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$3.50 Gsf'. 0OHec, SfaEE, &C.
ENiiE subscriber has hand, aud offers fer
K sale, at low prices,
SO hhds cheap n. o sugars
10 90 prime s.. Cr"ix do
200 bags Rio green cciicc
80 TO old lava do
40 hhds w |. md n O. rolcssos
1000 sacks l. rpoo filed >at
80 do ground alum do
$50 casks cat nails
5000 lbs country i-cn and plough plntes
80 chests imperial and gnnpowder tras
20 ioXes end 10 b5ls PniIadeIphiA sssrekl
40 bbs loaf and lump sugars
10 boxes do double refined DO
10 kegs salt pcirc
100 bbls S ark Armistead's gin
rs do mackercI, No 10
so casks genuine Malaga wine
10 do S. Madeira do
so boxes bunch ra.sns
bales soft shell almonds
30 boxes prime cheese
90 boxes soap
30 kegs dds crackers
80 Eests wood boxes
IS doz, leading lines and bed cords
100 reaRis writing Hud wrapping paper
40 boxes winGosy glass
80 do t"iiox and sperm candles
800 lbs country tanned soal leather
800 lbs Virginia cotton yarns.
Alsn-Sperm md tanners oil iDdica. rnsSs
der, coPPeras, alum, allspicc, PEPPER, ground
| ana race glngrr, with variety of otho, -.ods
Country merchants end dealers viii clAsss
call and examine for Themselves
JOSHUA j. FRY.
Next door TO Otis, Dunlop 81 Co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
Al ARRIEn

On 'fuesday, tl,c llth inst at Grocn Hill, ,hs
residences of her father, ky the RoT. Charles Pave.
MIR. JoHs ". MosaY. Of Nelson County 30 yiss
VIsoINiA, second daughter cf Mr. Frederick CALsn
Of Buckingham County.
On Thursday evening Lass, by Elder James B.
Taylpr, Mr. Erwin II. CARTER to Mis. Asa u
PAuL. both OF Henrico County.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

we learn from most of the Georgia papera on
both sides, that contrary to expectation, Mr. Lump
kin is elected Governor. The Georgia Courier
says:
The exact number of votes that Mr. Iumplin
VIII receive over Mr.. Gmcr, is not We. known:
but 1t seems to be conceded on all hands that Mr.
Lumpkin will be the Governor. However We NAV
feel on the subject, we obliged to say Con
5cnt,"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

WV OHLEASE. oct. 4.
Tic ET7,ls-Not a Mail arrives. but VIC arc obi
gca - complain of the shameful ual.administra-
ton Of The Post Office Department. By Saturdays
mail which by the way was not finally distributed
unill Sunday, We received papers from ali plr.s Of
Tic Union Of every variety Of dl;c: for Instance
the Portland Advertiser oGlbc %, 3D. 10th ana I3tl,
Sel Boston papers Of the 5lh. 11.h and 1z.h.
Albany gus o. tbs sta, liz. en3j2.Ir E.Yo7z
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

We omitted yesterday, some remarks intended to
accompany the 18th No. of Wythe. 1t will be OBJ
served, that this No. was written before the norui
nation of Mr.. Writ, by the Anti-Masonic Con-
vention The delay i'll our republishing them, has
been unintentional. We shall continue the series
rs rapidly as possible.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

New OGLEaSs, Oct !.
E'f'hf nj onr CHl.--Wc contine to announce
the hcath Of our City. lest our silence might be
Interpreted 10 evil cause. There is no change
since our last report. The patients in tho charity
hospital are 225, and The deaths during the last
week at this institution amount to 9. We do not
nov apProhcnd any danger Of sickly season,
appearances too favorable TO entertain arv sns
piciGus.
Tic steamboat Auakapas was on Thursday
night destroyed by fire.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

The following is extract of letter from the
American Consul in Vienna, (Austria.)
vienna, 18th Aug. 1881
'The Cholera is raging in Pest, in Hungary,
where about so persons die daily.
dug l4th.-It has also appeared at Raab and at
Presburg in Hungary, and the anxiety is great
that nothing else is thought of at present.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

Newspaper Pdtron-The editor of the Guern-
soy Ohio Times, extracts the subioned running
account from his books for tho benefit of his edi-
torial brethren abroad
B. r. WckhuIh, Esquire,
To John Horsh, DR..
For subscription to times" frsm April ] so .ni
10, 1880, TO April Is, 1881. % ~
BY running o,oay-in full, 50 so
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

The Nullirs have again succeeded in obtaining a
majority in Charleston. In the late election for
members of the Legislature, M. J. Keith was cleo
ted by majority of votes. Keith l35l-John
Robinson 1916. This division of parties, is about
as equal as any We remember to have seem
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

ArcusTs. (C5co) Oct. 13.
Inc only paper received at this office this morn
ING was the Columbia Telescope. largo pump
kin you'd have been equally as agrcYube, and Of
moro uso 60 VS., = might have been more on
level with our understanding. TIE Northern pa
Pcrs have failed very often lotoiy.-COurjcy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

Erecnfi0n.-Jarcd, the slave condemned bv tho
last County Court Of SPotsylvana, for tho murder
81 ms wife ondtwo children, was executed near tho
courthouse on Friday last, Tho 18th instant.
Two slaves caPitallv convicted al tho same time
with jared, one for conspiracy and the other for
burglary, and two others subsequently, condaln.
ned Tor conspiracy, have had their sentences com.
mulcG 10 nsportation.--F Fred Herald.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

papers of the 5t, 9th, It'll, Sth, 9th I2ih 18th and
latin Philadelphia ofthc eth, 10th, 18th and 18th
Baltimore of the 7th 6th, 9th and 10th. Charles
ton l2,h, 2fst and 22d. The papers are nearly
various as the dates, and consequently, the blame
cannot lie with the editors. Many ofour exchange
papers did not to hand at all. Ofcight papers
which ought to have been received from New York
of the 10Th, we received but one, the Commercial
Advertiser. Argus.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

Rex. DIR. Mcdowell, of Elizabethtou n, IN. j.
Gas been unanimously appointed professor of &c
ciesiastical Hisary and Church Policy in the Uni
on Theological SEMINARY at Prince Edward, Viz
ginia.--N Y. Com,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

The returns from the New Jersey election as far
as yet heard from, are highly encouraging. Little
doubt remains that the Legislature will be in accor
dance with the late congressional return.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

Great meetings Of the "Frends Of the Com
nercia!, Agricultural, Manufacturing, and Ne
chsnic interests" have Just been held in Boston
Baltimore, and elsewhere, and numerous dclcra
tons have been appointed at them to s.t he Gene
raj interest Convention" TO be held at New York
on the Goth inst.
AZ Boston, Mr.. Saltcnstall, Of Salem, on taking
the char, after being appointed to preside, stated
the object Of the meeting and said "it had bcnr
rendered peculiarly important By the alarming
ground which had been taken by Convention
which had recently been held in PHILADELPHIA
that Of denying the consttutiouatv ofIavs for tho
which milliore had been invested in numerous
and various cmploymerts and establishments. and
whose legitimacy had never been questioned til
within 4 short time"
Nc believe that the majority &C {ho Philadelphia
convention, did not, IN asserting TO the Address
consider themselves as denying tho constitutional
iy OF the Tariff, but merely stating the fact tina.
there are persons who do deny it.-Nai. Int.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

cDh'i!c, OF notorious memory has acted thc
gan OF me discohtened Peers, and the conversu-
. non between him and the citizen king was any
'hlhg bat concatory.
ours mos; responsibility
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

f'tr. Philip Alexander was, on Friday last, eject.
cd Teller Of the Farmcrs' Bank Of Virginia, at
fredericksburg, rice Hugh NJ. Patton, chosen
Cashier.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

We observe, by late papers that LOUISIANA and
RHODE ISLAND are about electing Delegates to the
National Republican Convention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
POSTSCRIPT.

LoNDoS, August 81, 1881.
have seen letters from Vienna dated 30 Au-
gust, which Of deep interest Tho chelcra
morbus III spite Of all precautions Of tho govern
nent has made its appearance in Vienna, and set
the whole capital III frghtlul state Ufalarn. Eve
~ one flies from the city, and the road TO Trieste
TO Era'z to fraguc and 20 Limit covered with
carriages. The confusion is general, and to add to
the terror, Couriers are daily and hourly arriving
from hungary and Gaicia with news of he rro
gross OF the instruction there. 1T is no longer
doubtful that the long stihcd dissatisfaction OF the
HungarGns with the Austrian Government has at
last broken out into open instruction. The great
er part OF Upper Hungary from the Carpathian
mountains, (thc frontiers Of Poland between CALI
cia and iungary,) down TO the juncturo Of the
1 hess and the Danube. little less than in n
state of revolt caused al first by the restrictions on
the trade with Poland, and afterwards by the
sanitary GORDON drawn from Oedenburgh, up to-
wards Vienna The Austrian government has
already Withdrawn the Gordon; but tho popuiar
forces, far from dispensing arc receiving every
hour new strength by the accession of disealis-
| hed noblcmcn. Thousands arc in arms, and the
ilame of instruction spreads further and fur
Their down into Lower Hungary Tuo re-
gimcnts have been sent forward with rark
Ut horse artillery. The confusion in the rc-o rr
meht IS said TO bc beyond description, ar similar
symptoms Of dissatisfaction show themselves every
where, kD& TaoTc especially in BOHEMIA and Cali
Gu nc sane letter says, that orders have been
forwarded 10 Italy for five German Regiments fc
DC employed against Hungary. Should this he the
case, the Italian insurgents will fuvc better nc
di"ior in the troubles Of Austria, than Franco hls
been to them. Bo!egH1 has again risen against
the fonthcol authority, and the National Guards
throughout the territory of Bolo rua arc orre,zsd
and firmly resolved 70 resist tic entry rs the Pr
pal troops Previous ia The spreading Of The in
snrrcction in Hungary, the Generals Prcacd, Ben
thcin and Baron GcPPcrt had received orders to
hold themselves in readiness 80 march At jhc frs.
signal again into the Plpal States This may now
become impossible. Prepare sooner OF later 10 hear
o! = general conllgratipn iC the East OF Europe
The report or rather the news communicated IL
my yesterdays letter, requesting tho appointment
Of General Krukowicci;y and Prondzirsty. has
been contradcicd to-day on Exchange, letters ha.
ring been received Of different import, according
towbc;i tho dcputltion sent 90 i;n hcad-G1gr'crs
'was secretly ordered 90 watch Slzg1ccEy. II is
To he hoped that :iis last intelligence may prove
true-for should the Warsaw club have really acted
the dsCr1ccful drama of which it is accused, thon
The Polish cause is lost with Il Vengeance.
seoirom the Paris papers that the Moni;our
contradicts positively that Marshal Macdonald
has been treated harshlv by Louis Philippe re-
peat only, that what have stated IS literally true.
hJTshll Noc3oaG,d, t,,e s57-.--!av g. Coast Seu-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

Our friend of the Register must be content
with the following from the Enquirer of July 5,
1898. 1t is all we find, in connection with a
fourth of July celebration in Richmond, relating
to domestic manufactures, from 1907 to 1911 ncIu.
sivc' The incident mentioned by Mr.. Niles, il he
be not mistaken in the fact, must have occurred
elsewhere thar Richmond.
Zone of the most striking parts of the spccta.
cies OF this day, the large number of Virginia
clo" SUITS which adorned the persons of our cit
izens.-It was a badge for the consolation and on
ccouragement of the bciligcrent powers of Europe
Upon thus homcspun, enthusiasm and the spirit OF
independence have ''stampt all the value, all
the PRIDE OF ornament" Many Of these manufac.
lures, though obtained at very short notice " Gre
handsome specimens of what our skill is competent
to accomplish. When the use of our own cloth
snail become the fashion Of the State as it is ra
Pidiy Incoming, the wheels and looms of Virginia
will rot be deficient in the fnoncss and clc9ance
OF European fabrics"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
NgW-MARKET RACES.


Jockey Club Purse, 5000, four milo heats
J. 7. Whites g. h. Collier, 10y Charles
years old, I I
W. X. Johnsons S. II. Andrew, by Charles,
years old, Q o
w. II. Mingc's b. h Mayday, by Archie, 5
years old, 2
I'VE were unable to ascertain the time
n swcePstakc for years o!d,cots and FLIES, two
.Tn,lc heals 800 entrance, half forfeit
- J: Hare's Contention FLY,
D. Meade's Arab FLY 3
w. Wyun's Archie colt, dis
Iimc-ist heat, Am. Is.-2d 10. an 49,
Hon 10 ffy, iBJshroorts.-Sprinkic LITTLE salt on
the inside rart,if they genuine they will turn
black, If poisonous yellow.
Kia'ey 5ta July, 1s31.-Our Flour market remain,
at sland--He saleS-Hominal value, 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

we have received in the Telegraph today, Gen.
Fun Green's answer TO Major Eaton. It is doc
ument we shall feel bound to lay before our readers
as soon as possible 1T gives n most beautiful vie
OF how things were managed at Washington, du-
ring the political contest which placed Cen Jack
son in the Presidential Chair.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

EEEAWING Oft tho Dismal Swamp Canal Lof.
81 tory, Extra, No. 3:
4s, so, ~, ~, ~, 80, q, ?. Is. IS
No 3 D. 50, Capital Prize of 81 900, sold 4,
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L1lsSit,


Yesterday morning 18th inst. at Mansfield.
itcnrico County, the residence of. NJ. Deicampo,
Miss Mary AHH CIEyGRNeF, ia the d year of her
age. She was u native Of Paris, [Francs,l but &
resident III Richmond, va. for upwards Of ahirty.
five years.
u Our subscribers in this State who have act
paid their subscriptions TO collectors viii con-
Ter fav"r OH US, by sondiag the sums due US by
mail' or by lnombcrs of tbs Legislature. Oar re-
cessiilos make tho call urgent. 70 subscribers cut
CT Tho State, or ip distant part of it, where We
have no COLLECTORS employed, wo mus; mako more
direct appeal. We shall 10 compelled to stop all
such subscriptions, year is in ar,
reaFs. Bitter experiences has forced upon us the
necessity of zach rule.
!Hs sSsTlrLrIlSAL NusG publi.hru ~ c. a COX
(HonGay aad Thursday cyeniugS.) FIVE dollars rer
| amauu, pay aoic in advance.
FOR advertisiu5 >quoIe Tor less the FRS,
insertion uGd 30 for eaEh continuance Tire mum
Der OF Insertions most he noted the Ms orherw ise
The advertisements viii be continued and charged accord
insy.
Previous to e;sconsnsgnce CT the paper. all srrsar-
is .,Tl ~ no NAV ~ ,I 10 dis,
continue, VIII notify lie Editors 10 mai frcT III rax
twenty days before the period expires for which they
sutzCrbt.
Noes of chartered specie paying Banks Of any OF the
,taes VIII ae received IN payment for subscription
tie VIZ though Virginia SAFES Bnsk Notes wsuli
he Pfr<rrrrii aud renifiace> be through The
ioSt Office at the risk nf the Editors
i letters to the Editors must ,ust paid or ,cy VII
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
eSGOHCCSEeI' -EOsU eS1.Osva,<ye
FOR SALE

eft MANN s. VALENTINE
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-07

vcd last evening fromthc South. He is a MT. D., must make you ac- quainted with him, said Miss B---, in happy voice.
 ss'ii,he dl,o thought De-, "can you not'' said he, s'introduce us some other time--l wish you to come without hlm-I Ihave-l have-somethirg par ticular to saJ.'
 ooh, said Miss B-, q promised to go with limit is Mir. D., you know, to whom l have been so long en- gagged, and--
 "Engaged.!--Mr. D., know Engaged did you say p exclaimed Mr- E-, ssengaged toswhat?" said he, in more even tone.
 ''To be marricd," said Miss B..
 "Married !i!t--ssY es, married what is there extraordinary in that, MT. E2'2
 4eG1i!! !s' gisfroaned forth Mr. His first impulse was to curse-his next to weep; but he suddenIys started from his seat, snatched his hat, rushed out ofthe house, upset group of iiiehins, and rushed into a druggists store, where he valliantly purchased large portion oi what he believed would cure s.all the ills which life is heir to-" by ending them. The druggist, however, reading his design in his eyes, adroitly sabstitu- teda harmless drug. which would have the beneficial effect of causing sleep. lie proceeded to his chamber, where he swallowed the contents of the phial. threw himself ont the bed, and soon sank into profound sleep, from which he awoke probably with the resolution to tread with caution in the mazes of loye.-Neso Tork Enquirer.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-07
LITTLE ROCK gG 4 EM ".

THOMAS B. MALONE has esta1,ss ss
 A ed SEMINARY at Little koch v the instruction of yoath of both seAe', p ,.l.
 In the Male Department Spelling n I,'1, Ia ing, Writing, and Arithmetic, VIII ' taught at Sh per quarter. ..,,ic.
 English Grammar, Geograpby, ls,ls,s,, M.,, Elocution, Geometry, Natural apo = . s Philosophy, and Theoretic Che1ls,il' .l 4 S6 25 per quarter. Latin and o'e''' SI 30 per quarter. ,..n;,ur
 In the Female Department, Wnlo" P,sj. der the direction of Miss MALONE .sarbt s ing, Writing and rithmetic will oe''~ at 80 per quarter. u;storJs
 English Grammar, Geography nrsuss n,us Natural and Moral Philosophy p' and Painting, at S6 9 per qlla!Tast;; G!'at;ou vlI
 The exercises of this Insti.u'iIc IaruaJ commence on the 1st Monday ID ''' nexts Lad ia
 Having been assidneusly ensassssa ass II. teaching for twenty-one years. made. LOVE hopes that he is not entlrsn a,,,h and quate to the task of instructlne y:.ap m bs |,e assnres his patrons that no pa''' part shall be wanting. -a,o btr4o
 Little Rocl. Dec. esth. lsso' D''
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-07
LAW NOTICE.

vsvHOMAs HUBBARD, Lawyer, and
 s- Prosecuting Attorney, for the First Judicial Circuit, Arkansas Territory, com posed ofthe counties of Clark, HemPstead' Union, Lafayette, Scvier and Miller re sides at Washington, Hempstead connty' will attend all the Courts in said circuit and the Superior Court al Little lock All professional business of a civil nature intriisted 10 his care, vii, be despatched with promptitnde. Sums over two hun drcd dollars will be received for collection in any part of the Territory
 feF All rogues made known to hlm hy indictment will receive marked attention
 Septenber 6. lS30. 2oti.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-07
AsTALEOF A TUB.

The good people of Dock street were on Tuesday, aroused from the quiet of their ordinary occupations, by a sspass- ing event" ofno ordinary occurrence Mounted on a frame resting on four wheels, and drawn by couple of hor- ses, was new "Yub," nearly five feet high, and about eight or ten feet in di- ameter, bearing onits slaves the follow ing inscription, neatly ctalhea .ssssUTn ! nj ted States Consern." We should SUD- pose for the "War Department from the great capacity of the tub, and the orthographieal correctness of the in- scription. But the tub, oryat, with all its dimensions, was like most coopers work, "of less consequence than its spir- tied and animated contents.a Men. women and children gazed at the mon- strous matter, with as much curiosity. as did the cid women of Troy, at the wooden horse, nor was the result less similar, for while all stared with marvel and astonishment, wondering what such a matter could portend, up bolted from the bottom of the tub, between twenty and thirty likely young men, whose gooil looking faces just peered over the up- per edge of their con6ning surface, and the, sung with great glee and harmo- ny, to the delight of their street audi tors. They were probably apprentices and journeymen of the master builder of the tub, and were "reioicing in their work" which was certainly in pro- gressipe state. The choir. who were evidently singing an extra "stave,o showed by their conviviality, that Dio- genes only wanted company to have made his tuba place for jollification.
 Philadelphia United States Ga-eae.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-07
ORANGE TAVERN, Post 0f 4rkdnsas.

E7nHE subscriber grateful for the liberal @ encouragement he has received, res- pectlully informs the public, and particular ly gentlemen and families coming in, and passing through the Territory, that lie con tinues to keep house of PuBLIc ENTER- PAYMENT, at the sign of the Orange Tree, in the Post of Arkansas. His table will be abundantly supplied with the best the country affords, and his stables with plen- y of the best forage, and he trusts by his unremitting attention to lis guests, to mer- it a continuance ofthe public patronage.
 l.. NJ. TARLTGN.
 May, 10th 1881. s-2m.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-07
THE OLIOe
From EaTendship's Offering.

From Fs1cndship's 06erd,g. sTHE REJECTED--py Tnos. II. DAyLEy. Not have me. Not have me! what have
 l said! Sure love never was so strangely misled; Rejected; and just when l hoped 10 be
 blest. You cant be in earnest! it must be a.jest. emember--remember how often I'ye
 knelt, Explicitly telling you all that felt; And talked about poison in accents so
 wild, So very like atorture-you stared-and
 smiled. Not have me! Not love me! o what have I
 done! All natural nourishment did Inot shun! My figure is wasted--my spirits are lost, , And my eyes are deep sunk, like the eyes
 of ia ghost. -Remember--rememb madam, you ! once was exceedingly stout and robust; rode by your palfry, came at your call :, And nightly went with you to banquet and
 ball. Not have me! Not love me! Rejected! Re-
 fused! Sure never was lover so strangely ill used! Consider my presents--ii don't mean to But madam, consider the money they cost! Remember yon've worn them; and just
 can 1t be. To take all my trinkets,s and not to take Nay, don't throw them at me!-You'li
 break--do not start \ don't mean my gifts-but you will break
 my heart! Not have me! Not love me! Not go to the
 church! Sure never was lover so left in the lurch. My brain IS distracted, my feelings are
 hurt! z Oh madam, don't temptSrme- to call you a
 firt. < Remember my letters; my passion they told Yes, all sorts of letters-save letters of
 gold. The amount of my notes, too--tlle notes
 that I penned, -sshof bank notes-no, truly, had none to Not have me! Not love me. And is it then That opulent age is the lover for vou7 6ainst rivaIry's bloom i would striye-'tis
 too much To yield to the terrors of rivalry's crutch. hemember--remember, might call him
 out, 'sut' madam, yoa are not worth fighting
 ahnut, My ssoord shall be stainless in blade and in
 hi!t, Il thought you jewel, l find you jilt.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-07
Regimental Order.
LaHe Rock. ,9upu

LiHe Rock, .4agust9. lsl. E N obedience 10 orders from tie Briis, B dier General. commanding tEe fr brigade of Arkansas militia. the pnIat county regiment is hereby commando s meet at Little Rock, on Saturday. Il, 29th October, the officers to appear in ti.s uniform which was chosen by tlenseIa in 1929, and the priyates 10 bc armed arl equipped as the law directs. Should thsrs be vacancies in any of the eomtari.s which 1t IS requisite should be filled. iii required by law that the officer next in con mand, shall notify the Colonel Cenu.r! ant Of the same. It is the wish Qi IA Colonel, that this point should be strictT attended to. The Captains of eacf saH. pany are hereby commanded to matsa return of the strength and condition | tii,eir respective companies.
 By order of the Col. Commandant..
 REIN DAVIS. .4djMan
 of the Paiash.i county Rsginas
 Op-6,c