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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-19
CITY HOTEL.

TAT THE SIGN OF THE RISING SUN, TUSCALOOSA. ;TNVHE proprietor of this establishment re- N turns his sincere thanks to his former customers, and solicts continuance of their
 Efavors, and he requests the public generally.
 Ito give his house trial and although he may
 |have no spirits for sale, he would not be un-
 3derstood thereby to prohibit those favoring
 Ehim with their patronage from the use thereof, aor from keeping their rooms supplied with sthem. Honest and oblging servants will all
 Sways be at hand to execute any commands
 (which the wants or,,comfort of his guests may
 srequire.
 This establishment and servants being the
 property of the subscriber, he expects to con. 3tinue the business permanently and being pleasantly located in the centre of business, land in its construction one of the most conve- sment, it's advantages are surpassed by no eth fer house in the city. The rooms are large
 land we'll ventilated, which renders them very pleasant and healthy in summer, and very :convenient at all times. The proprietor hopes Ehis exertions to please will render his house a pleasant residence to such as favor him with
 their patronage JOHN MEEK.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-19
THE INTELLIG GENCER
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1881.

FALL OF WARSAW.-Hop for a season, has again bid Poland adieu. Her capitol has once fallen into the hands of the barbarous Russians, and it's inhabitants doomed to endure whatever terms may be dictated by their numerous and exasperated conquerors. The tune for her emancipation seems not to have come, though ennngh of her blood has been split enlist in her cause, the friends of self government in all parts of the world. Surrounded by hostile nations, and having to contend against such fearful odds the Polish heroes have accomplish ed all that could be effected by valient men. Famine, the jealousy of their people, and Russian spies, have all contributed to their overthrow. We have ac- companied this sad news with the usual symbols of mourning. The fires kinded around Polish martyrs will not be easily extinguished. It burns not to de. sroy, but to multiply the number who are in search of their long lost RIGHTS The spirit of FREEDOM pervades and penetrates the bosom of man, and rousing him to throw off the yoke that is galling and the burhen that is grievous reveals the law writ ten in his heart. The Poles may eventually be scat tered like the Jews of od but the march of liberty is onward. On the receipt of intelligence at Paris that Warsaw had fallen, the public mind was exct ed to desperation
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-19
CO'rYOE STOMACH
 AND COMPASSION BUSINESS,

fTENO THE PUBLIC.-In consequence of a Fl Gen. IRA GRIFFIN having sold his large Band commodious W.dRE-HOU USE in Tusca- lloosa, and relinquished his business and inte- Erest in his former line, the subscriber having Etaken a lease on the house for several years, ssolicits the business of his former patrons and Ethose of Gen. l. Griffin to be continued to him. sAll orders for shipping, and all consignments 2of merchandise and forwarding the same. shall Sreceive punctual attention.
 This Ware House has been much enlarged, land is well constructed for the business-it is built on stone pillars three feet a5ove the high
 est zoater- mark, which renders it safe place iof deposite. There is connected with it, asuitable house for storing Merchandise, equal Fly safe. Every attention will be given by the subscriber to render general satisfaction. THOS. A. SMITH. Tuscaloosa, .Nov. 5, 1881. 1% From the acquaintance we have with sTHoSfAS A. SMITH, we believe he will give fsuch attention to business as to render satis- efaction to all who may favor him with their patronage.
 ANDREWS BROTHERS IRA GRIFFIN SIMS SCOTT RICHARDSON & SON HENRY A. SNOW & Co. U. H. DEARING k Ca PIERCE & BALDWIN JAS. J. FOSTER K Co. JAMES HOGAN & Ca JNO. 0. CUMMINS. snov5 5ms32
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-19
foa rHr iyrst1tetScrs.

"can gold gain fdendshiP' impotence of hOps'' A lrend-ahl who can claim the prise7
 If found, lis brighter than the gem Which charms the naughty monarch's eye,
 And glilters in his diadem If thou hast found one, be content.
 And ne'er repine if fortune frowu But calmly wait each dark event,
 And on the world look mildly down. With such prise, on life's dark sea
 Thy fragile bark shall sweetly glide, And meet each storm most tranquiy,
 Floating along the rapid tide. But few there are who, on tbs earth,
 Are free from self's controlling power. Who feel the weight of friendships worth,
 Unless in some propitious hour. Give me the heart when sorrows chill
 Has sealed the gushing fount within, Abides by me, and loves me still, Though all my hopes lie wthering. Tuscumbia, 0c 30. SIGMA.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-19
-. FOR THE INTELLIGENCER. DonStions to the Unirersity of Alabama.

LIBRARY.
 Publishers of the American Quarterly Review No. I7
 Publishers of the Pennsylvania Journalof Medicine Nos. for 1881.
 MT Hitchcock, Mobile-Cuvier's Revolutions of the surfaceof the Globe and Laws of the Universities |Captain ". Nichols-Tooke's Diversions of Pur- ley, vols Collection of Engravings. National overnment-Reports of Congress, 39vo
 MUSEUM or NATURAL HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES Capt. w. Nichos-Specimens of Minerals.
 MT M'Guire-Specimens M of Minerals and Fossils. MT Minor--a valuable Collection of Minerals and Fossils
 |Mr Hogan--valuable Specimens of Fossils, &c. pr Meek---Specimen of Natural History preserved in spirits
 |Dr Hogan, Cahaba-valuable Specimens in Natu ral History of the order Pisces. |Dr Hullem--Specimens of Reptiles in spirits MT Hearn--valuable Specimen of the order Pisces MT James Chdress-a pair of Large Hawks. MT Soresby-Specimens of Flowers.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-19
w ATCHES AND JEWELRY. WHITE 0 LORD

 |XMOULD most respectfully inform the w public that they have opened at the shop of J. Gleason, next door above Messrs Sims & Scott's store, for few days until their shop is completed. large and splendid assort- 'ment of WATCHES & JEWELRY, .direct from New York, consisting of Ladies' and Gen,lemen's Gold Patent Lover and 'Lepine Watches, Silver Levers, Lepine. English, French and Swiss Watches, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gold Watch Chains, Seals and Rings Ladies' Neck Chains, Ear Rings, Nobbs and Drops, Ga new artice,) Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Shirt Studds, Ladies' Belt Buckles and Bracelets, Bead Bags. Money Purses, Musical Boxes and Harmonicons Gold Silver, Tortos and Steel Spectacles, Gold and Silver Ever-pOinted Pencil Cases, < Rodgers' Razors, Pen, Pocket. and Dirk Knives, Scissors iS Thmbles, Silver Table & Tea Spoons. They ,c aiso reeeirein p days large assortment 0 Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots, Creams, Sugars and Slop Bowls, Fruit Baskets. 4 Casters. Candlesticks. Shutters and Trays, Brass Candlestcks, Percussion Pistols, Walking Canes, Emerson's Razor Straps, Shaving Boxes and Brushes, Ladies Work, Fancy and Snuff Boxes, q Mantle Clocks. Pocket Books; land such other articles as are usually kept at asuch places. which will be sold upon the most sreasonable terms. 7usealoosa, Nou. 12.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-19
DR. 6. w. COMFORT,
SURGEON DENTIST,

(From Philadeiphia,) 'HWAS a room at the EAGLE HOTEL, iH N where he performs all necessary opera
 tions on the Teeth and Gums upon scientific
 surgical principles He has the best materi- !als for his business, and his charges will be Hound to be moderate. His opinion and ad-
 vice upon the state of the Teeth and Gums, Twill be given without any charge. Dr C. respectfully solcits the patronage of
 the public with the humble assurance, that general satisfaction will be given. If required.
 NIB. Dr C. will remain in Tuscaloosa six ior eight weeks, provided his business will justify it. Inscakoosa, Mou. 12 B
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fS GATES will continue the B.f.vK COZ ,Es FEE-HOUSE on his own account He has made arrangements to have his house |well supplied with choice Liquors and Re-
 sfreshments, and trusts that he will be able to 5entertain his guests as well as any similar
 house in the place. He respectfully requests
 Ia continuance of the very liberal patronage
 the house has heretofore received, and pledges
 him self that no exertions shall be spared to merit it. nov12 8
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Obituarp.

Departed this life in the a2d year Mrs MARY E. consor of Col Samuel Pickens and daughter of Dr R. F. Meade, of Greene county In this sad event have depore the loss of whose amabe character denred her to numerous circle of relations and friends by whom she ~jl be long remembered. The deceased much sincerity and candor of mind have mel with added to an unwervng dignity of manner which
 y failed to strike the behoder sight She bore in hel the neamens of deep reflection future i>tencc Last, but eas her christian faith firm aud ardent Communicated.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-19

The Rev. NORMAN PIssEY, late adjunct Professor
 of Ancient Languages in Washington College,
 Hartford, has received and accepted aYinvitation to
 the Episcopal Church in Mobile. .afii igss|
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-19

We were wrong in reporting the death of Mons. sChaubert, the fire king last week. He sent writ
 ten note to the Editor of morning paper, denying Ltlht he dead, but that he was indisposed from gcold, occasioned by setting too window after thorough roasting along side of beef steak. l A letter to Governor Floyd, from Sussex county, published in the Richmond Whig of the Sd instant,
 leaves no doubt of the apprehension of General Nat
 Turner, the courageous negro chief, who projected Ithe late instruction in Southampton county, Vir- Pginia- He was taken in cave, not far fom the
 place where the most of his depredations were com Imitted.
 A handsome Bell weighing nine hundred pounds, land of the value of two hundred and eighty dollars from the Foundry of Revere of Boston, has arrived
 here in the schr Orleans from Boston, to be forward led to Christ Church, Tuscaloosa, to which it has been presented by SAMUEL ST. JOHN, jr. Esq--
 Moble Patriot. .'f'f5i55f,5 's..-
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-19
COLLECTIONS SALE.

A GREEABLE to an order of the Mayor IA and Aldermen of the town of Tuscaloo- ;sa, passed on the 14th instant the following LOTS will be sold to the highest bidder, or 'such parts thereof as'will satisfy the. Corpo- ration Tax and Costs due thereon for the |year 1881. The sale to take place between 'the hours of 12 and o'clock, on the Sd Dec. Defaulters Names. No. of Lots. Amount Due. John M. Dunn... ASA cents. 465 -. .....oo 466
 467 |B. F. Randolph. 324 .. 325
 326 }.......2 56
 334 ...- .t.
 335
 336J R. M. Mclaughlin. ....64...........94
 Lots not ygfUen in. No. 175.................... 428.... .....................6t " 452.................... 154... ...................... l IA CHARLES S.rPATTISON, nov 10 2w34 Collector.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-19

fNt EAA REWARD.-Ranaway frdm the seBeBSD subscriber, living fear MarioFs
 sPerry county, Alabama, on the 24th October ,last, my boy H.4RRY, bright muatto, a. sbout twenty-threc years of age, about five feet
 ten inches high, stout made, and when walk
 sing appears to be som what lame in the rigl,t
 foot, had on when he left, blue jeans mixed
 scoat, and bagging pantaloons. Itis thought sthat Harry will endeavor to get to the neigh :borhood of Florence, Alabama. will give .Reward Igpenty Five Dollars for his appre- .hension and confinement in any Jail in this State, or fIffy Dollars if taken out of tle iStatc, so that l get him again. WILLIAM ERWIN. Nov. 10, 1881 3w34
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RIV FER A N D M ARINE
 INSURANCE.

TENHE subscriber, Agent for the OHIO IN-
 E sURANcE COMPANY OF CINCINNATI, i. to make Insurance against loss oi damage on Goods and Merchandise. in the course of transportation, whether on Land Rivers, or at Sea. GEO. STARR
 nov 1o 34
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-19

To the Members of the Legislature.
 ORSES will be kept at my Stable, 300 M H yards north of MessrssSims & Scott, at S1 50 per week. They will be we'll fed and E'ttcnded to. Reference to any merchant il, this place. VIM. I. WINTER.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-19

firm of fBLfsS & GATES
 lV was dissolved on the first day of October
 last. by mutual consent. All claims against the firm will be paid on sight; all persons in-
 debted to the firm are requested to make i'm mot paid before the 18th November will be put in the hands of an Attorney for collection. BLISS & GATES.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-11-19
Tobacco and Segars.

BUST received, Meyers No l, Richmond eD best Chewing Tobacco,
 A large lot of best Spanish Segars, Mayland's best Maccouba and Rappee Snuff
 ANDREWS & BROTHERS, nov5 53 No. 1, Com zierriai Ro1.
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LzTTrTT.E E RE ROCK # EA D EM ".

[ THOMAS B. MALONE has establ;,b
 U ed SEMINARY at Little Roct, foy the instruction of youth of both sexes.
 In the Male Department, Spelling. cad. ing, Writing, and AsTiitilinetio. viii ha taught at s per quarter.
 T., Hngiasfl U rammar, Geography, Rhetoric, lrslocution, II. Geometry, Natural and Moral IillLosopThy Fl and I'heoretic Ubemistry. at So 2 per quarter. Latin and Greek, at Sl o0 per quarter.
 n the semale Department, which is ua. ger the direction of Miss MALONE. Read. ing, ritsng and Arithmetic will be taught al So per quarter.
 English Grammar, Geography. History, Natnrai and Moral Philosophy, Drawing and Painting, at S6 9 per quarter.
 The exercises of this institution will commence on the 1st Monday in January
 Having been assiduously engaged in teaching for twenty-one years, Mr. alA. LONE hopes that Lc is not entirely made quate to the task of instructing youth and ne assures his patrons that no pains on his part shall be wanting.
 Little Rock, Dec. 2sth, 1890. bty4O
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SHE OLEO.
 CELfB BACY.

FROM AN UNPUBLISHED MANUSCRIPT. -Blest Is tie man, whose noiscless life No household cares or woes molest. No prattlers him annoy; no NFE His .heart divides. or breaks bis rest. I1e goes and comes, with none to clIide; No slave IS he to wornan's whim: He mourns not wedIock's Joys denied, So wediock GRiEf's Dc kept from him. Free, as the air flieayen, Is he,
 To think, or speak; to act, or not; And never needs lie stoop to be
 Restrain'd by others will in aught. True, he has hours of musings sad, Which beauty $ smile might chase away; But bcauty's smile not aye is shed on n,atIimony's long, dull day What odds to him, if Folly rail, Hprudes inveigh, and jilts contemnf Secure. in CELIBAcy's pale,
 And happy, he too laughs-at them. Ofbliss conpubial, much we HEAR; Ofmarriage broiis we something KNOW; Vedlock's SEA. whose storms We fear, Though smoothly oft its currents flow. How gently, brightly, ,sweetly glides The still, pure stream of SINGLE LIFE! Beneath its face no danger hides;
 Its quiet waters know no strife. For me--though oft, at beauty's shrine Eve kneIt, and hope to kneel again Yet-be not Hyman's letters mlne, crave not e'en his silken chain. Woman has many charms: but O. What charms have freedom,pea & ease THOSE reluctantly forego-
 Lest may chance to forfeit THESE. Tor Wl.o so stupid as to choose,
 Weil-pieas'd. yexations cares and strife! What wise man would consent 10 lose All goods--to gain but one-a NrFEa
 "
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ATEINsoN's cAsrrr

ASh No. of this popular rnons,,'t n,e,ss,'4ea't -A-@ eoleai for ls3i, will c,'s con,as.,s peri- more royal octayo pages of .....'' ls..ao 4o CT closely printed on fine type and [ press. per, forming at the end of the "u good pa. ume of about 600 pages. Prisse car q; 2 vol,
 Every No. will be embe,,;.,
 elegant Copperplate and several several ,N With one V ood engrayings, Music, and llnsndsome of botany; besides beautiful ,a,sg;s,fations rus and general Index for the yolnma naeae-fage Copperplates will embrace Portra;s. Tue most distinguished men, the tss Ea.p. q our sieWs' ana fancy Pieces, equal to tlas, ttilsa,oas, 67ty PeTlodacdt 7n the Jnited Skatcs s'ose of An elegant plate of the latest F.
 will be published in tine January N Nasisiofis of Inc figures. a full length Portrao ohe Queen delaide of England; laSs S,''aa6 "a of Dress; W aiking Dress, and Cap and e1 .rsa pai ban, of the newest style. ~s.4 ur'
 ne enruary No. will contain sn,a. a'd fortra,t or VI ashington. An elfaso. ,sa. ocriPla1e G flece for March, is in tie hand. nd. .. the i.ngraVer. q, he subsequent on. cravings VIII De of the best quality. eA' Liuefal premiums have been offered eo. enuice oris.nai contributions. And enc. ,e. e'ai care VIII be taken 10 have the selpe 1pe' tons of the most interesting and nss.ee ss.ee- l .we matter, consisting of Moral Tata. Biography, Historical Sketches. pae'eS a'es' The Volumes of the Casket for 1eo, DO
 29, and 5o, emhellished with ereat aa.s se' Der of engrayings, bound or in Noss nun still be lad, price g 5e volume. TI:s iass may ee the last opportunity Of obt.;a;as nis I'complefe sets. But small number 'n,s a,a what IS required for present suhser;,.osl CT ders post paid) lof. SAMUEL c. ATKINSON
 S-4W IF Chesnut-street, Philaae,,h,.
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NOTICE.

A LL persons are hereby notified that a 4 "A certain note executed by Nicholas feay and Thomas W. Scott, for the sum oi ., seventy-five dollars, in favor of Abraham 5ecrese, dated on or near the ist of Noyem- ger, lo5o, will not be paid by said Peay Ss 3co.t' unless compelled by law. This note ss 'ae ohiy one Secrest holds against tfe subscribers. It was given for bors . ,vh; proved to be wholly valueless.
 NIgHDL AS PEAY.
 THOMAS w. SCOTT.
 LaHte Rock, Feb. 2, 1881. 45-r
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HOrrfd deed.-A more extraordinary instance ofsheer wickedness has never fallen under our observation, than is re- corded in the Cattsl.ill (N. NJ Secor- der, of man by the name of Morris Welsh. 1t proves how infinitely further human, or human nature goes, tlaan the boldest writer of fiction dare invent and put in his book. This man came home one evening intoxicated, and commen- ced beating his sick wife. lie then de- liberately took his infant child, four days old, and, one by one. broke the bones of its fingers and arms. struck Ii on its head with his fist, and at last threw 1t into the firel The child was discovered to be missing, and the suspicious oftbe neigh DOTS were excited. Search was made. and the mutilated, half burnt body of the child was found concealed under the floor of the house. Some difficulty was experiencedinaP Welsh When he found it was intended to ar- rest him, he armed himself with an axe and retreated, threatening to kill any person who came near him. He was pursued, however, by the whole neigh borhood, and finally taken.
 Such accounts are horrible; and yet it Is right that such things should be known, were 1t onlY to show 10 what an extent the depravlty of those may go, who are brutalized by intemperance.
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willy foe, regardless of tic attack ofhis less noble pursuers, immediately attack cd the men; but they being armed, sue ceeded, after desperate engagement, in conquering him second tune, and lest he might again resuscitate, they took the precantion of depriving him of his hide. Some of the negroes have not yet recovered from their wounds Be1aton. North .Nississiippion.
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fl haiisas, entered at the June skz<zesl@sa. term, 1881 I will expose to sale by public vendue, at the Court, house door, in said county of pbiIl;ns an Saturday, fhe 12fh of .4uggst aert for o.., oi' in hand, q \ lNsEfsGGRG MAN who Ice has, sas' confined Tn Jail as runaway slave since the sth day of February last Said nomre enr IS about thirty-two years old, five feet seven and tiree-quarter inches high. vol tew eomP'exion, both cars cropped fLa iifst Jolnt off the fore-fnger of inc lcft hand; says his name is Aired. When t,;s ieiiow was committed to Jail, he stated that he belonged to a MT. William Owen living on the Washita river. Since ,la. s,lne MI ne has stated that he belonged to a NIT. " William Leyeret, who lives in St franclsyille, Louisiana; and he now states ..at ms proper owner is Henry Smith of ooath Carolina, from whom Le was kid mapped about seven years since, that he vas soid Tn Kentucky, taken thence to Lo.islana, there sold; that he absoan1ed ana " was sold for the Jail fees in St. Fran cisville, and that when he was apprehend. ca ne mad broken fromthe Jail at the afore- said place. a'o'e- oaie wall be at 12 o'clock, A. M. Of said daY, unless the owner Of said negro shall appear on or before that time and recl.;a his property. s'a''h
 HENRY L. BiSCOE, sher,F (. .zo;,ar
 tre,.nr ,o,; Sf Phstligs eoanty, T. T.
 Heee"a, S1d June, 1881. l5-6so
 Frs fee, $ll 3si.
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Notice.

B HEkEBf forewarn all persons from 1 trading for, or taking note, executed oy me to Townsend Dickinson, for twen- iy-hYc dollars, as fee to said Dickinson ih law case, which he has failed to at- iehd to. Sad note was given some time III hiay' iS29, and due August following ana witnessed by James Livingston-which ho'e am determined not to pay.
 June 10, 1881. l443w
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MM W 90ODga
 E. aEsEENg.N

HAS just received, per Steamboat Sa- aa ratoga. an entire new assortment of GOODS, suitable for tife present and ap- preaching seasons, consisting of
 Dry Goods, Groceries,
 Hardware, Cutlery,
 China, Glass. Liverpool, and
 Queens ware,
 Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses and
 Boys BOOTS and SHOES,
 One box fine sheImerdine HATS, An assortment of Saddlery, an
 i0G Sacks of Sall, &c. &c. III of which. he Is determined to sell al very reduced prices for CASH.
 Also, on Commission, Flour, Whiskey Bacon, Lard, SEc.
 June g, 1881. I4-f
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L.H W NOTICE.

WILLIAM TRIMBLE, Attorney at
 " Law, will practice in the Superior court, at Little Rock .and in the counties of Clark, Hempstead, and Iaas!syyet..e, t., is tne First Judicial Circuit, and Crittendens ihliilps, and Chicot, in the Fourth .Iudiciai iecting business throughout the Territory.
 Ills residence, Washington, Hampstead county, X. T.
 Jsssyt 2I, 1880. f7-ftff.
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LITTLE RoeK, | T.

LITTLE KocK, \. T.
 .hay .5th. 1881. Siift subscriber wishes to purchase al E this place, for the United States, be tween the 20th and 3Ist of Atigiist next. FIFTY GOOD sJEBS BST.4NT1.3L JV.4 C. 0JN H0RSES, between the age of five and eight years old, fifteen hands high and upwards, for which payment will be made at the time of purchase.
 J. 5. CLARK,
 Capt. '. s. .4,my. Sap'g. Remi. aad satst. qf Mdissns.
 ln-l2lc
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Administration .h.nfice.

administration Notice.
 kEsHE undersigned having obtained from @4 the Clerk of the Circuit and County Courts of St. Francis county, Arkansas Territory, Letters of Administration, on ihe estate Of sFiiltiam searcy, late of said county, deceased, bearing date the 9th day of March 1881. hereby gives notice to ail persons having demands against said es- tate, to present them duly authenticated according to law, within one year from the da'e oi sald Letters, or they may be pre- ciudeu rom deriving any benefit from said esla'e' ana Il sad demands ee not present. sd as aforesaid within five years, they will ne for ever barred
 All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make inm ed;ate pa,men4
 GREEN B. LINCECUM. .9am,r
 of fhe estate of jpna. Searcu, dee'd. Jsae 6, 1851. ld.s,s. -
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ORANGE TAVERN, Post of ArEansds.

EnHl subscriber grateful fer the liberal A encouragement lie has received, res- pectfulIy informs tie public, and particular ly gentlemen and families coming in, and passing through the Territory, that he con- times to keep a house of PuBLIc ENTER PAYMENT, at inc sign ofthe Orange Tree, in the Post of Arkansas. His table will be abundantly supplied with the best the country affords, and his stables with pien- ty of the best forage, and he trusts by his unremitting attention to his guests, to mer- 1t continuance of the public patronage.
 k. Il. ThRLT0N.
 May, 10th 1881. e-2m