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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-28
An T LA NGU LAR SYSTEM OF
VIZ JTING

efOR TUE EASY ATTAINMENT OF q FREE EXPEDITI0Us,
4 and permanent CURRENT HAHD.
MR.. BRISTOW, (of Regent Street, London.
Having been engaged teaching the most respectable
families, merchants clerks, and others in the cities of
Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and New York, re-
specially announces his arrival in ALEXANDRIA, where
he intends (for limited perod) to practice his ngen
and unerrng process Of ersdcatng all bad habits
Of writing IN
TWELVE EASY LESSONS;
ard he confidently anticipates that al! those persons,
whose hand writing, from various causes, may be an,
way imperfect will avail themselves of the present op
portuntyan opportunity certainly not to be neglect
ed. ihasnuch impsrts in twelve shert lessons,
TO LADIES. neat, rapid, and fashionable hand, t"u
Iy elegant, delicate, and ladylke and to GEsTLEaEs
style at bold, free, expeditions, and expressly
calculated for PURSUITS. regardless how
long they may have been Infatuated to, how defcc
tive may be their present mode of writing,
Glasses for LADIES and GESTLEAES, which are SPA
and LIMITED, arranged 10 suit the time and
convenience &C The pupils.
EsrABLr,nmyNr at Miss Ashtons, corner of King and
Washington streets, where specimens of sue
c.ssful ard rapid improvement made by Mr. BPS pu.
pills Of various ages ma, be
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-28
BOOK & JOB PERMITTING
AT THIS oFrrcy.

NEAILi EAEUUIED NJ HIS UFFICE.
CATALOGUES Sale; Bank Checks, witt
" or without name in margin; Cards; Price
Current; Lottery Tickets Law and CONNER .
ciai Blanks; Bills Of Lading; Policies of Insur
ance; Bill Books; Lottery Bills; Militia ~,
ices; Hand, Hat, Shoe, Window, Shp,,. Toh. ."
CO, Horse, and Show Bills; with e7erv Other o..
scription Of LErrER-PKEss pRINrIYs. Gard
Bills, Checks. &c. printed either in red. bIu.
green, yellow, or black
LOTTERY 4ILLs
of every description for sale at this Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-28

Mr.. B will also give instruction the above entire
system of short Hand, by which, in brief but in
teres,inr course of Fight Lessons, the pupil is enabled
to write with correctness and fscy, either from die.
,aton lecture. This system is used in the Bri
fish Houses Of Parliament, the Courts Of Law, and
other principal Public Offices
Those Ladies and Gentlemen who wish to avail
themselves of the opportunity Of learning both, or Ell
Their Of The above mentioned polite and necessary
complshments, will do well To commence Immediately,
AS Sir. b s stay in Alexandra is very limited
A select class of Ladies meets daily at Mr. 9's OF
hce, from IL to 2.
tune 20
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NOTICE.

NUITCE.
~ Having been for several years in posses
sion of q concern in Mr.. NATHAN SHEPHERDS patent
for making and vending his Ointment, known bv the
nam OF H. w. .Iudtins' Patent Specific 0infment'-
and said Nathan Shepherd having obtsined anew pat
ent thereon, and ! having likewise renewed with
n. Shepherd tho interest held before, it is
deemed necessary that public notice be given Of the
circumstance. Having devoted much time and care
during the above period, in preparing and making this
Ointment, and been instrumental in giving it the gene
raj character it has sustained with whatever improve
ment in all this time, it has received present 1t to
public attention. As heretofore, the genuincness ut
The Ointment may be known by the LABEL around the
ointment pot. thus:
Made and Sold ,cholesale and retail near Frederick,
Md By e Hersfons, concerned in the patent right"
hpr,i IS CHARLES GFRSiONS
For sale bv WILLIAM STABi.ER,
june 8 druggist, Fai.fr Street
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-28
~ arehouse to Rest.

S,zA The warehouse at the corner nj King Union
street, now occupied by Nr. James 81. hcitea,
MAY be rented, and possession given 18Th July next
anr 2I SAUL. B. LARMuUR e Co.
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Was COMMITTED

vsHO the Jail for the County of Ale xandra, u G.
4 the Goth instant, negro WIN say his ~
CHARLES LINDSAY.
lie appears to be about ~ years OF age feet inch
es high and we'll made; 81, he is free, and thai he
did belong to TIL estate of Mrs. Ruha EdmOndson, Of
Prince Georges County, Mar, land
The owner is requested to come forward prove
property, pay charges, and take Inn away; otherwise
lie will be disposed of according to law
liORA1lO n. STEELE,
iunc 9S-3t Jsilor
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For Rent,
Spring Goods.
iunc oS-3t

NNELL g. WISE,
FIVE received part of their spring supply of new
III and fashionable GOODS, and invite their friends
and the public to call and examine them.
= One case of Dunsf0vJie BOnnefs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-28
Roots & Shoes.

rIlHE subscriber has just received an additional sup
II DIV of Ladies', Gentlemen's, Misses, Boys and
Children's
BOOTS, BOOTEES, & SHOES,
suitable for the season. which will be sold very low,
either wholesale or retail.
june 4 ~. u hAhAoN'
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This Day Received.

IN sale by WIN. II. MORRISON, Olney's School,
~ Geography and Atlas, 9TH edition
Fessenden's New American Gardener, 5th edition
Hen,baw's Communicates Guide
Tales of Travels in the North of Europe
DO do in Central Africa
DO do west ofthe Mississippi, with numer-
Gus engravings, by Solomon Bell, late Keeper of the
Travelling Library, Province House Court, Bbston.-
These volumes the first of series which are in
tended to supply to the children Of the United States
entertaining abstract Of the most popular books Of
Travels which have lately appeared.
W.h N. NJ has also on sale,
Peter Psrley's Geography
DO do Tales about Africa
DO do do Europe
DO do do Asia
DO do do America
DO do do Sun, Noon and Stan
DO do do Sea
DO do do Islands In the Pac. Oc'D
10 do Juvenile Tales
Ro do Winter Evening Tales
june Is
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For NaliYaX,

- The schooner
,si) IVJLLLiM - ELLZiBEIH
Dla!r1t u~'''' :. NJ. & &. n. JANNEf.
L,vs for sale, now landing from sad sch"pneF
-ut,p, mister -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-28

We, the undersigned, from our own personal obser-
walton Vi the astonishing advancement of some who
have prsctised upon Mr. Brstows s. stem, do cheer.
full, recommend it to the public. possessing real
and intrinsic merit by which the most defective wri
ter may be taught to write easy and rapid hand in
the course Of Twelve Lessons
Robert Gilmor. Meredith,
J Smith Hol!ins Edmund Older,
Jas A. Buchanan, Robt A Taylor.
Peter uoffm.n, David Hoffman,
A. Alexander. ". ID. WIN. Lorman y Son,
Robert Dawson, VIM. ID. AeKln.
Baltimore, June 9.
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For liverpool.
E,or Amsterdam

~ The coppered brig LEDd' ,..
ssRl u. nss,er. will sail about the Isl Juy'
Is. I'll .'o,n fFe;ga, or passengers Apply to
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For freight.
Lnr EYeigMt.

The schooner DESk3H,
sak ,rc;-s $50 bIrreis, now ready
aSk Of cargo, and would prefer igs' gu
ilr An easter" P''' w. FOwLE & co,
iune 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-06-28

Peach Brandy, &c.
- BBLS. Aceomac peach brandy
l chest superior gunpowder tea, in strong SCR
viceable cannisters Of lbs each
chest young hyson tea, in Glib cannisters
Chests and boxes gunpowder imperial, hyson and
young Tyson teas, at prime qualities
Wines, Liquors and Groceries, usual, for sale by
june 10 SAM'L. LARNOUR & Co.
Tar & 'rurpentine for sale.
fSn BBis tar, do. turpentine: Received per
lou sloop Niagara, for sale by
june Is JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
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Notice
10 the Citizens Of this place and the Public &C.
nernAy.
Passengers for Baltimore,
&c. are respectfully informed that
MSfsI89f they can Sc cure their passage to
Baltimore by the 9, - or O'Clock
Line Of Coaches from Washington, by taking seats in
Alexandria at Newton's Hotel or at Cageu's Hotel,
and leaving in the z. 8. 9, TO- II IL O'clock Boats
for Washington asthere will be Coaches at the wharf
to convey them up the Stage Office without any ex
ira charge.
by this arrangement passengers cannot be disap.
pointed Extra Coaches furnished for privste parties
al all times
Fare to Baltimore 50.
IS. Nine O'Clock stage by way of the Rail Road.
THOS. S. BLACKBURN.
may 14-df Agent.
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Pocke et-Doo1 and Notes Lost.


 GSTs Tn Little Rock, on the 2sti or -sl-i S5iii a.oveinber. srnaii Cuij-sSifH EFT le9K ss.sie iss,iillosv- ing papers, to wlt:--A written agre ernent of Rodney Earhart to pay me l5.a0O feet of cypress flooring plank at his mill, da- ted I2th March, la3U. to be paid in octo- Der, ls:}g:-Also, a note executed to A. c. Grandgeen by siias Riehison, for le1 dollars, dated in 1920, and assigned 10 me:--Also, a note executed to Rodney Earilatt, by c. ". Ennis, for S45 72, da ted in 1881, and assigned to me:--Also, an order, drawn by Rodney Earhart, on peays ny favor, for 5e dollars, da- ted in August, 1891, and accepted by N. Peay;--Also, note executed to Samuel Hummer, by Elisha ". & James Owens, for 26 dollars, dated in 1891. and assigned to mc:--Also, note execntcd to me hy CT sssitl; fs,. dollars, dated i,ly oi August, 1891.
 All persons are forbidden to trade for, or in any way to take or receive any of the above mentioned Notes; and the persons who are bound 10 pay them, are hereby forbidden to pay to any one except myself
 JACOB TUTFWIIER.
 Little Rock, December ', fsai-w3t-25
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-21
TO PRINT HN Fa ss

q b sussCfib CT respectfully | egsleaye geA to inform his brethren Of ti.e proics- sion, that he will attend 10 all orders for supp p5ina ;.i! kinds e Printing .H4oser;als. elther rev or second hand, at the very lowest prices. From thorouri kpewly edge, and Ieng experience in supplying these articles, lie feels confident. by his personal attention, to be enabled to mako snch selections as will give satisfaction-- at the shortest notice.
 iernis for new materials. will be siv months, with satisfactory acceptances, af per cent, abducted for cash. ss14s
 Orders received for the Washinrton,. Franklin, and ether presses: Mathers's Ink, Rollers and Type from all tie res pectable Foundries.
 On land, 7G0 lbs. of Whites Minion: scarcely soiIed, a54 cents cash.
 2Ge lbs. Aiinion, 2O0 do. Nonpariel. sQ0 do. long Primer, 100 do. Bresicr. Ijsed only m stereotyping, from which hand. some deduction will be made.
 Two secondhand Washington Medium .1;- ;-is sser. al iso dollars each, cash
 One Snper-royai do. l30 dollars cash.
 G Priniers favorable to the views dSf the subscriber, who will give the abese four insertions, will be entitled 10 tHc dollars in materials I. HOLT. a New York Nov. l9-v4t 4a Wm.s.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-21
asgsl'I EoCg
&H ~ atE KSE.Fg Y

TssHOMAss B. MALONE has est.hI;.s ss3 ed SEMINARY at Little Raeh s'. the instruction Of youth of boti, sexes. 'e'
 inthc ii ale Department, Spelling Hs.ss Ing, Ariiing, and Arithmetic. will sa. taught at so per quarter.
 ,,, fngil Grammar, Geography. Rhetoric. n.loention, Geometry, Natural and Mor.1 Philosophy. and theoretic Chemistry st s6 27 per quarter. Latin and Greek sf 5 = per quarter.
 h the Female Department, which is m. .der the direction Of Miss MALONE. Read. #ins, ' Fiting and Arithmetic will e tsapl,s #at 6, per quarter.
 English fsranmar Geography. Historp attlrai anu Moral Philosophy. Drawins ana iaintiag, at st 9 per quarter.
 3s exercises Of this institution wi, commence OH the 1st Monday in .yanuary next.
 Having been assiduouxiy engaged in teaching for twenty-one years, Mr. MA LONE hopes that l.e is aat cs.tise. ;i,;,,,,.- fuate to the task of instractinr youth and ne assures his patrons that no pains on hi; part shall be wanting.
 Little Rock. Dec. 2sth,. 1920. btyso
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: -'- -
 THE OLEO.
From he Biackmooi Magazine.
 TO AiY CHILD.


 love Q gaze npon thy elteeiE or roseate l,ne, my ekild;
 ioye to mark tity quick blue eye. So sparkling and So mid To 'twine those sunny locks Of thine, And kiss, thy forehead fair. And see thy little hands held up in sweet and gHieless prayer. esthrigi,; end i, ,- ss,,tiiiii ts.ssii as And playful as the fawn, That hounds with footsteps light as air Across tho dewy lava; knd when the day is over, And thy pIeasant gambois dones Thou'It calmly sink to rest nor think Of ills beyond that sun.
 Thou dream 'st not of mothers cares Her anxious hopes. my boy, Thy skies are ever clear, thy thoughts Are fnl of miTth and joy; And nestled in parents arms, Or seated on her knee, lsist'ning to oft-told childish tales, Whats all the world to thee! Moments ef thoughtiess innocence, Why do yc fly so fast, Leaving the weary heart to feet 9ife.s sweetest hoars are past. And flinging OCT the fairy land That blnom'd, when ye were near With light and loyellness, the mist Of trouble, doubt, and fear Ave! rove, ifi all thine artlessness AI...e. tb n vordant mead Ind gather wild flow CTS, springing thick Beneath thine infant tread: And take thy fill of blameless glea, For soon twill pass away; |, too, will leave my cares awhile, To watch thy merry play.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-21

Es y E,,&ssss0


 fa 5 just received, per sstes,a-,,o.. .y.. rssssa :e ' :. .sss GOODS, suitable for the present s,,,ads . ad 7 preaching seasons, consisting of F Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery,
 China, Glass, Liverpool, and Queens ware.
 Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses and Boys bG0'f,s and SHOES. Cue box iiiie sheimerdine iA1S An assortment of Saddleiy. ar ii)0 Sacks of Salt, dxc. Ec. Ail of which. he is determined to se,, ,. very reduced prices for CASH. eai u .4tso, on Commission, I'lcur, Wb;sh.. Bacon, Lard, GSc. A'sAeys .Jaae 9. 1881. Is-fr
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El,.l.N'Es

ElsOR inc accommodation afthose whp
 nay wish so purchase, we have pre- pared ours elves with Blanks ef every des- oription. such as Suminonses. Executions, Bonds, Subpenas, Notes Of iiand- Bills oi ilading, dsc. neatly printed on ilap ps- per, which can be had on tie lowes. terms by applying at the office of the @rkausas Advocate. Also, pamphlets, Cards. Hana- ills, Circulars, and all kinds of letter press printing, done with aeatness aud to ord CT. at this office. Dee.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-21
Ksg gg. .N'g 4,E6E.

" IIII M TltIMBIE, Atforner sr w Law, will practice in the super;ars Court at Little Rock, and in the com t:ss ., oi Ya#fS, f1eHipstead, and lafayette, in 1ae U, lrst Judicial Circuit, and Grittenden. rhlttips, and Chicot, in the Fourth .ludicisl .Slrcul. tie will also attend to the ooE leefing huslness throughout the Territoru
 lis residence, Washington, IIempstesd county, 4. Fl
 July q, Io36. r71f
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

g9aa .sfsfss tag ss II !3s stassale. "A machine forsnciiIu. uldlateorn aud cleaning out Broom Corn, Ilas been invented isy an ingenious Mechanic in this town, which we think promises 10 De extremriY use tui; its appearance Is that oi q winnow- iag mil, having a hopper for the ears ci ear.,, and two or three cylinders be- low. studied with iron knobs, which sepefa,es the kernel from the cob ard se ssis eut the latter nnbroken and clean; wau ths apparatus, two hands will saelI thirty bushels of corn in oHehoarl Eor cleaning ofoo,,i coIii ot its seed. the the brush is laid on after the manner of some tl,Fslshing machines, the iron knobs on the cylinders diyesting it en- sirely of the.seed, without ininring the brush so much as in the ordinary pro- cess: three hands can clean out 20 pounds of seed in one hourl one turn ing the wheel, and the other feeding il with materials. We have seen the ap- paratns in operation, and from the ease with which it works, the simplicity of ifs construction, and the rapid and tho rough manner in which it performs it's tabor, leads us to believe that il is an invention which possesses intrinsic mer- 1i.-Aotthanapton Courier.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-21
FIFTH CENSUS.

DFPAETNENT OF I'
 WassingfoR, 25fh Cct. lasl.
 .YEyHE Accounts of the Marshals oi the United States, in relation to the iith Census, being in course of final settle mont. all persons who have been employ ed by the Marshais in that service, a are re- quired to give information 10 thIs Depa.s ment of the account received ny 'ne"' and of that which remains due from lAe several Marshals, ay whom they "ers respectively employed. &
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Law Notice.

R. CRfTTENDEN aS x. FOW LER, aeAyiNG associated themselves in the -E.a practice of the Law, will attend tfse courts of the Second. Third, and oarth Judicial Circuits, and the Superior Court at Little stock.
 Augast :3l, Iss3l .--tf-G3
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Notice.

EEvHF Subscriber wishes all persons in- debted 10 him by note or account, to call and settle with him, on otbefora tine first day Of January next, as he is in great need of CASH at the present time
 JNO. SMITH.
 .Herchdht T'nglor. Little Rock. Dec, '. 1eal .--wtr-s5
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-21
Read Y-.ALa1,e Clothing.

sSifB auasefioer Ti4l keep on hand for x the accoaaonatian of strangers a feW suits of AD1-sfi.7f3E 1LO7lff.N'Gt, made of tbe best materials, and in tae most fashionable manner.
 Sept. 7-24-tf !. SMITH.
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Resurrection d yMtdeira.--A \ vessel had arrived at Madeira. which states that in consequence of arcport that the French squadron had forced the Bar ol i.isben, and was in possession of the ri- yer Fagns, T revolt among the islanders had laken place in flavor of Donna Ma ria, which, however, was quelled by the Governor, after some trouble. Tie of Geial had thought proper to accuse the English Consul of having circulated this news, and had placed that function ary ulderarrcs1 inthe Consulate House, q large body of troops preventing all in grs>s or egrcss, and he intended to keep the English Consul thus confined until iursher adyiecs from Lisbon.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-21

ciaes, Points, and Dge-sfqfs.-Thcy now offer for sale. at tie large white house, ep- posite ic Joseph Henderson. Esq. the fol- lowing articles, ali as low prices IS they can be procured in aoy of inc Western
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-21

.Nankeen Cotton The editor of the Baltimore Patriot mentions a sample Of nankeen colored Cotton, which grew on.the estate of the Hon. John Forsyth, ofeiseorgia, and a specinenofcloth made of tho same material. in imitation of the India Nankeen, which is a beautiful fabric.
 Nool.- The Boston Patriot states that the imports of wool into that city for the two first quarters of 1881, are i,ii6,75f lbs. The imports for the third quarter are estinaated at S00, GOO. Total import for nine months, l,9I6, 75i lbs. into the single port of Boston -slcae- K !. 2 .p@ss
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'. S.TzEzg1lg. MEIstGHEAN'r fFsATT Ssr

.T. SsEzEyE5EE. MERCHANT T'AII.Ssp Ep EFUiiNsS his thanks 10 his c,.,, a a and friends, for the liberal sbaa. ss' patronage he has received at their la v and respectfully informs them, that apuss h. tss just received a large and spIendid as.a.1 s '.as aient ef E.3-NCY tL0THS-copss,ssa,ss' z; 1s snpertine Blue-Black, v
 do. Ollye-Green.
 do. Brown-Dark Citron
 do. Grey-Drab, Cassimeres-Satinets, and .,. { variety of FANCY silk vesting. Which will enable him to furnish :, e,1t suit Of clothes. or single eeat, made m n, much cheaper, and much JeHer, than esa y be purchased in any part of the rerritorTa {r SHOP next door 10 the Post Q a;ea Ltttts RocA.. June %. fz-r -''ss
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-21

manentlv established themselves in. the town of Little Rock, for the transaction ol
 Mercantile Business.
 They have received a part, and are dai- l ly expecting the balance of their stock O goods, which will render tbeir assortment as complete as was ever offered in the Territory Consisiiag q: English. French
 and Domestic Goods; queens, china, 1 glass, stone and fin ware; boots, shoes l nd bsagaas;; hoei.s and stationary, z gsre- ceres; drugs; medicines; aainis; dye. stuils; 6c. &c.---Among which are, super
 medium, and low priced black, blue and fancy coiared cloths and pelisse cloths satinets; fastians; beaverteens; rose, poini e.s sed l yellow and green flannel; heavy Mar sailies quiits; itnssia sheeting and diapers fancy coiefed bomhazettes. Marino cir l icassians; blne canblets; Tartan plaidsi Swansdowfl, silk and aiencia yestings; ready made elaochs, vests and pantaloons; red padding; sail duck; hnciram; ticking; checks and ginghamss ; Il Al 5-l and 64 brown and beaelied shectings and shir- tipgs; cotton fiannels; cotton diapers; En- giish and French gingbaIns; Marine, Ihi- bet, crape and cassimere sbawIs, Lustrng gauge, Mandarin and other fancy drass kelis Gros2de-nap sateens; fiorences sars- nets; black eeapesi black Italian craYats; black silk stocks; bonnet, belt, gauge, lustriRg, and tafetas rihheas; kid, beaver, Hossi.ip gloves and mitts; Y hitc and fancy colored cotton hose; white, black aud coiorcd worsfed do. cotton and wors- ted lialf hosei thread and hofinet laces & edgings; green gauge k heraize seils; hair < silk, (. bead iadispensahlcs and pursee; Irish linen; linen cambricl1, iiu- er camlrick hdlfs; iaclsonets and cam brtek nluslins; figured and plain 4,fiss, book and iaRli mnsiins; checked. corded aud plain calntricks; English and French eaiicoes of avery description and price; assorted eolors sewing silk. twist aGd threads; cotton and Iimen floss; needles; silver, brass and steel tllimbies; pearl su- per. guilt and lasting coat and suspeBder eattons; taee. sllA k cotton corai siik aud worsted braid
 E.4RDW1RE.
 Britlapia tea and coffee sets; brass ean- aie-sticAs; d9. aisdss irons: dn. snlIt.ers ard traysshrass atA polishd steel sheFela- toHgs; silver plated castofs; window glass; single and Joubfe haf<.ei pereasslen guns; eae pair superior percussion pistols; pcreas sion caps; finis; sisot helts; powder fasks; powder and shot; axes: shovels; spades; wire sifters; antts and screws, nails; tacks; lecks of all kinds; Land, crosseta and nil sawsi tilesi scissors; pocket, shoe, butcher and ease knives; razors; iron, Brit tania and plated tea S.tabie spoons;aiso,
 Teas, Coffee, Chocolate; White Havana, loaf and brown sugar; mo lasses; Tenerife, Port, Malaga ard ss. M vine: vinegar; ciieose: caEtdles: soap, i starch and 1is blue; raisina; currants; al- l Inonds; tobacco; cigars: spices of al kinds, which together with many other articles, too numerous to mention.they are disPe- scd to sell wholesale or retail, and they invite the attention of all their friends | and tl,e public in geae4i.
 | ittla E ll..a 1 i = Snl eG l
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LAW NOTICE
LAW NOTICE.

9RHoMAs HUBBARD, Lawyer, and eA Prosecuting Attorney, for the First Judicial Circuit, Arkansas Territory, com posed ofthe counties of Clark H Hairipstead Union, Lafayette. Sevier and Miller, re- sides at Washington, Hampstead county, viii attend all the Courts in said circuit, aud the Superior Court al Little Rock.-- All prafessional business If civil nature intrttsted to his care, witt be despatched with promptitude. Sums over two hun- tired dollars vii H be received for collection in any part of the Territory.
 slF All rogues made known to him by indictment will receive marked attention
 September, 6, 1S3n. 15tf.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-21
Ds GaH-z S :. .; ..s.

IN FINDER their services in tue variou - branches of their professiontotb tbe cit lzens of Little Rock aud its vicinity, in which place they have permanently set tied, and hope from assid,uty and atteE- ton, tn share portion of the public pat roaage. 0ne or the other may at all times he soand at their 4efioe, If not professiarl- ly absent.
 November, s.-33s3 @