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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-01-20

moisture u10y pe PfeeotvcQ, tnc{<@eu ~
kept until quite me oeg'nn'ng Q! eumneF;
possessing AL Sne'r r,enness 20 O }n'ce' 'no (
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D.r,o,r cou.,ea The 6rst num-
-r S MI. ..;.,, t,l;. lila wns
Dcs = !" q sR'P'' -" 80 =. ~
punlishoQ af Desrcit on t''e S''o W. "''''
reached us by the last mail Il - noS
enoucl, TO snv that it is handsomely
fsor;, q bcaut;fnllv\ printed. The
..rl. ,,.ss of r nm. ~
i'o''o - 'o rapP'''o :. " ,...s~,. =. :. 3 n n
fore the glory Of CeSQx |9n ~ q
should be, the motif o ivory man who
1,,reteuds TO tho - of an American
" y ~ 7 Mi. & J'l ~ Z, !. = ,.,eIl. a. the,
S''''H 81 80 !.
n'ec'' 's'fa''0" " s"0 p-
lndlc improved ana Improving
al, 0f the population of Michi-
rrn erritory. for i would be an abb
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put fQERt p'''c" ~ o"0'sy ~
state "a 4 could nof ~ npPreciass''d'
TI9 |tine is one oftho shortest OF
~ y 80; Il i,,cnbratiens.
-r| Boston Courier.
- 3. - xvho, ~. co,.;ds,.
'.sc ,hs severai ;te~s
,: ~ ~ 81 .ddaS I ,nr.,har nal ! IN
w''on' ~ -, y"sa [ ,'..,s &c s~ca,lsncs we
'"o WIZ "yr"s ''ssI .h.t E .hs h,,shord
~" r:ass,. dass,v;rv oc honorable
nun - 10y a U;.,,c,,, sh-o,.-
o''So ""u assS '.s's's.,. ...,on othsr Grades
s ~s si so.;ot1 o,,r conv;ct;ors
co. ac.h rs.,,,.a - -, tI,e scaIa of hu-
~ ..aroa camneI ms - yarard an
;ndas,r;o~s scorom;cal enterorizinr.
;n,s,l;asn, yeomaurv as decidedly the
..,ss, ,ssisol,is,and ;ndisoeus;hle mem
hars sc .rw commur;tv whatever:-es-
nsc;aI,v cf = republican community-
r.. .h;s raason -the;r s,rtunes are not
made hv conr,;,v the smiles of our
r,,neved nonuIot;on they look not
far realization to the nartisIities of pub
liz favor;,;sm. nor are thcv nor can
tbav he cursed and ruined by its frowns
e. i;cklenes:---Thev possess the means
of living within them selves, and are
not under the disagreeable necc ssity,
of fawning for patronage, or STOPPING
TO flattery for a livelihood, or bartcrine
orin;on. regulations, and conscience
far yold. Their occupation is. there
fore. such as, naturally, to produce in
dependence Of thought, Of feeling and
action ana nv means ofthis acknowl-
edved ;nfiuence q. q ,nay.we think be re-
marked without sihiectipa ,oursGl YES 70
cam.ar;son.. that No class of tbe corr
bcrouse free from al spot;yes 20 deceit.
fnlness so corrcct in their ;udgements
as,.o the honesty of pubIic men. AND
the cons;stcncv of nublic measures,
and so cnt;relv ;ndenendent iu the;r
views ofl Legislative and national policv,
Thev are therefore. estimable mem
hers of Tho commun;tv-espec;alIv ~
n renublichn community for thev
GRO th. n,a;n n;uars which sunport The
go: s -as,om, - - and c..s - -
l"o,c VI n'' I '''
s,,'u''ons Sous.'.u.o 'Ae .,eIvc
Oh war; Tue s'ap'A'y o. peace ana 'ne
spring ., coun'rys prosperity they
Mo, !" sn"r., tne s'anu ,ca'''a.,'-iieau' ,.,'
mhcnSe :S aA .ns ss.seams r VI mca'n' pow,
III P.or'a -. ~" a. ...:.'
"u;ctness and hsro;rsss - hc S;scnvsrsS
SO pure from an alloy Of misery, as a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-01-20

- That large and we'll 6nishsd
store on the Long Wharf. late
iii : the property Of VIM. White.
II Il sufIicicntIy lsrge 70 make
two stores, or dwelling houses. Said store
must be moved offihc lot on which it now
stands. by the 10Th Of next March. For
further particulars inquire Of Capt James
Manchester, Tiverton, or 10
- &. TREvETT,
At his office on tho Long wharf, Newport.
Dec. 3Cth. 1890. T5 ts.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-01-20

House of Reformofion.--A person
livirg not thirty miles from Boston,
hearing that one Of his neighbors had
killed an OK, and thinking that piece
of the surloin would make good Sum
days dinner, called n companiou and
proceeded, after the family had retired
to rest, TO the barn where the OK hung
suspended, with stick between the
tanks. in the usual way. 1t wnsagrced
that he should mount the cross stick
and cut away, whilst the other KEEP,
watch. He had scarcely commenced
operations when the stick slipped from
under him, the ribs closed in and fairly
locked him inside the carcass, his arms
extended above his head and his fee,
projecting from the neck ofthe animal
His companion fled leaving the pris.
oner to be released from his confine.
ruent by the owner ofthe OK, who upor
opening his barn at sunrise, greeted
him with hearty "Good morning ~
Best. ztasseriPk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-01-20

- THE well knows farm on the
f5l4s South end Of Prudence Island,
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and having no domicile in Scotland, the
Count was compelled to take certain steps
in order to avail himself Of the Scots law.
Letters Of asrestnient at the instance OF
the Count and manufactures before the
Court Of Session were accordingly raised
against the ex King. and about sho begin.
ming of Novesrbsr, messenger at arms
was sont to arrest all bis carriages 60,
which was forthwith done jurisdictions
fidanna causd, in order TO found jurisdic-
ton in this court. Immediately thereafter
summons was raised and executed By q
messenger, who cited King Charles the
Tenth, alias MIR. Cupct, TO appear before
the Lords Of Council and Session on an
early day in December. The action being
thus founded according to law. letters ol
arrestment were raised on the dependence
thereof, and srrestlnents laid in the hands
Of On eminent banker here TO the amount oi
about 50,000. We should like tosee how
tour Lords of Councii and Session" will
look with the King at their bar
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-01-20

A, ertract fron, Mr. W;Il;ams's forth
coming state Register for 1891. qivcs
the rumher ofNew snoners in that State
~ o21 ofwh;cb ahn,t n are favorable
- ,ha nrssan, AJm;n;strot;or- and "a
aga;ns,. AZ ,sths latter number are An I
IrPutnam and RocklapJl
counties or,v' no m n.rs are nubI;she Ills
- r'f- '''"- nfrcst
In the city OF New YORK, thStrenpth,
81 papers Of all kinds; Daily Idnd! In
monthly T. There are SUI rous 'osd or
5000 daily sheets pulf D'n' anu nc
r,i-weekly. and Sc. O.O0ge' IN eAc'a-
'whole<number of papd rom .ne auu,-
Nv ;n wear is fousiy Witnessed,
0 ~. .0|)O- In the VII ne dangerous ano
4 ~. Thesuaper mr. \. was per-
n1 q .kf fho mo'"en' 'ne stag.
red "A. xious spectators "
Of il. at q 1As VIC u"'oi i'u''"'. :, :
u t"e 'nou' e
Fron Cob5 "re 20 p'esc"' n,e
The reader viii NJ sloIhacn' ""no
prince Of Vat@i scheu 'or q sur
gaNegs vrs 60 pu'es' ~ wv
esafls ha c.ai,"e '"e
lier lnousn seseIe
la2 sAss@ iI..a'eIs - az a.
,.oar Gg nat ne eAPec'1
pee il5 ibe sea Q, 20 resu'ns
: : =, -.,..--,,,., - y sc 'inueeo
gainst them in the helhso q ~ operate
on Monday night, Aye, that Y .o'ne'
pretence. but if true, what knye t''ssx
- ~ - n. -- Al =
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No men labor harder than printers
no men are more scantily paid in
proportion to the wear and tear ofmen-
tai and physical constitution--no men
in tMs community, we are quite certain,
are called upon for SO large an amount
in proportion to their means, of grat,l-
itous scrwces--and we believe that no
men perform those unpaidservices with
more cheerful alacrity. The boldness
or mdli.essaSsec i.esssscM M upon the newspaper
proprietors would justify the infsrenrs
that they supposed types and presses
to cost nothing, Journeymcn and mp.
prentices to labor and live without need
Of food or clothing, and paper makers
to furnish costly material withou,
asking for payment. We have nc
doubt that each of the proprietors OF
the daily papers in this city gives e.
nough annually IL tho way Of gratuitou.
advertising for persons or societies who
are able and ought to pay, and in news.
papers for which he gets neither credi,
nor thanks, to dcfray the expenses OF
educating his children, even though he
might have son or two in college. II
some rich fellow, who inherited his
money without earning it, were to give
away half rs much, he would he lauded
"sky high, " as the prince of philanthro
pists and his name would ring along
the Atlantic from Maine to Mexico, anc
be echGd from the Rocky Mountains
MS benefactor OF his race. A few
hundred dollars, given in a lump, il
something to tellof; six-pence at time
q dozen times day, is never thought of
Boston Courier.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-01-20

Tnr x.Ksxo IN Law surr.--The
following article y FROM the Edinburgh
Scotsman.
RorAE CAsAnfvms.--Ws mentioned
some time since lhsS nine carriages belong
ing U thx e. Kioe of Essnse fior the prop
X: ;s'' :sss; q 3 ~ - I. : a. s'ss:: sssi: /:
Z Z . ,.. !s:|s q = ~. &. s,'y; Y:
ocs1lar jou.n ~ & eur spthes|<y ~
ropealinx >[1 ||< 'Yho ex rsysl carriageo
sro sliIl Z 61|o| o||>o vie, and as We staso1
before, ne ~ tSs which they are s<tach
ID ansoun(s % 81 pretty considesable sum.
Aftcs the dosfructieA Of The Bsetiis a1<hc
French 1evoIoajcn ofl70a. while the Bour-
Bon family vcfoE yiag Sfom France = Ger
msay. ne whole beggags wsgens Of their
military escort wefo arrested on (1e route.
Louis XVIII. and Charles X. both then
uoisr di9sTos( coeoomens, wore of tAe
por1g. end b. The most urgent entresties
pgoyDilo& uDoa Cbuns ds Pfaf de PqGh6sn-
ksfss d $s &s. Y bssens Seeusisv 10 "
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'-it is generally believed that mel. oi genious do write in very obscure, in- firm, Or eccentric character, suca as Bly, ron and Chambers, and Jeffrey, and botnPafte. HERBERT.
 " Hasnington wrote fair, open, manly. stralgat forward line-every letter iegl- blc and distinct, bearing the same rela. tiou in the composition of the word that his actions and all singular bore in the formation of his. general character --nothlng hidden or mysterious. .Tef. .esses.7s hand writing -ssas bold and mas cuilne-partaking of the ciearness. pu. rlty and flrmness of his own great mind. sbonaparIe wrote most hideons and unreadable blescrawl--appeafing as thou gh while writing he was attempting to dodge an enemy's fre-yery little oi tho gcncra!shiiT; about it. BBurke's writ ing was most uneven and hurried-look- ing as though his thoughts quarrelled tor utterance, and in their struggle put : the outer man in commotion.
 Hamilton wrote light running hand. quite sparlng of ink. Cannings pen snanship Partook of all tie chasteness and classical purity, and at the same time of all the nervousness of his mind. Byron ssstooping to touch the loftiest thought, as though it scarce deserved bis verse" wrote 'slike very mad,'' to the great bespatterment of his paper and ruified shirt, which by the way, we be- iieye, he never wore. We have had our eyes upon the scribbIings of divers other poets, diyines, statesmen, warriors. lords and ladies. But they have long split their last quill and death subscrib- ed their manners-Fiais. We turn from the dead to the living:
 Madison writes fair. firm. unr;obt. line, without distinction of hair and bo. dy strokes; and not unlike him writes Marshall. The autograph of J. o. Aa- ans is neat, manly and perpendicular- Jackson writes rather clumsy, careless hand than otherwise, as if with a mad pen, and yet it is characteristic of his firmness and Independence. James kent's caligraph is perfectly unique to be compared 10 nothing but itself.-- Brougham writes hastv hand, but with good pen and full of ink. Peel writes with stiff pen, but with considerable faete and soberness. Cebbeff writes ~stb @ry-just as he does every thing
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ATKIEsoN,s cAsnrr

Gems q LiiaTaiure, F # o0d Sea-..
 AeH No. oi shis popular u,s,.ti'ss r,II'.,-a.ss a E. odicai fer Ie3s, viii e.r,.s ..,..'.ss Perl moro royal oetayo pages of lette- F. or closely printed on fine type and aod.i riess, per, forming al the end of tie @ alise ei aneut oeo pages. Price s2 5F s.,
 Every No will be embeilisbed viii
 elegant Copperplate and seyersl ls-'l "1sa, one v oeo gFaPihgs, Aiusic. and iIlnssrss;.-aes of Botany; besides beautiful I,.. sla1iens and a general Index for the yol,... .sie-fsge topperPIales will embrace pottrs;.. lie nfost distinguished men, fbe I... - our Views, and fancy Pieces, equal te s.'.oas, ,,'a, ahg periodical n the Uaifed Sfofss muse of
 n elegant plate of the latest F..t.
 vii be published in the January N aif of the Figures 3 full length pa.. ohe 9ueen Adelaide Of England: Isay :. si1 D CT ,i Dress; N aiking Dress. and Car s,s ai' T sah ban, of the newest style. A"a uf-
 Tie February No. will conta,.
 did Portrait of asIsington. pleh- Scripture Piece for March. is in sIa si,s ot the Engraver. The snbseol,ent '.,us a.e cravings will be of the best onalify eA'
 Liberal premiums have been ofIera5 = ctsaiee eFigiiiai contributions. \ nd s1s so1 cIal care will he taken Ia have tbt pes iions of the most interesting and i.s,a zee tive matter, consisting of Moral I.suc- Taii i'iogfaP,ss s,g E s; historical Sketches, Poetfv - The Nolumes of the Casket for 1897 .so '29, and 'Se, ,-embellished with 2 oraa. -.S. ss. ter Of engravipgs. bound or in Noss nun still De lad, price s2 5e a yoltne nay ray may be the last opportunity Of abt.;-! ,lis complete sets. But small nunsbas s'',lhg what IS required for present subse.,pIf 9fef wltl be published in 1881. Address 9er ders post paid) s' tor.
 SAMUEL C. ATKINSON
 <-4W IF Chesnnt-street, Philadelnb;,
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IsxETLE rocR E g.g EEW E..

fEsHOMAS B. MALONE has est.bEsh
 - ed SEMINARY at Little RacE far the instruetIon of youth of both sexes.
 In the Male Department. Spelling Read. ing, Writing, and Arithmetic. will be taught al 8 per quarter.
 ,z Ehgllsh Grammar, Geography. Rhetoric, pioeutlon, 2, Geometry, Natural and Moral Philosophy, sn and Theoretic Chemistry. al. so s = per quarter. Latin and Greek. at s4 90 per quarter. "
 Tn the Female Department, which is un- ger the direction of Miss MALONE. Read ing, " rlting and Arithmetic will be taught at s per quarter.
 English Grammar, Geography. History, Na1urai and Moral Philosophy, Drawing and Painting, at s6 9 per quarter.
 ffe exercises of this institution viii commence on the lst Monday in January next.
 Having been assiduously engaged p teaching for twenty-one years, Mr. Ml LONE hopes that he is not entirely made. qnate to the task of instructinc youth. and he assures his patrons that no pains on hi part shall be wanting.
 Little Rock, Dec. 2sth, 1880. bty4o
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else. Dr. Chalmers, as With the featIl- cred cid dipped ID ink--a real spider scrawl. A eDsler like a hopeful child of tte tariff school. giving encourage ment that improvement will follow ex- perienee. W. Irving writes d perfect lawyers hand, as though he wished 10 one could read ii buthmself. N. Scott's autograph Is rigid and seraggy, though tolerably legiblel Croly. writes with a furious, rambling. excursiye, but yigor- ous paw. Wadsworth, as though he bought ink by the barrei-a down right crow-bar-hand. Jeffrey, writes as fine wrote against lime, with stick dipped in ink--nothing 50 hideous and unintel- ligihle, yet there is a power and viyacity about It not unlike the man. Cfabb's hand writing is neat. elegant and woman like; and Mrs. Hemans masculine, bold and strong-Iroy Budget.
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NOTICE.

A LL persons are hereby notified that a I, 4 certain note executed by Nicholas feay and Thomas w. Scott, for the sum 2. of seventy five dollars. infavor of X bra ham :, 'ecfest. dated on or near the lst Of Novem- SSer, is''s', will not be paid by said Peay < ,3co,t, uniess compelled by law. This note sne oh's one secrest holds against the proved to be wholly vaineless.
 NICHOLAS PEAY.
 ffoMsS ". SC1Ti.
 Aa'f'e H9ch, Eco. 2, 1s31. 45-g
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Notice

IT HEREBY forwarn all persons from B trading for, or taking an assignment or note Of hand, executed by me to Thomas M'Cabe, for S10, bearing date March on April, 1880. As said note has been satis- fed, am determined not to pay 1t again, unless compelled by law.
 GEORGE N. HARRISON. August ', 1s3I.-20-3w
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4 Negro for Sale.

a B1 VIRTUE of an order o1 AK the Circuit Court for the coun- ty of Philips, Territory of Ar PK/ kansas, entered at the June sza,zlzz.s term, 1851, I will expose 10 sale. by public Yendue, at the Court house door, m said county of PhiIIins. on SGtHrddg, the l:h of August aeut. for casI, Tn hand, NEGRO MAN who has been confined Tn Jail as q runaway slave since the Sth day of February last. Said ncqro IS about thlrty-two years old, five feet seven and three-quarter inches bi0b vel low complexion, both ears croppcd tLe iiEss joint Of 1ttso fora-fiBeer of in. ,,.ff hand says his name is Alfred. Vbeo tt;s fellow was committed to Jail. be stataa that he belonged to Mir. WilI;am Gl,ra, iiving on the ' ashita river. Since fbaf ,,me ., ne has stated tllat he belonged to a ,,ir. - " 1iiilan Leveret, who lives in St ' rrancisyille, Louisiana; and he now states li that ms proper owner Is Henry Smith. Of south earolina, from whom he was kid mapped about seven years since, that he vas sold Tn Kentucky, taken thence to '.o,iisiana, there sold; that he absconded and was sold for the Jail fees in St. Fran clsFllle, andthat when he was apprebend- ed ne had broken from the Jail al tile afore- said place a'o'e
 Sale will be at I2 o'clock, A. NJ. of said aay' unless the owner of said negro shall appear on or before that time and rocla;T, his property. A'i''
 HENRY L. BIsCOE, Sserir <, .Jn;,o,.
 of Phidips couatp. n. '.
 Hetena, 22d Juae, 1881. I5-6n
 Frs fee, SII 37s.
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1TTfeE oF=t Tsfsi : | \ A \ |,
 FOR CLAIMS, 49 NALL-sr. Nrs.'ysN.s Ns.ysses
 JAH.IS2 oRk, RUBIIG NOTICE is hereby eive,, z persons whom t may concern - ail Claims. Debts, Inheritances. SSc1 na1shl5 rsi'ls or recoverable abroad. that fbis s.eae s.e las established, under tie special anss;as,, -, and patronage of distinguished ind,v;sa,'s,s a.sss III thls country, regular corresnondenes "ltf eminent Bankers, G c. in the nrinc;naI ports and capitals Of Foreign Goyernrne ea,s n commercial relations u;th .ke r...s,, states; through the mediation whe reof snol. Faiid claIms as may be confaea .4sasas,'N VIII be expedited for settlement an3 promptly and effectively recovered. ,vbaa Iarnlsted by tie claimants with the sn;ta ste 2, tegai proofs and vouchers, together w;fh the requisite Power Of Attorney. ta ha taken and acknowledged before any .Tndae gi q 1ouf' of hecord, or other conpeten. = WI magistrate, Municipal AuthoT;,- 4, ssosais fabiici and tie whole duly auflep. Territory in wIief fl.e same ',ss o1 fected and legalised by the appropriate fs'. Fo. reign Consul. . '@se v
 Having also established a sim;lsrcorro. pondence throughout the United stafes'aas british ainerica. tine like claims for 70. soFei4 in any part thereof respecti,elg "'ll 9e received and efficiently attended ta T eehaii of American as well as foreirp. claimants 'sh' .. Orders for the investment of funds n eioftgage ot Freehold property. or in tbe purchase Public Securities of the United r'afes, Canal Loans of the States of ew. ofk, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Ssc. punctually and faithfully executed. '''i'5 spplicatlons addressed to this Agency iu eHses requiring the investigation of claims search of record, or tbe interye,t;aa Z, legal proceedings, should be aecomnao;ed wit, an adequate remittance to defra, tls preiimlnary charges and disbursements at tending the same, and all letters must bs post paid.
 AARON H. PALMER. Counsellor 9fthe s. C. offhe '. s. .qcfaarq
 ISw47
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Administration .Anf.ce-

.1dnln7Stf0tto9l .jfOffce. 1HHE undersigned having obtained from @ the Clerk of the Circuit and County Courts of St. Francis county, Arkansas Territory, Letters of Administration. on the estate of Uifham Searcy, late of said county, deceased, bearing date the 9tl. day oi March. 1881, hereby gives notice to all persons having demands against said cs- tate, 10 present them duly authenticated. according 1t jaw, within one year from the date Of said Letters, or they may he nra- clnded from deriving any benefit from said estaie; and if said demands be not present. d as aforesaid within five years, they will be for ever barred
 All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate ,menf
 GREEN R. LINCECUM. .4am,r.
 9f the esfate ef Vm Searcv, dec'd. June ,, 1851. I4-3to
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". Ds Nls NOIbIlN I. It. 4fh Inf and . Q IT yT 6 2

Ll. 4fh ID. aud fl. e. .N., Q. s. 4.
 VasningfoR, June 27, 1881 Jt5-3ro
 N- B. The time of receiving the above Proposals, is extended until the 18th Au- gust next, and separate proposals received for opening tine whole road or for opening the parts from Washington to Little E ocls. and from Little Rock to Jackson.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-08-17

Married, in Bath, stuben county. \. '. on the lIth of June last, Mr. Moses Alex ander, aged 9s, te Mrs. Frances Tomp- kius. aged Io5. isheF were taken ont of bed dead the following morning.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-08-17
Runaway Negro in JaiI.

a " as committed to the Jail of A this county, on the Sd instant, A by William fharp and William PN Standley, NEGRO MAN, who s..zAszs> calls himself Charles. Said ne-
 gro IS about twenty-si K years of age, five feet seven and thrc -qnarterinch. es high, stout and we'll made, very black complexion, small protuberance on the left cheek ,-another on the left arm occa- stoned by bite, and some marks of the lash upon his back.
 The said negro states that he was raised Tn North Carolina, by a 3lr. David Harriss. by him sold to D. :. Whitefeld, of AIaba- ma, who sold him to John T. Davis. liyjnr Tn Hardeman county, Tennessee, ahotlt two miles from Bolivar, who is Us present owner.
 The 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, IShe,if
 a'sa Jaifor of Phttiips ceai.fg. Helena, June 9, Is31 I5-I3so
 Prs fee, SI5 95.
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Notice

' WILLIAM JARRETT, having been s9 appointed Guardian of Eti<nBeth Per kifs, at the late July Term of the County Court. fer the county Of Lawrence, in the Territory Of Arkansas. hereby declare all contracts which said Eiizabeth may enter into. without my approb ation. to be void and of no effect, as said Elizabeth Is re- cognized by said Court as an idiot.
 Given under my hand, at Columbia. lawrence county, A. T. 10th July, 4. D. 1881. WILLIAM JARRETT [.
 .Jaty lo, 1s3l-lodsc Guardian, &.c.
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z.s-r- nrs1xa-Vsr
 OItA%s -A 1aS9s. Post of 47'ksaasds.

gRHE subscriber grateful for the liberal - encouragement he has received. res peetfulIy informs the public. and particular ly gentlemen and families coming in, and passing through the Territory, tlat he con- times to keep a house of PvBIIc EsTER- PAYMENT, al the sign of tie Orange Tree, in tue Post of Arkansas. His table will bc abundantly supplied with tie best the country affords, and his stables with pien- ty of the best forage, and he trusts by his unremitting attention to his guests, 10 mcr- t a continuance of the public patronage.
 R M TARLT0N.
 May. 1nth Ia3f. s-ea,
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Notice.

Road from U.1SHTNG TON 10 JACK
 SON, iR the .4rkaHsas Territory.
 SEALED PROROSAIS "li be received, at z ashington. Hempstead county, \. T. through the Post-ofiice, until the 3lst of July next. for opening road from Washington, in Arkansas Territory, to Jackson, in the same: The road to be opened sixteen feet wide, and bridges to be erected oyer suci, streams as may require them, and all swampy ground must be causewayed.
 Proposals directed to
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-08-17
The Steamboat " Wayerley,
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 Little Rock, June 10, 1891. 4etf