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The Opelousas courier., 1854-08-05
Public Sale.

Estate of James B. HargroVe, deceased.
V ME public are hereby informed that
- there will be offered for sale at public
sale, to the last and highest bidder, by du-
ly commissioned Auctionser, at the residence
of Stephen w. Quirk, in this Parish, on
Wednesday, 23d of August next,
1854; the following described property, be-
longing to the Estate of the late James B.
Hargrove, deceased, to wit:
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SHERAFF'S SALE.

ct@te " AOHtSHtTW.
VALERIE Roy, tutor, DISTRICT CouRT,
vs.. Parish of ST. L1nHru
Lastie Dupre No. 7a4o.
RY virtue of an order of seizure and sale, issued
D out ofthe District Court in and for the Parish of
st. Landry, and to me directed in the above entitled
suit will be exposed at public sale, for cash, at the
Court House of this Parish Saturday the 5th day
of August, 1854, commencing at the hour of IL o.
clock, A. M and continuing from day to day, if ne
cessary all the right title, interest and demand of
Lastie Dupre in and to the following described pro-
perty, to wit:
certain fractional Lot of Ground, situated in the
town of 0pelousas, in said parish being part of
square No. g. measuring niney-sx feet and one inch
front, more or less by one hundred and sixty-nine
feet and six inches in depth, fronting on Main street.
bounded on the East by said street. on the North
and West by lots formerly belonging to Andre Las
trapes, and South by lots formerly belonging to Bi-
gnon Martin, together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, without exception Or reserve
j. B. DAVID, Sheriff:
sheriffs Office, St. Landry, July 1st., 1854.
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Strayed o.. SfOleIl.

FROM the undersiunsd IN
- Prairie Mallet, in che nisl1 ST The
KT ~ zlst to 22d June last. al atnerii.
can black or dark chesnIIt horse
about Ii years old, with whita s,,oe IN te
forehead, the left hind foot white and ts r;rbs s
foot swelled, having no brand nm III bsst;s !
sne marks Of the collar and Of the sursiiII,6le :
4 liberal reward will be given ID WboI5soi
ever shall bring back said horse to tha nndess
signed Or at G. Hollier fils, in Opelohsas \
UIYSSE GABRIEL. ].
Frairie Mallets July 22d, 1854-3S- IL
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA.

JAUNDlCE,
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY Disc
OF THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL DISEASES
ARISING FROM A DISORDERED
LIVER OR STOMACH;
Such as Constipation, inward Piles Funess of Blood
to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust of Food, Fulness or weight in the
Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering
at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming ofthe Head,
Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the
Heart, Checking OR Suffocating Sensations when in
laying posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots Or Webs
before the sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head,
Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin
and Eyes, Pain in the Side Back, Chest, Limbs,
&c, Sudden Fushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
Constant 1maginings of evil, and Great Depression
Of Spirits.
CAN BE EFFECTUALLY CURED BY
DIR. HOOFLAND'S CELEBRATED
GER MAN BIYTERS,
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NGDHHW1~. .

VNHE undersigned having just arrived
- from New-Orleans, informs his friends
and the public in general that he has now on
hand full assortment of Dry Goods for the
season;-Also, family Grocery, Hardware,
Crockeryware, Shoes, Boots, Jewelry, Clocks,
Gold and Silver Watches; Carpenters and
Coopers tools, which he will sell low and on
reasonable conditions G. MEDICIS.
y Opelousas April 22d, 1854.
The Opelousas courier., 1854-08-05
a CARD
DAY and BOARDING SCHOOL,
EEzzeEsSanOfnas

Y VHE undersigned will resume the duties
- of his school, in the town of Washing.
ton, on the 1st of August ensuing. 1t is his
intention, to obtain the services of an expe-
rienced instructor in the French and Spanish
languages. Mr.. J. A. Kennedy, his present
assistant, will continue as teacher in the
Classical and Mathematical Department In
formation, with regard to terms and condi-
tions, can be obtained by applying to him in
person, or by letter. For general informa-
tlon, relative to the progress of pupils, ETC.,
he respectfully refers to those parents and
guardians who have hitherto pasronized him.
GEORGE LUTHER.
Washington, July 9Th, 1854.
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10 Planters and Merchants.

FWYHE house of OLIVER & BAQUIE hav.
- ing been dissolved on the lst instant
by limitation and mutual consent, Ibeg leave
to inform you that shall hereafter do a
FAcToRAGE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, on
my sole account, and on cash footing exclu-
sively.
All consignmcnts of Sag9r, Molasses,
Cotton, DC, viii meet with particular .atten-
tion, ready sale, at full market value, and
prompt returns made incash, less actual char
ges only, and my commission Of two and a
half per cent.
All orders received for Groccyies, Wester,,
Produce, Hardware, supplies, &c, will be
filed cheap for cash or city acceptanees.
. CHAS. N. OLIVIER,
No z, Fyoast LeDee.
New Orleans, July 18th, 1854. 81
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NCOETTTcFg

IBBS & CLARK have received new
" B@ggaes, and will continue to receive
Buggies and Light Carriages, which they will
sell on very reasonable terms.
Opelousas February 4th, 1854.
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NOTICE.

ME undersigned hereby informs the public that
n he has taken with him, as partners, fer the sale
of the produces, in New-Orleans, Messrs y. b. DER
REs, PIERRE ROY and AUGgsrE P. NoBLoM. This
partnership win take effect from the LIST Of Scptem-
ber next under the name of J. B, BELLoce & Co.
New-Orleans, 18th June, 1854.
June 24.-3ml J.B. BELLOCQ.
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p. COLLINS,

"a u OOEAkARINSe
MOUNDVILLE.
B BEGS leave to inform his
De ~H&8 friends and the public that he
~. is now returned from New Or
leans with a new superior Stock of Summer
Goods, consisting in part of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
in great variety and superior quality, French
Muslins, of the newest style, Gentlemen 5
Summer Clothing, in large quantity, and
great variety. Also Boots and Shoes negro
clothing, Of all descriptions, single and double
harness, brides and bride mountings, Ladies
and Gentlemens saddles, Carpenters and Coo
per's tools; also a general assortment Of Plan
tation hardware, All of which will be sold at
the lowest price possible, to suit the present
hard times.
Moundville, May Goth, 1854-3m.
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES! !!

u HeOSE sEESs WhkDCE1S Is!
= yHE undersigned. informs his friends
u and the public, in general, that he has
just received by the last boats, complete and
well selected assortment Of Family Groce-
raes, which he offers for sale at as cheap as
any store in the Parish.
G. STEEL.
Opelousas, July 9Th, 1854
The Opelousas courier., 1854-08-05
SHERIFF,S SALE.

State Of Louisiana. -
Josephine Daigle DISTRICT CorRr
Her Husband. No. 1851.
RY virtue of writ of f. fa., issued out of the
~ District Court in and for the Parish Of St. Lam
dry and to me directed, in the above entitled suit
will be exposed at public SALE for cash, at the resi-.
denee of Antoine Guidry, at Pointe Noire in this
Parish, on Saturday 9th day of August next 1854,
commencing at the hour Of 11o'clocl, A. M., and
continuing from day to day. if necessary, all the right
title interest and demand Of Daigle in and to the
following described property, seized to satisfy said
writ. to wit ---~-------e
A certain Negro Girl, named Celeste aged about
2e years, and her child named Mary, aged about 10
months !; a negro-boy named Lewis, aged about I2
years buildings and improvements, and a tract of
Public Land, situated at Pointe Noire one hundred
arpents of wood land, situated at Pointe Plauuemne
bounded North by land of Baptiste David, South by
land of Joseph and Theodule Daigle, East by BAYOU
paquennine and West by Public Land !; one pair of
oxen two horses.
% ~ J. B. DAVID, Sheriff. 4
sherif's Office, St, Landry, 1st. July, 1854.
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HEXEKIAHH HAYS.

PARISH SURVEYOR
ID ESPECTFULLY offers his services as
IL such to his friends and the public in
general. Office, corner of Court and South
Street, Opelousas. June 3, 1954-1y
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FRANKLIN INSTITUTION.
(Formeylu mr.. On. Thiene1pna'sl

formerly M. C5. IAssaemaa's)
T. VALADE Principal.
MR. HoARE, Professor of English.
WyHIS institution bases its claims to the
confidence Of families, on its good d.
rcction, the perfect order established, and the
afectionate care bestowed on each scholar.
The English Language, taught by com
petent Professor, is the object Of the strictest
attention.
sHf @ TERMS !.
Boarders, for The Scholastic Year
OF 10 months. 5 $50 90
Day Scholars, for same period, /" 40 90
Payable quarterly.
e. VALADE. s
Opelouaas January 14th, 1854. 81
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SR EEeHFF'S SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA

9 IL ENSEEF9S SALE,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Louise Boudreau, District Court.
VS.. ) Parish of ST. landry
Joseph Savoie. No. 7O74.
RY virtue of a writ of fl. fa., issued out of the
A1 District Court in and for the Parish of St. Lam
dry, and to directed in the above entitled suit,
will be exposed to public SALE for cash at the resi-
dence Of the defendant in Coulee Croche in this Par
ish on Saturday, the 9TH day of August, 1854 COM
mencing at the hour of II O'clock A. N, and contin-
uing from day to day necessary all the right title
interest and demand of Joseph savoe in and to the
following described property, to wit
A certain mulatto-gir, named Victoire agedabout
l9years; another certain mulattogir, named Sophie,
aged about II years Improvements on a public
land about - head Of horsecreatrres one OK cart
j. B. DAVID, Sheriff.
Sheriff1s Office, St landry July 1st. 1854
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of both sexes and different ages.
One pair of work oxen, two horses,
one revolver,
Terms and Conditions All the per-
sonal property, payable on a credit of one
year from the day of sale, and the balance of
the property, payable in one and two years
credit, from the same day. Purchasers fur
nishing security in solido to the satisfaction Of
the Administrator, Of said Estate, and all
sums not punctually paid at maturity, bear.
ing interest at 8 percent per annurn, from
time due until paid. And moreover the slaves
remaining specially anortgaged unto said Els.
tate until full and entire payment of capital
and interest which may accrue thereon.
s'a STEPHEN W. QUIRK, !.
Aaanansstratoy.
Opelousas. July 22nd, 1854.
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EIiLAIRE DEsEssARTs.

Aucr1oNEER, CRlER AND COLLECTOR.
For the Parish QfSt. Laudyv.
D EsPECTFULDY offers his services to his friends
Ia and the public His Office is in Opelousas.
Opelousas, June 18th, ls54.--1y.
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Opelousas, July 22nd, 1854.
The Opelousas courier., 1854-08-05

JOHN F. MoRRoGu.
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25

TNlll. misf,isusl hasiue Iarsbased ihr Dug
i rsIae'isluaul ul uf Il i. Williams iuisml
kslHuH HE,aaIal sssaIimguiai Drug. Msdifnfs
faIal. ulis q Pc sIui.z.
Oar si4sk HiI i Isarshass.I under the pcfsoaal
ia lHeiiuaal De fasnH wba will staIi Es.i Ia a
less aays laf Ilsl iaIIsass
" aiiI Is eaaHlci Ia sall aiIIrIes IN nuf lins
IA leiizi lsfua IhaH Hsg latee,er b,eb uIlcf.d in
iHi. H#Iaail aud Wr warrant rtar article ,aid
i5 Is "a lf lHfs aal zta9Iar,
fIs.snH.iaza - uH sHi araHtaieIy compound.
"a aztHs HuH DAY. uI#lE
GilAs l. mitchell.
b 81. FOSTER
llaa zfsa. H,l. q. Isll
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
NHnsiliTgtOIl ArlA's.

HNltE proprietor of ihii house would y,A
J. respectfully announce to his f.s.Ni
friends and the ifayelins community lisssk2
thal since purchasing il IN Nafehla T. lsss-sss'-'ls
he has thoroughly repaired aui tilted up anew Tie
entire building, aud having added several larse
aud airy ranms 70 those hofatnhfe IN us0.--all
well supplied with new and comfortable hcading
and furniture, lsnders the sN4sHsaroN House,
uae Of the mosl radmy. convenient aal nleafanl
establishments Ia be ldanl Ia South Aikansas;
and being amply supplied with active and ailen-
tive servants, his abIa daily rtoeided ailh every
delieaey % be anal in the country, enables hun
IA assure his guasis lhal their case und eumldri
will be as well promoted in this hoase Us any in
the Siaie.
In stables an hnie, anl abuudanlly supplied
with Cum, fltllef and Oats, and attended by
aiihg aad luaiy oslen.
K'ae stage Office,
farrtho line Of sigges from Little Rock To Clarls.
vile fexas, Is kiH a this house. and the STAGES
leate Nashlagin l1f Little Rock every Tuesday,
Thursday. ual saturday mornings ds O'clock \
N. and ior elaFksillh, feAas, every Sunday aal
Wednesday nsbis
The h,lI of price, remain ,ds same as hofrin-
afe. aaA the pofIiaIuf leals confident that lnf
thc eNaensr h. has injured. and his faithful aul
continued earla "a insure the cnmluft ol visitors
he sl'I have tue support and patronage Of u lib
eHl public.
II. W. SMITH, Proprietor
Hllaasiaa, = e jay 90 lsal, 2s-tf
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
LND or UeF#

LAND OFFICE,
NhzHIsaHas AHk's=
la'y aul issI
NOTICE is HEREBY GiNES. that afisf tla
y rNH'.ale i MY das um he date hare.
IF gHIsftlHs iH' lie Ii afr ai.iIN ai tie I0lInw.
ies I#aH w.'I lE rseese#I ai tH's aiIfe. Tie same
lafHg ben hefr'a.sH rHaneeesly marked on
'ha Hia'z aI tlI. aiIaa 81 and
lae HhaIr ai sg5i'Hf am fro iH Township 10
south 40 refuge HWr,t-'ir SO uH l-l.I and "a
ui SW qr % Wl ar1 - s'tn1mh.mp ms
u 9u W tir W g H.i "A iH sEur 10. VI
ul NEgf o. tha'r nI IHr. 4t 9f aul a.
SO aF Nl ani NEtr .5,iu THSRsl "
UENi b. lEIr. H..l'o.
CHNSn y Mitchell. Raaro
I'aiiaefas fHb tNI a-
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
CABINET MANuFAGTORY,
Waahinutou Arhanaas
BOUNTY LAND CLAIMS

Dla recent Act ui Cnuness, Bounty Land
ID afe granted 10 uillfeH and Volunteers IN lie
military sceiee al the United sialta in the was
ol 1872, or anY 81 The Indian wars since l7v1
alsa la eaumla Iagal oiieets in tie war will
Mexico, meme ol The decease of tho uilircf on
saliige the Iaal can he obtained by the widow
al miauf children.
Theualeaisnetl, ar.ina as general Land Agent,
viii attend promptly Ia rroeurng naualy Land
Warrants laf lAoae entitled IA ih,m, and loealinE
il desfad having a Eenelul kloN ledge al lie
lands N the Rel River Land District. he will he
able IA make ehaiee s..erlnuz. an lriirls of
inquiry postpaid, will hp promptly ansNcIcd,
and instructions eiyen ildrslf,d
DANilL 4. WILLIAMS
Land .ieaf
Wizbiaglan Afks Nos. =, is5u. I5.il
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
vALUAHLELAN FOR SALE

INlE undersigned ufrn 0r ,s'c IN accom-.
WH'siHe '-ma 1900 a,It ~ choice and
'4IuaD.r land, fi'aaie iu sc'cIr county, AIkau-
Ibec hnit Warc tcltc'el in is.G. are Of the
bc.i quality of upland. end aic loraici In A De.
sial'r nr.FAboiloud.
.. Tor 'cuns, &C. enquire uf W. n Iticr, at
Washit giou. or the t.l.rfi',r at Liifie Roet
WATKINS a CURRAN.
JlnulB -s 1859. an
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
1AMrNr or THE WIDOWED 1uEnRIArr
zf1uheN W sAfRe.

~ mneNg sAfRe.
I'm thialias en- thy smile, Mary
Thy algAl aud iaazilns smi,e-
In tAe moHine OF ON youth aui love,
Era snHgaw came OF guile
Whan yauf arms we're iwinel about my neck,
And my eyes le1ksl intn thlne,
Ana tla bcll. lhai talubhel iar me alone
NaA aa5illus claae "a uine
l6ee pit mAfy smie Mary
On Koans lls heamiug brHt
Anl muny an eye Of liaht aud love
Is flashing ia NY sight
nul the mile IS not thf my poor heart,
md tue eye il siftnee "a me-
And loneliness comes Ger my soul,
Wheu memory turns to theel
I'm thinking ON ,he night, Mary
The nsht OF grief and shame,
When with drunken rawlings on ny lips,
70 thee hnmewafl eamo
Oil the tear Was IN your earnest eye,
Aud your tusom wildly hsaYcd,
fat smiie Of love was on your ehenk.
fhoaga yeaf heart WA aorely gtievodl
BIT the smile seon len your lips, Mary,
And yeu eye g.ew dun and sad,
For Tue semn,of luIel my steps from thee,
Aud the vine cup drove he madi
From Yom check the rases quickly ilel,
And yoar ringing laugh was gans,
NetYour heat. silll ionily elung 10 me
And slill eept trusting on,
OIL my woalt were haf,h To thee, Mary
tar he wlae cup made me wild
And ehid thee whoa yauf eyes were sal,
Aad euIsfd yoa wien {1a smiled
God Knows .lkcd TIRE effn then.
Bat the be Waa iumf lmin,
Ard tie earza q dH.uz Wat ~ mY haarl
u make my love a bane.
Twas a pleasant home ef ours Mary
In the sgfine.iimt a cut lie
Whsn lsokai aleh Yoaf sauay nee,
Aad preui elllad yaa vile
And Twas plfasau. Waoa our children plaYcl
Rsloie els coliazr door
Bat the gHllAI, siHrp with thee Mary
l ne'sr shall see lAen MON!
Thoa'ri resting n tie chaieb.yad now.
And no Stone 5 II tly head
But tie sexlaa tneAs arukarts wile
Sleeps an that loWlf bel.
Ard he saYs lhe hand 81 ldl, Mary
VII fall with eralIHg weight
"a the wretch $ ia uuuH ht NuuF guI'tluss III
Tp itz uHilmely ati
Eat he kusWz iHi al ihe hrakeu heart
Ieaf Nl,hinmY lfrasiI
of lhe hcasy Load ei faiu raulnf 3
That Nill lal iui me rest
lie knows moi .. Toe slsoalcss aisAis.
Nara dreaming ei Ynif lase.
] seem la sc AQaI angel eYes
l.epaHe calllz liam asutsl
! haFe aissl lie wine.eap IA ny hani.
An Tie wliia#i sirain5 - znHs,
TIL the laugh oia'rnkra udfih.
The eehaing aif hs, nmf
Bat Iale and s1fian lul face has looked
From eui ihu eunon me,
And trembling Wb.Isf havs heard
That isaelei eamt fram lheti
Thou All ,laniacfIns ia ihs naaeelal gave.
Anll thy sleep s diramlass New
Rul the sal Of nesef-d1iae sfief
L en ily uauHefs lnAs
Ani my heart j. ehil as tHius, Nary.
Foo the al u lie ore aai
AL lone - laf mf nzhiHg hreasl
VIII tie eel aai silent dealt
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
EaMnr.i I:,ereit,. E.Ibrnr,.

The lbnry Of ihe lIon. Edward Everett.
in Summer street, is probably The mos ex.
tensise aud basl arranged Of any pri,ato Il
hrary IN The country |, i5a complete mo.
dol. Tho visitor, on entering, fe5l- tint hg
is 10 q rare place anl he feels 10 because
the eloquent evidences arc - maeuiisen,ly
spread around him Shelves upon ilcl,c.
IL yariegaied books greet ilc eye, nnmi tsk.
ably bcspoasing ihc taste, tie mind. and the
liberahiy Of their distinguished ownar. 4
work Of sculpture % unriyalled delicacy and
beauty is seen in ono place a grand PAINT.
ing, Of the ancient school gorgeous n olur.
and exquisite in conception, in mother here
ase the mechanism Of scicnec, the obs lient
illustrators q astronomy, Of navigation and
electricity, Of the mathematics: and there
are globes aud maps. Diagrams a3lii1ns,.
v pom one side, reaching from foor to ioay
ceiling arc huge mirrors, horlerud in cold.
throging back the rich sorrs of in,cilcc,
and taste before !hsm Fuuituf, Of unique
and antique patterns chairs Of the Eliza.
be,han age lounges aud sofas "rages" in
the volnp,uous teigu Of Louis XIV tables
and desks Of curious shapes aud rare and
costly materials and workmanship; book.
cases in gold and Gothic beauty books Of
all ages nations and tongues--clch aud nll
forcibly imprcs. the behollor and food him
with emotions which II is impossible to pic.
iurc forth in the cold vos,monts of this poor
world Upon al this scene of intellect.
taste aud beauty ihe. bond gently down
the soft, twilightish riy, making il sill more
picturesque aud attractive by the minrling
shades of parli.colorcl sl,y.light. The
effect Is hcautilul-it is moro than beautiful
The room, large aud long seems an almost
unearlhly presence. Il isuf al places that
Of man iinbuod with genius; inspired by
a love of wisdom seeking the depth, aud
truths Of a great philosophy, struggling with
the huge opinions aud great minds Of the
pat aud present il is such place that he
would resor, to, and there hold communion
with his theme, away from and Gu. Of the
world, az il were.
II IS here, pacing back aud forth, that
Mr.. Everett has composed and rehearel
those maiiofly and beautiful productions
which swayed sennte3 and enrptured tic
popular heart It is here that was conceived
that magnificent GRAFTON already one Of the
pillars Of the classics which was prononnc.
cd with SO electric an effect upon The battle
rlains Of Lexington; 4 is here that were
written those innumembe brillants Of III.
eraiare, closing with the noblost Of alt, the
life, character and genius Of Webster; /,
is here that have been peuned thoughts and
periods which shall send biz name down to
the most distant posteriiy.
ltis rare and beautiful place Is this
library Of the illus;rious Everett. II Is om.
inenlly worthy aud characteristic Of It's own.
or Boston Dispatch
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
UTION.

NOTICE Be- hertly gwen thsi : wfll pfa.coi,e
~ foo ihe ca'eHi oI ihe au 90 intruder, ol iny
hri. lbo5e fiat hate hsaH Zoo ihe habit rl eui.
ire tmler mai aid shall qmt ID. Daniel
J. M'lams ml aut'oulrj agcnl. and will ro-
p.H aIi iu'uler
CHARLES D. Mitchell
Nahirl'aH. T.b z. Ita0 I5
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
GENERAL. LAND AGENCY.

nANlEL T.. WILLIAMS wall sege all tlo,r
~ who dr.iIc Dis services us Land Agent m
'ho Res River Land District. Will attend pumpi-
ly 10 uying taxes, r-lceming forfeited huls. lo.
eating laud warrants, &c. Persons wi. hius thoir
lands properly described. can get plat ol their
lands and a lnie description ior a ima'l ice. will
also draw deeds. mortgage, bonds. bills Of sale
articles oi agreement, Ac.. Sc lli. experience
ln this kind oi business prompt, him To ilir BE-.
lief that be- can give general ati faction.
Washington, Feb 20, 1850. III
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
PAY Upi PAY Ubsrl

A IL persons indebted TO the undersigned up To-
n the let day OF January last. nre hereby re.
specilully notified that must have some mappy
aud consequently am under the nerossiiy OF earn.
csily requesting them TO come forward aud ,cllle
up at as early a day os possible
r. II, W. MADDuX.
WaAHet0n, To- 10. 1853. T.
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
A CARD.

DR. PuRD0M tenders his professional ser,i,.s
~ TO the ciHzensof Washington and ~ yir,'.its
in the various branches of lis profession, liz
may be found at all times, except when nrofes.
sionally absout at his residence near Main street
January ~, 1852
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
CnhlMel MnmIIlnclnrv.

INllE uaivri isuel has ol-nci a shop nr the
Il Mauuae.rfc of f1niiuns. opposite Che Couri
House ai Che stand rgeeily occupied ly Nir Coz.
LNs, whore he is VI a times prepared 10 iill aus
orders iHt tAe iiua of h'. briUrs rlHieuhrufd
pflIap, attention VIII be given to r5ra.nus
Oder ilr Hu.iu~s arc respectfully tuIeii.1
D. ~, hawks
y. % rn'iiuf mlle md trimmed 10 ouler end
uiica'iDu given o.. iunFtalF. ID ~ A.
llstHgidH. .4UrR 90 lssl. l.-if
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
DISSOLUTION.

TlE coTauntnhip heretofore existing lc.
l. tween myself aud John J. Sillnuan in tho
mercantile business In Arknsls, was dissolved by
mutual consent on the ~ih August 1859 sul the
settlement OF the busiucs. connected with The
same is eoniicd exclusively To me.
!. g. D'ARMOND.
Washington, Sept ld, ls5s. set
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
samq q. wheat.
RECEIVING, FORWARDING
azn
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
"gpger Eanding,"

FULTON ahh's,
lluat liacauebly fepaifel the premises is
lHatea 10 reae.Ku AMI siosc Cotton ard 9p
lHighis.
REFFR 70
Heszs D ~ uo#k.
TIM Is Johnson.
naaf & smart
Mitchell n Foster
D. l.. HHiin Esq,,
q " Gpsn. Esl. lFaaiiasi1a, .lrs.
ten q ID Raysion
H. " smith Esil,
" IL Elisr, Esd
J, D. saudelaf. Esq.
d. .. Z lali.
Nr-sf. Wile1 NeElfoY Wallc6 Chatham q
C.. enhulus las NJ Coulter. SEWER 80. AK
sifala y II lall. rempefanertille Ark; ! 'fuf-
rllias IS ,an. faFmiasiaa, Ark \ Levy & Co.
Can'Fr faiht AK
ffila, .ai ls5a. asst
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25

PaEaiun on BAnrs-We find in the
Iapers tho following
"Al tho late Georgia State Fair promi.
nm was offered for the best looking native
baby and 4 was taken by a promising"
daughter Of Robert Glover Next wear the
plemium on the s,mc article will he $50
Tho competition will be brisk, and We NAV
soon expect an improved stock"
Washington telegraph., 1854-01-25
MEDECAL

DR CHARLES II. mitchell offers hi,
- serticea 70 The citizens OF Washington and
IL vicinity lle may be found a, the rc.idenrc
Of H. W. Smith
March 18TH 1910. qoir