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D E B A TIE
In the Senate. ON the 18th ;,,s,,,,,

In the Senate, on tie 16th instant,
On Mr.. GILMER's Resolution. instruc,inr n. f,or,
mlttee on Privileges and Elections to enquire wheth
er Henry M. Shaw, member of the House. was dn
~ elected by majority of the votes cast for Senator
tuck and Camden at the election in Auonst last And
that said Committee report to this House whether
salo Shaw is entitled 10 his as member of the
senate from said District. together with the facts up
on which they base their opinion.
Mr.. CALDWELL. do not see what enquiry can
be made into this matter now, Mr.. Speaker. Ac.
cordng to the Act of Assembly seat can be con.
'es.eo without notice of thirty days. :
Mr.. GILMER. That statute, Sir, applies to cases
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may be, in fraternal blood Let their last feeble
and lingering glance rather behold the gorgeous
Sensign of the Republic, now known and honored
Throughout heearth still full high advanced, its arms
and trophies streaming 10 their original astre, not
stripe eraced or polfuted single star obscured
bearing for its motto such miserable in,errogatory
as What is all This tuorfh nor those other words OF
sdelusion and folly, Liberty first and Union after.
words; but everywhere, spread all in chara
Sof living light, blazing its ample folds, they
float over the and the land and in every wind
under the whole heavens that other sentiment dear
kevery true American heart, Liberty and Union, now
land forever, one and inseparable 70
Noble, patriotic sentiment! Let US, Mr.. Speaker,
rejoice that his hopes, his patriotic wishes, have been
realized, and that his I" last feeble and lingering
Egance beheld the F." gorgeous ensign !" of his
try still floating over united prosperous, and gor-
$ous republic!
But he has falen-faen in the maturity of his in.
tellect, in the service Of his country Let aspiring
youth profit by his iustrious life, nor forget the
teachings OF his death, remembering what shadows
We are, and what shadows we pursue.' Let the man
years be taught too that he who ayeth up
himself and in the pride of his intellect and great
ness, covered with honors feels that he may take
his ease, may in that hour hear the unexpected
and dread message " this night thy soul shall be
Equired of thee! 20
Mr.. Speaker, beg pardon for having obtruded
thus much the indulgence of the House-abler
men will pronounce the just eulogy the life of the
illustrious statesman. hope, Sir, the resolutions
will be unanimously adopted. =.
The House then adjourned by unanimous vote,
until l o'clock tomorrow morning.
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SENATE.

THURSDAY, Oct Is, 1852.
Mr.. Steele introduced hill to incorporate tn
zee Dee Plank Road Company, which was refer
4 red to the committee on Corporations.
message was received from the House of Com
MONS transmitting the following engrossed bill
which was read the first time
Dill TO amend an Act passed at session of $50
apany. -'O''1 O0'''
Mr. Caldwell introduced bill to establish :
Bank in Charlotte
ENGRossED BILLS ON 2ND READING.
hngrossed bill to amend an Act incorporating
Washington Mining Company.
BIZ to authorize Duplin County Court to sell
public , lands in said County. Laid ON the table.
OH 70 amend an Act providing for keeping a
record OF marriages in this State Passed.
Bill to amend an act incorporating Favetter;lIo
and Centre Plank Road Company:
Bill to incorporate huntsville Division of the
Sons of Temperance. VI '4''
MT; Drake moved to take up the engrossed bill
providing for paying tales Jurors in the counties of
Halifax and Nash. -
BILL was taken up, and Mr.. Cannady moved to
a a. oy adding after Nash, Granville; Mr.. T.,
10y adding Pitt Mr.. CLARK by adding Columbus ::
Alr; Mcdowell by adding Brunswick.
Mr: L. +. Jones moved to Law the bill with
amendments, on the table, which motion prevailed
MIR. Kelly moved to take up the bill relative toI
keeP!ng record of marriages. The motion pre-
vailed and the bill was referred to the Committed
on the Judiciary.
L Mr. Thomas offered the following Resolution,
which was read first time:
II rHeTeas at the last session of the General Assem-
3y an act was passed repeating an act estabIisbin
CGun;y In the Western portion of this State, bvI
I men lne west is deprived of one member in thel
ho ouse OF commons and whereas, Resolution has
oeen introduced at this session to repeal an act es
Of Jachsen ano.aer County in the West, by the name
inc Supreme Court of the State the power of the Cen
ira assembly is conceded repeal the Act estab.
-ng any county in the State; and whereas me-
lFpeai OF western counties must lead to much dis
sauslaeuon and whereas, if the General Assembly
S the policy OF repeating acts which establish
oounties In the West, and thereby lesson the nnm-
Der representatives it-may lead to the repeal of
S,ats 81 'ne Counties in the Eastern portion of tte
bas considerable number of which do not possess
elf requisite share of population. In order to nre.
me evis resulting from the repeal of Acts esab
'Snng Counties, which, if continued, might be ex.
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the character and public services of Mr. Webster, the
Senate do now adjourn.
Pending the passage of the resolutions, Mr.; Brog-
den made few appropriate remarks, on the life
land public services of the illustrious dead after
which the Senate adjourned till Tomorrow morn
inr l o'clock
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SENATE.

WEDNESDAY,, Oct. 9th, 1852.
Mr.. Brogden introduced a bill to lengthen tht
time for the registering of grants, powers of Attor
{ney, Deeds of gih &c, which was referred to tn,
Committee on the Judiciary. -
A message was received from the House Of
sCommons, transmitting the following Engrossec
bills which were read the lst time in the Senate:
A Bill to authorize the County Court of Duplin
Ito sell certain public Lands in said county
Bill to amend an act Incorporating Washing
ton Mining Company. Increases capitol stock Of
said Company.
A Bill to amend an Act providing for the keep
ing of record of marriages.
A Bill to amend an Act Incorporating Fayette
willie and Western Plank Road Company.
Bill to confer acts of incorporation on Benevo
sent or Charitable Societies, was read third time
and passed. This bill confers the power on Coun
fly Courts to issue acts of Incorporation with Ger
tain prescribed rules.
On motion of Mr.. Lane, leave Of absence was
granted to Mr.. Joyner, of Halifax from and after
to-day, till Monday next.
On motion of Mr.. Drake, the Resolutions in IA
vor of J. R. Dodge taken up, and passed.
The Resolution providing for furnishing the
Halls with carpets spittoons, and settees, Ia
ken up, rules suspended, and passed three read
sings, by vote of "a to IA.
~ o'clock having arrived, the Speaker announced
the order of the day to be, the consideration of the
bill to repeal the county of Jackson.
Mr. Person moved the postponement of the furth-
Ter consideration of the BILL until - o'clock, Monday
18th November.
On motion of Mr.. Cunningham, the Senate adj
Ejourned till tomorrow morning l o'clock.
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Thnn ksn..arin,n Dam

Ih0nksgiUing Day. ~.
HARRIsBURe, Oct. IS. Gov. BfgIer has Issued ~,
proclamation, proclaiming Thursday, 25th NOV"
Pennsy vania. The same day has been named 10
similar purpose in New York, Massachusetts, MANI
Ohio and Mississippi.
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
TOu> IE.

rENfRE POINT PLACE. iaa tssillsrse Of
~ the undersigned, situated IL the mast f..,..
ant eligible and healthy T.asifian ia Se,Irf orr.
" is iIam olltfesi iat saIf ea literal terms. The
ilarl contains alHHI fiHH asfHs - aAasI',ul tI..
Die land. alaaul u aefes NJ abifh ik urdeI tpr.
we'll WaieIrd and IN a high stale VI ru.,,,sfinp
Seven pubic mads dtcrgr in,m u- laut tI,.h
fcnd,n 4 QUE ol the most drsiab'c pace, ion 4
PuhIic House and Mercantile ,s'ai,hmsrf hi
south Arkansas. Their ar NOW ai fH ...rt
iwo stores and Post Udirr. al4 .ae ,uanfr Al.
iaccnl Is the mosi dcusciy roiuiai,l r.H'.'1 "A,
thr comiy. The impr,,ntu. ar .f-.
Dwelling llou,r. several Team iI#.. fsn
Store ilouc., Tan iau. NAL suI tHrrlr.
machine with all The rrqHi-.tr ttt iu.du .ri
10 good repair 1oauy one jrfIpa. o.. l.l.....
sins Que Of The most eligible lirin,,s l..rt. BIO
Nou'h Arkansas, in ihr midsi ioia poo I.irr. r..l.
munily gfc opportunity }. now ular.t
The purchaser II be- d,siics b.. Du have .i,
iair Terms The guwIHs crop sli 'ir rn,L
far terms and luhhrr IaT'iraa., ,r.a,f, Of
Tie undersigned 90 The premises
,.. JOHN BrS>EY
Centre Point, Julc 20. ts,l. .l
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
Coins to Law.

el4aBing' is pretty well shown up in thg
following anecdo,e Of two Dutehmen wht
built aud used in common small bride
over a small stream which ran through then
iaIms 1t seems they had dispute con.
eeraing certain repairs which it required
alter time, one Of them declining ta beaI
any portion Of the expense Necessary 10 tIig
purchase of two or three new planks. H.
nally the aggrieyed party went 70 hrigh
boring lawyer. and placing ten dollars in
his hand, said, I'm give You all dish mon,
eys, if you'll make Hans do justice nit dc
rfilge,h
How much will it cost to rerair The
bridge" nskel the honest counsellor ul tho
determined litig,nt.
We'll, den, not more ash five iolar,e re-
piled the Dutchman.
cry well, said the lawyer poeketing
one Of his notes and giving him the oihef
siake this and 60 and get the bride II.
paired; its the best eourso you en- tafe.
'.Yaas," said the Dnlclnlan, Slowly J
.f.a.a.s. dat ish more better as 10 quarrel
MT Hans"
As he went along home, he shook lis
head frequently, as il unable after all quite
elaaFly to sec how he had gained anything by
gning 10 law.
On another occasion proceedings wer
aneutfalizadn between the same parties.
BY the same lawyer, in the case Of dqg sloai.
i1g
Did You shoot the complaiaant's d.
sd the counsellor to the trospasssr.
"iaas, shoot him; but Lei him brow
IL
Well. what was your dog aarih'a askea
The lawyer Of the other.
We'll, den, he wasn't wort noihin, Int
mean 10 make him pay de wort q him ''ar
sAaa.in' him.
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
The Erislinan's Revenge.

! few days since, in Portland Maine.
tNhefa the liquor law is in operation. n
god nalured son Of llibemia, Who's laal.
a BE vocation is the digging and selling
cams hneying the necessity If procuring.
~ medicinal purpose" qtarl q the
eaafaasam ViniS, called for lhe rurpasa
On the authorized agent for is siie Nlia,
isaring it was not all right, preemrtorily
reiusei TO grant his request ualess he pno.
dueei prescription from a regular phys.
eian.
The roor lrishmon really wanted the Il.
4aar. and prntled hc had obtained it.
would undoubtedly have Appropriated i 10
no improper USES, being a temperance man
himelf But his opportunities were una.
miliug, and he was obliged to leave the con.
Hi.uto, agency minus the soothing drops,
and " o5gr.c uot a litlo clagtinoi ai III.
usage. But siil he, "lll bo rc1ong1d Oh
yoa fdf YOU bad manners"
A lo1 DAG subsequently,, The honest III.
herman was ,ghcclinga a covered hand.nr-
row. lsien wihl goods Of his "proics.ion, ''
ly tho City Hal, undcrwh the iOioeiei.
fiag agency Is ], caiod. The agent cpyiug
lim. and ai.pccli. ls that he was Wheeling
oil 10 a place Of security load Of evil
,pirits accosicd HI u thus -
"Hallo, Pat, VII ut have You goI in your
whoclbarrOw,'
uChms be jabbcrs," replied Pat
"Ah. that IL jut what ! want will take
a peek; hand them in," says tho agent q
spirits
i'No sirrah! by thc holy 50 Patrick yer
can't have thcn, be jaLor'." sud the iniloSi'
BE lrishman
"Wby ua.!" inquired tho agent
aWcl. iuah, Gys Pa!rith " i is mo
rlf who Is the authorized agoIt for selling
clans and yer don have disil Of a one
Of them without yer pci a ccniblalc from a
rigular praclicing physishun as ! am afraid
70 will Be afher making a bad use of en-,
anyhow"
The authorized liquor vendor didn't get
his clans
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
TILE Nnsr.

T.s very rll linir,eis should suppose
There i mo- ne,} about the unse,
When plain N Is the nose uron yaur lieei
noseless iacg would lack poetic esaee.
Noses have sympathy; a lover knows
Noses are always iogcaol, when lips are kissing
An wl.s would dare to kiss where nose ".
missing.
". nIai Nnu,l bee the laelanee ai a Iasa.
ind whefg would be- ola mara means al trllins
NHaIhafa vile on Wholesome odaf low
tfaaui s, il vr owned na seIHe Of smHliins
knuW nuse, no,h nu oilet klaMs,-
Meath starry eye, o'cr ruby lips it sfnwsi
beauty is iu It's iulul and musie in is bowl
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
VALUABLE LAND For SALE

UNHE undersigned uiisfs for sale on a,rom.
L moiaiing lsHHss I'm acres of chuirr ana
valuable Land situate IN SeKeir county, Alhsu.
tas.
These lands We're selected IN ls3d. are of the
beet quality Of upland aul ATE localed in a de.
slrahlc neiehlotbdnd.
For terms, Dc, snquife of W II. Erer. AZ
Washington, OF tue snlissTilzfs ai Little Rnrl
WATKINS \ CuRRAN
January -. lsfa IfI
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS.

RYa 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 lsl5, OF any Of the lndian wars since 1890,
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 for those entitled TO them, aud locating
Il desired 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, fdesired
DANIEL l.. WILLIAMS.
Land Agent
Washington, Arks., Nov 81, 1850 l7tf
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19

ID ANAWAY from the camp of the
IL subscriber, neaf Washington, on
the night OF the 2tst Of October, AZ
Ncgro Man named Dlnia, about 30 ~~I
years of age, of light copper color, II
about . feet 10 inches high, weighs s...a
about 1865 pounds, has one or two small scors o,
the lel side OF his neck, and Is Inclined IN bs L,,
legged bad on when he LEFT white wool p,,
aud common negIo clothes The Negro lome,lv
belonged 10 William d. Watts, of Lawnnec pis.
tret, South Carolina. will give the aboyc no..
wand for his apprehension aud confinement In
any lall 80 that can get HIM ANY inlorma,ion
regaIdlns HIM may be addressed 10 the ,nLsrr,ber
at Pinovillc 7, o., Bossier Parish. la.
a, ALLEN YANCE.
Washington Oct @. 1851.
ll-Whig ldtlle Rock, publish to amount Of ;,
and charge this office, ''''''''''' " "
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19

An Irihman was saying that he once slw
a person bohoalod with his hands tied be-
hind him who Immediately picked up his
head end put L on his shoulders
ala" said a byaauder, chow coull he
pick up his head with bis hands tied behind
him.
ooh, said Paddy, "you fool could not
he have picked il upwith his teeth!'
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
TO Planters 4 Merchants.

V'HE undersigned has oa hans s.... .af. ,il. %
l. tollinshurc. ioeIcr raG.h. la Ifb lsi,..u
heavy Cotton osuahpfet Fr m 5un 20 HfaHf..r
ol homo made uissri Negro s'uc. I,f. .U 10.
~ 'olion Iins. warranted Go I-H.u u,.-
"'niy hoi'd Arc Wagon. both mf hrrr, afA
ONcu, with wooden aud iTr .4el. r..V. ,.....
laifm T,quird. Also a l,at, ilrl .Il..
Goods and Gmteflas. 4 superior spl lsa,, m
Of Ready Made clothing loil. of fuur,I. l1
and winter wear. IIauirfs and nfI I.fH. #.a
i"nicnaHy requested 10 calI gni lal .u a appy
OF The shave article, ss will tell thrm as rirap
as they can be- bought Ia Nav Orleans. and nn
time In suit their gfuwirg crops. On,r- will lc
pnnrlually filled ior any OF The alo,c enumerated
articles.
!. B GlLMER.
" n. B.-tioods, Gwccfies or ra,h pah af
co'r iinia or Idiro, good article always re.
qmrcd. Ing.
June 60, isi0,
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
MEL SONS H OTEI,
nIFT IN u tphAAra

JNliE undersigned iakes peasufe in announcing
L To his ihruds ani tie pubic generally that
he Is pIclurci, ai the uHer fafemia Fulton, to
accummlllic all Vim may iasuT INN with their
patronage.
a., table will be supplied with the best the
market aiiori, his llaf with the choicest liquors,
and rs. stable, will be provided with plenty Of
puycilcr aul attended hF tafefa asiefs.
No cyrr'ious uu Lis Ial wi L. snanl 10 rem
der comfortable all WIN may be rea=el IA give
him call.
{. T NELSON.
Fulton, Jan, ~ ISL 3if
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19

"Wiic," said man booking for a boot
jack, "l have places where keep my things
and you ought 10 know it," Yes said
ahc, II ought to know whore you keep your
iatc hours but don't
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,

INtlAr at a sans of Lands inr the non-payment
l. ol layol due thereon held al the Court
ll5use duu, u the town ul Washington in the
county ol llrmpsll al, in the Slaie OF Arkansas,
pursuant 10 luWnl notice given by tho Sheriff of
said county OF Hampstead, and in conformity
with the laws ol said State, on the int Monday
ui November a, D. Isis, heiuB the sixth day
Of said muni'E William H. Etier purchased Of
the thea Saeul Of sail county al l.emIs iead,
the oilpwius Described taet uf pafee ol land
situate iu thc -iil county of Hempleal, which
sud imct of land WIS listed, asss#ze1, aHl sold
as the property of T.. Chappal, and described Us
the south Wet quarter Of the South East quarter
OF Section twelve an in Township twelve ll9l
Sluih, at Rlngr IWcuiY-siX Tn Nesl. eaniain-
ma t.l,y acres, Iur which the sud Ellef pail the
said SArHl and Tax Collector, tho sum ui two
dalhr and five cent being the ainnaal al lnXes,
peau'ty, aUl east, due ihera1u llf theYean j. D.,
lsli and lsls--Ial took IIam sud Sheriff. and
Collector a aecllihaaie OF purchase or TIE same-
that afterwards on the 9th day ol November,
A. d., ISIS, the said Eitef, for salae received,
assigned the said certificate ii nufhase 10 the
undersigned, by whom il Is nv heIa anl who
Is entitled tu a deed iuf the same IHm the sHeTill
ol llemp'tell county Aaw lheuIale. notice is
hereby given. 10 all persaus VIM my be enn-
eelntl, or who cau RET Hp anY flsAt, title, OF
claim, 10 the above described tael or parcel oil
laud 50 purchased .s aforesaid, in consequence oI
any nomaliiy ifUgulaTiiy, Or iIesalliy con.
nerlrl with such sale OF iar any faase oI defect
whaleycr that m conformity viii IL aci of the
General Assembly ui the State ol Arkansas ia
relation 10 Tax titles the undersigned will ap-
ply 10 thc Circuit Court of llemnsiaad county
ata Court 10 BE- holden at the CONT House Of
said county, in the town ol Washington on the
seventh Monday aner the fourth Manday ai Sep
tombeE A. d., 1872. for confirmation oI title IN
and To said tnci OF parcel of lanl "a purchased
as Aforesaid, aud all penaus Interested afs hereby
nni.hd To appear ai said ama aHl pace, and
show cause, u any theY can. Maf ihe title Ia
said llul so ,al as a.'as aid. should nui b con.
fnnel according 10 laW.
EEEkIEI. NANCE.
Washington, March L, lszl2 ll.G
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
Town Propcrty for SnIc

ILL scii on accommodating terms the
4 Houses aud lots whereon / now live as ais,
iho corner Tot with The Buildings Known n. NJ
hilck corner opposite the Clerks Odice.
u.,,--. BENZ. p. JETT.
'"'ii''~''''' " f'Nr ~ lNlls dq.grp
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19

Az luAoiYAriyE Wirr.-,lcun Paul, in
his inimi,ablo Fruit, Flower, and Thorn
Pieces draws an amusing picture Of the
matter.ol.,act spouse Of impractical Sci
bcni.as :--" She could count the strokes Of
iho town clock between her husbands kiss.
o. and could listen and run oil to the aucc-
pan that was boiling over. with the big tears
ia her eyes which hc had pressed out Of her
melting heart by o touching story or sermon.
She accompanied in her devotion, the Sun
day hymns. which ochotd loudly from the
urighbohng apartments; aud in the midst
of q yere she would intervene the pro ale
que zion, What ,lalll warmup Tor support,
and he could never banish from his remoin-
ienncc lhatonc when she was quite touch.
ed. and listening to his cabinet discourse
upon death and eternity, She looked at him
thouehaully, but towards his feet, and at
lugth said: Don'tput on the LEFT stocking
io.morrow-l must Grs. darn il.
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
BRlTT'S HOTEL,
VISYING To, ARKANSAS,

FINhc subscriber begs leave 10 inform his friends
i and the public that he still continues busi.
ness nj his old stand, where he has supplied him.
sell with every thing necessary for the aroom-
mediation Of the travelling community, Ills house
Is commodiuus, the ronms well arranged inr fam.
lilies, and his table well supplied with the best
the market ailorls.
His stables are large, bouniilully supplied with
prpycndcr, and attended by careful osilers.
lie pledges himself that naihne shall be want.
ing on his part 10 nsnlefeamiaftable all who may
be pleased to give him call Ills charges will
he as moderate as those Of anY aiher halise in the
south, us an evidence Of which he relefs 10 The
lullnwius
RATES:
Boarding per month. uth,...t..t.....s...sl0
Boarding and lodging per week,......s1 30
,..........7i
nlhse meal '..tt.sss sas-s.s.stsss..s2
lodthe''. .,,,.H,,,#. t...#s.tss.#.
liultt lred,s s.tttttstt.s. sss.s s#s#sttssss41
Keeping man and horse all nght......sl
Keeping horse p5r ....s.......s3 -
6E0. u. BRITT.
Washington, Oct. 10 lsla.-7=if
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
A CARD.
nR. RENJ. u. .IE.Iyt,.

HAS resumed the Practice of medicine in
Ii Washington. AMI may at all linz 4, laual
at his an1'heclry ..aTe. naless ziaHaIlF ah.
sehi waew hr Wi'l Lcdp hII sarHlF al lfssh
mHliHirfs inr sale Loss uf rash
W5shusian. Nyl. Iflf
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
COTTON GINS.

I'HE undersigned has on hand a lot Of superior
i TIN stands of tafiols sizes and pattern.
made OF the besi material and on the most am.
proved plan which he vii fully guarantee. and
sell on more accommodating terms than tbry
have ever heretofore been offered
d. L. BRlrrlN.
"ashhsl"h June IL iA1u. 2ltf
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
JOHN FIELD.
ATTORNEY ATLAW

pESIDES at Washington, llampslsaa county
LII Arks,, and wllrcgnhrly allena all the eaurla
in the counties of llomp.iead, Clark Pile, seFiag
Lafayette, Union and 0uaehila, and vii intend ta
the collection Of debts in any IaH ai lie State.
llaslHe entrusted to him VIII he promptly at.
tented 10.
Jan. ~, lSil.
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
HlNHING YON N.1RK.

VNlll2 undersigned would respectfully inform
l. his friends and the public generally, that he
is still TO be found at his old stand in Washington,
where he is supplied with every thing necessary
for the accommodation OF the travelling public,
and hopes 10y strict attention 10 the comforts OF
his guests and discrimination To please, 10 con-
inue to receive share Of public patronage,
His house is clmmadous, and the rooms well
arranged for families.
Ills table viii he supplied with the best the
market affords, aud his stables provided with
plenty of proycnder and attended by careful ost.
lens
His rates of charges will be the same as here.
toiore, viz
RATES.
Board per month with lodging, slaOO
without s.............,l0 10 90
week. cek...,......aat....... 80
ny,,.,,.t,tt.tttt..,ttt 10
ohgle meal, al,t,,,,.tttts.ttt..tsts "a
Lodging. ,,,,.,,,,,,.,tt..ts.s 20
llofse Iced observation-disclosures .s.,. "a
Keeping horse per month h.........#......l0 10 90
week ek......s....#..,..l = 90
A. i. HIGH.
Washington, Oct :, lsla. 39if
Washington telegraph., 1852-05-19
NOTICE,

A IL persons indebted to the late firm Of Bl,,t
II Bro. & Co, or Henry Block, viii GnJ t5sir
NOTES IN tho hands OF D. a V. Block "A hn arn
authorized 10 receipt aud receive lhr lmr. WV
HENRY BLOCK
April = 1852 liSm