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STRAfEO away from the Subscriber on Sunday
~ the Soth ultimo, Q red aud white Buffalo COW
with leather strap around her neck. Whoever
las said Cow shut up viii con ier q favor by rvless
ing her, that she may End her way home-or IL they
will bring her to my residence on North Boundary
and Sd street, they viii be literally rewarded.
aug eff y n GILMAN
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u The Star can b procured At IN early
hour every afternoon, in Baltimore, ct the
news stand corner Of Charles and Baltimore
streets. F'atE s.
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A BREAsrPIN F0UNp.-A gentleman hsvise
a found snsu mourning Brrssesia. oontsinirs
h mir and the name Of person Who led Dec 29th,
lsss agsd "A years and month";, has len it ssths
once for the ewner. who can have it on paying Or
t<ls advert lament aug 10-N
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hEFRfsHAEsrs or THE EEAsoN :-First
oourss--blue pills, spiced rhubarb, milk DOR.
ridge; second do.-morphins, Dovsr's powders,
pafegorio, soda cracker; desssrt-quiains and
Graham bread.
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RRsNCH AND kNGLIsH

BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL F0R YoCSG
LADIES'
DYM. A. TYSON and Sisters, on \ Ct, between
ID 18th and Is h streets, Wsshington, ID. C-The
duties Ct this institution will be resumed on Mon
dsy, the 18th September, when the pupils are de-
sired to be punctual In their seats.
For terms, DC, circulars may be had ct all the
principal bookstores in the cy.
suy l0-eotls bSep
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HoLD CHAIN AND PENCIL LOsT-Presumed
~ near and 9Th street. Valuable to the owner
from its sseociations liberal reward VIII be paid
on delivery at the store Of Mr.. Lord formerly 8. p
Wannalls. corner N. Y. avenue and 9th street.
aup Q-3te
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~ Of Expsriencs Of Life --..rl -z.IE.s
Hard Times Complete, by Chas Dickens
III. New York illustrated Magazine fer August
Rosa Nocdvflie, by Alexander Dumas
JesePh B. varnun's History Of Washington dty
The Great Hlustrsse Mag dine Of Art Tor August
All the Weekly Newspapers for this week
Everything In the Book and Stationery line az
eHILLINGIoN's Bookstore.
=. cor. Pa sv. and " ct odsoa BaiiAins-
aue loft ~ -
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~ EAsrMANs HlADAcHl RExxDY has never vet
failed to cure sick headache. Cs for proof Of this
| at GuMAN's Drug Store o.
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DON'T LOOK LIKE A FAILURE Wednas
day, 300 baskets Of peaches were received at
New York.
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is YOUR LIFE INSI7RFn7


VIE OLD ETNA INSURANCE. COMPANY, of
4 hartford, Connecticut will insure on LIvI 8
Ior re- idsnee or travelling in all parts Of the wor
al rates OF premium, which have been adjusted 6
me most equitable SCALE and which are lower ths
Snose OF most .other companies. Travelling lesvs
sosn hCeIs ana extensive. The system is plain and
a.. Those wanting Insurance, will frd II greatly .
tneH interest by taking out policies in this Corr
pany' particularly for one or seven years a lie
.s.es are very low. Bee Prospectus, which can 10
nao az once on Pa. avenue, doors east of the NJ
uonaI hotel. Letters promptly attended 10.
aug S-im' POLLARD WEBB, Agent
M ATAkMATICAL DRAWING INSTRUMENT
N1 nom Paris, In cases Of various sisss and Dc,
sa.pconf, bought In person from the makers by
enc enasnngned, and for sale at unusually low Pri
oes, nom u 70 upwards. This day opened By
may 2-d FRAkOk TAYLOR
nj oskf 10 L0AN.-Any person having good
W ffans, Tor which he or she has no immediate
use st Present, can obtain loan Of $50 upon It. -
teeority from the advertiser, who win tahs 90 ~
care OF II. Address "T. Z )" ct thk ones, sts1ae
Ns-0
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TEN E1CkS 4 PALME R.
WASHINGTON, August Sth, 1854.
n A.

OST-A CHECK for sos 49, drawn BY Charles
IL Wilkes on the Bank of the Meiropolis The
payment of said Check hiss been stopps at the
Bank The finder will b. rewarded by leaving It 1T
Adams Express Once, y no have been instructed 10
pay for the trouble Of doing 30.
aug Q-3ts
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DISSOLUTION OF coPARNERsHIP

t'aE undersigned respectfully announce TO the
Il public that the business hitherto conducted BY
the hrm OF Forrest Newman Is herewith dissolved
by mutual CONSENT. The business hereafter will be
conducted by r. j. NEWMAN, who respectfully soil
cits continuance Of public patronage
All persons indebted to the firm are earnestly re-
quested to come forward and settle their hills at ss
early date as possible, It is necessary that ell
Outstanding accounts thould be settled mmed atsly.
T. j. FORREST,
P.J NEWMAN.
WASHINGTON, D G, August 9Th, 1854.
sur o-3ts
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lust RECEIVED at HOODS Jevslry
- Store, q lot Of fine Jfwelry
Also, very fine SILVER TEA SETZ entire;y
new pattern, which will be sold very low. Call and
see fer yourselves.
Pa. avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
aug o.
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25

SrmlruALisrs At LAw.-At a trial for
libel in Massilor, Ohio in which some spir.
ilualists were concerned, the plaintiffs at.
torney offered to prove by committee Of
spiritualists that a medium made raps in.
voluntarily This was objected to BY the
defendant, who insisted that IL the plaintiff
wished to prove that spirits made the rap.
ping they must obtain a subpoena from the
court and have the spirits brought upon the
stand, "di.embodied and untrammolled by
flesh, blood and stomach" to testify to their
agency in the matter The court sustained
the objection.
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
TERMS
AsNAHANa
ne. ladgIne. MN.hlnr llght.. and inrl
n OTEC CE,

ON THE lst day February next viii be sold
~ TO the highest bidder Ia Lost Prairie. La
hyelie co. Atk's the perishablc property belong.
ing to the Estate Of EDwAuD D. FuwLNFs decd.
consisting Of Horses, Mules Oxen. Cattle. stock
Hogs, bulk pork Lard five thousand bushels Corn,
Fodder Potatoes, Peas, Wagons. Blnclamiths.
Carpenters and plantation Tools, &c.
Az the same time and place will be rented to
the highest bidder, the Plantation In Lost Prairie
containing seven hundred acres Of Land in high
state Of Cultivation, well levied and drained. lor
the year 1854
Terms made known on day Of sale.
JOEL w. HANNAH. .9irn'r ofhs
E,iaie n Edie1yd D. Fo,uite, ge,'d
Jarvarg o. 1854 2-3w
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
LWlLpll LLl.nN1lIln1-
NARIsEED,
LhDlXE6l

In Philadelphip'pa. on the lalh ult by tae
Rev. I. W. lluiier. Mr. d. S DrscN Of Arka.
delphla. Arkansas 10 Miss LyNr N C,nrryfff.
of Daurhin county Pa.
Two kindred souls alone must meet,
III, friendship makes the bondage sweet,
And feeds their mutual love
Bright Ncnur on her rolling throne
Is drawn by gcnt'cst birds aloncI--I
Ard Cubids yoke the dovcsn lNpGHD |
On the 18th inst, at the residence Of Can't
John y. Adams in Liilo Rock By the Rev.
VIM c, Young Mr. WILLIAM W. ANunrws of
THIS place, TO Miss MARrn l. ApAus, OF Little
Rock
Accompanying the above notice we received
lots of Cake, and "sundrc..n which we di.cpa.cl
particularly the sundrio., to our enliro sati.iar.
ton In return we tenderour bost wi,hcs--mav
liles choicest blessings cluster thickly in their
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
OBITUARY.


pisi-At his residence in this plass. allef
short illness nn ThuIslay 10Th. LlwIs AlLfA.
Efl, AGED 1s raars.
81 called meeting Of Motni llaFrh La.l-e.
No 4 held 90 the Lodge room, on Friday the % VI
u'', the ioo~ing preamble aud resolsiions were
adopted
MHrnr,s. Il has pleased God in lhc dispense.
tons ol lis providence 10 remove from amongst
us our beloved brother l.rwts ALirN. in the me.
friian OF bic e and in the milst Of his u.clanrss
Rctlrff, That ia the uniuncly death Of hniiissr
Allen the community IN which be- M long lived
has lafi 80 honest, upright, ard useful citizen -
The fraternity. 20 which he belonged. jealous
and warm hearted brother, and the church 10
which he was attached a pious and consistent
member
Rfse'roi Thsi Tho members of tb, lai.c deem.
y toplnrc tho loss ol bro, Allen ard sincerely
symp,ihisc, with bis bcrcatcl family in their AZ.
Fiction.
R,ia'rsi That a' a testimony Of rrs-rs, for ihe
memory OF our deceased brother. the member oi
this loise wear the usual badge OF mourning Tor
thirty days
Rfalr,i That a copy Of the above preamble
and resolutions b. sent io tho family Of hrniher
Allen, and that they be published IN tho Masonic
Signci, Al Montgomery, Ala
J. A. l.. PuRDoM, Ir. "
S. 7. sAvnrEs, Sa'g.
AZ the plantation Of NJ VIM. Bradley, in In.
hyeiic county, on The s,h inst, Gen. NAlrNuSE
srvrp aged about 90 years.
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
lison the " o. BuHainI
New Orleans Cotton Market.
MInkfhuty. Jan H. IA

WEDNESDAY, Jan, H. 1854.
CorroN-Wc have 10 ma. a.rual change 10 no.
liec IN price, since our last ie,c bot the demand
ha, been checked both by unln,otabc weather
and by parties awaiting later foreign news. and
operations have been on much more limited
scale The demand continue, lo run mostly on
The better qualities.
, be- receipts since the o.ii inst, comprise 5.2eI
lalei against 212ii during the corresponding
Ti'l ia'i year and the exports 1901. leaving
on hand stock %. 21jl,1 lalrs. agiip.t 41i ii5
same ilmc last year The rccrip,s pr,psr since
The IL September TO date arc l,s.5il bslos le,,
than during the same time last wear ljl7 on
against p05Glll and thc decrease at All ibc n,rt.
up to the latest dates T. 5jJ,Ogl bales II 0Oi Gi9
against l,5GiGGG
We now quote as follows our figures for Md.
ding includine Low Middling 10 Strict NliJdl,nr
Ilrsr,,yJ T'L,.sta...t..
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
Powerful Reasoning.

A yong maalz dchaiiHs 1,caIr, fomsN here
down iu laiiaua the disaHssion was. Winch Is
lie greatest evil. scoldins wir 6r a smokey
chimney Amer ihe iI=plianis bad raHelulyi
ihe debate a spectator sI1sc and begged the puy-
lIger nj making lcw remarks ou ihe occasion 4"
peHiaia1 being granted, be delivered himself
in this way
MI President I've been almost mad listening
10 The debates OF these ere youngsters. They
don't Know nothing o. al about the subject -
What do they know about the evils Of y .sullinr
wiicl Wait ill they have hal one for twenty
year. and nmmel, ana slammed 40 tho while.
ana Wait IN they have been scoll"d hsransc ihc
lANf sna' because tlir sss wouldn't burn because
lAe COW kirksd over She milk. iiu.au.o d rainf,l
htcau,e the sun shlur1. because tle buiior would.
n.i come hecnusc the old cat had kittens. hsrsuse
they came too soon l1r diaucr hceaise they wete
minute Zoo lulr hcrsu.e they tore their trev.l.
en-. to-au-e they invited women 10 call arsin. be.
cause they GOT ,irk. or because they dd sryiLin.
clse, no matter whether ihsy couldn't ba.n 4 or
not, aHi a lAouianl other lhlHrs. before taay ,llk
about the efi's Ola seoldiBg wife. why Mr. Pro-
,d'ni rather honr The claiicr OF stones srl
hammers On twenty iin pan. and nine brass kei.
un' than The din. dia, OF q scolding vic. Yessir.
recl would. To my mind. Mr. PRECEDENT a smok 9
chimney is 90 more 10 be- compared 70 a srai,inr
wife, than little nigser TO a dark night
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25

A youth with turn for figures, had five
eggs to boil, and being told to give them
three minutes each, boiled them a quarter
Of IN hour altogether
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
Red RIvcr Land ior Sale.
Olcum .yccnris AscIll.

ID uSllroN, CLARK d Co.'s testify celebrated
IL COP LIVER OIL, prepared from ibc liver
ll fresh Cod Fish, warranted rufc This article
has fully sustained s". n The cure OF diseases Of
The LUNGs. particularly when taken with NE
Phosphate OF Lime. ltih of " hieh NAV d. f,1-f
Tor sale uL Mitchell X FOSTERS
Deg Ners
lIashiagion Nag a. l>s5 Is
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
CLARKSVILLE
male InstItut C .

VNIlE reopening of this Institution will take
Il place on the hrst Monday In October next.
under the supetiniendence ard control of Mrs. +.
A. Tom and Miss C. NJ MORGAN, late Vice Prin-
cpal.
Two assistant teachers Of competent abilities
VIII be IN attendance At the commencement Of
the school, and the united principals pledge them-
selves that every branch, both useful and orna-
mental, shall be thoroughly taught in the lnst.
tu.e.
Terms for Session of Five Months.
Board, including fuel, lights, washing, Sc, $50 %
Tuition in oIthogiaphy Reading, VIII
ting aud Elements OF Arithmetic. 10 -
Tuition IN the above, with the addition OF
Grammar, Geography Arithmetic, aud
%, tisAUi iyiss... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, isss
l iailion IN the Highest Clasz-Embaeing
al the branches Of complete English
Education comprising OTthogmphy,
keading and Scanning Poetry, Writing,
Afllhmetie, Algebra, Geometry Natuf.
al Mental and Moral Philosophy, Rhs.
iaFei eempositlen, Logic, Botany,
fhyAologY, Chemistry, Astronomy,
History and Geography. Ancient and
Modern, illustrated with large Maps
and Globes also the use Of Select
Library :. #,,.,........= 30 90
lhalfnelon IN the French Language. 10 90
do In The Latin Language. 10 90
Music on the Piano Forte, ,.s..,.,....., IS 90
Use Of Instrument, ,....,........,t. 400
Drawing and Painting IN Water Colors, 10 0o
Wax work Norsted work, and French
Embroidery each. h...,...........,... 1000
c, NJ. MORGAN, f''"epai'
Mas. AsS SHrLfos. ..-,-.
Mss Many RleaAHnsoS, ."'''a"s
eiafk'rdif, Sqi. ?, 1883. 4O-5m.
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
EXTENSIVE CREDIT.
Sale Of f05 egr0es
Stock. Nc, DC.

FaVths oSff Nt,
Qfhe Eaa.eg gf Robert Hamilton, deed.
pY VIRTUE and in persuanee Of an order of
ID ne Court of Prnhaia In and ior the County
of Hampstead, in the State of Arkansas. made on
the 18TH day Of January, ls5A-l will sell at
public Auction, on the - day of February
next at the Plantation belonging 10 the Estate Of
ROBERT HAMILTON, deed in Little Prairie,
Lafayette county, Arkansas, all Of the
Corn, Fodder. Oteh. Caffle, Hogs plan.
tation 2U1is and Implements,
On said Plantation, together with various other
articles o personal property aud al the same time
aud place viii feut GU. said Plantation for the
year lsil-
"a Va HD "a 4ssasE B9
On the ll,a day Of February neat, will fell,
At public .iHoi6H, a, the Plantation belonging to
said Estate In Lost Prairie. lafayette county,
Afkansas, all Of TIE CORN FODDER, Pilnia.
haa Ieais aud hlplsafs.is, e.afTLE, HOGS,
OMEN, aud various other articles Of personal
property, on said plantation aud will rrut on, said
plantation for the year SD
.lAD an I6sEaigy the 1874 aagaf F,hfHary next,
will sell at Public Auction Al the Court house
dnor IN the Town OF Washington, in the county
Of Hampstead, and State OF Arkansas, lsale to
continue ilum dar To day Il necessary all of the
sHfNa HHthNkHHHH NN AAHH tNAhfH OF eHAF huhCft
Hamilton, deceased, consisting Of
One Hundred and Five Valuable
YES,
fally aeelimaied to Red IiYcr-likoly aad healthy;
ALSO at the same ilme and place
forty.ave good Plantation Muies
SEVEN iEAD OF FINE HORSES,
TWO oX.wAaaNs An ONE HORSE WAGON.
TERMS OF S.4LE
The Property on plantations will bs sold on
credit Of Six months the purchaser giving bond
with eaad and approved security. bearing ten Der
cent interest fam date. II not nanciuailY paid ai
ma'unifi the Slaves and other nmperiy sold =
Washington vii be- sale ON d rneli, until the ffsi
daf Of January HeKt the purchaser 10 give bond
with gead and approved SECURITY 10 baaT ten pet
cent iaieIr,i lfum date Ha'il paul.
JOHN Il SANnEFtR. az PaHis
.idmHIzlui'ur a., rttH Af ll'H IA
Haaai. II Rastfi Hdiai.iua. atr'd
haitiasioa .sHt., laa. 10, lsal J aw.
"Caado Gazette. Shreveport. Ia publish two
weeks and lotwall biz 10 itiz uilicc,
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
Nntlrc.

A IL perscns arg Ntwaraed against trading for
= note glyea D, ,hs isls .ii gucd 10 5. 5. Nc
DoNAtp, ahout l2 mpnths since, due the ist Of
last June, Inr thirty t9.ars ! have settled said
note, being the cnly ore ever executed 10 him
g. + TURRENTINE
Augu, 9lt fese 3l-n
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
sale ofIGt sec. THO, s.R. ~ w.

y COMPLIANCE with a petition presented 10
4 mo Tor that purpose by majority OF the house
holder, oi said Township, IN accordance with Law.
wall offer Tor sale 10 the highest bidder, OF
the C1uti-housf door In lhc town p Washington.
llcmp,tcal county, Afkanas on saturday The 40
DAY Of March next In lots or tracts Of ur,y Acres
each. The whole nt Section i0, IN Township ~,
South Of Range " West SilI Lands not be- sold
at q les. price lban two dollar. per acre.
TERNS-A credit OF five years with cieh, per
cent interest payable .emi-anGuay In advance
-bonl with ,happ1yci security. viii he required
OF purchasers. DANL =. WILLIAMS.
C,m'n Sciali CJm'r
lIali'ngi3n, fu. 9 lsji Low.
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
Washington Female SEMINARY.

INllE SrCoNn sci ion Of thi. Institution will
l. commence Oh MaHlay hc hrriiob dag n
february next fully provided with well lucd and
competent teachers IN every department Every
effort will be used 10 impari 10 the pupils thor.
ough, mcnIal ahd moral coune Of training
Ample pUSislon' are made or the aecommo.
danon Of large number oi bolrlcfs, and every
ps,m will be taken TO render them comfortable
and happy,
The attention oi the well known priaripali
over al those heretofore committed 10 their
charge, wc hope will secure TO the Institution a
liberal patronage
MRS. r. TlMANUs WHlTE,i p.--.-,
MISS SARAH T.. JONES, I ff"'Pah'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .i''taH ia pr,md'y
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
4 Administrators Notice.

COUNTY OF HEMpSTEAD, set.
WHEREAS at the Court Of Probate for
w llemhstead county. Afk's, at October term
4, D. 1888. the following Administrators, E.ee.
uipfs and Guardian accounts current aud settle.
meniz were filed In said Court, viz.
a. d IArklanl. admlI Etl nj L. q nrmnnhr La.
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
Jaiior's Notice.
.salgoF,s Notice,

COMMITTED 20 The Jail Of lafayette county.
~ Aft'., on the fd dlg Of December, 1859. o
negro msn who calls bis name JOHN, and says
that be holonrl io the Estate Of lrssE ALrxAs.
prr decd, Of ~Wraslg county, Tennessee Saii
nerr, T. about 40 yoafs OF ago, OF a dark copper
color abau; icri ! inches high. The owner OF
SAID nogio Is hereby requested. 20 come forward.
prove ppperiy, pay charges. and take him away,
eihetwise hr viii be dealt with According 10
law. JOHN 5. FRENCH, SsfriG and
Jsiar q Lafaya'is 90. .frgH
DorAlt- 21 ls5l g-H
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
WASHINGTON PosT.OFFICE.
Arrivals and Departures Of tho U. s. Mail,

EAsrrRS NAH.
Arrives every Sunday Wednesday. Fri. ..6r.s,
Departs every Tuesday Thur, and Sat-. q An.
TEXAS, via ctAnKsviLLH.
Arrives every Tuesday and Friday.
Departs every Monday and Thursday, ...eA.u,
wtfNrT HILL ASH sHEEyrroRr.
Arrives every Monday and Friday,.....6r.
ncparis every Wednesday 4 saturday. yr..6As.
FULTON,
Arrives every Wednesday and Saturday. .orS.
Departs ,6ss,
CAMDEN,
Arrives every Sunday
Departs every Thursday ayru,,,.........6A.n
rAsrntR Ioz NouSrMNl
Arrives every Wednesday,r,,......itAu
D'Iui" 'ai'e "'y''f''' '.'''ttss.,.t. I'm
NUHFRErsRoRo,
Arrives every Tuesday, ,.......,......sru
Departs every Monday, ,,..........,..6.s
Each Of the above Mails close ai6r ". pre-,
vious 10 the day Of departure
n L, PHILLIPS. Fk
Wa'A'NE'cs, ,srg 81 1855
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
IllSsRLIrInNl

Y'hE en.pariuofhip heretofore existing bc.
L iNscn Tie undersigned N the naoH aud suor.
Mtsiso business was dissolved on tie isi Inst
by mutual consent Al ncuous indebted Ia them
ht hole OF account will settle the same with d.
T. CAurHULL.
DAVID r. CAMPBELL.
JEROME A. CAMPBELL.
Hsiiiagila- JaH. l6ii, 1851. 3-u
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25

NAUoNu NAurs.-lt is remarkable that the
laFouic name OF The lush is oi Latin origin. that
Of ne welsh, Hebrew, those Of England and SCOT.
land, Creek Patrick IPainriml .iguifes noble.
man. David. the beloved George IGcorgol a
hIlrr OF the ground and Andrew iAniuiosl man.
~ or courageous, These names were introduced
by the missionaries who taught Chrii,iauitv 10
the people Of the British Isles
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
Fashionable Goods,

JUST Received on consignment and for sale, a
a large To- II Bagging, Rope and twine, at tho
upper Ware mouse, by s. c. WHEAT.
Fiilion, Der. / ls59 4s-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25

Mr. Frost, who edits paper, somewhere
IN Ohio, excuses the absence Of editorial IN
her paper, saying-"I siigh Frost has
iiea risifoi on place
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
NE w STORE.

VNliE undersigned invite the attention Of the
l. citizens Of Hampstead and adjaeen, counties
10 their new and general variety Of
Fashionable Goods,
now opening at the old stand Of W. 4 NJ Moss.
They viii sell low for CASH, or on ,welys
months time TO those who pay once year Those
WHO wish good bargains viii do well 10 give ns
a call, and examine our Stock.
BELLER & STUART,
lFdshington Ma,,L Q, 1853 To-
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
ios w.cAnRoLL.
swamp Land Scrip.

SDll Acres swamp Land Scrip, issued
DOOO under the old law--can be- located
upon any Of the swamp and oyer.lowod Lands In
ihc sl'ct-ior sale in nquanlities to suit pnrchas-
rn. Apply to W. II. ETTER.
Washington, .iprii q, 1853. IL
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
LANDS FOR SALE!

Rf virtue Of decree OF the Hon circui, cours
lIoi the eornly Of Hampstead, at the Noyem.
Der tenn ihereoi, 4. u. ls53, the undcrsigned
Commissioner will proceed 10 sell the lands and
Real Esiale, ol the late Samuel Aloren, deceased,
on the premises at public auction, 10 the highes,
bidder, on the second Monday in January next,
on credit of twelve months, 9 per cent intercs,
from that date until paid. Purchasers to give
bond with two good und sufficient securities, Iesi.
dents Of the county The said lands are known
and Designated a. tblloWs viz.
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25

vii 'ssA7s4 ~ ftNNou1s uef
James w Smith, Enoeh J. Smith, 4"
~ Hampstead, J Livingston. Final.
T. Il Anderson. James Andenon.
Hm {, Haagale, s.W Kennedy, deed
Joseph Caldwell, " sam'l llop.on,
kiuah Ferguson, ino. Henderson,
J.W Murchison.
Mn II York, Jesse Wil,un,
joel " Hannah, Il J Hafrs,
lalh lumnihs, Jas, Cummins,
Lucinda Meenlium, s R.Mecollum.
NeheY kohHfis, David Roberts.
tusist x itii.ENA ENa George Hill,
Mo h.I.siuafL Jos Stuart,
leaanah Reset adm esi OF Josiah Ro,,er
DAVID {. koss guad. Martha Il. Afn5ld
I'm. L. Arnold, +"
Therefore hatee is hcreby given 10 all persons
iuiefssicd IA the settlement ui any such Estate.
or accounts, Ia come forward and 6e exceptions
10 saeh accounts, II any they have. nn or before
lhe serohd DAY OF the next term Of the Court Of
Probate for sad county Of Hampstead TO he hold.
en- q the Court house, ia the Town OF Washington,
on the sccoHd Monday OF January, A. ID. 1854, OF
lhet will be iorcvtt barred lfom excepting "
such accounts or any item thereof
Tcsie. $ 4. SANDERS, Clerk
HatliHgfga, OF g, sa1. AZ
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
FOR RENT,
kentucky Mustard,

OF the strongest and best kind, for sale at
" mitchell h FOSTERS
Noy 4, 1852 Is
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25

JOHN b. SANDEffR, She,iaz zaaa Collector
II HeaptsH3 county zhkqntit
HaRstoa k Jan 81 1sj Coof Advertising per tract
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25

Containing $50 acres.
u. T. WILLlAMS.l
&, y. Mitchell, 60.
X. A. BRONSON, '"'nn''"'H"s'
G. X. CllEATHAM,
Dsneniisf 2lI 1883 yi-H