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,,,,,c c,-p,N SLAVE TRADE.

r, ST., r,,o Committee OF the BRUSH house OF
tn,,,ns ma, Inlv 2G-Mr Hume, chairman. Disclosures
If v,,v curious and important nature were made In the
nf III, investigation into the extent anu Character oil
ho ,r, - The shores OF Cuba. Several witnesses were tx
,nned Mr. ]. Ligeius who had lately WISHED the slave
,,,ed ,hnt The trade to Cuba was generally lncreas-
inn c aid the profits The smaller sugar estates amount
nd n % pcr cent, and Of the larger 10 per cent Inc rum
and muasscs paid the o production ana inc sugar was
, ,,G, The Crcucs well as the Spaniards We're en-.
,sd in the slave trades the authorities too were engaged
!, II There was no natural increase in the poPuion-
The slaves cost about $3.50 cach they were worked hard and
had no Sunday The trade was carried on n spite OF
i've British cruisers; connvcd at by the authorities :"
,hc island and them were engaged Inc present
o,p.,,y OF Cuba from the increase OF tie cultivation
Of sm.a ana ia ready sale in Great Britain and elsewhere
tho of coc no estates and TIE increase
of labor by means the slave trade As much as OO O
mounds sterling Invested in some estates Arrangrntt
yer, ms king whilst he there tor importing some nun
eds of hou Chinese into the island which proha
hy might diminish the number Of slaves imported The In
crease m the slave trade in Crba since 1876 was attributed
10 the change look place in the policy OF England IN
reference 10 sugar dnes but highly did the Cuban
planters value their admission 10 the Engish markets mat
they would sacrifice the slave trade itself rather ian give
those markets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30

The third volume OF Bancroi's History OF The Amcr
can Revolution" being the sixth OF his "llsory Of the
u United States" will be issued in October.
/, is sid that the History Of The American Revolution,
ty arc Sparks known have been many in prca
ration is g.. present laid aside enable The author 10
complete an EXTENDED work On American diplomacy.
Professor Henry ST. Ceorst Tucker, Of the Virginia Uni
yersi;y is hou publish History o. tie United STATES
Henry H. SrhoocraCt OF The Indian Department, ha'
nearly ready his Constitutions the History and shnon
40 NJ II /. Red Race i'm An,e,ca
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THE SECRETARY OF WAR.

PORTLAND Aug. 20 Jefferson Davis the Secretary of
Var. and Professor Bache, Superintendent OF the United
States Coast Survey arrived the United States Hotel last
evening from the White mountains having crossed Mount
Washington, and stopped Tuesday night at the Sum
nit House They LETT here this morning al seven O'Clock
for the survey station on Blue Mountains, Phillips
ftankiu county, ninety miles distant.
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AID FOR VIRGINIA HEGROES-Miss Msrv EIiz. :
beth Wormeley, dating from Newport r. L. publishes lei
the London Times appealing the readers of Uncle
Toms Cabin for subscriptions in aid Of slaves in whom
she Is much interested with whom she became quaint
during visit in Virginia The first John Cor
don muso, who emancipated By the will Of the late
Mrs HAYES OF Rappaannock county and being ordered
children The other is that of free woman whose
husband is slave and she wants 10 take him Morrill, E650
sterling is the required
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,.,,,,,. AL ROAD.

l. l.
go ,,,; Standard Of Thursday, conaine" uh ao'
-. -" pacific Rail Road question The editor 10
a'".'' =" -, a.nuncation Of the schenc The harris
,.o, is Of the same opinion as 10 It's cons'''p
au'g Iia1 oxnedency The Louisville Democrat says;
i; tbe kentucky Flag able editorial against ;e
we iiio Nh E,drraI Government TO construct he Fac'"
powr lad ., This is sound md Democratic; ,oss
md we nrrdct they will be against any connec,Tn
s Lioicr, Government with the construction W M ~,
o. Ola r. any have been seduccd into lns ency VIII s
eynectaun that will be POPULAR lhey mi ohecnns were
ipp.rnn in The end II all constitutional, ,, anch
nmovri The atlcmp, of the Government nox ~
. wn1k would be in the highest degree ''e" P~'
The National ln,egencsr learns lnn' W. ~ -.
Washington Tuesday commence ms iso md osne
he, yecu the Mississippi and the iac'''' u"1
cinIIy in the Rocky Mountains and Sierra Nesuua
10 ses 10 make double expedition one IN 'o 4u'"'"
one in the ,insr-solns out, before the Sno" "s
,bc f0es Of the country and returning '''o ~. rn,
md in ,hem 10 ascertain their depth ana pe'a'cH.
Tnsucncer saws in reference TO tive u"oe'''u"u ''a. "
making This eypedilion Col Fremont mas ~ 'o've'""
,yi,b The Government with any COMPANY ON" ''''
- :, a.; 80 s.,rt Of Indians and mounted men,
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LATER FROM MEXICO.

Nxw ORLEANS, Ang. 23-By arrival here learn
that decree hud been Issued in the city OF Mexico by San
Anna SURPRISING The title OF Sovereign, heretofore pre-
fixed the several States. iaruy Zarnar,z late Minister
of The Treasury is dead
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ARRIVAL m THE cERNANIa &c

New York, Aug 26-Thc steamship Gernana
rived here this morning from Hamburg She brings no la
ter advices
The ship Horao has arrived here from Canton. Also
the ship New York from Havre
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BURNING OF THE CHEROKEE.

NEW lcRx, Aug. 26.Thc steamer Cherokee look hre at
her wharf this evening, and totally consumed She
row.
II IL roughly estimated that The burning of the
cherokee ast nent WIN involve loss of nearly half mil
New York Offices : "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30

We were much pleased hear by letter received yesler
d,v that Robert G. Scott, ESQ., the American Consul ac
COMMANDED by his son. arrived al Rio on The I'm Juy IN
wen,v DAYS and eighteen hours from ~ York. In good hea
and after very agreeable passage The steamer ohc"
Sam" made an unprecedented quick trip
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WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.

WAsHissros, August 25.-Henry J. Campbell OF Iowa,
has been appointed post Office special agent for Iowa. Mis-
souri, ndiNebraska.
George Smith has been appointed Mail Agent for Ro-
chester and Niagara Falls
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Bosros August 24-The u. 5. steamer Princeton sailed
from Halifax On The 10th for Prince Edwards Island No
other fishing vessel excepting The Starlight is known
have been captured.
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FROM TIE EISHING GROTiNDS

RELIEF FOR NEW ORLEANS
CHARLESTON Aug 25-The collections for tho sufferers
ut New Orleans the Courier Office amount 10 $1,000
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County, Va.

HISTORY OF THE FISHES.--M Agussiz, the emf.
physicist and Professor of Zoology Geology in
Cambridge University. is engaged writing she Nau
raj History of the Fishes of The United States He ia very
DESTROYS procure specimens OF all The fishes in every por
ton of the Union, and particularly of the fresh water
streams in Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina He
wishes ALSO the names which they in their various To-
caiites
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o,,,o nEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

C,.c,ssATI Aug 2l.-The Ohio Democratic Slate Con
ven,iun nov session here, nominated to-day James II.
Mvcrs Of Toledo for Lieutenant Governor (Mr Bliss hav-
Ing decn,d3 and Fl II Barney, Principal Of Hughes
High School, for this city, for School Commissioned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30

Joshua Van Zant, ESQ. Of Baltimore has been luminous
nominated the Democratic candidate of the third con-
gressional district OF Maryland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-08-30

Gideon Il Co. have sold the Washington Republic W.
NJ BurweIl g. Co., by whom il will be conducted week.
y paper 81 year, 10 commence the 18th Oclpber
next The paper Will be placed beyond the reach of pow
er party" II will advovate State Rights strict con
s,ruction OF the Constitution Southern development &C.
II will be edited by VIM NJ Burwe Esq late of Bedford
County, Va.
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I, gives US true pleasure &c the medium OF giving 10 e
nubc the following beautiful lines Of infinite friend OF
Elizabeth Barrett, Browning the sweetest r"ecss OF the
day:-[ Enquirer.
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principles riTtstel 10 MS hecplnS n W
paper us answers the vcxcd question, "flave we Wing
party among Us y
I'VE urhesi,augy answer this FOR it is an established
fact in science that nothing is lost. The may de- be
buried aud iut-lhc tree may be cut down Dueo anu all
that remains 10 the view and touch be compressed n,o i
half yet nulwits landing This, not particle OF
ma er which formed lost. 81 win INC
Wing party. Nobody il, II isn't ielt, and nobody
can lrI where been scattered n; yet we are assured
by science al still exists 1t is justice add however,
that il il were for science should have our doubts
about The matter"
the best things have lately Science may be right
in this matter We may have Wing party among u but
be confessed that il exists and works mostly
in the dark II prosper only by divisions among Demo
crats-by taking advantage Of ieuds ad difficulties among
true Republicans II Is fact that Whggcry has yet
succeeded in attaining power except through divisions IN
the Democratic ranks deceptive issues aud false pro-
fessions lluvng we'll settled principles Of lis own
lies necessarily upon lis tact ia taxing advantage OF luke
warmncss strife in the opposite party and hence it is
most important that all Democrats should look constantly
~ and guard point The citadel safe only long
the Sennes do their duty.
Out of the thirty Governors OF the States the Wings
or F.,e,s<s have, this iime fro.-Fair5anks OF
Vermont and FaIwe ,f Wisconsin AZ The next election
the Democrats expect carry Wisconsin, which Viii leave
our opponents Vermont rayng point for the future
We congratulate Them their prospect Vermont, il il
known is lhr only State whose Legislature nuifcd tie u.
pItiy sis w
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-02
Good I've,

Nothing, in The course Of our reading Tor many
months has nilved us ~ much as The suhi1inel
comments OF the Aluany r giaiy--an that good
old woul Gsai-bIs ENery sentence j. inii ai nl-
thns--i, aouscs lhs better feelings ofthe heart.
and memories Of the past core Wcl.ing up. fHughi
with emotions OF the most poignant regret Il /.
touchingly hcauiilul-and olnqD"nlly speaks the
language OF sensitive and afflicted heart
How many emotions cluster arauud that vonl
How fall Of sadness aud, to us how full of .or.
row II sounds II Is with US a consccratrd word
We head It once within the year A. wr hope
never to rear it again. We spoke il on an o,ca.
tion such a. We hope never IN speak II again II
was ~ the chamber Of death. al the still hour oi
nights noon The curtains 10 the windows were
all closed, the lights were shaded aud We stood m
the din and solemn twilight with other, around
the bed ol the dying. The damp, of deaih were
on her pale Young brow, and cllinr.s was on hei
lips, a. We kissed her l1r the il.i time while liy.
Ing. Goodbye, my daughter we Whispered.
ana Seed,ele, ia'eaT came family from her
young and dying lips. We Know not ii she ever
spoke more, bu, rGood.byc' wa, thc last we ever
hcapd OF her sweet voice We hear that last sor.
Fowiul word onen an'l often as wc 81 alone busy
with the memories Of the past We bear II iu the
silence Of the nght, In the hours Of nervous wake.
fIlness a. we lay upon our bed thinking of the
loved and the lost 20 us We hear d Ia our
dreams when her sweet taco comes back to ~, a.
II was in It's loyeness and is beauty We hear
il when we vt beside her grave IN the cemetery
where she sleeps alone, with no kindred as vet by
her side She was the hope Of our life, tae prop
upon which to lean when ago should come upon
Us, and life sholld be running 70 it. dFeg. The
hope and the prop Is gone aud we care not how
soon we 70 downio sleep bsslle onr darling be.
meath the shadow of the trees IN the city OF the
dead
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-02

TTIH 1NH ETTT VTTTW WT7 TTTT Ut NTI TTIT TTTTT
Gnecf Of his night hand is OF
Attrs is also q muiaito about 2l ur ~ years
OF age tow aud slom-mlhcr chunk y,--his eyes
are Of VI How complexion,
will pay the above mwad Tor the delivery
OF the two men 10 me. at my residence IN Union
county or I will pay literally ior any information
that will lead 10 their apprehension h is sup.
posed they have gone in lhe direction OF Van Bit
ren. Address the Undersigned at Union Springs
p. o. Union county, Arkansas.
H. GEORGE.
.lprR 10, 1853 lG-tl
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-02
Sam: a.. wheat,
RECEIVING, FORWARDING
An
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
upper landing
ruIrOI AKKtS

Having thoroughly rclaited the premises, is
pfaplrrd Ia frreite aud Sure Cotton aul ~
lplsbis
REfER 70
Me.,r. u a Y Rlack,
limble \ iohnson.
Keller \ Stuart
Mitchell \ Foster.
Il / BHiiin. Esl..
. " haeu. Esqs Washington, III,
Ten q d Roysian
II " Smih E,q.
" II ritef E,ls
1 Il Sautleinr l.ssl.
nf u T. Iail,
Aiss,~. Nilry NeElroy. Walker. Gheaiham Il
G, Columhu,. .las NJ Coulter. SEWER CO.. Ark.
slaslc a Neiall, fempeanse,ille. AK / fur.
eallnc n san Pennington. Ark y. Levy a Co.,
Centre paini AK.
fsila a.. 2G. lsjl. li-ii
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-02

The following is Q capital satire upon the time
sanctioned ioly Of mourning dress
"A eensorious lady says the author Of Mary
Barton" rcmarking upon the dress OF a recently
bereaved widow. said that black sik became her
exceedingly well, but bombazne would have
shown tccper sense Of her loss
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-02

MARRIAGE The first law OF nature is mar
rage yet manis the only creature that rcsists it,
whoever saw old bachelor robin, or a female
blue. with strong thoughts Of dying an old
maid No oone, Every created thing becomes
parent and this is just what is intended they
should become
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-02
A CARD.

nR PuRDOM tenders h. .prolcs,ional services
~ 10 the citizens of Washington and its vicinity
in the various branches of his profession lie
may be found al all times, except when proles-
sionaly absent, at his residence near Main street
January "a, 1852.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-02
To COTTON PLANTERS,

~ WI Wv Ast " HsktSs
TllE undersigned have lomed a Co.pariner-
i ship and opened a shop az ihi. place ior the
Manufacture and repairing pl Cotton Gins.
They Will shortly Ds ln receipt oi an ample new
stock oi the best quality ol Gin materials In ~ the
Fast which they intend to work pp into Gins
winch will be fully gulrfcniccd 10 give entire
saiisiaction One of fus Alr NtAitl ha, ing Tor
saue igc year, executed m1si nf the work that
Wcnl lIotn the shop ut the alr J Il Crosby, we
feel mo hesitation IN assuring The Cotton Planters
OF the upper Red risor country that lll work done
At our shop will be illy equal d tot superior 10
~" ',es' hat was ever manufactured by the late
We solicit the patronage Of Cotton planters
who may want new Gins. or old ones repaired.
and hope they will send IN their order, a. early
as convenient, in order that their gins may be
certain 10 be- ready lug them by the lime the
present growing Ciop is ready Tor picking
BY permission ni sonle and without ha, ing had
an opportunity OF consulting Others We annex
nun ler Of nlne. Of well knlwn Cotton planters
to whom we would refer a, regard, the PERFORM
ance ol GINS heretofore bulli by one OF rs in the
shop ul = r. Crosby.
Hon Edward Cross,
Mai Richard pryor
Capt Joel W Hannah.
Capt RichaH n. Finn,
William Coulter Esq, n. ,.,.-..,..
Mai Joshua Morrison "f1V''at e'"my'
Hon Henry T. puinIcN,r.
Mathew v Cheathlm. Esl
Mai William johnson,
Wiley McElroy Esq,
Judge Lewis b Fort,
Morgan rrvcr E,Q,
Morehead Wright Esq,
WIN. 7. Morris. Esi, Laftgrie Co.
Col Josiah Garland,
Hon James Tugg
Col james Abnhams.
Hon Benjamin F. Hawkins.
Hon Henry Brown. Srsirr Co.
lsaae n jackson, Esq
DR.. i. w. Fort
Judge Daniels Bo,rie Ca Tfras.
n. D, Ellis Esq
NJ VI. WYATT.
+. II. W. MADDuX.
II'aiHz'en liard 30, lsda L3-N
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-02
DISSOLUTION.

THE co.partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween myself aud John l. Silliman IN the
mercantile business in Arkan.as vas dissolved By
mutual consent ON the S,h August. 1851, and ihr
settlement ol the business connected with the
same Is cunhied exclusively 10 me-
!. q. D'ARMOND
Washington. Sept. Is, lsj2 37-m
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-02
". n. n. WILLIAMS.
RECEIVING, FORWARDING
And Commission Merchant.

FULTON .fRh.INN.1S
.S5'ir1s e0asieHmsafz of Sai1f DTy
Ga5fis. Gaa-eries. .,.c. on Niie
HAVING purchased lteaSirnsise Ware llnu.r
1 Al ihis place. known a The Lover Ware
iisa.c, nIll give sltiei attention 10 ali business
t4nhirj Ia him.
R#frfs, az fsftaFHg %.
iumha n Johnson.
iiitahzl a rastsr,
u. Is \ B'aak.
Rtllef 4 Stuart
Coo. W Green.
W H. Ercs Washington.
n I hfhnn,
u. W. smith,
s T. sanisr,
T. Nauce
n.ui. +. icii. ND
Walker, Chraiham \ Go, Columbus Ark
Fit1H. OF nh. iSi1 an
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-02
CABINET MANUEAGTORY,
Washington Arkansas.
BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS.

DY recount Ael of Congress bounty Land
ID ufa granted Ia oilirrrs and VOLUNTEERS in the
military service al the United Siaigs in the was
al 1914. 81 ung al the Indian Wer since $50
also Ia commissioned ailscrr, in The war with
NrNro. lu casH ui the deccnte al the otIeeT or
sadicr the land eau be ohtained by tie widow
OF minor children
The undrriene acting a. general Land Agent,
will attend promptly 10 procuring bounty Land
Mafranif for thase entitled To ihtm and lacatirg
II dr,ftt having a general knowledge of the
lands IN the Red River Land District he will be
able "a make choice selections. An letters of
inquiry. postpaid, viii be promptly answered,
and Instruction given, Il desired.
DANIEL +, WILLIAMS
Land .fgtsL
Washington. AFks., Nov. u, 1850 l7ti
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-02
FALL GOOD S.

TNnE subscriber. $40 now opehing their -.
l. stock ei EaiI G0ods, To which they
invite the attention oi Planters. Ihcse ~
Good. were purchased by the package from mt
hands in New York. and eau be sold at prices
that will give entire satisfaction. Say
9.ooO yard. Kcr.cvs. lali wool fllingl
2.oOO yards PLAIN aud plaid Linseys, all wool
hlliug
5000 yanls heavy Lowoli.
3I1 plir heavy Negro Blankets
81 pair Bed Blankets.
10 Iair Blankets lor coats, some very tine and
worth s.f pair
10 bllcs Shniugs and Shccings,
500 pair heavy Russriis,
400 pair heavy ZIP BmgRu.,
Gent Boots aud Shoes OF all Qlalitic,
l.ldir., Misses and Chdpns Shoe.
Sauneit,, hrnluaA, 1s-..=.
Flanncls, all culor,
Wool TWccds. large assortment,
With mauy other Sca.ouabe Goods tot Ladies
and Gentlemen wrlr
llagging. Rope and Twigr.
Look ai our Stock hrlurr Won buy
McCOLLUM n FELLOWS
Camden Sept /. 1850. -
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-02
THE YOUNG MAN TO HIS MOTHER.

THE YOUNG NAN TO HIS MOTHER.
Times chariot wheels have lightly passed,
My mother, . 'ef thy brow;
Few caais OF worldly storm heeasl
The futures smiling now;
And lnaklng back upon tAe yeafs
That number changing lie,
Thine ewes shed only memory : toars
For aiAers' cares aaa strife.
Bot Of thine avn rcmenhances
They, mother. witness boar
IL happiness pure 5emh'ances,
That iif't no snltfinss wear
In traces slight Of yeans past,
Upon my mothers bfoW.-
In giadness, o ct her features cast
The features smiling aow,
Thou hast raised up, with many care,
Ny mother those lie gave,
And sought lin with mothers prayer,
Thy cherished hopes 10 savei
Thoy'll thank thee Ia snme after day,
Nv mother. and they'll tell
Sweet memories Of ihY kindly sway
The rule they loved % wen.
And when unto the long, last homo,
NJ mnihef, they depart,
And deathly tea.s and danhiings eomc
10 snake the manly hsart,--
With Heaven IN tho hoping ihaagh,,
Aad vision looking there
They II murmnf o er the worls she taught,
The loyed--lhe mothers prayer
Sill let rs not Of diving talk,
Nv mother, nor the efaYe,--
Yet loasrf may our shallop walk
In quite o eT the waKai
Thy land shall be oar guide BY day,
Thy heart, the star above
Aud when IN fase ltie's sufses play,
Oar anchor be--thY love
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-02

MrsrAL pleasures never cloy, Unlike those of
the body they are increased by repetition. an.
proved Of by reflection and strengthened by en-.
ioymsnt
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-02
DIR. BENZ. u. JEFF,

HAS resumed the practice Of medicine in
III Washington, and may at all times be lound
at h. app'hccafy store. unless professionally abb
sent whore he viii Keep fall supply Of fresh
medicines Tor sale low ior cash.
Washington Maya. iti
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-02
COMPREHENSIVE.

fJ'ill. undersigned having rufeha,ed lie Dms
i establishment oi nfs + NiIiisH. intend
keeping general ls,oftmrutoi Drug. Medicines.
faiuIss o. a nkr STUN
uai sip,k Nizi h. palsha.sd ua1rf the peffoual
impeeiienoi IL IusffH Who wi ,iaii East ih
iew tafs ilr that pufIasa.
W aiIi b. sHabci "a sslI articles "a aur line
on better lrms than the5 have ekei treaailrIcd n
This market aHi We WafIaui et.B Article sold
3, us Ia D. pafa anl seHsiuc,
Prescriptions fui up an,l accurately sampouHd-
ed al aHy hme day of uisb'.
CHA'S R Mitchell,
u VI FOSTER
Washington ID. ii. Is5J. =
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-02
PAY qrpl PAY Vpt,

A IL persons indebted 10 the undersigned mp to
Il the 1T dag ol January last. are hereby rc-
specially notified that must have some money.
aui consequently am under the necessity Of earn.
csty requesting them to como forward aud settle
mp at as early day as possible.
I. II. W. MADDuN.
IFaaimgton Fs5. 10, 1853, T.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-02
500 REWARD.

ID ANANAi fum the planta-
IL tiuu of the subscriber in I'M
ion county, Arkansas, on the 9th
lost. two negro mcn---JACOB
and ALLEN
Jtcou Is a mulattu. about 27
tslr di age. six feet iwo inches
hlnh- Nm. n .car hnlnm M. len nNc
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-02
GENERAL LAND AGENCY.

nANlEL T.. WILLIAMS will serve al those
~ who dc,iIc his services a. Land Agent IN
the Red River Land District; will attend prompi-
Is 10 paving iaNes. redreming forfeited lands, lo-
eating land warrants. &c Persons wishing their
land, properly described, can get plat Of their
lands aud true description Tor a small Tee. will
il.o draw deeds mortgages boud.. hill. OF sale
articles oi agreement, &c.. ~. liz experience
IN this Kind ot business. prompts him 10 the be-
lief that he can give general satisfaction,
Washington. Feb 20. 1850. IN
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-02
DIR. R. u. WILLIAMS,

HAVING disposed Of his Drug n Book Store
Ii will devote himself in future exclusively to
the practice OF his Profession. Office IN the East
room OF llnTr's llotEL
lratingioH I'd. o, 1861. G-tL
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-02
BOURNE. Dental Surgeon.
ROOMS Snuff.

y GROSS OF Ro0As nest SNrrF, received and
> for Sale by mitchell Il FOSTER.
May T. 1889 Is
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-02
Cabinet Mandatory.

Cabinet Mandatory.
TNHF. undersigned has opened a Shop ior the
l. Manufacture Of Furniture. opposite ih" Court
House at the stand fcrcntly occupied by Mr. Cot.
lrN,. where he Is o. all time, prepared Ia III any
order, IN the line Of hs business Particular aud
prompt attention will he gwen 10 repairing
Orders Tor furniture afr respectfully soiritcd.
u. II HAWKS.
Nh Collins made and trimmed 10 order, aud
attention given st funerals u. II u
lIashiHgi5H .fpyd -, 1859. i1-il