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Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31
NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN,

FNHAT at a sale of lands and Town lots Tor the
nan.paymenl of taxes due thereon, held at
the Court House door in tue town ei Nashlng-
ton, IN tie county Of lienipSlead in Tie sille
of Arkansas. pursuant 10 awiill notice gwen hF
the Sheriii' and TaN Collector OF the sald county
Of liearsiead, and in conformity Win the lews
OF said State. ON the ini Monday OF November,
A. -. ls50, being the sixth duY OF said inahllt
Esiskiel Naner, purchased ei Iohn u sal'uel'u'
then sheriff and Collector oi sala county d
Hemps,t4a The loawing described parcel Of
land on Town oi, liuale in the Town oi Wash.
inrton. in SAID county Of Hampstead, hleh said
lot or ,arcel of land Wa listed, assessed and sold
as the properly OF $. h. Davis, and described
a. I.nt numhertwn "a in Block number three ~
aseonAine 10 the plat Of said iawn now Of record
In the office ei The Clerk oi said county oi Hemp
stead. Tor which sad Lot the said Aanre paid
the Sheriff nf Ia1 Collector the snm 0i one dol.
laf aud IoTe.cieht cents being the pmohl OF
tax, penalty and costs due thereon from the year
ISIS 10 1850. inclusive aud took lfnm the said
Sheriff aud Collector cerliGeale Of pse ahase Cor
the same. which certificate he now olalds and
urnn which he is entitled to a do lfom the
Sheriff OF Hempsirad cnUnlY NOW therefore,
nntire is hereby gwen 10 oil persons who may
he concerned. OF whn can sel up ANY right ilile
OF clam Ia the above d,scribrd lu,, or parcel oi
land, - purchased as aforesaid, IN consequence oi
any inionnaliiy rreeanly OF illesality con-
neeiei with such sale, OF iof nng cause OF defect
whatever, thai N conformity with the net OF The
Legislature of the State OF Arkansas IN relation
To "Iax titles the undersigned viii arplt ct
The Circuit Court ol Hampstead county, At a
Court 10 be holden al the Court llause Of said
county, IN the tnwn OF Washington, on the
seventh Monday alcr the fourth Monday ol Sep.
icmber, A D.. lS52, for confirmation Of title IN
aud Ia said lot OF parcel ol lani. 50 purchased as
aforesaid, and all persons interested ATE hctebY
notified tn anpcaf at said time and place, snd
shaw eaiss ii any they rln, why the ti''e Ia aid
lot "a .old as aforesaid, sl,ouId nai he coniinnod
according IN law,
EZEKIEL NANCE.
Washington Mafrh n. 1872. iEG
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31
LIVERY STABLE.

The mlrrisnal having lelsrl tla stahle i1r.
| mefly oeeupied by L. II Morgan. tt pez'dl.
y inform their ifieul., AMI th' pu llie tAal the}
arr npw prepared Ia take gaaf alu ul hon e,
committed "a their eharee,
They vii Keep horses by the day, week, OF
yeaf al the usual price. aai will beslpw upon
theu lus c,fe anl attention.
They will a,s1. iof the accommodation oI tie
pnaiies keep lew s'od sable bufc, lot hifs
llorss boughl ana sd.
SAMUEL PARKER
WILLIAM {. Holt
Washington. Jan n lsil
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

At the Congressional banquet in Wash.
insion, in honor of Washngion's birthday,
Jedge Wayne, Of the Supreme Court .,
The United States gave the following toast:
The Congressional Banquet Of 1852, in
celebration OF the Birhd1y OF Washing ton
Il will aid to make in the hearts OF the
American people a sanctuary and fortres,
for bis virtues, from which native and nat,
uralized citizens may combat for his princi.
pies, against the sophism of non.interyen.
ton
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31
CABINET WAREHOUSE.
" IiSIIiNGJON dRE

'INllE m1crimrl has commenced the mann.
L Aciufc Of fami'utr opposite the eouri.boue.
whrtr be il prepared 10 furnish Al the .bntt,,t
nu'ior, any ARTICLES 80 hs live, manuactur,d OF
The bet materials and in q .uls tanlial and work.
manikr nanBlr H. will keep General ,ane.
y constantly on baud, 10 which be invite, lie
attention of plrha,rr Having determined 10
N'.l bow his Terms will invariably be sa.I Re.
pairing lpuV with nsa'ucis and de,paich. Or.
dcfs lot furniture will meet with ~, MP, a,,en.
ton.
JOSIAH r. COLLINS.
Washington. April 30 Is,O
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

DAslm WERsrrR IL New YoRK.-The
use ofthe Governor room in the City Hail,
New York. having been rendered to Mr.
Webster, be, on the 9th uli.. received his
friends tben. The MIr'oe says that about
611O eitiians. it is supposed, .ere introdaa.
ed to him by the Mayor. The Minor rp.
marks
The respect paid to Mr.. Webster. dur.
ing his present writ to our city could not
well be exceeded. in weight u clascisr
sSoGlt6ss'Ga oracle. oeti PaSdRS sSd. on oreTs ham,
pay him tribute of mind aud heart. ia
rising Of the whole congregation of church
on Sunday evening. when Mr. webac
entered, the enthusiastic welcome tha
greeted him at NiGlo's. with the asking
in the name Of the lliSorial Society. /,
Chief Justice Jones, Tor a copy cf N,
Address, aud the crowd which gathered al
the City Hall, yesterday. to do him honor
must have gratiiied aud inspired the Orator
OF New England the expounder and dc.
fender of the Constitution"
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31
BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS.

PY recent Act Of Congress, Bounty Lands
ID are granted to aiieers and VOLUNTEERS in the
military service of the United s.ales in the war
OF lsl2, or any ol the Indian wafs since 1900
also In commissioned officers in the war with
Mexico. In ease ol the decrease Of the officer or
soldier, the land can be obtained by the widow
OF minor children.
The undersigned, acting as general Land Agent,
VIII attend promptly 10 praeunng Bounty Land
Warrants lof ihoss entitled to them. and locating
ildrsiredi having a general know.edse ol the
lands IN the Red River Land District he will be
able 10 make choice selections. All lrtters Of
inquiry, postpaid, will he promptly answered,
and instructions given, iidesird
DANIEL L.. WILLIAMS.
Laad .igfai
Washington. Ark, Nov. u. isn. 47lf
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

7 WILL. sell upon reasonable ierms my planla-
/ ton containing 1 10 acres ol land, 279d which
is neuly opened. aud in rood state el cultra-
lifrl together With the gfow.ng crop sad stock
heloagiug 10 the same, or the land sepaIate, as
may suit the want, o the purchaser Any one
wishing 10 purchase the sauls is rcspsrtthilly e.
quested 10 come and see the growing crop and
coalition Of the place, .z.
7, r. BOOKER
C6nnhu,. iune II, ISL. laiti
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

VslIAr at a sale oi Ianis for the non. paymeni
l. Of taxes due ,helron held 1T the Caud
lloase duar IN the taWnni Washington Ia the
rruu.As1 Hampstead. in the State 81 Arkansas,
.SfS-sif u lawful notice given b. The Shpnil ol
Na eauuiy ai Hcmpsisad, and in conformity
with the laws Of sald Sair, m the In, Monday
Of November, \. D., Isis. hring the sixth day
oi said month: William II. Eiief purchased of
The then Sheriff oi said county oi Hrmp.ieaA,
the following described tfaci or psaeel 81 lsrd
siinate In the said county Of llemn.iead. which
sad tact OF land was listed, assessed. aud snld
- the prafcfiY al T. Chappell. and d,seHl 4 as
The Siuih West quarter oi the klulb Ea,i quari't
Of scetian twelve iial in Iuwaship tne'se li9l
South. al Rsnfe TNeuty.siN l.Bl Nrsi. contain.
ine iur.F asI,.. lot winch the aid Elirr paid the
said Sheriff and Tax Collector, the sgm Of two
dollars and I've cenis s-heine tie amnni ai taxes.
pcilaiy. and ca.i, dnc lhcfnpn ial the van l. d.
iSis ani lais--anl iaok inm faId shrfI1 aid
fnlleciar certificate Of pHfrhase lar the same---
thai Afterwards, on tie alh DAY ui November.
4. D ISIS. tie aid Eiief. lif value rsHfiEfii.
assiruei the aid eeflihcae el pahcAasc 10 tie
under.iFned. b. whom i is nov hrid. aui who
l. entitled In a deed inf the same ifnm the sheriff
ni Hampstead county,. Now ihcfeinft. uHiiee /.
hereby gwen, n all ner.ans Wta niay h. yan-
ernied, or who can n up any nslt. tliir, ur
claim. Ia the alnHe dscfilcd inEt ar fsfeel at
land purchased a. ailIesaii. In consequence oi
any ini5rua.iiY, ifrrgulsfiiy, nT iiirsaiitE eaa-
nerlHd with sssh saic, or lar aBy taI=s ut defect
whatever, thai in CONFORMITY with Tie a. 81 the
t,rueial Assembly ni he State ef Arkansas. in
fraiiou Ia Tax htle,s tie undersigned will ap.
ply !" the Circuit CaHfi al Hcmn.'eal enuiIly,
Al Court IL b. hnldrn ai tie 1anri lluuae of
aid county. IN tie lawn af Wa,hinsinii. an tie
seventh Monday ailcr the fourth Mantar - ,-'p-
'cm,-f 4. D., lsia, ioT continuation "i title IN
/ a. la said imcl or parei nj iand. NJ purrhus'd
ss .in..sid, aud al persons Interested sr hereby
naiihn to appear al said iime aud rinrr, anil
shw c.ve, il any they can why lie title 10
,ail lani - suld is al"rs'al. should not h. cun-
mined acoon4g 70 law.
EZEKIEL NANCE.
Washington, Aiarch T., ls53, liG
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

CuRE roE ToornAcnE.-Mr James
Beatson, Of Airdric, says: Gum Copal.
when dissolved in chloroiorm, forms an cx.
ccllcnt compound for s;uiTing the holes of
decaycd teeth. | have used it very frc.
qucntly. and the benefit my patients have
derived from it has been truly astonishing
The application is simple and easy. /
clean out the hole, and inoisten litile cot.
ton with the solution; | introduce thi. into
the decayed part, and in every instance re.
lief has been moa instantaneous. The
chlor form remoycs the pain, and the gum
c)pal rcsisis the action of The saliva. and as
the application is 81 agreeable, those who
may labor under this dreadful malady
would do well TO make a trial Of it.
Medical Times a. JoHr. Dcu. Science.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

Any one would suppose that the employ.
mcnt Of sewing was the most peaceful aud
quiet occupation in the world aud yet il is
absolutely horriging to hear ladies' talk about
siilettos, bodkins, gatherings, surgings, hem.
mings, gorging cuttings whippings lacings,
cuttings, and battings! What list Of abom.
innbles
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

SENATOR CLEMENS AND llrNRY CLAY.-
Mr. tlcmeus, in concluding his brilliant
speech in tue United States Senate On nmi.
intervention, made the following beautiful
allusion to the illustrious Henry Clay. 1t
is noble and well-daeryed tribute FINN
the youngest member of tue Senate 10 is
greatest ornament:
Mr. President, We have al read recently,
and none of Us, trust, without deep feel
ing, the opinions Of the great statesman
whose bodily mfnniiy now keeps him
from among Us, Who Is there with high.
or wisdom than his! Who is there with u
wider experience! Who is there with 50
few motives to deceive himself or others as
10 the true Interests of his oounirSi Ills
voice comes to us clothed with all the sane.
tity the grave can give, with the added
knowladse of existing things, which the
grave mus; take away Standing upon the
verge oil two worlds. and looking hack upon
thai which he Is about To leave. his heart
swelling with patriotism lilllc les than
holy, his visions clear and uncloudel by
the passions aud prejudiees which dim our
sight, he tells us that ours is mission of
pence. not mission Of blood. that 10 avid
all interference in the affairs of other
nations, te preserve our own independence,
10 live for America, is n saered duty. the
performance Of which viii best serve the
eanse Of human liberty in ever, land be.
meath the sun Sir. | shall follow his ad.
vice. limy cwn udgmeui differed from hi,,
| should diSmd it, aud feel inclined rather
to be governed by the suggestions u hm
whom all men of every party have agreed
to name patriot, statesman, sage.
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31
WASHINGTON HOUSE.
lUlSUJNG YON. IRK.

INllE undersigned would respectfully inform
L his irlepds AMI the public generally, that he
Is still Ia be auad at his old stand in Washington,
whefc he is sunlied with every thing necessary
lor thu accommodation ol the travelling public,
and hopes by strict attention TO the comforts Of
his siicsis amt q determination To please, To con.
tinue Ia receive share OF public patronage.
lis house . eommodnus and the rooms we'll
aIrng ID ir hmilies
lis p,hlc Sill be supplied with the best the
market ahoIds and his stables provided with
plenty oi prosenlcr and attended by careful osi.
lers.
Ills rates Of charges will be the same as here.
toiore VIZ;
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31

TUE undersigned has on hauI iat Of superior
Il Gin stands ot various s.zes al patterns.
made oi tho he,t material anl on the ninsi al.
pfnvsi pan, Hhifh he vii aii guarantee. and
,sl an mlfs accommodating terms than theY
have rryer heretofore been otlrn1
b l., BRtTftN.
Nashlnglan. Juno ID. $50 al-M
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31
DIR. BENZ. u. JEFF.

Has resumed the practice of medicine in
IL Washington. and NAV at all TINES he found
at his npothecary store, unless pruie s,onally alb
sent where he viii keen fail supply Of fresh
medicines for sale low for cash.
Washington, May 4. Iitf
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

TIE Undersigned oArrs for sa'c on a-can.
j moialing terms. 1900 acres Of choice aud
valuable Land, situate in scyeir county Arkan-
sns
These lands were selected in 1870. are of the
best quality Of upland. and are located in de-
slmble neighhorhDod
For terms Sc. enquire Of W n Et'cr, at
Washington. or The subscribers at Little Ronk
WATKINS \ CuRRAN.
January 2s, 1859. ltf
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31
GIN MANuFACTORY.

J'liL umdrIssn'd has permanently located
4 him'eii 90 The town OF Washington where
hr inlrnhs mlnuirlurng Gin Stands ui the bet
quality, and most impro, Ell patterns Fn,mmany
Year, PA teal experience in the lusnrs,. lie
uat'ers himself that be- will be- allie to furnish an
au,lt ,nlenoT 10 any now IN n,e. p,rsors
wishing 10 puicha are invited 10 call and e,.
ANIME iof themsl,es bcop purchasing else.
where. Particular attention viii hr pald ,o te.
pairing and all ordcn IN that line viii 6e pto,npt.
ly attended TO-
a share Of public patronage Is respectfully 20.
THOMAS }. LAWS.
Washington, July u, 1850. Igs-f
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR CHARLES b. mitchell offers his
~ services 10 The citizens Of Washington and
10 vicinity. lie may be found at the residence
If II. W Smith
March jth, 1916 soft
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31
NJ E w G OOD S.
GREAT BARGAINS ron CASH

\ addition b or present stock. VsaTe feso.t-
i ins seurIal assortment al uesk AMI .aasamhle
i,s.sis. uaf stock euHsisls ai Eausg aHl Si3p.r
hFr t..aas, H.. Caii. nbua-s B1als al.i ,I.uas.
Clothing, llanlWate. cul efy. Cn ksTyvae.
liHwaIr SailIt. Bailes. WaliW1fs Fun Nl.
gaE fu.Isf Maa.sHa, Ligaal,. Saaa Cl=a'cs.
StaTb Spices nrsenel Emits Eish CHa.
aal many other aI,iet. W will MAKE 1t iae
Interest ri pafchasrfs Ia rise as tHF.t r#i1m.
wuo NIsh L. buy eHran 'sf call G. lHi tff,
D.AKAuNn a sIllINAN.
Wet al lac HliaIa.
Washington April 8. lsil. ru
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31
NELs oN's HOTEL,

FruE undersigned taxes pleasure In annanneing
/ a las fa,aI, aHi lhr paniia generally that
he /. nn.papd. % I'M lppef fayenin Fulton, TO
a5eainmiiaie all Ashu iaay iakuf Aim with their
laimnage.
lie laaIe will /, supplied with the brsI the
market afenls, his DaI with The ehoiee,i liqunr.,
aud his ,lab.es Wil lie pfa,iitI with plenlf OF
peagsnlcF and s'sa0lel tF careful Scr,
AueNrfiiuas un his r3ii ,yiIl ie ,Iar'd 10 tsn.
der comfortable al MN may hs pieas,d 10 ehe
him eaIl
{. I. NELSON.
luton. Jan -. ISL. 1tf
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31
FOR RENT.

THE Store House and Dwelling now occupied
l. by Diamond q Silliman opposite Highs
Hotel
For terms apply 10 VIM. IT, Etter, or to the
subscriber
Feb ls isj2.---H WN MOSS
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

d ANAWAY llom the campul the n
! s! :; -: ! !: +; !; : : !. , = =: !: :: ):
bout feet 10 inches high weighs
bout los pounds, has one or two small sears on
he len side OF his neck, and is inclined to be bow
legged had on when lie left white wool hat
and common negro clothes The Negrn formerly
belonged to William D. Watts, of Lawrence Dis.
triet, South Carolina. viii give the above te.
ward Tor his apprehension aud confinement in
any Jail 50 that | can get him, ANY information
regarding HIM may be addressed to the subscriber
at pineville r O., Bossier Parish, La.
ALLEN VANCE.
Washington Oct, %, 1851.
U7-Whig, Little Rock, publish To amount OF s.
and charge this office
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

I WILL sell upon accommodating terms puan.
tity OF valuable real estate, situated in Hemp.
stead county. Arkansas. For terms. &C., app'y
to Wm. u Eiicr Esq, Register of the Land OF.
fee at Washington
GRANDSON D. RoYSTON.
July 10, 1851. 21tf
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31
RATES
BRlTriS HOTEL.
Wf4SHING TON, lRk1NSIS.

" HSflNd lO.Nt lit iNsiS,
fINhr subscriber bcgs leave to inform las friends
L and the public, that he still continues bus.
ues. At his old stand where he has supplied him.
..il with every Thing necessary for the aeeom.
mediation Of the itayens community tlis house
Is cnmnatilnis the oluis well arranged lof lalu.
lies, and his lablr well supplied with The best
thr marke, ailonls
ilis s,ablcs are large, honntiiully supplied with
pfn,enlrf. aud attended by eaIelul osiets,
H. pleigrs himself thai noihins shall be want
ius On ais paTt 10 rHlrr epmiaria ahlt all who may
bs neasi4i 10 give him sail. III, charges Wi
le a. nadrrdle Us ,ha#r Of any other house IN the
smith. Us an evidence oi which he rrirh 10 the
.aliossins
RATES
Baanlins per mnutsl,. sl,.s...a..ss..s.,.slO
Boarding and lodging per wrrk, Isl 20
days.,ts,, ,s...4o
sinsle mcal,. -. .,s.,, ,ss'ss' '..'ts9
Anagius. -, tsa So .s#t#s sss fttsts.+s#1
haFse lHtti-s,,#s srs Or s#s, ,=ss ssstsss -
Keeping man and hnrse all nght.s..ssl
heeplus heno pr week, ....s.s. s.,.sFsi
6Ea. o. BRITT
Washington. Oct 10, isi5.=i-u
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31
FOR SALE.

A No / six mule IE.4GON, with double COW
Il er and Harness all complete orsae low
Appiyto D. L HEMpSitAD
Anfl lf, lsal, ~
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE,

" - = q
fENrRE POtNr PLACE. tie fe.iIanas al
y tta uaigasl alal situated il t., in = lIsa4-
ant clirb5 and hri ihy pI,iiln 10 SEWER saun-
iy, g. nav ofsr'l lor ~ un iboni ie.m.. Tur
tract contains about GlO acres u excellent lila
BILE land. alpat 2 ~ acre, of watch D. uii-f tense
well wiiersd AMI m a hish ,tl'e uf cultivation.
Seven pubic nad. diterer !um th, p.ini. wh,ch
r.nlers Il one ol tho m,, DE ln,e pla,a, hf a
Public il'u.r and Mercantile ,sialisnnuut IN
SOUTH AIkmls fnrm'art npw ai tAs punt
twa stone, ali a Pos Ofi.c. lHd iAc country al.
a,cni Is The mot deHs'y pnfua,oi Iolijn cd
the comfy Toe Improvements atr hnc
Dwelling lllHse. several Tenant House,. iN1
Store illu,r, Ian iarl, Mil. anl ihrr hias
machine with all the requisite oll buildings. and
in sopj rTair. Ioany one dcs.ron, Of pur,iia.
sing one al the most eligible business points IN
S1uih ATAan,a, ia ,he mi,ioia prosperous COM
mnliy urr opportunity 3, nov ol,rd
The purchaser II lee desires D., cau have uu
iilr terms the growing crap and the stock.
For terms AMI further particulars enquire Of
the Undersigned on the pfcmiius.
JOHN RUSSEY.
ccaifc Point June -. isil I!5tf
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,

Washington. Mar,h ~ is5!' lio
Washington telegraph., 1852-03-31
COTTON GINS.

Washington, Arks. Nov. u. ls6. ~ :
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-15
Wisconsin Heroine.

A Wisconsin paper tells of Miss Emma
Thayer, young lady of Is, living at Raw
ley's Bay, near the town of Two Rivers, who,
while walking on the beach in company with
another young lady, saw a wolf short dis
lance off, watching deer that he had driven
into the lake. With courage rarely equaled
she drove the wolf away, and wading into The
lake brought the deer on shore by the ear ;
but after petting him short time, the ungal-
liant fellow made several attempts to getaway,
and finally carried matters so far as to knock
her down and tear her dress, when becoming
justly incensed by such behavior, she took
stone and dashed out his brains, the wolf all
the time standing a short distance off, silent
spectator of the fight, in which he took no fur
ther part than by showing formidable row
of teeth occasionally, TO show his disapproba-
tion of her interference. 1t is safe enough 10
predict, that if this girl lives few years long
er, she will be able to whip her weight in
wild cats, outscream the catamount, give the
young badger the hear,-ache, and what is bet
ter, preside with grace and dignity over some
'wild Wisconsin home."
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-15
Curious Will Case.

. About the year lS4S,- Col. Sunderlin, a very
wealthy planter, residing near Memphis, Tenn,
died. leaving large estate. 1t was said by his
neighbors that he could travel on horseback
from Memphis to Nashville. distance of near
three hundred miles, and lodge on his own land
every night. His will, drawn up year before
his death. and Witnessed by judge of one Of
the courts, divided the whole estate into two
parts. devising cne-half to his legitimate chill
dren, and the other half to ten children born to
him by mulatto slave. These colored chill
dren, previous to the making of the will, had
been brought to Cincinnati, Ohio, and to Evans
vile. Indiana, and eInancipated. The probate
of the bill was at once resisted by thawhite
heirs, and appealed to the circuit court for tri-
al. AT this time. J. Birney. Esq. of this city.
was employed BY the heirs in Ohio to go to
Memphis and make the necessary arrangements
for defending the case. The officers of the
court offered him every facility for obtaining
copies Of papers. and be found the sentiment o.