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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15

srcnrTAnY or srArr.LWe learn from wash
ington that the nomination of Hon. Edward Ever
EFT, as secretary of State, was on Thursday com
inundated to the Senate, and that the nomination
was unanimously confirmed, at the instance Of
distinguished gentlemen of both parties. without
the usual foruality of day delay and areference
IN 4, oor,r,;tbae - 5t''t''s-s ~ 40 fsfS
Aplitas7rEn.s Write N. Y. Star emits the
Sss IN oss snasssq..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15

TRApE CONVERSIONS Baltimore American
says can the indications go to show that the Wes-
tern and Southern Trade Convention which is to
be heldin baltimore on the 9Th Instant viii DO
well attended by influential and intelligent gem
tiemen. The invitation to be present is general
one, and all-who come will be sure of he arty
welcome.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15

suIcIDr.-on Tuesday last, an old man named
John Gittinga, living near Fork Meeting House,
Baltimore county, committed suicide by hanging
himself to tee. He deliberately went out,
drove large spike into tee, and twisting his
neck tie around it, swung off and died. He twas an
incorporate man and about so or 20 years If age.
Hartford Gazette
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15

TnE OYSTER TRADE.-one firm in Baltimore
ships for the West by way Of the Baltimore aud
Susquehanna Railroad and the Pennsylvania i'm
provements eight tons of oysters daily. The oper-
atoms of this one concern comprise the opening Of
too thousand ue hundred btshe oysters per dug.
giving constant employment to one hundred ana.6f
ty-seDen men and boys ti7a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15

TnE SLAVE TaADE AND BRAz1Ls-Extract of q
letter from ship ut Rio:-''The Brazilian Gov
eminent has made a:Tequest to Great Britain to
Withdraw their cruisers from their coast, as they
wish to have the suppression of the slave trade in
their own hands fotwhich purpose they have or
dered six men.oT-War steamers TO be built in Eng.
land ontKe LIST of January next it is expected
that tbe.tlst steamboat will sail from Para to the
Upper Amazon to inaugurate the important navi-
CATION Of the river.'' s..ss4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15

RAILROAD PRooREss IN KENruckr.-The road
from Maysville to Lexington will soon be opened.
There are now 500 hands on the line between Pa
ris and Lexington, and over 1900 between Mays
vile and Millersburg, making more than 1900 Ia
borers in ALL The directors expect to have the
Maysville and Big Sandy Railroad under contract,
and tile work progressing early in the Spring. .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15

MGRs1AoE IN HIoH LiHE.-The Boston Journal of
Thursday morning says:
the Rev. Mr. Watefs6h,s Church, Rev. Mr.. Cool
idge officiating. Tile parties were Mr.. Henshaw,
who was united with Iiiss Jameson, daughter Of
Hugh Jameson, Esq, and niece of the President e.
lect. Gen Pierce and his accomplished lady, with
many other relatives and fnendS, Were. present OH
the interesting OCCASION s.isFs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15

sTrAMBoAr Bul1DIva IN LoUisv1LLE.-The Con-
rer says that the number of boats built at Louis
vile and vicinity this year, shows large excess
over any previous year, and the outlay of capital
in the construction and outfit of these new boats
is fully one million and quarter of -ollars. For
ty-four boats have bren built here this season, at
an average cost Of about $4,000 each.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15
New Boots and Shoes.

II W1n. BOle, l61 Main Street, WAeeknp,
opening the first lot of his Fall Winter tirGk
i OF boots and Shoes, which embraces every Styc um
quality in the shoe trade for ladies, misses children
wear, Gents boys and youths boots and shoes To df
nate the variety would be too lengthy for Advertise
nlent.
~ This stock Is exclusively New York and Phiadeph
make the latest style and best stock and oTkmanhp
both cities; II Is warranted GUARANTEED both bythe M
kcrs and the undersigned Particular atentionia called
the article ofladies travelling boots WV BoLR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15

The SECRETARY OF THE NAvY.-The Boston
journal in publishing report of the Secretary of
the Navy, says:
"GonsideTing the short time which Mr.. Ken
nedY has held the post, the document now submit
ted to Congress is deserving as much credit as the
author has received for his literary productions"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15

UrCol. WIZ. lawn, formerly ofLancaster, Ohio,
who commanded the I'd Ohio regiment under Gen.
TAYLOR in the Mexican war, and after the resto,a-
ton OF peace took up his residence in Texas died
Layaca on the 18th October. Hewas brave SOL
dier, talented lawyer, and an accomplished gentle
man.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15

HEALTH uH w. r.. KINo.-The Baltimore Sun of
the 9Th inst. inilluding to the arrival of the Wire
President elect in that city, says that he is moi
SUCH state of health as the late reports from
the South had led the public to believe. He looks
quite as well as usual, his only ailment being n
cough, which is of some annoyance to him." We
are very glad 10 lear of this favorable report.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
'f94TIHg! 2 OR SAnRIe[- = =

+, THE subscriber, wishing 10 i6ess b Ky Bill
IFSzE business. would oief for sale tbe eslef
A-h which no now ,resides, In NORTH " VA
one OF the Most dcsi.a bic licences ihthe eitse
large and eoInmodlous, well ventilated IA iae ls
sucha situation that build nearfi * e9 b
story has cellar, wash room, kitchen aud Spir-
same ooTj with hot and cold water, and ron5
kitchen. and cold water and sink in the l u u
ond story has large hail. two paflofs, two a.
and bath room adjoining The family rooms, havn+
back OF the house, and portico In 'front.' FSa atts
The attic has large rooms, and SMALL and 80.
tory on the roof. 'os'rII
There is good brick stable and cArti.v,, ~.
house and bake convenient to the kItchen ~
The lot is planted with choice selection or l,,
tirely open sides, the East West aud So,Aa =
ing East on Market st, West on Kenny A. and
MoOTe's Alley. - NStA y
To any person desiring residence in thai p,,,
city. the present is opportunity for secufne h
and retired home, that may not soter Psalt
nov1e4wd THoS G CULBRRTtsno,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15

PR1cE OF GAs.-The Gas Company have put the
price of their gas to IS per 100 cubic feet, with
discount of per cent for cash, max ing it IS, 80
Phil ledger
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15
bout 3 O'Clock the House adjourned.
soienoe and Agricultural.

Look at that wide valley, with its snow.cl;
submits at distance on either side, and IFS glass,
river flowing cribbed andoconfined i'll the lowe
bottom. Smiling fields and well-trimmed hedg
rows and sheltering plantation, aud comlortab
dwellings, and busy PoPulationj and abunda
cattle, cover its undulating slopes. For miles, il
dustrious plenty spreadsove country which Il
river formerly uslirped and the lake covered, al
the rush tufted over, and bog and messy heath, al
perennial fogs, and drizzling rains rendered il
hoSpitable and chill But mechanics have chainr
the river and drained the lakes and boys, and CID
ey bottoms, and thus giving scope TO the applic
ton of all the varied practical rules 10 which SC
ence has led, the natural climate as been Subdt
ed, disease extirpated, and rich and fertile and hn
ply homes scattered over the ancient waste.
Turn 20 another country, and river flows deep
through an arid and desolate plain. Mechani
lift its water from their depths, and from thousaI
artificial channels direct them over the parched su
face. 1t is as ifaan enchanter's wand had be-
stretched over it-green herbage and thewaviI
corn, accompanied by all the industries Of rural L
spring up as they advance. Another county, NJ
green oasis presents itself, busy with life, in Il
midst of desert and sandy plain. Do natur
springs here gush up. rs in the green oasis of Il
Liberia wilderness. tits another ofthe TRUMP!
of human industry, guided by human thought. G,
oloJ and her sister sciences are here the pioner
of rural life and fixed habitations. The seat of hi
den waters at vastiepths was discovered by heavu
Under her directions, mechanics have bored to the
sources and their gushing abundance now sprea
fertility around. Such are the more sensible al.
larger lriumps of i.rogreSs rural economy-such {
man may well boast of-not only in themselye:
but in their consequences, and they may take the
place with gigantic vessels Of war, as magnifce:
results Of Intellectual effort. - III = 10
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15
Suspended claims

The quantity of land required to satisfy the war.
rants issued up to the last of November, 1852,
amounts to $685. ucres, which, at the mini
mum price of 81 ,25 per acre, would be worth S12,-
419, $50.
Under the act of 22d March, 1852, there have
been received and registered 1866 cases, of which
there have been admitted 2,34l, leaving still 10 be
this act, 14S,6OO acres of land will be required.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15

B.The bill which had been introduced into the
Legislature of South Carolina, 10 give the election
Of Electors Of President and Vice PRESIDENT to the
people, has been POSTPONED untilthe next session.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15

POsr orSicx rERArrOxs-The Postmaster Gen
eral has established and discontinued the folowin
Post Offices in Virginia and North Carolina, durin.
the week ending December 4th: s.-- f.et.....
New Brighton, Fauquier county, VAS. H. New
house, Postmaster.
Goldenplaoe, onslOw county. N. c.; rs. Hat
olson. Postmaster. DE-
steyenss Mills, Union county, N. CT J. H. Ste
VEINS Postmaster. @
Disegntinusd.-Elk Shoals, Alexander county,
North Carolina. za 800
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15
BY THE SAME ARTIST.
PORTRAIT OF JACKSON I VI
Engraved Cby pcrmission) from Thomas suiIy's only
original raintIg in the possession of Francis
i.t Preston Blair, Esq, GO by 90 inches0 ts.
PRICE Five DOLLARS PER cory. ..E,.g

PRICE Five DOLLARS PER cory. ,.
ap Read ThisI ghslIi
From the Hon. JOINT Mclean. Associate Judge ofthe
Sqp'eni cI SSIsh 18th Oct, 1859.
Dear sir-1 thank you the engraved likeness Of Gem
his itc grey hairs, his l1 aud venerable Frame the
sincerity and Kindness Of his expression and manner, cap
few il any, educated home abroad however
s a aSea sS Of e5o
social circle Whether we consider him IN NE
trSlio he was remarkable man.
Geo. w. childsi Bsq .
Great 1nducenent to Club Subscribers.
CAN'T Portraits tho subscriber respectfully the follow.
CLUB SUBSCRIPTIONS.
To wit:-For club OF i've, N 5000
. :: ffiSrSassen, rf or S sGSS
9th copies of the works win DO sent. u u. !;
0s Of Soia 'S hs the
to address, or to each Of o sSf fRs * fEe
Agent for welehs Portraits of Washington and Jackson
for State OF Va, Eagle Square, Richmond, Va.
Must be Sold! i3T
and Sod JsW e a At hS I na
during this week at auction prices 10 close the
supply themselves with goods in The above line
goods shall prove represented, the money shall
- GRAY & TRULIs NJ fsl
decs-4t fs-i.at1 WM HALL, Au .ionecr.l
Use Howe's Cough CandyYou can get It at 4 II. LO.
u GAN q Co.'S Drug Store decs
O00 LBS Cream arlar for sac BY .-...
DOO does ..t1l-- I'll. LOGAN q Go.
100 LBS Glaub0r Salts for sale by I'TEl VT 2
10Y does Z: H.LoGAN 9. co.
Bridge Exchange.
John wEISGABER, respectfully announces TO his
- friends, and the srest mankind that reed
and enlarged his rooms at the South end OF the Creek
Bridge, where he will furnish s-t& ,sT4
rf1f5it Fresh Oysters 90 81
In the bert STYLE with the choicest other comforts for tho
inner man, suitable to all tastes nov1s-u
WTHITE LEAD, Iinseed OIL, Turpentine, Lamp black.
w Chrome Yellow Vsnitian Rcd Chrome Greeni Gold
sept J.B.VowRLL. 81 Union st
Another Arrival of
f. STAPLE GOODS
VNTR nave day received large quantity OF Staple
w Goods, comprising 100 pieces Dark Prints; peees
Black Tilled French Cloths, Steel MIXED Cassimerej
Washington and Mt Vernon Bleached Shirtngaj eTinos,
stripes heavy Long ShaVRls; Hamilton Canton
nell Shirting Cheeks Also, dozen Genenen,s Com.
lfoTis, extra heavy, and In coloTss
So s5.'i Cloak Cloths. s s.', 8 z.
WE would call articular attentionto stock or La
eomprisng Olive Brown Green Lead, Black and Cttror
These Cloths imported by jas Beck & Co. for their
retail tradei we have trimmings to matehthe CIothH
JgSt received At o W HEISKELL & COS.
...isl.as COLLECTING. saIsiiss
1Hk nbsedber having made the great.
* er Command Of he tins, gives notice that VIII con-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15

+, Heavy DAM4GEs.-In the case of Benjamin NJ.
harrington and wife VS.. the New York and New
tHaver Railroad Company, which action was
brought in the New York Superior Court, to reco-
Harrington, in consequence of collision between
two trains the 9th of January last, the jury rem
dered a sealed verdict, yesterday morning, award
ing the plaintiffs $500.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15
New Carpets.

.T .ae New Carpets.
Il AM now receiving daily, my Fall and Winter stock oil
Carpets Rugs, Oil Cloths, Curtain Goods, Trimmings,
&c, &C. MY stock is large; and has been selected with
g1cat md will be sold aslG the goods
got in any other market Those DESTROYS seeing some
Tho prcthcst Carpets and Rugs offered In this win
call at t43, Main street.
n 'TJ4RRnuR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15
Valuable FFoPeFIy r9F saie or CO ;

:
THE undersigned offers for sale or CO paTtnerShip a
BLAST FURNICE located four miles from the linz oTts
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and near Fatrmoun Ia
Co., Va, together with abundance Of Iron Ore IE
signed wishes either to SELL extend his operations All
who viii Join In with this establishment and fdr
Steam Engine lie viii offer the most liberal TERMS IE
Ing all machinery or stock at a lair valuation.
Specimens OF the Orc and Pig Metal may be seenlue
Office OF the Wheeling Intelligepoer,
Cost OF Iron ore delivered at the furnace, per
Cost OF Charcoal, per 100 bushels. 2B
Cost OF Limestone, per ton. sd
+ Hon. Thomas Hayt.s.Id will receive and eondut AZ
gentlemen to the establishment who may desire to visit al
examine II.
oct11-tT s.As g-Z- - JOHN G. WILLIAM
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15
WHEELING. CARRIAGE
- MANUFACTORY.
Market street, below luiu.x

srFHrs y THE PUBLIC are fespectLITTI Is "a.
CG- that Busby & Little have SsSol},i tIp,l1sa
E&SS~SNjS them, In the Carriage buSinesS n IVA MA
49, Manu. under the style OF H. CHnRtihIlT9i.
& co. Arrangements being made, BY them I saA
duct the Carriage business extensi yely thSn
totore been done in this city They PREPARED A
everything which they make as perfect and
best mechanical skill accomplish and M y
themselves TO oder all articles in their line
poets TO any OF Eastern manui6 cture and Al g Low
be bought for in any market Ordera
Coaches, omni buses Hacks, Family Carriages Bsfss
Roekaways, Buggys Gigs, &c, &c! &.SS+eess
II Is their intention 10 keep constantly on Asna
SALE assortment of Carriages and ugsys % ys.t
P RE si'AfiSif promptly attendsdto, ,...s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15

Geo. W childs. Eaq, Phlla.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15
Another Arrival Of

w nave day received large quantity OF Staple
wv Goods comprising 100 pieces Dark Prints pieees
Black Tilled French Cloths, Steel Mixed Clssimeret
WaHhingtOn Mt. Vernon Bleaehed ShiTnga; eTinos
stripes, extra heavy Long Shawas Hamilton Canton Elan
nell Shrng Cbecks. Also, dozen Gentleens Com.
lfoTts, extra heavy, and In cooTss
novs $500 -. Q. v. HkIsKELI., 6 Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-15

The enlargement Of The GeneIuI FOSlF OIlce
buildings, and of those for the post Offices OF
Washington and Philadelphia, is necessary. The
plan Of cheapo ocean postage is condemned as an
untimely experiment, though the idea is pronoun-
ced coed. Thanks for assistance in making the re-
port, are returned 10 ex- Postmaster General Hail.
the Industry OF the suBordmates in the department
is commended, and so Mr. Hubbard brings his re-
pottto a close s1f0ts iaf tu '9fUs.7
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06
WASHINGTON
FEMALE SEMINARY.

flNllE Ninth Scion OF the Washington Fee
L malc Seminary Nill commence on the 18th
September next
4. ibu Institution + row ahoul 10 enter upon
The ith year oil ekbteHtr the Principal ayails
him rlHoI The orcasion 10 feleai his assurances,
ital every facility, which Iarmancnec liberal
expenditure, and Well.4uailird enfps OF teachers
can aiaid, viii be extended to those desifous of
receiving thorough and accomplished education.
Il Is helie,ed that Ia Institution in the Stale offers
superior advantages IN all that constitutes we'll.
le#5Haltl and l'auushine School Tor larNG LAntrs.
it iaNaTohle loeahuni-iis 'paeions aud convenient
haaius. Its supply piarpafaius lof the illusira-
ilen ui ihs sgeHt,s-iis facilities in the depart
meul at Music aud oiher accomplishments,
teacher pasfrsHei nj long cXprren,e ailef altan-
iages lpr The education oi young lades seldom
ound Hniia1 ia ihp south West
The Principal dtifcs. al,a 10 announce that his
connection with The Male Seminary has been dis
,ulYras aud that hs auifr time will he dcraied as
hsnlaIpni iu iHe Interests ri the Female Schoo,
aided in every department by ladies al uudouhled
ability Ud eyIaneafr,
II Mill ha rnliced ihai the Fall sessian will
commence au The aud Monday ol September next,
insirad ul tie md Mon As heretofore announced
Tie iruns will continue the same. aud il will
he understood tlisl lis mol paid al the end of the
s'ssua vii boar ilt Iaif ui interest usually char
e1.
S. l.. sLAcR. \ ~, Priaripal
llHl.H#fH Jun !G iNHa. TN
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06
From In n 0. Raugur.
later From Eurnpc..irrlVai of
the Africa.
Nv f0nRIN0TII y. Iul0. 7. NJ

Wv Yonk. Sept II. ld.so, 7. N.
The 5lcams|fp taica laa arrived, Cotton was
O shllr lower. lHf alas aI the Neeb we H.
0n1 balr' NIljag W. 4aolrd ai j. rousuls
had declined 4
lue ahayc Hpsairl Bas mtsB cd here At Ten
minutes heIore ilufIuak lasI usht thu, bcalIus
old iimr iaf m.uHtos
From Iiavana"Afrival of the Crescent City.
Nv Yaaes Sept la.
Tile Cazreal Ctf, ftam Havana ON tbr Ialh
iH#tt reports ihal mon than thousand perans
were At that date aHnHael IN the Island nj GHha
I'm etI.aealuaeure=. salFpl aem are HilaHius
teTuH8
hea. tanc.la is sory unpopular. sIlar htar.
uHrl m1HE wF1I'l5 cIhacns haze been siuppus. of
thfiF HurrF by ranl#fl'in
NaaH iHn tfp,aaHi City arrived III the paft n.
lla,ap the Governor soui HfaHl of sfaH,h
sa.l -. nH huafd iapruHrAlthf HHrsHf lIHm auI-
IHs taHh taf'a unltTad them aH H. ihrH
ajlr==sra isilrf 10 the 6nyemuf STATING Ibft
lIe HaisHH ladHftef fWaI'gHlhraT.IHIH. IA WHI.a
HHt aaa nuHd Wzh hIu Is ids SfaH,,HHuliar-
iHie.s lls uaarr stated iHaH d ans H.HH=hiHi 4
mrasaIrs ar eiIarls la dHlain thr GwstHut GHF
NrrH mali lY laasr authorities t##y would b.
held responsible lHf tha AHrfIsau Government
The si'aaei le0 Havana without an, muIHsla.
sInu
Tim Havana E#a IHsa laHe afi.rIs on if
izmafs gl iie 5 uE.Eaa# pc iutsnH5 ta.au
aHaHHs.
Im Caf'siH rearnIsaataua as,ut or iao Cos.
cent eIis iU sal il iIe I.HHlsHHT movements u
HHr Nulei 5lala. AHa.aHi WIIl aIsu h. teHt la
arNIzl.
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06

lNHAr, % q sale Of I.ands LOT the non.payment
Il OF ihXts due thereon, held al tie Court
hou,c door, IN the county OF llemi stead in the
Slie ol Arkansas. pursuant 10 laWinl n,iicc gwen
BIZ the Shcrilo taid county OF Houp.icad. aud
iu conformity with tle laws OF said : iIr. un tho
Dni Monday o November A. d. lslp. .cius iiu
seyolihdayo said month, the iollowh,.. dies, dlcd
tracts or larrels Of lard situated in SAIL county,
wrre stricken ou % lLc undonigned-,o wit
iAe s1uih-Eisi qmn,f Of section eleven. tAr
sluih.Els quarter vi section fourteen; the North
Nei quarter of seciian thirteen; the South.W West
qlaricfoi the Southeast quarter o section twelve;
ile El'i hnli % hc Southeast quarter OF section
ihIlecH the West hailol The North east quarter
ID section twelve. the Sou'h-we'i quarter ol scc-
iion twelve, and the Norih-wcsi quarter of section
ten 30 IN township ten South, IN Range twenty.
six Nui,-cuuiaining ~ Tie aggregate one thou.
sand acres more or les.
Al oi which said lands were snld. and bought.
for the aggregate amount OF the Taxes, penalty
aul cusis due thereon, ior the year A. u 1915,
amounting TO The tun OF twenty three doan aud
iwga,y-..Tcc renls and are ilow held by the TN
dcs.gncl by deed of conveyance duly executed
by lht sHerii Of Hampstead county aforesaid. by
authority vested In HIM b. tine laws ol lac State
ul Arkau,l.
Now therefore, notice i. hereby given 10 all
persons who may be concerned or can sei up any
right title, or claim % the above described imcts
OF land or auy or either ui them, - purchased rs
ai1rHI I.d, lu consequence OF any inlorualiiy, IT,
regularity uf ieuiiiy connected with such sale,
~ uf any cau-e UT defect whatever, that in con-
iprmlly witi ihr act ol the General Assembly OF
the state Of Arkansas, IN relation To tax titles
approved the 81 OF November, 1880; the under
sisned Hill apply to the Cireiii Court Of Hemp
stead county, al q oouTt 10 be holden ai The Court
house of sad county nn the 1th Monday after the
.'h Monday ia March A.. D. 1888 lur the confirm
Binu title IN and 10 aid lands, 50 purchased as
aiole.dl. and oil persons interested are hereby
notified To appear at said time aud place and
show cause u any they can, why the title to the
said several tracts OF land should not be confirmed
according To law.
ROBERT r. COOK.
Hdaimgioa SpL /, 1859. 3j-Gw.
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06
sriIllliInr. of cnt.nn.

According 10 ,H# Ms 0T'eaHs nHcazCafHuf
~ H'.I HreEI'- n g laa #srf==ia#a l.f H.IiHHI.
Iar #aH#Ha fH Hlzzt Hl'Hz m#EiH# i4a
aFrI##eas computed slid .aHH d#.r Iaat fraI
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