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OFFICE OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AeEscy FOR CLAIMs, 49 V As.I-sT. NEw-Y GRE. JAN. 1891.
 BUBLIC NOTICE is hereby giverto all k persons whom 1t may eoncerl, haYing Claims. Debts, fnheritances, &c. payaBle or recoverable abroad, tliat this eeacy has established, under the special auspices and patronage of distinguished individuals ID this county, regular correspondence with eminent Bankers, d1e. in tie principal ports and capitals of foreign t4oyern1aents, in commercial relations with the United States; through the mediation wi ereaf such valid claims as may he confded tiereto. will be expedited for settIene ent. and promptly and effectively recovered; wien furnished by the claimants witt the suita- hle legal proofs and vouchers, togetler with the requisite Power ef Attorney. te be taken and acknowledged before any Judge of Court of Record, or other competent Civil Magistrate, Municipal Authority, or Notary Public; and tile whole duly anthen- tieated by the Governor of the State or Territory in which the. same may be per fected, and legalised by the appropriate To, reign Consul.
 Having also established a similar corres- pondence throughout the United States and British America, the like claims for re- coYery Tn any part thereof respectively will be received and efficiently attended to Ii behalf of American as well as foreign, claimants.
 Orders for the investment of funds on Mortgage of Freehold property, or in tho purchase ofPublic Securities of the United States, Canal Loans of the States of New York; Pennsylvania, Ohio, Sc. punctnally and faithfully executed.
 Applications addressed to this Agency in cases requiring tiic ;avcs:;gaticn ef claims search of record, or the intervention of legal proceedings, should be accompanied with an adequate remittance to defray tie preliminary charges and disbursements at' tending the same, and all letters must be post paid.
 AARON T. PALMER, Counsellor ofthe s. c. ofthe .. s. .4etaary.
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons are hereby notified that q "A certain note executed ny Nicholas Peay and Thomas ". Scott, for the sum ofseyenty-fye dollars, in fayo: of ! braham Secrest, dated on or near the 1st ofNoYein- Der, 1880, will not be paid by said peay S, Scott, unless compelled by law. Thisnote is the only one Secrest holds against the subscribers. It was given for horse which proved to be wholly valneless.
 NICHOLAS PFAY.
 THOMAS w. SCOTT. Liftie Rock, Feb. 9, 1881. 45-T
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LAW AAWs NOTICE.

EHOMAS HUBBARD, lawyer, and
 E Prosecuting Attorney, for the First Judicial Circuit, Arkansas Territory, com posed of the counties of Clark, Hempstead Union, Lafayette, Sevier and Miller, re sides at Washington, Hampstead county, will attend all the Courts in said circuit, and the Superior Court ai Little kock.- All professional business of civil nature intrusted 10 his care, will he despatched with promptitude. Sums over two hun- dred dollars will be received for collection in any part Of tie Territory.
 GF All rogues made known to him by indictment wit receive marked attention.
 Septemher $, 1890. 25tf.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIFIED STATES

 ENpursuance oflaw, I, ANDREW JACK 2 SON, Presidentof the United States 0: America, do hereby declare and make known, that public sales will be held at the undermentioned Hand Offices, in the Territory of ARKANSAS, atthe period $ designated, for the sale of the lands here matter mentioned, viz:
 Al tl,e Land Office at Ba TEsvILg.E, on the eedd Monday iB June next, for the safe oi tbe following townships, viz: .NoTh of the Base Line and Easf Of the .Ee-
 ridian. Township three. of Range .foe Township four, of Rang four. Township .fse, Of Ranges jour, .fee, ssS and Seuea.
 Part of township nine, of Range thYee. Township len, of Range three. Township his4een, of Range one. Township Joayteea, of Ranges one, f,co and Three.
 Township .faeen. of Ranges one, Mgee, four and fee.
 Township sixteen, of Ranges one, tbree, foar and .fre.
 Township seeeateea, of Ranges one, fas,.. and fee.
 Township eighteen, of Ranges three jour, fre and sir.
 Township nineteen, of Ranges fhree and four.
 Township flcenty, of Range three. At the Land Office at BATEsvILLE, on the lst Monday in July next, for the sale of the following Townships and Fractional Townships, viz: -North Qf the Base Line and West of the. ..afe-
 7idiea Township secen, of Ranges. fhree, f,oen- fl-ftco, tsceauy-sfr and MiYfg-two township right. of Ranges hrpe. serea, facenfy-fue. tuenta-sir and fhirtu-ftso. Fractional township eieh1. Of Ranra Eour.
 w.sA;r ssae, cs Range sszs1.
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Lovely Claims.

EyOR sale, few Lovely Claims, proven E up at the Land Office in this place, and which have not yet been located Apply at this office. June l.
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Ulliied Stafes of America, Territory of .4rkansas. County qf Independence. CIRCUIT CouRT, MAY TERM, 1881. Robert Bates, Compit ys. IN CHAScERY. Joha RuddeH, Joseph INJUNCTION. Reafy q. ais. Dcfts.
 A ND now on this 1lth day of May, A. D. "A 1881, came the plaintiff by his attor- ney, and Joseph Beatty, one of tsle defend ants in this case, being soiemnly called came not, and 1t appearing to the satisfac- ton of tie Court, that said Joseph Beatty Is not an inhabitant of this Territory: 1t IS therefore ordered, that unless said Joseph Beatty, appear, plead ordemur, to the com piainant's bill, on or before the second Monday in November next, the matters and things set forth in the said eompiain- ants bill, will be taken pro coefesso, and a decree entered accordinly, and it is farther ordered, that copy of this order be pub- iished in the Arkansas Advocate, week " newspaper published in this Territory for four weeks successively.
 X true copy from the Itecord-teste,
 c. F. II. NOLAND,
 Deputy Clerk. Mayo5, 1881. 9-4w
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LITTLE RocK, A. T.
 .Nay 25th, 1881. NE.ALEXD ERfsPf3iS.AEiy

NE.HLED EsRSSFf1,N.R EsN TWILL be received by the subscriber, w at this place, until the sixth day of July next. for the delivery of STXn Y PAIs OR YOKE, OF OXEN, between tho age Of five and nine years old to be in good order, we'll broke to work and no OK to weigh less than six hundred pounds. 1t IS proposed to enter into separate contracts for any nnmher of oxen from ONE. to TEN pair. untilsthe whole nnmber required arc contracted for the oxen to be deiivercdsat this place between the 2eth and 3lst Of August next.
 Persons making proposals will please state the number of pairsthey can furnish. together with the age and weight, ,-and the price at which theywiu hedeIivered
 Good and sufficient security for the faith ful performance of contracts will be re- quired, and payment will be made on the delivery of the oxen; persons unknown to the subscriber, will please give respecta- bie references as to their capacity to fur pish, it is also desirable that they should come to this place to close their con- &racts.
 J. E. CLARK.
 Ccpt. Y. s. .4fney,
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saes1As z ,s.ss ( Said negro is about thlrty-two
 years of age, five feet seven and qnarterinches high, yellow complex ion, both ears cropped the first joint of o the fore-fnger of the left hand.
 At the time the said negro was appre- hended, and when first committed to my custody, he stated that he belonged to a Mir. William Owen, who resided on the Washita river, in the state of Louisiana, and that he had absconded about a year ago. Since his confinement in jail, he ac- knowledges to have lied, and now confesses to belong to Mir. William Liverit, or Leveret, living in St. Francisville, state of Mississippi.
 T lie owner of said negro is requested to come forward, prove property, pay charges, and take him away, otherwise he will be disposed of as the law prescribes.
 HENRY l.. BIsCOE, sherif < Jaifor
 of Phillips county, 4. r.
 Helena, Feb. p, 1891. 50-laao SIG 10
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To Journeyman Printers. NWkNTED,s "a JOURNEYMAN pRIN- w TER, of steady and industrious habits. To such an one. good wages and eonstam employment will be given, by inn mediate application at the Arkansas Ad- yocate Office.
 April 27. 1881.
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 k ND now on this day came the plaintiff, E EAos ..is aiiasne and Il appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, from the return of the sheriff made in this case, that the said defendant is not resident or residing within the territory, and he having failed to appear as required hy law and the rnles of this Court: 1t is ordered by the Court, that publication be made in some newspa- per printed in this territory, for four weeks insuccession. informing said defendant that an attachment hath issued at the instance of said plaintiff against the goods, ehattes, lands, and tenements of said defendant, and that unless he the said defendant do by himself or attorney appear here at the next term of this Court, to be holden on the second Monday after the fourth Mon day in May next, and plead or fse spe- cial bail to this action, judgment will be rendered against him, and his estate so att tached, sold to satisfy the same, and that this case be continued until the next term Of this Court.
 A true cepy--attest.
 BRYAN IT. SMITHSON, CleYk.
 .Hag II, 1881. 7-ltu. IS7 1881
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ORANGE TAVERN, P0st of ArkansGs.
O A .E lsFs .sss..: " Cl.A. s.I.... 5. .s . l

gNHE subscriber grateful for the liberal 4A 4A encouragement he Las received, res pectfuly informs tue public, and particular IF gentlemen and families coming in, and passing through the Territory, that he-eon- tinues to keep house of PuBLIc ENTER rAIsmaar, at the sign of the Orange Tree, in the Post of Arkansas. His table will be ahundantly supplied with the best the country affords, and his stables with plen- ty of the best forage, and he trusts hy his unremitting attention to lis guests, 10 mer- it a continuance of the public patronage.
 R. M PARTON.
 May. 10th 1921. e-2m
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F.TYE1RY STABLE. sc.

-EIE- klEA A FS k La EI kzAaS ss1 Os FgyGR the accommodation of his friends, a and Travellers in this part Of the Ter ritory, the subscriber keeps constantly at his Stable, in Little Rock, to hire, several good SADDLE HORSES, and
 o-.cnsE GAHRT9 GE. This Carriage IS intended te convey pas sengers 10 any part of the Territory and persons travelling 10 the Hot Springs, par ticutarly, or to the Post or Arkansas, will find it to their advantage to call. His dri- vers are careful and well. acquainted with the country.
 c. BRUAIBAcK. LiRle Rock, .Farcb g, 1881. 52-law
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L.aBT~ NGTEeF F,.

LeH Ek .7VFFE1ES Ess WILLIAM TRIMBLE, Attorney al W Law, will practice in the superior Court, at Little Rock, and in the cou tres of Clark, Hampstead, and Lafayette, III the First Judicial Circuit. and Critteadens Phillips, and Chicot, in the Fourth .ludiciai Circuit. He will also attead to the col lecting business througl out the T'errltory. His residence, Washington, Hempstes1 county. A. Ts.)
 .Jaty 2l=, leaa.. 17-g.
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To Journeyman Carpenters. NMHE subscriber wisbes to employ. i'm <A modiately. tw or three good .jCLR- NEYN.4.F FCs4RPENTERS. Good wa- Kiven. e. ". ENNIS.
 xsstse Roek, June 8 si E t tf
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Runaway Negro in Jail.

WAS committed to my cnsto- A dy, on the sth inst. by Samuel A1@Ssz5 Delaach, 2 NEGRO MAN, who w . .ays his name ..', i. ALFhEp,n ,1I.1zI,,o e-Eee.e z. s..A (. s.. sx...l.., s n ll
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Maya, 1891.

Uniied Sfafes of America, Territory of .4rkaasas, County ef Washington.
 cIRcuir couRT, DECEMBER TERM. 1880. 5. D. Lo'0ef, Elf. ATTACHMENT. George Bigalo,e, Deft. Damages $500.
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0FFIeEroF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AeEScY FOR CLAIMs, 49 V A5.L-sT. NRw-Y oRE. JAN. 1891.
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SAMUEL C. ATKINSON .4w ll2 chesnut-street, Philadelphia
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FRUIT TREES.

HNllE Subscriber has resided nearly ten year
IL u the vicinity Of Lynchburg, during winch
time there has arisen amongst the public Dc tlfe t.
stock their Orchards with tn best KIDS of fruit
and, IN order TO do so many hatc sent 10 Mr. WI
liam Prlncc, of New York, ior trees. at great *
peusc aud at the risk that trees brought from TIN
North, on account Of tie leusih ct nme they ar
kc,i out Of the ground would nU survive and pro
duce fruit The subscriber over wishing to he OF
a service II hi country, as well as that he ml"lt
thereby procure tr himsella support, has andofta-
ken To RAISE Nursery Of Frn Troos ofall the best
llnds in Virginia, and thg choicest knds Of Nor
thetn fruits, IN the greatest variety and he now OF
fers 10 the public a selection ct trees and scions,
equal IN any in the world, and on as low terms a
they can be afforded, TIL. tmc Of transporting
has arrived, and persons wanting cannot apply too
soon The subscriber has them OF all sizes, many
as large as can wefbr transplanted, so that he Will
BE able to supply any order which may be given
All trees and scions furnished by hun will be wul-
Tantcd to be of the kinds certified and all npplIca
tons, personally or by mail will be particularly ut
tended TO- and despatched with care and attention
Any information as to the umsplantlng will he
given to the best skill and judgment OF the subsCr
ber JOHN RICHESON, ietrt
e Orders left At the Store of Mr.. John Hollns
will be attended 10, whcrt Catalogues may he oh
tanned ] r
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EAYHIi1 ~ EsDESE.AED

ND ESPEC IfULLY inform The Ladies of
Il q Lynchburg aud IFS vicinity, thai lhcy
have received o part OF their Fail tupply at
Fancy Goods, to which they particularly in,ne
their attention. Among the articleh receive q
are the following, VIZ
boxes splendid new style Bonnet Ribbons
do eAtra do rlth Winter patterns
90 pieces very handsome Eell Ribbons
dozen beautiful Embro. Gaa2e HAAS.
do DO DO Grape do
3 do very rich Enbrn. Lace do
4 do handsome Barege do
pieces Qnuze he Persia, n new and beautiful
article tor Ladies Dresses
pieces Maiteones best Italian Luesiring
do foil IS 90 do very handsome
. doz. rich Blond Vols new style
do fine Linen Cambtic Hdkls. with B5r
ders)
] do Handsome Emhro. Hose
piece fine deep green Barege
do2 large Shell Combs
A handsome assortment OF Thread EdCInes
iuseftings. NC.
In addition 10 The above, We shall receive 10
a few DAYS. direct from New Xork aud Pal
delphia. oUr entire Fall supply OF Smila Et-
Fancy Goods, which, added 10 our Presaf'
stock, ~iIl make our assortment large snd dn
rnhlc.
Oci. 90
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SNO. c.. SHEKTItT.
Mevchanl Nailor.

YpfAS just received, with the lale fashions,
- large and splendid Stock Of Fall and
Wluier Goods, Tor Genrlemcn's wear-(euch n,
fine aud snpcrine Cloths, Cassimeres, &c,)
comprising imperial blue md black Cloths. en-
trn super blue, black, brown, olive, green, drab
nnd mix lures, middle aud low priced do. OF all
calnrs, extra super blue, black aud faucy
l1red and mixed Casmeres middle and low
priced do.--Aso, few pieces exira fine Satl-
ueus-alsu, Rn elegant asSoi tmenl oi Nestnes,
such as black aud fancy Velvels Damasl do
black anI fancy Silks, of splendid qaslry
whit and Iancy Marsellles. talencla, NC. IL
eerher With an elegant assortment 81 ) o,ks.
Sn,pcndcrs, Handkcrchets, Gloves, LINN
Collars. Thread Camhrlc, aud Linen Bu,oms
&r All oi which VII. lac sold low Lon ct.t
! Iha suhscrlhrs deems i! nnHrrp>sht, Ia
say any thing relative to the quaAW oi IN,
uIeseni Stock. more than he believes Il 30 IT,,
IN point of quality, interior 10 uoUe ever broug Ii.
10 tins malkei-aod he VIII furnish his Custo
mrrs at as low prices rs tie can live by.
N.B.-Ml orders III ms llne will meet with
prompt attention.
OGl. ID 3mo
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Htna Fire Insurance Company.

Agents office Jar ibs STATE Of irgtn'n, ntH
deof 10 u. II. mitchell. Rtchm0nd.
ANNE Subscriber Is dnly authorized by the
SUI Policies oil Insurance in town or country,
against loss OF damage by liie. throughout The
Slaic.
The rates o prpmiun will be made AZ low as
those of an, her gool Offices. Be-Ides their
original rapifni OF 100000 the company have
n large Surplus iunh held IN reserve, 10 meet
losses OF tne ptomptItlde and ilbernIlty, with
which claim. are adjusted aud pad satisfactory
references can b. made IN tins city
All applications llost PAID directed to the
aren't Vll receive attention, and THE nrcos.
snry lorms for n survey will h1 furnished TO
trosr ut u distance II required.
The following Kinds Of property may be 10
snrrd DWELLING HOUSES " AREuOu-
Sis, MILLS AND MACHINERY MANU-
FAC1 DRIES, aud most Other BUILDINGS
GOODS AND MERCHANDISE in store
FURNITURE, BOOK aud Wcoiiug APPA-
REL. aud other dtsd1ptiun of personal prop
crty Stocks oi G,en, Floor, Cotton, 6lc. IL
mIIls, bbtns o. manufactures, Gun al,n hc ~
sured JOIN o LAY, 1gi
Tina Insurance 90.
Richmond. Aug *. 1881.
HnflE subscriber, having been dus author
~. lsch 10 receive applications and make
surveys for tho above company, oilers h. ser
wees 10 the owners al property IN LNnChhurg,
and cnnnt,v adjacent JOHN J. PukVIS.
Aug IS ONO
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REMOVAL.

yufTIE subscriber has taken the Bell Tavern
nj Nelson Count House, (Lo'Ingsf on,)
where he is now ready 10 receive all persons
who may favor him with their company, aud he
pledges himself 10 use every cxertioD TO give
the most general satisfaction
His house is situated near the Courthouse,
and is large and commodious. His stable IS of
brick, aud calculated to hold from lotty 10 fifty
horsc3--ths is likewise beautifully supplied
with grain fodder, &c. which. with the atten.
lion OF Pcod aud faithful servants, be naters
hims5fwill entie hm 10 patronage.
]. b. STOUT.
Nilsson c. IT, OFT. o. Is
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I,uzIiofue ; Mills

l. he corporation " Lynch1af5'
xu7fIL he In readiness for the reception
W Of Then by ne 2oih OF Jolly We
will give the highest cash price for ~aea,, o.
II preferred barrel OF snpefbne u""ea - 20,
Inc Richmood inspection. Tor each hss and a
hslfhush E. =,
Iho,e Mills ara situated on the back OF
Block War Greek, just hhove the lou of'osf'
The creek beng navigablr, Will admit OF ooais
delivering and receiving thrir 'eads at The aoof
Il the Mil, aud beipg not very distant from
,I,e I,,,,nsss mart Of town. fafmers can with.
opt much Inconvenience aud delay attend TO
the discbarg. ofihtir ""ggons'
We saieii an interview With the erosets an
z.Iler. ClYheat, before they make dlsposi
nj - NJ. =. 5. EAaGHORNE.
=. e. Servants charged nth tue delivery
81 .,b.., u,ll he n,ompffy attended TO, aud dis.
missed with oil pos.bIe despatch
NJ. & RI S. T..
July u
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Truly Fashionable and cheap
Stock of Goods.

1rAROM recent arrivals from the Northern
. Ctlee, l'elrcted 10y one OF lie hris) We
can confidently azure opr tlc"ds aud the pub
lie tbal we Cannot only display fashionable,
bui decidedly cheaper stock Of Goods 'hnn
we have ever Ind and ii is our determination
to oller goods ut prices thut will insure the
continued patronage OF our customers.
A few pieces splcudld Poiunese silks, entirely
new style
DO do pefsenrs for Ladies' Cluaks
Imperial black satin. lor dresses
Emst qpaiiy Satin LeyaHftnrs
DO Italian Lutcs'rlngs aud Gro de Maps
fon pieces fashionable silks for Bonnets
3 boxes splendid new sly lie Rbboas
do do Belt do
A iargc assortment hnGdsome Winter Cali COS
Fie'd Swiss Muslms richly worked
A great variety Of Barge, Lama, Thlbbst and
Merlno Shawls aud fame, lldks.
Metlno Cloths, assorted colors
Bomhazelts oi every description.
The above have BEEN purchased Tor cash
within the last 1 weeks, at reduced PRICES, ana
will be offered very low
hlekLE, ROBINSON & 20.
Nnv IN =
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ENecutor1s sale.

ENIILL he sold ,at public auction. all the per
w sonal properly Negroes excepted) be-
oneing 10 the Estate of Col Thos, Moore, dec.
OF Bedford County consisting OF horses cattle,
sheep and bogs, toge,hcr, with the plantation
ulensl., Sci ot Blacksmlth's Tools, Household
snd kitchen furniture. ihe crop of corn, rye,
oats, fiddler &c,-rhe sale will take place al
the Mountain Plantation, in Bedford County
on the LIST December neat. and al the late resi-
drnce OF Thomas Moore, dec. on the 9th De,
crmhtr next. III erhrr ollhose days should not
be iair, the sale will be postponed tt the next
fair day.
Terms of sale-cash for NIL sums Of Eve dol
lars aud less over i've dollars, credit OF
twelve months will be given, he purchaser
giving bond with approved security.
BALDA Mcdaniel, r.,
END. d. MOORE, h''''
Nov TO- ,ds
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, / p
j. T. X j. T.. royal

IrfAFh rrceived rom New York Pm,
III phia and Richmond - general a,.ot,.
which the, offer 10 Physicians, Nrfehan,,
the public generally among which sfe H.. 1 ,R
loving articles -
Epson and Glauber Salts. Rhutrarb Cs,,.
Peruvian Bark SOUTH, Camphor. FIo
phnr, do.Chnmomil". do. Bepzoun. Game
CASTLE Sony, brst Windsor do. in cota,s n, -
plate at ron, ChrhoHntn do, rrecip. Can
Cayeume Pepper. Puiv. Charcoal Gum ~ u.
Cum Arabic, dnm Opium, Gum Rum ~
Oil, Burgundy Prch, plastprs Of alt de-
lions, Qilniuc. Sulphatc Morphia. Aee,s,o a. -
IIyd. Potass. lodlnp. Oil Of Black pepner a. ~
Oxyde OF Mercury. Prepared kah, En- GU.
cynrib do. khauany. do. Belladnna. Blue A..
falc'ned Magne,la, Lump do. B ,raz rs6os.
and crude, Carbonate Ammouia, Bernud,
row kon', y u ho'r'' Conserve Roses. l,ec.,
Jalap, Caldmel, FLUID E1t SatsararfI, =,
verwor', Chloride Of Lime, Sal Hraps pa.
Ashes, Mace Hlhgy, biea ched 4 Gpm.. G,,,,.i
do. NnImegs, CioVes, Mace, Cessm, POM
JY"hc este, Preston Sails, Arnnape paoc..,
do, kidder's Durable Ink, Beat, Ii5 ~.
sar Oil. b ack and Red lnkpow,,rr. Ssal'a,
Wax aud Waters, Tooth tInshee, hs,, a.
shaving do, marking do, Can-l's Han nsI
CHS, snulI boxes, match boys, Ic,ilnr5.
Alacaboy snuff, Reeves Wattr ,oiors ~.
lamps, lamp glasses, &c. ST.
" a general assortment OF ph6Is al,
Dye SUITS.
phyncrans, merchants aud The public gen,
rally are invited To cali.
\. b. Particular attention paid tn putting m
prescriptions Tor phys aul lau.ties.
October 81 s
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NOTICE,

Z Ply Vlr,ue Of deed Of trust, executed 10
" - the suh.crihers by Archibald Hatcher,
anu duty recorded m Bedford County Court,
The Undersigned viii on Tuesday the 9th daV
OF Dec. nrNt, proceed TO sell. 10y way OF public
auction, npun a credit OF IL months, At the
Groyels Stute OF lho. J. Old, near the Siaugh-
tea Fen of II. loradr. about one mAe from
LEnehbnrG, upon The Lynehburg and Salem
Turnpike roaa. the following named Slaves,
40 salI Jepd, or SO many OF them as will salts
fy tne purposes therein named 20 vii b
Chloe, woman, jacob a man, Nathan. a,
man, looi,a, gni SophronIa, g,rl NiCy
""mnn, Maria a woman, Nat boy,
Jalia, gIrl, George a boy. Rhoda, GIL, Dab
uty, boy, Cline, gWl, Matilda, grrl, aud
the increase oi the tsmafs, il any. Bouds with
approved personal security, payable IN twelve
months from the day OF sale. will be required
fn the purchase money. The title TO the above
property is deemed indlspuiable, but tn,.
nod ISIgned as trustees will convey only such
tue rs Is vested IN them by the deed nioresald.
JOHN NJ. OBEY, Tros-
+, SNDNOR, \ tees.
The above sale is made 10y my consent
\ HATCHER.
By consent Of all the parties. the above sale
will TAKE place nj the time above mentioned,
before the Frankie Hotel, IN the Town Of
L}nchhurg.
Nov. ~. Is