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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08

OT- SRau fat, oO6 oIt llntcitGn, peIthe hcn Iert
niatlu Staatn cuycb Die 9lrtbttitbe g8don3ura rr,
Gbriltiana Ssfau9iusu bis sur Trtipr,tbuna ron pane
tpap, erIp1bfu fno, mcbr cts $40 600 tttra3in.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08

GTSc p,it man wri5 fno Ctpa So, 900 in tC
Gtaot @clnrt fdr bGn OGcIutb :6rno" iuiomrsn s,
bratbt ipcrecn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08

SenrD GGdD. - Die GitunNbEit bitfs QrCBcn
SUanncs ninmt NIT itntm SAGE ab. 9ion 6tfdrcbtt
nun eag CT 91aItbn0tcn ME ptosr psrlafItu tOnn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08

QL5-2ds 6r. Scbn Smitb rcn ertcmlno Gourh
letc gRchs tttrn9t tuurec, itatI Scmoup $1,000 ans
fiutm oauIt Dts Wor in Ger Shat ctu uUviribam
tSr IicG.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08
OcItQ(0aff6 (un9.

Die biSbsr i'm MubI9sfbdft bsFanpcne
8irmo OCn s. 8ierD uno Comp. il
am lftcn Sonuar 1852 nit atIftiiissr Gin:
itimmun9 ouf9sbObtn pOrocn. Nus oieIs'
nigen, Die nod QnfOrcerun9s1 an oisfeIbs
babsu, bsIieben itre &ebnun9sn innebatb
6 BOten cinSubrin9tn. - unb ScIds, bic
nod ftbuIpi9 finn, ihnerbatb bcfa9ter 3sit
anjurufsn uno &i4ti9feit su MAIDEN.
SoEao S3ierr;
GalOmpu Sierr,
S6bomaS TriCoricb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08

6T-3n gItu9attam wiro etn Stn9tin0 qti,iat, 8
19 Sabre alt uno Iben 8 6uG lang III. Sist bIctit :,
Sim gSrttpn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08

0FDns DanlpfibifT Gurcro ptrlicG om 81 1ctIm
Der Itlpcrt fir Gu9tano. gs bate S $S47,000 Gjclt
on 9rarb. Qlic flnO ris @sr. Staatsn ptcer I'm olf
Summe irulCr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08

QFNrAi6oto Dircu III lett g2rht gun
Scr. Saatcu SEuatcr pcu Rcntrdu, an rje EtrUt O,a
athtb. !benru Gon crpShtt porrlu. 2(m l. uICblt'n
SEptsmbSr fIn0t Nts gtEnitiEit Nts brn. Niren az.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08

0rOtr 2dtN. Or. Sroper, QGbia, in bi Ser
nsuIitbsn 0HGh fiji cntn W1ucr Der Start &ciicr,
nit elmer Stmme 9Rlbrbtit crlpihtt rucrrtu g1os
csuftu cbs nohtail9t Q2bQs in bi;itm 9ounpbitpcu,
fis iSbrtih ioar: ,.auf cine Sttmme toIut ss
nitbt oil 2" fSnnIn iI MIN Giuftb:u cap eS moudnot
Sedl ouf EnE SiiNnls anftMmt2
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08

100000 wcrtb Gi9sntbum iiuO crr ciniorr Sa9et
in tcr Stact gicupcrt Curtb Elm Scuer SrGrt wrrtcn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08

G%r0r gNiUjcreu 9tcUmdbt 9truhGtonu,
(,Stm" It(l ruar ottr elm 9autr ron cinu gUeD hot
thinner nrtb lpl9iu Ritrtr uno Der St0ots,hulo 81
tnurrIu. Na;bbar, c5 buf tit bit6 ollC6 nhts, lc
Ian9s bu Die $500 ubt otbrl 70 tauQt III Gas Qutl:
fun IL = ,ot bOB mir ihm bic QPcbrbtt Qtilat battn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08
9ie 9yI Grftc>
9lneutouncr WSarstprcife.
EaEtpu 9HarftDreiSe.

GaEtOu 15arftpreife.
Staucr. 4 OO-gojDn. Se-Rc90p 60-Rttf;b:
form, 60 --6oflr, 37-6labSioomcn, l 00-6ttcoo:
men. 5 -Smctt0faonicn, 3 90 - @uttsr, Is -
GiCr. 2l-StbwtnSNriIcb, 6-9Rbletco 23-.5idcrys
bctS 75-@itbsnbClJ 4 00-Gpps, 4 90.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08
0Q6ri6f

" " " WV
miro hisrmit 9e9ebsn, caB Der unterSeibnsts
ais QcminiitratCr pOn Der 6interIalTsn,
f6aftcss psritcrtsnsn GbarIss Stepbeu,
leetbin uon SbsrfaueOn 2ftp, ee6a @o
anssiieut tporcsn it, Iue SoIbs eaber,
Ole nod an befagte 9intsrIafenf6aft fbut.
dig limo, Wcresn biermit sebsten irnerbaIb
2 WOnatsn anSurufen uro obSubesabIen I;
uuo Sc!ds. Die np6 recttmdei9e Soroerun.
gen an befa9ts 6intsrla0enfdoft Su MAIDEN
babsn, beIieben piefsIbs innrbaIb beIa9tsr
3eit ou6 einSubrinssu, oar1it QtIes in
Gibti9fsit ae6ratt nsresn Fam.
SanforS StePbeh, StSrfarttn.
Sanuar s. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08

Das gB oThin9tcn II gRcnument, in tsfTm
9au man iset in eer Staot gRafhin9cu te9rifftn it,
bat nun cine oSbc pen 104 5u6 6tr rrm Scbn rrIihs
SRan bso6fchti1ct oofcbe gu elmer oSbe pen SIT SUB
auf;ufiibrcn. uno es piro otmna) eer bGble 9au in
Der gRIlt rverpgu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-01-08
9Snvcdtv'S DaebliCDt
Daguerrean I Simmer.

Der llntsrBibnats munlbt Den Damen unc 6Crren
pcn aueniaun uno llmae9tne abtun9spcu bic anjsi9r
90 matben, onf er fctbsn fine
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06
v E..

OH if there i one law above the rest
MrltHn IA Wisdom-if there Is word
Tha, wonld trace as with pen al iire
Upon the unsplled temper of child
tfthefc Is anything that kerps the MUD
open h angel visits and frpels
The ministry aI ill-=fs Hmla iael
God has made 6a,hing waiihY Of contempt.
The smallest pebble IN the well OF Truth
Has is pesnllaf meanings, aua viii stand
When nuns hesi monuments welf last away
The law OF Heaven Is Lort.-lnl though lis name
Has been usurped by passion, and nIoaned
To is mhoy use, through All time.
still the external pnntipid ls pun
And in these deep affections that we ieel
Omninoteni within rs, can We see
The lavish measure IN which love is glsen.
And in the ycafn.ns tenderness ul a child
For every bird that sinea above It's head,
And every creature feeding on the hIlls,
And every tree and flower, aud running brook,
We see how everything was made 10 love,
And how they erf who, in a world like this,
Find anything to hale but human plide.
Willis.
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06

EYra4oRpiSArY AFFAiR iN SuYRSA.-Letters
from Smyrna to the 26th ult, gives on account Of
a terrible disaster which occurred at Aialia some
days before furious w0ll suddenly appeared
in the midst Of the market place and bit several
persons most severely but taking fright az the
cries which a.ose on all sides, he jumped over
wall and got into large garden where several
hundred persons, who had come 10 the town on
account Of The silk crop were sleeping in the open
air Here he wounded one hundred and twenty
eight persons, but being again frightened away
by the cries Of the people, he got into sheeplold,
where he killed eighty-ilge sheep and wounded
seyenty-fge
Unfortunately, the Governor bad caused the
whole population 10 be- disarmed a few days be-
fore, 50 that the unfortunate people were without
means Of defence; but on the following day arms
were distributed and the wolf Nled According
10 the report Of the physician Of this place, the
wounds Indicted By the animal are hi1eol., but
the most horrible circumstance in this disaster Is
that several of the wounded have already died Of
hydrophoba. SO that the whole population Is N
the utmost CONSERVATION
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06
DueIiiug asit Was.

Loul Mafk Kerr, Nho distinguished himself At
the battle al fuHitliay Ma a good bui frteune
officer and terrible duelisi He was a lad ui
slight eiiemlnaie appearance, appareniy VOID Of
spirit. ils father, the Marquis OF Lothian, when
hc brought him up 10 London to i1in h, regiment,
the Cod,,nan Guards, requested thr Col Who
was his pafticuar lricni. To watch over him Ia
see that he submitted To- me- improper li'cr;les, an1
instruct him IN the way he should -. IN ca,r he
had the misfortune Ia he iirsultrd. fhoc were
the days OF hard drinking "pradisinus swearing.
according to my Uncle Toby and much brutality
Of mauners. The pacific young scion u nobility
soon became a butt AZ the mes, stop-peg 10
hang iheiI practical iokrs on un'i At lat q cap
tain OF years standing actually thr-w gafs NJ
wine in his iac,. he stilI sad nothing, bat quiet
ly wipsl his lace with his 20 krl handkerchief,
and took no liinhcf nniire ni the insult he had re-
eeiyed. The Colonel thought It was high time to
interfere and invited him 10 breakfast ire-a.ific
on the following morning at nine o'clock Lond
Marx arrived pnnciuaily. ate his breakfast with
perfect composufe a'Hl sIoke bat little. Al length
Inc commanding officer broke ground. Lord
Mark aid he 4 must speak to you 90 rather
delicate suhieci but a, your friend. am rompeIl-
ed to waive ceremony Captain -. ycs-
teuiay morning publicly passed an aiiroul on you
which both yonr own honor and ihe credit Of the
regiment require You TO notice What DO you
think. sir ough, 10 do quietly inquired Lnr
Mark "Cill on him Tor an explanation rrfniu-
ed the Colonel 1T h, | tear rather too late lor
that replied the young ensign Il shot him at
eight this morning, aud, II you will take the tfou-
bic TO look out Of the front window, You will see
him on a shui,ehn a thousand Iauons my dear
Young friend said the Colonel, Il shall never
again presume to meddIe in your private adairs.
| see YOU understand thoroughly how to regulate
them
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06
Notice is hereby Given;

UNllAT whereas. at public sale otlands ior the
i non-paymeut OF taxes due upon certain lands
hereinafter duscribcd, held at the Court hanse door
in the town ol Lewissille, in the county OF Laia.
yetir IN the State OF Arkansas, pursuant 10 lawinl
notice previously gNenby the Sheriff aud tax col
leetpf Of tie said eouHly OF Lafayette, m conofml-
IS with tie Statutes ol said State III such cases
nIade and provided, on the first Monday OF No.
vemhuf, 1850, that being the fourth day OF said
month; John T. Smith purchased OF Alexander
C. Owen, the then Sheriff and Collector OF said
county Of Lafayette, the following described par
GELS of land, to wit
The Nofih.Ea,i quarter of section twelve in
township seventeen, south of kange twenty.one
West, containing one hundred and sixty acres al
10. the South Easl quarter OF SECTION twelve in
township seventeen. South OF Range t@enly.onc
West, containing, one hundred and sixty aeIesi
and also, the South. quarter Of section twelve
In township seventeen, South OF Range iwenty.one
West containing one hundred aud sixty acres all
OF which said parcels Of land were listed, Assessed
aud sold in the name anl as the property Of ]. l.,
MrCassity-lor which said parcels ol land tbs
said john K Smith paid the said Sheriff aud Col
lefioI, the sum OF seven dollars and my cenis-
being the ilill amount ol tax, penally and eosls
thereupon lar the year $50 aud said Smith took
eiItllH anu NNliNAAN
chase inr the same, said certificate he uaw holds
and Tor which he is entitled Ia deed from the
Sheriff aud Collector al aid county ol Lafayette,
Now therefore, nolee Is hereby given 10 all per-
snns enncefird, 81 VINO can sel np any right, lils
OF clam la the lands herein helolc described, AMI
- purchased as Aforesaid, IN consequence OF any
mi0uuali,y, ot any ifregulaniy Or lleeality con.
nec,ed with such sale, of ior any other cause or
Hsinri ,yhsf,KgF thnI 1 the said Smith will IN
conformity with the laws Of ,aid State Of Arkan-
as In Ie.alian Ia Lax Titles apply tu the Cifrut
Court ol lafayette county, at q term ul sal Court
Ia be holden nu Tie liiih Monday alicf the fourth
Monday OF Alanb ISL. inthe ipwn ni l.eWistilic
IN the rouuly anu Stale alaTcsaid, Tor confirmation
ol title 10 said parcels o land purchased is aiurc.
said, all persons interested are hereby called upos
10 appear at said time aud place, and show eau,s,
ifany they eau. WHY the title 10 sid parcels si
land snld and purchased as aforesaid should not te
confirmed according 10 law.
JOHN X. SMITH
Lafayette faaaig lt'y aA, l75!
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06
A Fat Woman in Trouble a. Sea.

A eorpulent lady, ON her way to California,
writes hack to one ol her acquaintance her eN-
pefienee In travelling. Here IS an extract --"onr
cabin has two boxes in Il, called aefihs, though
collin. would I've ncaTer the thing, ini yon think
more oil YOUR latter eil At sea a ereat deal onu
ofthese + situated over the other. like two shelves
and these together make wh I iheY cal state.
raani. My berth Is the uplsfnai one, AM
have tn climb mp Ia H. putting aae luai on The
lower one, aid the other away oui on the wash
stand, which /. great stretch, and makes u very
stfainins--ihen lili one knee on ilc berth and
roll inio II sideways, fhis Is sei inceascnlen'
lot a wonan Of my sife, and very dareef1tz.-
Last night put luy iaoi on Mr.. hfnwh lace, a.
as she lay aslern rluee ,o the edge ni tue lower
une, aud nearly put ont her eye und ! nave inin
all the skin Of ny knees and then have large
black spot where have heen hunt and my head
Is sweiled 10 dl,mauni i another leatni hofso.
manship. only III Tor ,alloi. iou cant III np
inF The iloar overhead ~ ynu have Ia iam round
and rull yaar leg aai frat, AID lheu hald on till
You touch haiiam slmuwhsrr and Hen let yanr.
self down upright
1T Is dreadful Wufki DOM knaw which is
the hardest, 10 Gel IN OF out OF a harih-blll are
the most difficult things Ia the world, and ! shall
he clad when am done with It. am obliged
10 dress IN bel beiore | leave Il. aud nohedy Nhn
hasn't tined 10 pa, on tAsir elDthes lying daNn
can TELL what task II Is. LaaiUg sla,s hehiul
ynnr back aud Yau on yout face, nearly slaiiietel
with the hed-clnihes. lcelins - the efslcl hole
with one hand and lfyins la put the Ia in with
the other, while You are rolling aisaui lIum side
10 aide. Is nD laughing matter. ieziedaY ! iast-
ened on the pillow ta my hustle by mistake, in
the hurry. and never knew Il tall the prupe laush
ed. and said the sea agreed with are. ! has gnhwn
% fat bat putting on ,iaeknsa d ihr II nlisti iof
there amt NOM To stapn iuTwafd - lan haze 10
bring YOUR loot 10 You aud stretching oi m yauf
back, lin up yauf les iill YOU eau reach u. ami
then drag / an. Capuleai people caa'i al~ays
do this easy | can tell you II always gives me
the eramp. aud takes away my breath. founill
pity me Il you could eoneeiyr. bat you can i-no-
body BAT WOMAN cen tell what a .oniah sailer'
Ia berth Al "a
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06
BRlTTS HOT l.,
STAGE OFFICE

H'.iSHtNGT0N, iRklNSAS.
JNhe subscriber hess leave 10 miolm his iIirnls
i and the public thai he still continues husi.
noes at his old stand, where he has supplied him-
sell with every thing necessary or the aerom-
modaiion Of the travelling community. Ills house
is cammndious the roams well arranged lof lam.
ilic. aud his table well supplied with the best
ihr mirkrt af5rls.
liz slahIcs are lafec hbunlilhllt supplied with
nnofeadeH. and attended hy eaIriHl usi.cs.
lie pledges hmzell that noihius shall he want.
ing On his paIi 20 ieuiuf tonlouahir al who may
he pleased 10 give him call. lis charges will
be moderate.
GEo q. BRITT,
lt1a.hi4y,aa. jain lH6. is6l. a5-f.
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06

MrcnANicM prRrosrs saving clause in
the liquor law, which allow. town agent. To veil
the -critter' isf medicinal and meehaaical pur.
poses. is sometimes, We opine, liable to be pretty
well stretched. in fact, 50 much % As to include all
the common ailments OF body and every depart
meni Of labor The last instance which We have
heard Of the sale Of liquor lor mechanical puposes
is told Of the city agent ~ Worcester. who l. a
very honest and upright dispenser OF the c1n,m-
band article Several young lad. In that city. auX.
ious 10 obtain s1mr brlndy cunbrd together, and
delegated particularly houe,l-lookius Hcwsbny
10 obtain the liquor as best he might, giving hlm
the funds. The boy entered the store, laid down
his money beside his hencsi-looklng brown lug
and asked for quart OF brandy The purchaser
looking so simply honest and calling iJr the article
IN such regular. hu.iu~.. -ort Of ssay the agent
without hesitation. put mp the brandy and deposit.
ed the money IN the drawer. The boy started lnT
the door wheu the agent inuHghi Il might he well
10 inquire the destination the cOnimband goods,
and he asked in on affirmative manner, Il suppose
you want that lor mechanical purposesr Yes.
sir said the boy, 80 promptly that the yigilant
State agent belhoughi him 10 inquire what me.
chanical purpose The boy looked the agcnt
steadily in the eye and placing hi, thumb to his
nose, accompanying the same with the usual dig
ital gyrations, replied, ~Sairiag nodf'
3osion Journal
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06
GENERAL LAND AGENCY.

nANlEL T.. WILLIAMS will serve al those
IL who de,ir his service, a. Land Agent in
the Rcd River Land District wall attend prompt.
ly to paying taxes, rcdcrmiog forfeited lands. To-
eating land warrants, Ne. Persons wishing their
lands properly described can get d plat of their
lands and ii trlle description tor a small lee; will
also draw deeds, mortgages, bonds. bills Of sale.
articles OF agreement Ne. Ne. His experience
in this kind Of business, prompts him 10 The be.
Lief that he eau give general atislaction.
Washington, Feb 70, 1850. 7if
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06
oFFIcEs oF rnIs AGENcY.
n NOTHCE

Is HEREBY GIVEN, that | will apply to the
i mex, Probate Court, In and lor the county OF
Hampstead. and State Of Arkansas, 10 be held on
the .'cond Monday OF October next, for an order
10 'cl the following Real estate, belonging TO the
estate Of JOSEPH GARRETT, laieof sri1 coun.
ty ol Hampstead, deceased. viz. West hall OF the
Southeast quarter the West half Of the South.
west quarter, and the North bali ol section TWEEN.
iy-threc aud the East half ol the Southeast quar-.
ter of section fourteen, all in Township eleven
South Of Range twcnty-siX West, containing five
hundred acres more or les. All persons interest.
ed. are hereby notified to attend il they think
proper 80 10 DO.
THOMAS q. GARRETT. .1ini'roC
hreaa'r q Jof,h Gwro'i, dod
September GA lsja. 3G-lw
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
FLASHING TON, ARk

TT sTtaITI NU IUsNI HUT
JNHE undersigned would respectfully INFORM
i his friends and the public genemlly, that he
Is still To he found ut his old stand in Washington,
where he is supplied with every thing necessary
iar thr accommodation ai the travelling public
md hopes by alfc aitenlioa to tue comforts oi
his guests and determination 10 please, to con.
linue TO lseeive a share Of puhIic patronage,
lii hluse /, eommolals, and the ruoms well
arranged lar families.
Ills table will be supplied with the best the
market aIl6rds aud his stables provided with
plenty Of pruyrndsf and attended by careful ost-
luf,
lis rate ol charges will be the same as here.
tolole, via
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06
FRESH ARRIVAL.

NTE have insi ncri,cd direct lium New Or
w leans the following articles.
Boot, SHOES, Hats, l.nscy. Flannels. Beached
Dnll. Spun Cotton Osnabufgs, Domestics, &c.
Also.
lron, German, English Blister. American, aud
Cast Steel Plough Nlonlds. Powder. Shot. Pocket
knsps ComIs. Hand Saw Files, Blacksmith
1ools. Cast steel Hoes, Trace Chains, Percussion
Gaps, &c Sr.
Also,
Brandy Whnkey, follceo Garden Seed, Su-
gar Coffee Nlolasscs, &c, Nc.
An Of which, in addition to our previous stock
makes fair assortment of goods, to which we
invite the attention OF our customers and friends
generally.
D. & V. BLOCK.
Feb %, 1852. s4w
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE copartuciship existing between the im.
Il dcrsigned in he Drug 4 Book business is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All those
indebted To the concern are requested 10 come
forward and settle mp Immediately Dr. r. p.
Williams will continue the Drug y Book business
at the old stend
r. =. WILLIAMS.
c. X WlTrER
Feb. %, 1852.
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06

THE subscriber weuld respectfully luiafm the
l. public. and particularly The nieuds and pat.
nuus ai the Washington Male Seminary, that bY
appointment Of the naad ni Trustees he has
recently hceamc Steward Of this Institution and
is naw fully prepared 10 Accommodate all Students
hat will call upon him with Baanling, Lndgiug
ar. aud every negrsary attention Will be give
10 Ieudei them comfortable and preserve their
health aul mnrals. The Buildings are larec the
Iolus sIfy anal p,asauily Situated at a consruieat
di,lancs Ifum the seminary
TIE Iermz Will h.-'of Boarding. Lalging,
Washing, Fuel and Lights, Eight Dollae per
MONTH
IN ihosr whn may require indulgence he would
snK. seni on Yauf sans. aud pay uui al yoHT neNi
elon.
Y IA few lamilie, OF suuEie gentlemen can
he furnished with Baanliug and Lodging un ac-
romuodaiinE iruus.
II. " SMITH.
Washington, sept n, 1851. 3slf
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06
A B A r G AIN.

TNHE subscriber ofien for sale the place on
l. which he now resides, situated one mile
southwest Of Washington on the Fulton road,
consisting Of q comfortable Dwelling House. with
convenient oui-house,, Forty Acres of good Land,
about fifteen acres of which are cleared and in
cultivation, and a well OF first rate water. For
terms. apply 10 the subscriber on the premises or
to John D. Trimblc, Esq, of Washington.
}. X. CROSBY.
Oct !, 1851. 80.
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06
SPLENDID BARGAINS.

The undersigned is now offering at his Drug
aud Book store. Tor cash in hand, choice as.
pHment of Haoricai, Rdgop', Miscellaneous, and
Classical works. at cost This is the best oppor.
tunity for purchasing cheap Books that has oc.
CURED in South Arkansas. Call and examine hi,
stock and prices.
r. P. WILLIAMS.
Washington, March ~. 1889. PM
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06
Cotton Gins and Corn Wills,


To Grind by Horse Power,
Manufactured by Dr.. a. l. moCurdy,
At Pleasant Hill. De Soto Parish, Louisiana.
INllE undersigned ha' completed his annuge-
l. mcnb for the manufacture ui the abo'e
named articles, aud will furnish Cotton Gins
from forty to sixty saws at the shortest possible
notice
Also, Corn Mills of the best plan now in use,
The high reputation ol these Mills where they
have been used renders It unnecessary Tor me 10
say anything IN their favor; they have only 10 be
seen 10 be purchased. All work sent iiom this
establishment will be- made according To the latest
improvement and OF the best materials, with a
special regard to appearance. durability and gem
eral performance, aud fully warranted TO The puf-
chaser
All contracts made by J. W seoggins will be
punctually attended to. ,,.n,,
Oct. s, 1851. iOly
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06
FALL GO D S.

FALL GOODS.
TNHE Subscribers arr row opening their r.,
l. stock oi Fail Goods. 10 ~ hich slcy :. :.
invite the attention oi Plsnlcn. Tlr,c . :.
Goois were isTrAslcd by the parkagriUm trsi
hands in New York, and can lr sold q putes
that will give entire satisfaction. Say
1000 yard, krrcys, all wool ilingl
9Ooo yanls plain aud plaid Lin,eys, 81 wool
6lliug
5000 ynnls heavy lowclis.
3nn mif heavy Aegfa Blankets.
80 Uauf Bul Blankets
10 mir Blankets ior coats, some very fic. and
worth ,!' pair.
10 hacs Shinlug' and Sheriiug,,
600 pair heavy gu..riis,
400 IaiI h"lvy Nip BmNns
Gent. Boots ani Shors vi all qualities
Ladies, Misses aud Children. Shoes,
Sainrti,. keuu'sy Jeans,
ElJBuris. aI rn.un,
Wool Tweed, large assortment
With many o''ior S.asonah.r Goods for Ladies'
and tirnilrncns wraL
Bagging Rope and Irvine.
Look al our Stock before you buy.
McC0LLUM n FELLOWS
Camden. Sept !, lsiU, rs
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06
TEACHER WANTED.

fTHERE is a yarancy in the Washington Male
l. Seminary. A gentleman well qualified to
teach the branches usually taught in an academy
can find employment by addressing the under.
signed. S. T. SANDERS, Secy
10 The Board Of Trustees,
Washington Ark'G
Washington Jpac 30, 1852. 2G-tE
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06
To Planters 4 Merchants.

fI,IlE undersigned has on hand and for sale at
i Collinsbufg Bossef Parish, la, 100 bales Of
hrat, Cotton OsuaburFs. ffnm 500 To $500 pair
al home made russell Negro Shoes, From 10 10
80 Cotton Gins, warranted 10 perform we'll
Twenty Buisd Are Wagons, both inT horses and
Oxen, with wooden aud Tun aNels. plows oi any
pattern required Al.o, heavy stock Of Dry
lunis aud Gmccfies A superior and heavy lot
ol RcadY-Madr clothing, tnih lur summer fall
aud winter Nraf Planters aud merchants are
particularly requested 10 call and lay in supply
ui the ahn,e articles, as will eel them a. cheap
O., they can be tuHghi in New Orleans, and on
time In suit thet growing fmps uTirr will BE-
puaeiualy titled ief aa} OF the aho,s enumerated
articles.
j. u GlIMER.
IL Y B.-Gonls, Groeefirs OF cash paid Tot
CoH Hiaa o. ratH0 good article always fr-
qurrd J. b. G.
June %, $50.
Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06
COTTON GINS.

THE undersigned has on hand lot of superior
L Gin stands Of various sizes and patterns
made Of the best material and on the most an.
proved plan, which be will fully guarantee. and
sell on more accommodating terms than they
have ever heretofore been offered
D. L. BRlTT1N.
Washington, June 10, 1850. 2itf