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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

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'7"T y IN IT, no" ~ existence. 1t dis
i'"h'a al 'h3"nl1hn, on the part of the Pre-.
'i1'ht' E." ! quite, IN any manner whatever,
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IA me Wot dtlt"se manner possible. Dning
our conversation, IN the anH'ets OF my heart TO
srfVe my friend aud my Country, II was /
Hlone, upon my on" responsibility, VINO made
The suggestion" OF proposrIon, OF ralhrr ,nq nry
"he'hei Noicould MT, AT thoSr large and pros
IN staOus p%artIes, invite hdj. la on and his
ANN FROM 'he ''''l socihl no"-lniercoursc
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harmony Ma inferred, more than from any
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

fact hat w.. are now sbont TO eo.ninah'ea :.
Ia. p.v,s bstarr horu pableshrd. II Is he'e'
th.ie.s s~nhsianti.liy trds. q "ih not b. come
n ~ by auy me Win has = r'gHrh ''' "
rari V-Bni a .ha I lifpH bttore ibr ehr'o "'
If tie Cabinet, Ten. Jackson resolved pp"n
making a final edar 10 'o6ce In" ind"S o. ~
Sen risrir. INTO M association with ia irhi"'f
IN preston. Win tins vaes, msu'''"h' ~"
private Cabinet parry "ele ''snsd 10 I'VE ,
AMI their fsm,lirs. Such q" ~
- afion mos, n conrsr. he accepted anu
when he company had assemhl ~ Mrs. Ea,""
ess among ben. In The course o. ne fren'hg.
he P,ssideut himasG per,ouatiy rsqaefl'd sue
e.. r.iq eqct Of The ladi's of ersfPsf"ss IAN
hrs Of Inc Secrs,dries 10 change hC', 'sai''a'a
atow him Ia seat hcm ty the SIDE Of Ms, "a
ton. The req ,est was politely but hrmly neen-
ned, bv an.-Ibe Pre.lden' dad not ihen per
form the part Of" he roaring hon but ~.
flashed fire. aud his eouotensnfe indicated
volcano Of pas.i ~ burning within. from
that moment ihs dissolution was resolved on.
II was con,ummatcd as as soon as Mr.. Van 81
rem could prepare = sufficiently mysnhed let.
ter of r.sis nation, seuiag forth any thIag but
the true reason. lN, A. COH' an
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

Ii rs well known indeed. that Ms. f. WIN.
drew tlefSeIt last inter. almost from al sorI.,
y, aud sought the suale. Inns ufestIon
therefore, did 10, occur last Nmler-no di.'
iaience arose auppth--dnd II it nad not hs.n
Tor the calhoun Correspondence, and IN. ~.
eitdme"t II produced, 1t IS unost pro,abIe ina,
'he CaJinet would have Renamed too.,,o,
sesefal months io"set-no mau can So 49,.
Iong-hfs. ~ 10 the CON Iats o,wltI,ta.I.
'ns "-R,chmoad Enquirer.
ComMeA.-la &C R'cnmoad Enquirer is sssur.
ca that II ne believes whal i. stated IA the nrs.
cea'ns e4lEa-t, Ge has been mlslutorm.d, Ia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

= NUE. subs { Tier Offers toe sale, the tract Of
~a iant on which tie 40" resides. Containing
aCont e'so; h%anired acrrs.} ly1ug ia the county
oi C"nP1el. nj The Junclion OF > alntoa Klyez
a"l "oo'e Gr,ek, ina healthy and agreeable
n''s1oorhooi, Lna baldings arc two story
"'"ih"dse, t"rty elsAl leet 10 <, Dy twenty
Wiz, "ih a VIM, It trane n caen, thlGiy fee:
to"s' 10 ieel vide, a S9ud BAN, staol ., co.o
"o'-e' an' oi'rr out Uu,idIng,, suitable for G
'a'W. Inc Iscl ~r5otains pout tour hnndrrG
&c o' citdred laaa, ole nan Iced OF VII Gu Is
''sh low g'oUads, oi guod qaally.-rae ba,-
a''e al tue cleared laod gsneraily hes well. IL
''f'ie a"d well watered. with guod springs;
"''o' h'ts HGfes arein clover. AIonins ~
'"i' AID '"sre Is a goua Manufacturing Mill,
d" MIL aud Hemp Machlae.-purchsse,s
are 'h'ned 10 caII anl examine for themselves
DANIEL BROWN. -,
Aug. %. w4s !
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

Ahere IS a surprising charm in the perfrc-
ton OF iena III beauty. Bu IT'S ouly when tue
mtHd and heart shiGe ih,ough the dark lnstre
OF The eye, q leave Il legi1ie and beautiful Ian
soaBe upon the cheek-or lend deeper nasis
to tue r'ch voice, Tat tue outward inpfes, VI,
oeau'Y Can be deeply and las tngly felt. Un,i-
'nin'hed bS tue splttt. tne most perfect for IN ~
Oui d cold aud lesoiato temple. Like an ice
7efg giItteTtas N tue tignt VI sunset, win the
fa'"Oo' hues Of bta ny, IL nay dozsle for IA
moment, bnt no0e may dream vi communion
WIN Its troz N s]terliliy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22
y 0RGIQlf.

FROM RUSSIA.-fhe Envoy. \, r.,
from Cronsladt. oh June, ,sport, thu, p'''oh
quite healthy ~ ST.. Petersburg, no VI,
Cholfra Mdtbus having occurred amona u
,ahabi sals. A. Danzlc and Riga it wa. 1'
ing " iti much sIuieLcp. 'aB
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22
ST PElER RrnGH- .Innnlo

ST FE1ER, BrRGH. June 1e
General Count Toll has sen, the toIl,v,n
tails Of tn" illness OF the la,e Field NJ
Diehitsch -:
On the morning of the 2s.b Of Ma, U,o,l
the held Mar'h'' had ielt himself unSrH. T..
curing the who'e daY he hpprHred to he IN
heath, had ca'en, ami serm-l in rood aou
as usual, and there wss nothing H., sP"''
any apprehension for ms health. In ~. ''l
Mug he went TO bed At trn O'clock a. -, S''
hrrn used 10 dof'r days past. He wes "'1
called up to attead t. some business. AM, .,"'
appeared quite we'll. About two o'rI,c -
morning he suddenly trit iniIspaspd. spl -
ed 10 la, attendants. hut larba 10 10 aNaL -
hody or even To fetch II ysiciao.-b ny
not al past three O'Clock that, fin linz HI.
grow worse, ne ordered NJ. SchrsenL 11hv.o@"
in ordinary to the Emprror, 81 be caiIel IL,
desired that nobody else should be ds,n,L.
Wneh the doctor Came he saw symptom, ,e
cnoleId, winch soon became very violent. IN.
severe attacks winch uso'ily mi m.
disorder la,t several hours.-rhe palirn, 10
immedi 'tely blrd. / Genes were anplrJ a =.
very : rong friction employed in sbort W. w
means that mleht afford relief wns orel.,,s'
The FIald MirehnI retaining all his nre.,,
If mind, ordered every person eAcppt tho n@
dical dt'eniHnt' l. quit HE room tor lea, -,
'iitlr taking the contagIon. About seven
clock the physicians succeeded in protnc,a.
perspirdIon, & the patient became rather o,,pa
easy. Up 10 this moment ibe cram had bee,
but siight, add tue "a lent suffering oaIy Lo,
The Alternate rs Of shIVeIIus aud buro,og
heat. Between seven aud elSul o'cllck cram
commenced IA tue legs aud in the inl.r,.5
PaitS Of tae DO Is. AMI the ing ,,,.
"Eiah seemed indispensable, Continued fs
n a. ten O'Clock, When Tue groans Of the ma.
lrni became l"ss frequent, but tbs vital power,
evidently diminished tue breathing nocams
'Doae aud more difficult, the pa'i,ut soon TEL
lnio = kad OF letnalgy, scarcely inirrrap,r5
~ tie mir q ie1t mptlbns u ,He head In.
eyesGhl tat d, aud at Il quart past eleven.
toe tTrrPdT"hl' tysS which We hHYe susihiu.d
Io1k plHce. Di'inn T oRiience, IN 1t, in,erua
DE DEGREES, lad drpfnei The army vi ia Ills.
uIo's oomandrr.
VU II Dit~dusfh.-Ihe ln,o Marshal De
hItsth mas lcf II Will, of wbIcn our C3rrp,,or
DEM, a Augsburg IA, gwen us some parGu.
i"rs. Ills property dad not amount ~ more
ivan > 5000 Hniers equal 10 P.u,itn CT oao.
making About 9DDUJb trace. Hat otis.
sun he has lett bis brother Arnold Diehsb
a hat manuiacunrer al Steti n, in Prmsun
F"m-ranla The other half To hs sister, Elbe,.
'in psiOi'sch, IA nun OF the convent OF st UIn.
ga, Ho'tnart. IN the neighborhood of kDalgs.
o1Tg. D'ebitsch had but on cnilj, AN .lsgl-
innate son, WHO Gied very Young. HIS BROTH.
CT aas i SON IN a commefCIal Honse at Eur
1eaus, who Is a well euuGajed ouag msu Its
late Gthttai has not na6tuth" Emperor Men
olas ~ any pant OF his W. \ the Gu b. naS
mad meutlUn Of NJ. or6as i4ul. whose freud.
snip ne gained AT the peace 81 iiislt, aud To
whom hr IDS Iett his diAuIuol ctuss Of Halli-
mn .-lFlgno)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

Michigan-Mr S. + Mason, the new Sec
retary OF Michigbn has made an apreal 10 me
public in winch, says the Boston Counter, he
rests his claims to their confidence upon the
fact that his farIer hai gone II anotner cou'-
Try, upon putlie business-and h" nnght have
added a sala, y,-leavIng hun 10 take care OF
him,elf and eight females. TIA. fact, h. dhlnk',
makes his Appointment eacnsable. lie el'o
aGi runs tint his minority IS no Disqualification,
hui, we apriehend thai is a question Tor older
heads u decide. y. Y. Com. ddG.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

tHA~
Precious Confession. In a soms"hat myst'-
cal arhcle concerning NJ. Mason, who has
been appointed Secretary Of M,cnjgan Ierr-
tory, the Globe of Monday contends that he
ought not TO he removed from Office. nnlrSs
he should commit ZONE act oil misconduct, and
adds
" BnI I'll then, il would evince an utter disre-
gard Of the pisUnest dictates of Is' ICE, 10
Remove from Office p person who has done
Ii 'tnIng 10 deserve II, merely because apprenen
,jon was entertained or affected, tadt De w0lli
DO ynug."
Ap,hiug can be more unpur2tirnshle than
the general propo 'Itlon here lad down. The
00iV surprising circunSl auce al put q Is, that
a. appears IN The official urgan Of The present
ndnunt,,ralroa. Looking AT IT in thus view,
aud ref 'ctIug ON the removals by wnoirsth'
which Gen. JacjS,o0 mas made, Of persons ~hD
had " due naihng ~ deseffe' them, we mn I
regard the passage cited AS n pahlic con
lesson 0Y Grn. Jackson, that he has = rvmcei
Al ultr disregard Of the piainest dictates Of
Justice" After suGh 4 declaration. bis formal
reourcidt,on Of al pr. |tenslons ~ se-tieUuon
may De daily eEpecleh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

Fortune Telling Pierce. the ma,
swndied = Stranger from Vernon, "a9
$40, under pretence Of telling hi. fortnoa o.
~. was ,Ilsd ., The Mayors Court.on T.. me.
aud sentenced TO twn years inprnonn."4a'
he STATE prison. Brown. his aernmnG.s To
sentenced 10 be confined ttree months ~ "''
county jail. L7ldauy Daiy 4l@'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22
DO bIASIIga

Gorsrgor Of M'chigaa.-The HarftsborE
Up } Iutalligrucpr states, on informaiI'n from
= " correct source that. Gen. GEORGE b,
Porter. OF Lancaster, has received the ap-
pointmrnt of Governor OF Michigan territory
the aame pap says Nh. BUcHASAS WI accept
tue Mission 10 KuSsla.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

Stones of a ton wsight we're lodged
second story nt = nfii at Cnambrt.p.r g, ~
by the isfe GOOD. - Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

y L.GSy T!ief.-rhe Pal!alelph;a ioqrrst
y l ','"5 says II qaasIe1 OF tlcNet ga ,Le
u" Lh'ery, "hI;n drew un Neunus-
Ia Was s'o.en isom the counter OF ca, 81 oar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

Iafery broker. dung lie 49, w..
the news "' the %htaw'ug VS. received - -
" fesifrd'Y. - vas csc n med lha, g.
''ee =, had 'ne ny prise o. ten t6ou,s, "'6'
Lars. 'i' au.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

bEHIs7 Bible Soctely.-rhe income Of the
p'''i,', ID be Society last ear, was El0O,O02,
or S444,444 Al. The reGelpts since IT'S ~instltu-
to" exceed seven milions OF ponnds s%terling,
OF RtfF-One millions one huni,ei &, etsVen
W9Hsaad one hundred&. cIeVan dol.drs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22
From our Correspondent at Liverpool.

In ihe way ol PnItIcs, 'hsIe 10 nothing OF
decided importance, although in all qnare-f
things appear 10 be approaching TO "a cls,.
In England. We hope that every thing is to ue
protected by tnr new Reform Bill. Ia France
nothing sh3rt Of a war cdn satisfy tue people.
-EHCrt day VI peace produces new eau
SEES oil diScontsnt among tlht re.tlesS people.
Poland, we trust, wall vet secure her libertW
which wllI tie a glorious t1iqmf "A for the Gauss
oil humanity lie cholera eGcues universal
Apprehension, which Is spreading on the CONT
neni Wi "onueTiui rapidly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

dHOher " Correspondence We hear that
a " cone5pondrnce' between Gsa4ral Jack.
son aud worthy mechanic 81 Wa,hioyt II
IS 10 he published shortly An thi. i. very tue
very approprtate-Yery consolotary
iIeL Gas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

Russia IS Coming INTO money the platina
IRON her mInes, Unloading that =
olaa comprioe hei entigP circulating medium
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

The London Court journal says The Gre
atlou ui so'ae new Perra 5es has been dtternlu-
ed on. Government has se.ected such persons
whose claims, IN addition 10 those vi wealth
ami general nett, are enhances by tier hbe-
raj opinions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

Webs'er and Van B4reu al GItdfoga.-As
c'an.e word have IT, NJ. Webster AID Nj.
Van R.rta both took rooms at the same house
tire u ned States iiotel. The latter WIS TO,
tne rather shy Of tine New England lion !"
nd preferred tIting MA nail. At Z distance to
'tlcipdtioe in a discussion OF the political
les Of he day. The barrier, however, was
4 9Th removed political hottlIiss were for
#a n nnIiei, and tAs two Ri5nl partisans
p r . en arm IN arm ~ tho street, sud pro-
'pe}t sitting around the same SOCIAL
aRs the genial, the modifying and
@.aIs : ,htlfs OF the win perhap.. thai
'a.fa .t1 asprrt rs Of Il esq Distinguish
~ nents, and gave origin to
p aol dtnn.r likes, which
ee ''a ed al table. bat which.
sa# .l #a, .eYeal I IN, would suffer bv a
81. petiuan ab'sai. One runundrum, b Nv.
-, was % oaptp. ior an unstudied effort.
Tat We shall take the license to record j.. la
the midst OF plea ant repartee aud sparkling
VT, WIN school bay familiarity was nfnIyed.
Mr.. We, ter asked Mr. Van Buren, why be
va Ike "A Treaty confrmed II suppose it
must be-, replied tue New York magician.
with a significant smile, "a because I have been
hui lied" B1.Du T,greNsr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

lac Board OF iisdlia Ia Philadelpbia, have
"a At" measures to prevent the introduction vi
{ ,olo'a oy iore.su vessels IA ,n.t NOT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22
Concord, y. H Aug. 6

VnNcoRD, n, IT Aug. 6.
me 62ot on totatr lex -lrssrs. Downing
ahd ABBOT, vi tbs lo"n. coach and chaise ma
krrs, nave thts year furnished lwo carriages
Tor stage proPr'etors in tbs Mliesty's Can't.
aitn PROVINCES, aud have ordeGs Tor furnIsn-
'ns ~" mote' Tins, surely, Is reversing the
on order ot 'hnss, when the people OF the
oai'td 9tates depended Tor all manufactured
gods OF mare tnai Odd nary qpalty, u,,on
'fe"' Is ""tl' These rareiages wee Subiact
10 an adj 'alorem dnty OF 10 per cent, atd
yer al not Cost the purchasers more than
those manufactured IA Canada.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

Joha RaadOiph.-A gentleman from Europe,
and last lrom London, who saw Mr.. R.ndoloh
there, states, ihat he vas u all appearauce in
AS good health as any person WHO might be
s'en III the streets-ttat his character aud con.
duct hagiog become generally understood. he
had ceased 10 eAclte the least inte,e,t OF any
one, AMI that he generally remained at his
qu'rtets IN CockspIr lane, and was but yer,
tnd,tf -rentiy D DICED II was undpr. tood ina,
he "olld remaIn there tll The ARRIVAL VI The
Ne" Aoik Mag tan, 10 81 his cue how 10 en-.
ACT MS part on hs return nome 10 read L an ac.
count Of his mission. II the richmond edlur,
nave any thing later from tnis Russian ,.Iniste
RAJ DO {, we hope III " wall CONF out win il
A TINS worthy patriot OF me Jackson brood
'e'er accepted Office 'HA It tO@ offered, aud
took the first thu! 1olS eGsfsd, and has pocketcd
So'ne 81 OOO OF unlle OF the peoples hard
e"r"td money, It's hut r,ght they should tie o.
pi'std OF his movement, aud the services he
""' 'e"de'ed. Bal. Pot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

6LooD ~HORSGS,--it is stated in the Roam
oAf advocate (iaIlaG y. CO that TWO blood
no''es' cone OF tlem iuIi brother to tienry)
ua't oeea LACEY SOLD ia that neighbordood Tor
5000, each.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-08-22

we understand that Mo lticello. the colebra-
ted sea ~ inomas Jefferson, with 5oU acre,
oi'"ad, mas been sud 10 D. Barclay of Guar
louisville too S7Jo'. lKich. Eng.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14
LAW NOTICE.

ysyTGstAS HUBBARD, Lawyer, and
 Prosecuting Attorney, for the First Judicial ipcuits Srkansas territory, com. posed of the counties of Clark, Hampstead. inian, safayetfe, s'evier and Miller, re- ridos at sFasaiugton. Hempstead county, viii atteud al the Courts ID aaid circuit, aud the snperior Court al Little Rock All professlonai business of civil nature intrlsted to his care, win he desPatched with prempfitnde. Sums over two bun area dollars will be received for coileetioE in any part of tie f,srritory.
 fr@5- II regzss made known to him by indictment wiH receiye marked attention
 seuemfer 8, fs3o. 25tf.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14
FYFrgfl Roctg A. F. MEDNEsDAY, DECEMBER

the United States of America but a part of England across the seasa They form the habitations oi our brothers and our sons. Theirs is the land of freedom, aud VIC may well be proud of our con Gexion with t. We envy not the ri- sing greatness of iiler people; they arc our relatives and our friends. They are cooperating with us, and together we are struggling against the usurped and hateful, but short-liyed, dominion of brute force over intellect and science; of craft and despotism, where wisdom and virtue should reign supreme. And we know we shall triumph. The dark ness must be dispelled by the light, =falsehood give way to truth, and right eous government prevail over oppres- sion; for the influence of our Redeem CT begins to be felt, and ssthe Light of Israel shall be for d fire, and his Holy One for fame, and 1t shall burn and devoar the the tiorns and briers in one day.''
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14

tagftsd ,1s{pSf0la b .oar J. St@tes.-- It ls pleasing 10 observe such generous semarfs as the foiiowine,irom our Eng llsh brethren. They are capyed from the London World. While they show the powerful action of good men on ? community, they inyiJe the union of the pions on both sides tue i tlantic ih nos ble efforts for the salvation and fibcf ties of the world.-
 s'Nho taught the proud king of l3gypt, and through him all the mon afcns ot the earth, the folly of trusting to arls and arms as the means of keep ing those n cruel bondage, who ought tg ee free, but the rneelscst ot lnen?-- Who taught the naughty and vain Ne baehadnezzar, and his still weaker rsuc- eessors, that there isa greater power than that which belongs to great ar mics and vast dependencies, but the pious youths who despised the com mands of kings when they interiered with the commands of God9 And who are now disconcerting all the willy poIi- ticians in the world, and presenting an example of good government, which is drawing under its protection the most enterprising, skilful and industrious fam flies of the old world, and sitting bounds to tyranny every where, but the de- |scendens of our pilgrim fathers, who, driven from their own land, became blessings to that new world, in which freedom and christianity appear at length to have found resting place, a secure abode
 ssl.et no friend of freedom complain of our attention to our brethren of Ame- rca. They are enlightened, generous land free, and must guide the destinies ofthe world. unless we can provoke in our countrymen a spirit of noble and generous emulation. We would have England and America stimulate each other. and combine their influence to extead to ail mankind, the blessings Of Christian knowledge, and it's fruit, uni versal liberty. To this end, both coun- tries must educate the young, promote the observance of the Sabbath. honor the faithful ministers of religion, and abolish slavery ali over the world
 They may give laws to mankind, if they
 please: hat the, must he just laws, and
 promotiye ofaaiyersal love. What are
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14
reg. es . @ =. 4s .s 8. :. s...-s -.:... .s.,

EA ;sS DIGa tfeil services in the vsrion ta branches of their prnfssaion to the cit- izens df Little Rock and its vicinity, h which place they have persapentiy se tied, and hope from e-sid,fity aad attea- tion, to share 2 portion of the public pat ronagc. Che or the other may at q tunes be found at their ediee, f got profession ly ahsent.
 .aaveasker, s.--33--ff
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-14
NOTICE. E.

4 IL persons are hereby notified that q -iN certain note executed by Nicholas Peay and Thomas " Scott, for tie sum efseyenty five dollars, in favor of Abraham SecErst dated on or neartlte Ist Of kovern- Der, Is3a, will not he paid by said Peay as Scott unless compelled by law. This note is tas anly one Sacrest holds against the kal'+crihcrs. ft#ae given for horse which proved to be wholly yaiueless.
 NICHOI AS FEAy.
 ffIOM is N. SCOTT. ,,e Rpc1F let. ., 1891. 45-G
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1eys7O-HoRgE cAvRyAaR.

rhis Carriage is intended 10 convey pas seneers to any part of the Territory and persons travelling to the Hot Springs, par ticaiarly, or 10 the Post CT Arhansas, will Gnd Ii to thelr advantage to call. His dri- sers are careful aad well acquainted with the country. .. BRUMBAGK.
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Law Notice.

R. cRITTENnEN ds X. FOWLER,
 WING assocaated themselves Il, the a practice of tue Law, will attend the conrts Of tj.o second, Third, and fonrtA ], ,aaicisl Cireaits, and the Superior Conrs al Little Rock.
 < A,le-s.nt- -a1. 1891 .--tf--2S
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7AT Fesis.--i lie Notes of the tate aftn
 oe 2 tiso,i < sie@aff. acrcisaais at LittIe Rock. <. ' have hesh placed m ny Itanas for collection. Fefsoas taa+ ha- e.f to said firm have already been lndnlrc* to aa iinnsuaA extent alnce the dissolution tie partnership. hey "til.caa at taF oldee, and make settlement, or they may expect saits to he co'nfneeced against slein. Longer indulge canaot De gf&h- ted
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had firmly kept her secret until she. could disclose 1t with safcty, and with the certainty that none but the true owner would receive what she had found. .--E !. .4aseracan.
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E 3.sss VAS.

F.NOR the accommodation Of thsss who
 ] may wialr to purchase, ws have pre- pared ourselves wit, Blanks of every de$- cription, such as SsmmoRses, Executions, Rpnds, SubpDnas. Notes of Hand. Biiis of bsding, ssc. neatly printed on yslup, pa per, which css be had oH the lowest terTs by applying at the o.Ses Of the Arkansss
 Advocate. Also, Pamphlets, Cards, Hand. bifts, Ctrenars, and sll kinds of letter press printing, done with nestacss and to arder, at this office. Ice.
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EEgEaY STABLE, AC.

ylSDR tue accommodation of his friends,
 4ssli erravelsers iii this part of the 'i'aF- ritery the subscriber keeps constantly at his Stables n Little Rock, to hire, several good SADDLE HORSES. and
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LAY NOTICE.

h H99ST ELL, Attorney at Law, has fixed his residence at Little koch, "A. I. and will attend to any business, In trusted to him, witi, fidelity and careful diligence. Ofice first door north oftbs ot1ee of tle A,kaAsas .4dyocafs.
 Little Rock, Jan II, ls21. tf42