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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-26

As pLD BlEaiL OBJ iilJn.-Thr other d,y barrel Of
huuT f1.ru from ths uyrr 40 LINrcucrburg, which,
tom 40 HpIrrur,s hIi been under water ur yclrs pr-t
Tue hoYp' acre decl}ei luI else green with
Vet. ni.u ice rptYu Of three inches u dough
adhrrg o. the stsyrs ani w. aling the -four was in
good condition as WAeu folsf from the mui-LD4iss.Ns
G0ltTifr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-26

Rrftrr rar Moriy.--GYseu0r Collier 81 Aiabtms, by
pro, Itua.i1u Hl. recommended uai rouinbutiouf BE-
osdr hy fs lcuryoieat Throughout the country, snd
thst ue ,-f.y aus m'1g,rr of every denomination IN
ne STATE hsgng cbyo n churches take up collections
Ia their several Congregations, without delay f0f there
lisf Of the sgauenf b. iss epidemic 10 Mobile.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-26

L.nruaa I.r isYl.Tlas--G ia.- l-.Ii.sr. O, Light
ri.g i.yI frp.l hs uEa Very heavy, with -aeIl Of
TIE 'ub, sf H.Is ~ as i.a..r aisl.I be- u.,s rsu
ts.s fI. I.I.t.I no OLD. rI ', AFFORD iopiu Df tIo
f.ff..u.. .. I.Fn Hr lY1 dYrHs tui,r shower. Co.,
boz ..f..E aI....' I.uf f... HI fIt lf.
f.I srYrtt.t I,lH g.. u.r I.Hru lf.,tp rl.s through
,.t s... f..I i...lrI si'h aIf. l.D1t.is a. -l"
.. -r.aI t.' ra fs.r water suI u.. ryI uoud h alI
U.F sga,. lrfEt.H tIa fpI asi tIr R..f Toe ghuug
a...r8.ry % toI ttl. llsf,I co1itD' fls. urpr the
.'t.. f...sf,f THa aly'- holding uIe sfsf l,.s.. o.
..s.I4 be- ps.t.4 -hta end thus deprive BE- of abi'y
I.l.f.f' u.. tU. o l1u ue f1I. Llhurg roIs
..l BE- af ,ua sre Do es oI sire 81 g.aftsrOr fye-
.If..l.i ., Ifrstsf tlI mode sharp 90 both cni Boy
.he. Fu.t.I ...m.fE rose VIII rot conduct lightning
Psf.orH rgIyrI m pIHns up Igptning rOi Iu.tpis
Oil fY cell To- Is.l t.s.. sIgsssiOus IN.
N 3 rgy,sy AID G.yuysr S.bt g0.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-26

Nstar-Chirf Engineer % 3 i-hcrNool ordered o'le
g. IS f'uu'r NDaghtuy, suiyeI here ycsicrI'y mofurg
from Washington w. Baltimore.
Second A4-sfsut Engitrrr james ". Adam, Jeff
here Wedr.-I,y fr Ncy Yo.k, Dr the purrp-e Of
recruiting G.-ncu or Tee Ar,ghsry. No,foN B'1soa,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-26

young lady at Newport, Who about leaving the
gay aud festive sccue which the pafors Of the Ocean"
presented with the intention of retiring Tor the night
turned To her friend aud rmstkcd-"wel Mary have
done duty have seen all the clothes and everybody
has seen mine, 50 now shall go up stlrs Good night"
What could be- more graphic. The very notices Of
fashionable watering place-to ami to be seen Nsio-
port Mercury.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23

Lrarx 10 "Srourn-This Is the 6r.i advicr
,hata female whale give, ~ young. and Il - insi
the advice that every American mother should
give her boys IN no country IN the world is
there such hrll lor o1.hani speakers 20 oper.
a,e in a. in the United States. A man capable oi
stirring M multitude at a mas meeting, rar
reach any Office within the gilt of the people be-
ginning with comptroller oi poultry pnd leaving
ID with The Presidency. Ia the pfcs,1t Con-
grru there are 30 Senators. % afc o. have bccu
LAWYERS. leaving only - ior all the other pro.
,as.,ons Now why q this Why shnili TWEEN.
Is thousand lawyer, have eight times a. many
representatives IN the Senate as the whole 23.-
900 O0l ni ulhci people, For rc other reason in
the word than lawyers are g,HrralIy gnnsl speak.
efs Bat uhy shonld good speakers hr limited io
one profession We know not Of a single good
reason
Every school should have a defamation club
connected with Il. BOYS of all classes should le
initiated into the aIi and mystery olpunua'ion.-
With early training the mechanic aud isrnrr
would become a. succosiul -on the stump as
gentlemen who consume their oil In pouring over
Tho old f1gyism Of Coke and Liiliaton. 10 be- a
good speaker all that Is fcquited Is ir,i class
memory and a little manly coRhlrnen The for.
mef can be acquired by practice, al any time, the
latter, however can only be obtaincd by "bfeak-
ing the ice during ouf school.boy days. Again
We say Learn how 10 spout
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
Marriage of sir John Smith.
ny rus AUTHOR OF MARTHA HOPKINS

ny run AUTHOR or MARTHA uorEiNs.h
Not sigh was heard, nor funeral note,
As the man to his bridal We hurried,
Not a woman discharged her farewell groOn,
On the spot where the fellow was married
We married them st about eight at night,
Our faces paler turning,
By the struggling mooubeams misty light,
And the gas-lamp's steady burning
No useless wateh-chnin covered his vest
Nor over dressed We iound him,
But he looked like gentleman wearing his best
With a view TO his friends around him.
Few aud short were the things We said,
And We spoke not word ni sorInw,
Bat We silently gazed on the man that was wed
And we bitterly thought Of tue morrow.
We thought as we silently stood about
With spite aud anger dying
How the merest stranger had cut us out
With only hall our trying.
Lightly we'll talk of the fellow lhats gone,
And of for the past uphfaid him,
Bat little he'll risk II we LET him live on,
In the room where his WIFI conveyed him.
But our heavy task at last was done,
When the clock struck the hour OF retiring
Aal We hearl the spiiefal sluib aud pun
The girls were sullenly fiiag.
Slowly and sadly we turned 10 go
We had struggled, and We were human
We shed not a tear and We spoke not our woe.
But len him alone with the woman
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23

Krrv RrroHT AT one Of Our hotels young
and fully musiached dandy from Philadelphia,
was seated a, the table At rather late hour,whrn
the blr.keeper came IN and took seat opposite
The dandy dropped his knile and lork,tipped back
in his chair and gazed At the bar.keeper and ey-
claimed
aFeller--does the help sup with gentleman in
this houaeI'
No sth
What, are you not bar.keeper"
HYes sirn
Well The bar-keeper is help as much as the
scrub-gifln
True replied him Of the iodly.silck, "but
did not enter the ball until ! looked aud saw
there was not ge,1itnan at the tablet
Here the conversation ended Mustache was
fixed
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
A GARD.

nR pURDOM tenders his professional services
~ to the citileusof Washington and iis yiripiiv
in the various branches Of hs profession He
may be- found al all times, except when PROBES.
sionally absent, al his residence near Main street
January q, 1852.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23

Don't talk 10 me Of your gun coiton.n said
gentleman "lll put my wife against any invcn-
iion IN The world Tor blowing people up II the 20.
vemmcnt could get hei 10 60 and sii down on.
posile San Juan de ulloa, The Mexicans would
leave instantcin
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
Pay uPi PAY Upii

A IL persons indebted TO the undersigned up Ia
n the lst day Of january last, are hereby re-.
spccliully notified that ! must have some money
aud consequently am under The necessity of earn.
estly requesting them 10 come forward and settle
up at as early day as possible
E. H. W. MADDuX.
Hidsington, I'D. 10, 1858. r.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS.

Dla rcccnt Art Of Congress, Buunty Land
ID are granted IN officers aud VOLUNTEERS in tbe
military service af the United States IA lie VA,
of 1872, ~ any ui the Indian waa since l4gn
also Ia commissioned oicen iu The Waf viii
Mexico, Ia ease af Tie deceaso OF the niieef or
soldier tue land can be obtained by the widow
or minor children.
The undersigned. acting as general Land Agent.
will attend promptly 10 procuring nouHly Land
Warrants lor ihuHe entitled 10 them. and locating
Il desirrd, having general knowledge al the
lands in the Red River Land District. lie will he
able TO make choice selections. An letters g,
inquiry postpaid. will be promptly answered
aud instructions gwen. iidcsirul
DANIEL +. WILLIAMS.
Ilad .lgeni.
Washington, Arks., Nov q, ls5O. I7li
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23

iish has tcar below his LEFT eye, and the liiil,
finger Of his right hand Is oG
ALlrN l. al.o q mulaiin about n or ll wear,
Of age. low and stuui--aihef chuuky.--hi, cye,
are of y'llow complexion
will pay The ahoye reward for the delivery
Of the two men 10 me. At my residence in Union
county OF will pay literally Tor any Information
that will lead To their apprehension. II is sun.
posed they have gone In the direction Of Van BiI.
rcn. Address the undersigned ai Union Snfips.
?. o. Union county Arkansas
II. GEORGE
Ay,R No. 1853 iG-tf
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23

The precise idea which the Western lnlians
entertain Of future life il said TO be thi,
A. .oon as the Indian threw od the flesh he
wonld find himself standing on the hank ol rivcr
the current running with g,eai iapll,ly Acros.
this river was slender pole stripped Of IT, bark
and lying close doNn 10 The surface Of the water.
The Indian who had lived q good lilc then sees
a bright object on the Other side-lhat was Right
lie would then, desirou Of embracing the ohrci
he loved 80 well IN The wofl walk across the
pole, nmindiul OF The raging torrent beneath hi,
feet, arriving in safety At the opposite shore, aud
right would then lead him amonsst the moun,
iains covered with silver and gold into noble
hunting grounds, where he would huni for cisf.
nifty Bat on the other h,ui tho man who follow.
ed Wrong In bis liie. when attempting 10 efuss
the pole, siler death, would iall into The ioaminr
stream and be swept down into whirlpool sur
rounded by rocks. there he would b. carried
round lot eenlurie, and centuries, until At last he
would be gradually sucked IN towards the centre
Of the vortex, and finally cnguphed in sn I'M
mense boitoness hole What became Of the un.
fortunate sinner the indians could not sufnise
further than he lived forever
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
FALL GOODS.

FALL obs.
FT'lIE .uh.cfibers are now opening their -
j. stock oi Fail Goods, To whiehihcy 80.
invite the attention ol Planters. Thc-a -
Goods were purchased by the plckagc irom first
hands "A New York, anil can be- sold at prices
that will give cniirr satisfaction. Say
2.0O0 yards Kcrrys, lall wool dlinsl
1000 yards PLAIN and plaid Liuscys, all wool
hlliug
5000 l9ds heavy Lowels
3DO par heavy hesn BaHlris
so pair Bod BlanEais
in rsr Blanket 10, coals, some very cur. aud
worth sld pair
10 h'lrI Shriluss and shoCiiles
500 pals heavy Rn.sel,s.
llp pnlr heavy Mp Bnrans
Geuls Boot and shtrs uI ail qualities
Lsiir Mi.sc- and Children shoes,
Sainciis konlucl Jeans
Fiannrls all colnis.
Wool Isft rAf. 81 latrs a.Hs,fiHasi,t
With many oihrr soa-lnsbIc GooIs nr Ladies
and Grnilemens wclI
Barsins, Ropc aud TNine
Look al nur Stock brlufc you buy
McCoLLUM * FELLOWS.
Camden, Sept g. 1850 Ils
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
DISSOLUTION.

fJNllE co.parincrship heretofore existing he.
l. tween myself aud John l. Siiliman ~ The
mercantile business in Arkansas, was dissolved by
mutual consent on the sth August, 1852 and the
settlement oi The hnsuess connected with the
same Is ronfded exclusively Ia me
]. g. D'ARMOND
Washington, sept. 10, 1859. g5-L
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
A prunLard Under chIoroforIn.


Afer minute or two shnillins Of feet Is
heard the folding doors are thown open, and
strong suflY looking bull-headed navy whose
leg had been smashed by faiiruad accident Is
born in and placed on the table His iace isdamp
and pale. h. casts an auXials, eager look around
then with shuddcr he closes his eyes, AMI lies
down on his back The ehlnnlnfm apparatus Is
then annliel 10 his mouth, aud dead silence
marks the general expectancy. The mans lace
nnshes=he struggles, and soine muiiled cNclama-
ton Is head. In few minutes moir the genilu-
maa who has charge OF the ehnuiufm, exam
ines his eyes touches his eyehalls--the lid winks
not the operator steps iorwatA, aud IN trance
the limb Is trans6Ncl with the long his,oury.-
Some intelligence now animaiez the patients lace,
which bears a look OF dunken ialiiy, "llal hal
ha' capiialii he shouts evidently in imagination
with his boon companions, einlly geoi spng aiid
lolly well sung. ! always knawel lem was
pretty eaal one 10 chant ! sinEi dash my VIZ
II ami a. husky as a hrakeu Ainded 'ns. Wei
II mus. must, - here raes. by ihis time the
hnne has heen baicd- aud the nnefainf saws while
the patient shouts
lis my delight o a moonlight might
swhoss that linailing on my inei Nnnc o Your
tricks lem Hold your aw, will yaui Who can
sins when YOU are making sneh blessed NV
Toll ae foll ni Come gie u a drup viii yei
What drunk It aili lc greedy hegsafsl III hght
the hesi man among You loT hali mnlcnl' and
siiaighiway he cndcayors 10 hi ont narrowly
missing the spsriac'cs OF man m a white crayat
who sieps hasiily back aud ekalaIms. ahlld him
fasif' The leg being now separated b placed
under the table, and the Arteries are iirl with
some difficulty. on account ai ian nnsieiiine,s oi
the naiieni who besides his rHsnaeiY IN general
has d Quarrel with an imaginary bull dog which
he dnls It necessary to kick out ri the nom lie
however. RECEIVERS biz enat htnaf whilst the
dressings arc being applie1ani Is hofnr ont oitbe
theatre shouting. fingiug, and anaihrmniisine |
IN a most sientnrian yoice. when in bel however |
he falls aslcephnd IN twenty inmates awake sub. |
dnol ia utter ignorance that any operation had |
heeu performed and with only dim recollection |
of bsins IN the theatre, breathing something
and feeling very queer as he expressed a.
B.a'isy's MsTiiiay.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23


REFER TO
Messfs. d NN nack.
Trimhle \ luhfson
Bcllcr \ Sluafi
Mitchell y Foster.
D. l.. lnllin. Esl,
g. W Green, Es.i., ll'asliagiua. III
Gen. G d Rnyslnn,
IL W. Smith Esl.
W H. Etier, Essl
J. B Sandeiuf Ia.
d. D. p 1ei1
Messrs. Wiley MsElray. Walker, Cheaiham 4
G.. Cnlunbu, Jas n Coulter. SEWER 60, AIk
Steele n MeFall, 1emIemnee,ille. Ark J. rnf.
sHiine \ son Pennington. Ak, y. Levy y c..
eeatfe Point, Ark
Fstliaa Of 20, ISL l9=m
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
TO COTTNN pLANTERN.

10 COTTON PLANTERS.
FlNllE under iguei have formed Co.parinrr.
4 ship and opened . shop ~ this plsrs of the
! manufacture and fcp'iuus of Cotton Gins.
| They Will shortly boz iu receipt Of un Jmplc new
l'ntE nl ll' q1.ItY ui t'iu ma'ruas ii, ~ ihc
| Bat whirh they intend ~ work up INTO Gins
] which wall br iI.iy r1TErruie,l 10 give entire
ss'sHr'ion. Our ni %. MIR W,sltJ having lpr
-0m" five year exceeded mott of The work ihii
/ went lium iha shop oi the .a'r ! u Cip.by, Hc
/ iurl mo hesitation iu la,uHu. 'hr Cotton Planters
of ihc upper Red lugrrrnWify. that 80 w"rl, done
81 1ur shop wall be- luily equal ID hoi superior Ia
/ 'h" hcsi That Wa rrri manufactured by the late
| Nf Crosby
! We ap'iri the patronage pf Cotton planters
4 who may wdul new Gut. NJ 90 pars repaired
and hogr they Hili smi i1 tioir orders A. early
a. convenient 80 omer that their gus may be-
I rtfaln 10 br fr8iy lor Them by the time the
/ proscnl rtowiuT Ciop !. raiy lof picking
by HfuiS pu of spfu0 and without having had
nm opportunity OF consulting Others. We annex
number OF namci ol well known Cotton planters
/ 10 whom we would rcieras regards the perform.
ance of Gins heretofore built by ono ol rs IN the
| shop Of J. X Crosby
( Hon Edward Cross.
Mai Richard Pryor
Capi Joel " Hannah.
HNlf htiNHlh u ilnNf
William Coulter Esq, -
Nl Joshua Morrison H"'P'fna4 tommy
Hon. Henry T. foindcAtcr
Mathew v. Cheaiham. Esq
Maj William johnson,
Wiley Mrl.lmy Esq.
Judge Lewis u Fort,
Morgan Iycr Esq,
Norhead Wright Esq,
Wm = Morris. Esq Erf,ys,is Go.
Col Josiah Garland,
Hon James Tigg
Col James Abrahams.
Hon BcliamB =. Hawkins.
Hon Henry X Brown, Ser,,r Ca
Isaac n Jarkson, Esq.
DR. !, w. Fort
Judge Daniels B,,ri, Co.. Teras
N. d. Ellis, Esq,
NJ VI. WYATT.
r. II. W. MADnUX.
Washington, Narcl 30, 1853. i3-tE
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
CO-PtRTNERsilIp.

flNliE undersigned having purchased the Drug
Il establishment n nf 4 T. Williams intend
keeping srnefal a=safimeutul Drug. Ma.Iisinf..
faiuis, O,ls \ L. zlHfs.
Our stock WiiI l5H RHfthascd under the Iafsausl
in,Ifcilou"i Dr.. lusIsH who wal ,lafi Easi IA a
iRa da,s ior that HaTIzssr.
We will be- enabled tu scll articles IN aaf line
on lsicr iofus iIlaH ief have r,ef eH aiIrtrtl an
iais market. aHa Wa warrant every atiiaIs saIl
by us in br puie aiHi =.Hniue.
ffcfrnp'lHH= laisi NJ aHi accurately saniIaunll.
al aiaUy tmH daY IT night
tHA'SB mitchell.
u. N FOSTER
llaiiHgiaa. =. Ii. 1888.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
Not lee.
LAAh OFFICE,
w ssulsHruN AHt

lu.y 9ud. Isl
NOTICE + HEREm GnEN. TINT snsrits
" expiration uf tHity days tnm thc ,fsir brrr.
ut application, in' ibr ru,a'r,Hitl uf ihrt rtfla,,.
lns lands will tr received ai ibi, office ibi. same
having ifru heretofore yrmurnn,ly marked pn
90" plais of ihIs Office o.. suII
Tho whole ui section 70 aui ln loo rawn.hiu DO
south 1iHHsH DO wH.'-lir y Ioll-TI ara d.
oi NW Gr % ~ o 90 ami 81 gU boz 'E,Wu.h,p in>
X % " iho NJ Co., mi sl 90. SEgt ID. w
~ NJ 30 ~ whole ui SECTIONS Hl gg ari 4i
~ "a. n !i. aui NEgr gl.iuTgS RuW.
BENZ o. tErr Essir.
tliAs o. mitchell. E4aras
llaiH-iHH JaiyE. I-HI. .r
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
Cabinet Mandatory.

Cabinet HanuiactOry.
INlll. undersigned la. opened Shop lor the
L Manufacture ui Furniture, opposite the Court
House ai The stand rcrciily occupied b, Nlr Coi..
ilNs where be- is at all limes prepared io ill any
ptlrn In tho iinr oi hs buine.s. Particular ani
prompt ateniiou will be- given io repairing.
onl"r' Tor furniture are respectfully sr,iriiel
D. n. HAWKS.
" n Colin, made and trimmed Ia urlrr. and
attention eilgH si funerals nm
llu-ir yiaa .iy,ri a. 1853. l5-,C
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
CABINET MANUHACTORY.
Washington Arkansas.

fNllE Undersigned having purchased the mailer;
L al Ne, of j. I. GuLLiNs, has commenced ills
manufacture ef Furniture, in the hasene6t
Of Temperance Hull, opposite the Clerks oifr,.
where he will berfepared to furnish any arlielts'
in the Cabinit line. uadu of She bcst uaielia and
in a neat, fashionable aud substantial mauuer-
lie will keep general variety always IN hand,
A. he 4, determined 10 sell low, his ttius will m.
yariahly he CAsH. All kind ol Repairing dome.
Collins made aud trimmed TO order, Al orders
iar furniture will meel with prompt attentions
\ call is respectfully solicited irom those who
desire anything IN the Cabinet line,
W, w. WELDON.
lflApgiaa, IL. 10, lsil, 5=tL
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
n d II nc u.

GRANDSON d. ROYSrON Of Washington.
VI Hampstead county Arkansas, is my lawful
agent and attorney 10 transact, settle and close
mp all unsettled business in which am IN any.
wise interested in the State of Arkansas
J. G, D'ARMOND.
September jth 1889. 37-tL
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
ADVANCES ON COTTON,

| lBERAL advances will be made on Cotton
IL lin stone,l consigned to our friends in New
Orleans.
McCOLLuM x FELLOWS
Camden, Sept 1850 as
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
staple and Fancy Dry Goods
CO lG.essockk 50 & MZAgsL6 90 va s] 4 3

Quccn.warc, f,oa;s. shoes, Hats
aud Gaps, Clothing, Summer sod Winter
aud also many anirlgs not usually brought to lAis
market amongst which arc a variety ol
Eancy Articles.
Allof which wr repeatedly submit luf sale.
and ak irum lho.c wishing 20 purchase a call.
when we are sure ipih our pr.rcs ani goods will
suit
Our gool, age fresh. and tAc h1rr we occupy
having lately boon fraiu.ll'd lni fitted up. eui-
hies a. 10 c,lHuii ihrm with cpu, rnirurc, which
we wili take pleasure in doing N iho.o that will
honor w with ibr'r pIrhsurr,
u. * V. BLOCK.
Washington, April 20, 1850 no
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
StNO RENNARIl.

DANAWAY from the Planil-
IL tiuu ol the sulscflber m I'm.
ion county, Arkansas, on the 9th
inst, two negro men--JACOB
and ALLEN.
JAcnB Is q mnllito. about -
wears Of age, siy Gct two inches
N...N A.. .. ...- /. % .... .. "a
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
CAUTION

NOTICE 10 h'mhy given ihail u.r rrn,r,lis
~ in ihr cN'-rt pi ihr loss u.I iufn.r' urf..
'lui llnsr il,Al Bias" I.,u u tLr Islt ni ,i.t.
uns m{ um.ei mnt ard shall qmi i p.rI
=. william. /. my lntlHut,da aerit. .nl .uI.f lr.
poti al m'ui,I.
CHARLES q. NIIEHEL
Washington Feb 0. 1854. H.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
DIR. Benz. -. JI.T'T,

Has resumed The practice Of medicine m
Ii Washington. and may at va Tunes be- found
n' d.. hInlhccaty Store mlOss pfoi,', si1ually alb
sent, where he will keep fall supply Of fresh
medicines lot sale low ior cash
Washington, May I. litl
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
MEDICAL NOTICE.

DR CHARLES 3 mitchell, offers hi.
~ services ln the citizens Of Washington and
IL. vicinity. lie may be found at the residence
OF IT. W Smith.
March 18th, lsiG 3Otf
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

WE undersigned ui'rr. lor ss'r an accom-.
a n,"'aiius terms 1900 arI,, ul ,luIrt snd
sar
Thee lands wufr selected iu IslG are al rIe
best quality OF ur'si.d and src located .t a Nj.
sifah.r urghiutLrad
a, I"' i'Im'' Nr- enquire n " H. Eiirr. 70
Washington, nr the ,uli.,ulrn ai Iiul. H,rl
WATKINS n ClRRAN.
January ~. 1850! IN
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-23
Sam'I &. wheat.
RECEIVING, FORWARDING
ANn
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
upper Landing"

Having thoroughly repaired the premises. is
prepared 10 receive and SloIc Cotton and ap
iTeights.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-15

SAMUEL w. TUCKER, Merchant Tailor. Penasyl-
~ 18th would respectfully offer
citizens OF Washington
superior Of cloths and vesng~
syies and fnish which he will be
agreeable HIS stock is entirely and perfect
hands
The workmanship required, and the highest prices paid
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6cotts majority. 3. 269
Majority for Taylor. (ls<s,) IL, AL.
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ny GREEN Il SCOTT, Aueaaoaesu.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNsYLvAs


Al sucnon.-Un Monday, the 18th instant,
in front Of premises, At O'Clock, M good
and cellar frame house snd LOT, being part
between 18th and th streets, the Of the
buildings The house contains twelve good rooms lot vA
stands 22k feet. Atso alsr the sale Of s
shall sell lot No g. in same fronns - feet on street.
immediately in The Of the above described property
Terms Oneihd cash balance in twelve, and eighteen
months the purchaser for the deferred
bearing from sven deed Of
taken. Tide indisputable. GREEN SCOTT
Ap I'D Aactoneen
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NEW spring tsoods,-BARNEs MITCHELL without
~ snsmersnG articles Is would respectfully
the public that they opening unusually large supply
and goods embracing
style and maternal Among thar found
extraordinary good Purchasers generally
respectfully invited 10 give them early call.
IA NJ,
Between and 9th streets, rennsyivania avenue.
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BY GREEN 4. SCOTT. Auctsoneers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.-On
Monday the 4t April shall SELL In front OF the premises
AT O'Clock excellent and conveniently arranged frame
with the which II stands
being nil Of lot No 10 in No. 26f
18th between and streets
back los feet 10 inches TO wide aiiey near the
Smithsonian Institute. tsN N
Terms balance in and the
deferred bearing interest
from deed sven and deed OF trust taken II
tie indsputabe. u-.
Mar aid 's' Auctioncers
fs,-rhe above sale IL postponed. equcncc Of
rain, until Monday, the III III instant, same hour
GREEN h SCOTT,
Ap5-d -sa Auctioneers
ny-The sale II further postponed until Satur-
day, the 10Th instant, same hour GREEN b SCOTT,
hpl3-d Auctioneers
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trAs FaxrUHk S.--A handsome Assor'ms ~ ~ ~ pna,s
IN oo M. ,orp.,ctory OF Cornelius, Baker, Coz - rn"
mia consisting light pendants hrss' ol, u
sx ly, cbspd~ers, Two hght ofscs -
.b.d,s no,,abte burners for sale ~ me
an. ,nheips I'M reduced public ha'' PivS'e 80
experienced wotkmen =, .n;,, ,,oS. ,x.vs n b.
general assortment o. no"-
for ale NJ W low prices pnrrt . "a v,,r Hsh
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