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The Arkansas advocate., 1832-04-18
l50 Dollars Reward.

A9 MARK, a NEGRO MAN, six A9Nz5 feet high, about thirty years of gz1gst% age; Priseitla, a mulatto wo. saA man, about fifty years of age
 Betsy, a dark mulatto, about thirty-fve years of age; Elisa, mulatio, about eighteen years of age, with herin tant son, very bright muIatto, slaves be. longing to the estate ofJosePh KuykeadaA, who by an order of the supreme court,wero permitted to go at large in the town ot Little Rock, from whence they made theiE escape, on the night of 2sth October last. l will pay one hundred and fifty dollars, together with ali reasonable charges. for their delivery 10 me, or for their conhne- ment in the jail at BatesyiIle.
 JAMES N. KUY KENDALL
 .4dmiaisfraior of
 Joscph KuykendaH, deceased. Jackson, \. T. Jan. II. lS3l.--wtf--4o
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-04-18
BY AUTHORITY.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF rnE rwfYqx-sf.- ooSD CONGRESS-.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-04-18

cI1fs, PaiIfs, dad bge-stRVs. They now offer for sale, at the large white house, opp posite 10 Joseph Henderson, Esq. the fol- lowing articles, at as low prices as they can be procured in any of the Western
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-04-18
Law Notice.

Law NOTlCc. R. CRITTE1.D DEN e 4. FOWLER, HAVING sociated themselves in the s- a practice of the Law, will attend the courts of the Second, Third. and Fourth Judicial Circuits, and the Superior Court at Little Rock,
 Aupnst 3l, l93l.-tf-23
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-04-18
.B. SEKTUHE.

.TEER G'EE.a.S'g' V.gEEdaEe. ED ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
 a-0 and the pabiie, that, in addition to his customer-work, he will keep a gener- al assortfnent of
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-04-18
New Drug Store.
PATTON, LITTLE $ co.
R RESPECTFULLY info

N ESP ECI ! T U LILY Inform
 the public, that they have permanently established Drug and Chcmicat Hare- hease, in this place, and in- tend by regular importa- tions, to keep up a complete assortment of Drugs, vNedi-
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-04-18
GonDa NSBOHBSa
INSISTING or Dry Goods, Hard Harc, Saddlezg, q1sa
sortInent oI

Gfoceries, Which he will sell at reduced prices for casb-AMOSff wHTcH ARE
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-04-18
eY 6ag1 S E0aee.
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D ESPECTFBLL1 inform their frieai. 8 and the public, that they have es' m. manentlv established themselves in .i, town of Little Rock, for tie transaetioa. ,9q .s
 ITc..51k4aE.Ia VI
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
n. q. BROWN & Co.

HAVE Just received, aud on hand uvareiy Of
Books and Stationary, among which arc the follow.
ing: Aliltc Brun, Smiley, Woodbridao Gnodrlcb
and Adams Geography and Atlas; ParloyS and
Blakc's Geography for Children; Parey's AM.
marsi Parlcy's Juvenile aud sWinter Eveninp
Tales; Parley's Europe and America; Hume
Smallci, and liissei's England; Russol's Modern
Earopei Roberison's America and Scotland, aud
lndn; Gibbons Rome; Joscphus; Pluinrche Lives;
Ro!lins' Aniioni History; Tyilor's History; Grim.
shaw's United Slales Goodnchs aud Halo's Ills
tory Of United States; Gibson's Surveying; 1ur
ncr's Chemistry, and Natural Philosophy; Grunds
Natnlal Philosophy; Paley's Evidences, aud Moral
Philosophy; Wobsers Octave and School Diction
ary; uuay, Kir,han, Frost and Grooneaf1s
Grnmtnar'si Pike Dabol, Smiley, Smith aud Col
burns Arithmetic; Shakespeare McKemies 5000
lteccipts Marshall's Washington; Life Of Marion
Life Of Wesley; Wcsey's Works; Academicn
! Speaker; American First Glass Book; Young Rca-
der National Reader; Political Glass Book Wcs.
tern Suugsler Thomas and Buchan's Domestic
Medicine; Parry's Pharmacologin; Jackson Prlnc-
pies Of Medicine; United States Pharmacopla; Ma.
SONS Fauicr improved; Virginia Housewife; Amer
lean Gardener American Frugal Housewife;
Buss Idfe Of Mabannd; Gleigs' History Of the Bi.
bic; Lives Of Colebmlod Travellers; Landtr's Ex-
pediiion 10 the Niger; Bibles and Toslaments;
Clark's Commentary on the Old and New losin
ment with a variety Theological Books; Full sets
of Pickoit's School Books; Websier's aud Emor-
sons Spelling Bpuks; Blackstono's Commenlaucs,
with variety Of Miscellaneous Works
Plain ord Ruled Cap, Gilt; PLAZA and Ruled
Letter paper, Paint Boxes Largcs and Small, wa
Ter colours.
Oclobor 10. 1889. ~
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
COMNIERCTAI,

From Lspy's Prices Current Of Nor "a,
COTTON Arrived since tho 10Th instant, of
Louisiana aud Mississippi 1865 bales, Lake
Ponlcharrain 35i, Arkansas l40, Florida l64-
together ,270. Cleared 10 the same time, 84i8
balos making an addition 10 stock of 1869, aud
leaving on hand. inclusive Of all on ship buard not
cleared on the 22d instant, stock of 26,093 bales
Buyers do not appear TO be so anxious to purchase
this week as they were last; the articles has com
menced arriving more abundant, and they delay
operations until the stock shall have become great.
or, many being Of The opinion that prices will some
what decline--indeed, il is positively asserted that
the operations Of this week, when compared with
tn of the past have been AZ a full half cent de-
cline for all the common quality that has been
sold Several sales Of magnitude have been made,
bul asihey were round, we cannot give other thon
general remark IN relation 10 them, VIZ. 1850 bales
at II 5.8i l73 at n; 100 at 10 8.ej and 80 at
| 10 "a II cotton Of superior quality has not YET
been sold AT a reduction, II is more attributable, We
arc informed, TO the irmness Of holders than TO any
particularly favorable disposition on The part o
buyers
SUGAR is scarce and much inquired for; ih'
new crop has not yet arrived in sufficient quantiI!
To open The market The arrivals, so 10 so hhds.
have brought former quotations, "a /
cents, aud we now quote ist quality, on The Lcvee
! 6 Ia cents per ID.
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
AlIIY(,E-

NOTICE is boreby given. that at the last No.
yembor term, Of the Hon. Probate Courl Of vii.
kinson county, application was made by me, 70 be
permitted TO surrender my Letters of Adminisira.
hon on the Esia'e Of Thomas Shepherd, deceased.
4 shall, therefore, the next January term Of said
Court, make surrender Of said Letters and final
settlement Of the effects of SAID estate, SO Ear as they
have came into my hands; and all persons inter
ested eau attend r they think proper
G. l.. LOVELACE.
November go, 1889 48w3
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

A S. RANDOLPH, Attorney aud Counsel
lor at Law; having settled himself in WoodyIlle,
offers professional services to his friends and the
public. lie will practice in the Circuit Courts Of
wilkinson and Amiie counties, and the Supreme
aud Chancory Courts in Naichez. His Office IS
ON lhe Noili-casiem corner Of the Public Square.
Woodville, FEB. H. 1882 9
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

~ conformity 10 the last will Of Bnrfran Ian.
drun, deceased, late OF Wilkinson county 500.
OF aiisasspp', the undersigned Executor will nr,,
coed To sell ~ public auction, on credit octwel,e
months on The 3isi day Of December next N law.
lnl hours, all the Estate both real and per.on,l ri
SAID bnf,ran Landruni, as follows, VIZ. One ,rac,
OF l'agd an Eighth ofa Section, aud contnin,no n
bout Eighiy acres, joining George Moss and o,h
e's, aud = the phce on which the said Landrun,
,,I ~, res'dedi three Negroes; a Stock of Caule
Horses, liogs and sheep; one Wagon aud twa
yoke OF OAs'i Farming utensils aud Household
.rin"ureihe ~, sic VIII bo made on the premises
The purchasers 10 give bond with nnproycd ~.
curiiy.
JOEL GLASS, Executor
ofB Laadrum, decd
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

LETTERS Of Administration having been
granted 10 the undersigned on the Estate Of Michael
Murphy, deceased, BY The Orphans' Coun orlVil.
knson county, al The November term, 1889; an
persons indebted TO said Estate are requested 10
make Immediate payment, and all persons having
claims against said estate are required 10 present
them duly authenticated within the lue prescrib.
ed by law, or they will be forever barred recovery
WILLIAM l. BAIRD, Admr.
November 80, 1882 4sw6
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

LETTERS Teslameniry with tic Will annexed.
having been granted to the undersigned, ON thc
Estate OF Mary Shannon, decd, at the November
FERN, 1889, Of the Orphans Court of Wilkinson
County; all persons indebted TO said esiaio are re-
qnesled to come forward and make payment, aud
those having claims against the same ace required
to present them duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, OF they will be forever barred
recovery.
n. f. SHANNON, Executor
ef Mary Shannon, deed.
November q7, 1889. 48w6
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

IN obedience to writ Of election, to me directed
from p. II. r.. Pray, President ofthe late Conyen.
lion Notice is hereby given, ,haton the first Mon
day and doy following in December next, an cleo
,,1,, viii he held at the Court House aud the sew
c,,,l preriacts in this county, for the purpose ol
elcc,ing one Senator and two Representatives, as
me.,bers 10 the next Legislature. The election
wilI be conducted ia every respect as heretofore
aud according To the existing laws.
FIELDING DAVIS, ShR W 2.
November 10, 1899. ~
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

BY vmlue Of nm order of the Ornlans, C,,,,,,,
of Wilkinson county, made at the Noyep,bo, ,cr,,,
'88e, The undersigned Administrations ctbc Es
tate OF y. = Sfoclet, deceased, will, on Inc 6rs,
SATURDAY in January next, on the late me-
misses Of said deceased, sell at public auction "a
The highest bidder, on credit OF twolyes month,
a the rcnllnlng pari ofihe Personal Estate of s,,d
deccascd consisting of Farmigg utensils, Horses.
Cora, Fodder &c &c. purchasers giving bond
and approved securiy according to law.
JOSEPH SMlrlf)
L. D. BROWN, AaNrs'
December /, 1882 80
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
FALL q WINTER GOODS.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and customers that he has Just received and open.
ed, in addition TO his former stock, his supply of
Fall and Winter Goods, consisting Ia paft Of ihe
following articles, Ia the Fancy line; French nnd
English Aiorenos, Blue a. Black Bombazcttc. Cas-.
sincii md Flannels, Dark Cacocs aud Ginphnns.
Black Italian Lutsiring Sinchows, g. Gro dc Maps
of various colours, Poplina. Pongcc Mantatll,e
lawns, Gro de Orleans, Needle Worked Robes,
Infants do, Ladies' a. Infants caps, splendid C,npe
aud 'rhibol Shawls. Fancy Grape Handkerchief ~
Scarf, Blond Gauzo Wells. Ladies Cravats a, Gun.
Ssdn Epauloics, Ind and Bobbnoit I.nces and IN
serions, plain and 6g'd Bobbnoii, and a ysrie,v
of Bonnet, and Band Ribbons, with a general as .
sortment of
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

A VI. DUNN, will practice Law in the courts
of wilkinson, Amiie and Pike countios-Supremc
g. Chaucery courts. Office ~ Woodvillc, recent
~ occopicd hy Mcssrs. Saith tysFauar.
.Jguc Q, 1882. 92mG
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

ALL persons indebted to the estate Of Joshua
Poarce, deceased, arc requested to settle the same
and those having claims will present hem duly an.
ihenhcaied within the time prescribed By law, tc
the undersigned
w. S. LEWIS,
Admr. Of he csiaie Of Joshua Pearce.
December /, 1889 40
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
NEW ADvERTISEMENTs.


ALL persons having notes and accounts IA The
hands of the subscriber doc January 1881 wllI
save cost of suit, by settling them on or before the
18th instant; aud those having small accounts
would do well 10 discharge them by That lllne
T.. THOMPSON.
Weodulle December ], 1889. 48
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

ALI. persons are hereby lorewarned from ira''ing
c,r two certain promissory notes of hand drawn by
,he undersigned and made payable TO A. G. Nc.
Daniel and Henry Buuuss, dated the 24lh day OF
March 183q one for the sum Of $500, payable jan
nary 1883. aud the other Tor $500, payable January
I89i. as the consideration ir which slil no'es
we're aven las failed, and am determined not 70
INV said notes unless compelled 10y law
p! '''' ''' TiOS. ELLIS.
December /, 1889. 48
o Tho Olive Branch LClinonl viii please ln.oIS .,'
o tb,ee fines and forward their account " this Once
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
STR

flsoM the plantation Of tie late Peter Rsnseipb u,
- nl' Ficiniiy large raw boned SORREL HORSE.
,'h o eight ycars old, and full shod-pafuruhr mark,
'o'eueeed got him three months since on Pearl
MreT below Columbia Il is probable he has s,ienn,ei
ie.uih ,nat way Any information the subscriber re-
sng IN "oodyile, win be thankfully received and dniy
n.,.u,,. . A. $. RANDOLPH
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

IAe Edieor.-To conduct leading newspaper
well, II IS not so easy matter as many oilers ia
aaelne. Every booby who spins Of a morning a
long rgmarolc speech--ornny NJ. c. who bores
the nation and puts congress to seep-lmaQino
that to write editorials for newspaper is like Dog.
berry's reading aud wriung--'i comes by nalure.n
10 make good editor il requires the essence OF
80 members Of congress, twenty fourth of July or.
eiors, and about a dozen modern poets, 60 say no.
thing about the thosand flowers caught from men
of the world An editor must always be with the
peope-thlnk with them, feel with them, aud then
he need fear nothing, be will alway be right, al
ways strong, always POPULAR always frcc.--The
world has been humbugged long enough by spou-
tiers, and takers, and conyenoners and Legislators
-etid gems OnRe--lhis is the editorial age, and
the most intellectual of all passages IN. u paper.
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
JOS. M STREET.

ATTORNEY g. CouNsrLLoR an LAW
HAVING located himself in Woodylllc, respect
fully offers his professional services 10 the people
lie will attend the Circail, County g. Probate
Courts of Wilkinson, the Circuit Courts of Amic
and Adams Counties ;--also the Supreme a. Chan.
cery Courts held at Natchoz Ills Office Is in .hs
west end OF jones' new building, on the Souil
side Of the Public Squlre
JUN 2l, 1899. 20m6
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

PRESTON w. FARRAR, will practice Law
in the Courts Of Wilkinson County and tho Circuit
Court Of Adams, Franklin aud Amiie, and the Su.
preme and Chancery Courts Of the State. Office,
Woudyillc, East SIDE Of iheSquarc, the same occu-
pied heretofore by Smith and Fauar.
July 7, 1882. 27
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

i'5a 1s n N y destroyed opehrd of lbe popaa,ios
~, lng whole nun w fdnilis IN gngllnd snd sca,.
ianu, , i'p 10 'ha 81 Of August, was o57 Tbo
h''"'rf ct cases % iha, dlic amounted 4, "a oao
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

iE Subscriber in addition 10 hs former s,ocl.
mas i,is' received supply Of Winter Goods, which
1o "ners ior sale low Coz cash, or on credit until
January 1884, TO puuciual customers
~ JAMES JONES.
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
d M. GILDART q J ]. EYEkETM.
CorNsnLLons 81 ArronNnYs Ar ~,

COUNsELLoRs y ATTORNEYS Ar LAW,
HAVING associated themselves IN the practice
of Law, will atond to all profession al business
entrusted TO them in the Circuit County, q Or
phaus courts in Woodyille.--They will attend the
Supreme g. Chancery Courts of the State q the
Circuit Courts of Annie, Franklin and Pike 60 m
hes---Ollice East side of the Public SqnaFe ~
posic the Court House.
Woodve Nov 20. l83O.-4i u
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

~ I'll sell ai auction in the town Of Wooiyille on
% ~. gay OF january next, my house and lot flyno
u "oo!'iiel On credit OF " montlls-purchascr ri
p...n,. ,s.. JOANNA MARROW
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
Law NOTfCEs.

ATTORNEY 4 CoUNsELLOR ar Law.
OFFICE on Bank Street, nearly opposite the
Bank
Woodvillc, August 10, 1882. 33
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

IhE undersigned having been appointed hy me
linhble TnouAs II. fRossrn 10 survey, divide,
anil make Partition into two equal paris cf cc'ias
tract ot lnnd adjacent TO, and on part Of which tho
Town Of Fort Adams is located, containing by cs.
nation one hundred aud two acres and 96-lOO; the
bali pah OF which is clamcd by William Jones,
and the other half Is ropuled 10 belong - Bah
me, his heirs Or proper representatives; have, ia
execution Of lhc chnrge, surveyed and partilionod
lhe same accordingly aud IN conformity with the
statute 10 such case provided, we have appointed
Monday The Sd Of December next. to meet AZ The
slote of Israel r. Browning, IN Fort Adams, To
ballot In bohaf Of ihe respective claimanis for the
shares into which said land has boon divided,
where those interested may attend if they think
proper
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
NEW.ORLEANs Nnr- 9q

NliN.DklEANS. Nov. 20 E
nodistinguished au,hnr of the life Of Colunl-
s reached this oiy BY the western route; it
bDald b. ali,gether work of suporngation, in a
kyn generally enlightened as this, 70 recommend
y The kindly couriesies Of our fellow.cii zens
|iunto whom every American. as well as the civil
'IuAvnrld, Il 50 greatiy indebted Washington
.5ahp more than any other Of the lterati nf this
hemisphere, has contributed TO take away our re-
ro1ch among nations
4 Sarcasm and envy hide their ''diminshed hoads''
Rlore the blaze Of his genius, and transatlantic
bic is compelled 10 assume the garb Of courtesy
lhd justice. Should the general intelligence and
icreaso Of knowledge on the part Of the popua
. Dn keep pace with tho works Of genius, talent,
Ihsle and application Of our learned and accom-
pshed writer's, we may laugh 10 scorn the petty ef-
ihTisof tyrants, whether decked with the regaia Of
Inonlrchs, or the simpler garb of democracy
The fame Of Irving, Brown, Audubon, Bow
ditch, Cooper, Pudding, and other celebrated wri-
kn, though, indigenous, is every day becoming
more dear 10 Americans They are Jewels, that
ourcouniry may display with the pure and patriot
pride Of the mother of the Gracchi. Whilst
nc an honest pride exists we still hope that all we
bold dear as men and patriots is safe Emporium
Nc,oOrieans, Norembcr %.
Washington Irving has embarked on the shiT
Croole for New York last evening May propiti
Gus gales and sunny skies accompany the gallan
shp to her destination, for she hears one, sin whom
heelemenis are so mixed, that naiatc might stan,
up and say 10 all the world, this is man
We are gratiiied 20 observe that the subject q
cleansing the CITY is again brought forward 10 lh
souacA Fruitful, indeed, Is the matter, and itaugh
with consequences all important TO This conmuni
~ Cholera, as in most Of the large cities OF th
union and elsewhere is, still, lingering among us, a
ifawaiiing time and opportunity 10 break out wit
renewed fury WHY, then, with ample funds Z
their disposal, aud with The full and hearty concu
renee ofihe citizens, should lhe public authonile
ior moment, hesitate To prosecute with unreml'le
zeal and perseverance the cleansing OF this, motor
ousand shamcfuly, filthy city?
For the terrible ravagcs of the hlihloving di
ease, which have Frustrated human life so lavish
during It's prevalence. .thc foul condition of the e.
is, mainly attributable. Let all the resources al
energies Of the corporation, backed as they are
such liberal leans, be, forthwith, displayed 10 y
honor Of the admlnisir iion and 10 the welfare
The people at --EmP,riHm.
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
SPAIN.

BY The Athenian, which left Malaga on the 26Ih
orSepiember. the news IS coafrmed OF the dea'h
ofFerdinand VII, king Of SPAN. The question OF
the succession is one whichm may lead to dliiicnlncs.
Ferdinand has lcft two infant daughters; and de-
elared few years since that the Sale law lia1 neeH
repealed and by an enactment made by ms iaihe,
with the consent of the Cures, in 1888. Accord
ing to the salic law Carlos, The brother Of The late
king, would succeed. According to the arrange
menis Of the latter; his eldest daughter wlii be
tqueeh, aud Francisco dc Paula, his youngest bro
ther, regon,. Carlos is more devoted TO lhc MONKS
than ever FerdinaRd was; aud, ii'nade king wouio
re establish The iuqulsitioo IN. r. Com. A"p'
ltssluted in the Quateiiy Review, thatihe Chof
era, IN the city OF ,ssora in Asaic Turkey, 70 a.
static Turkey "a the space oflourleen days, carried
of between IS and 10000 inhahiianis, out oi f.,
population sc 10000. This was about one-iolr'I
qfiho whole popuio'on lniBagd1d, another 'iur
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

been advertised as such for six months. Anthony
saws ne belonas to William Antoine, Fronchman
living about miles below the city Of New.orleans,
on the East side of the river Anthony appears to
be between 25 n 80 years OF age-ho soys he is
near thirty; . feet 10 inches high; stout bwli :
dark compexlon; has scar over his left eye aud
has considerable impcdimcnt IN his speech.
Anthuny's owner not having complied with the
law. he will be sold on tho day stated above, 10
uay ail and other fees, unless previously taken out
Of Jail.
MORGAN DAVIS, Sheriff g. Jailor
Anio County, Mississippi
Liberty, Amno Co. Miss, Nov. 90, 1882 13
Southern planter., 1832-12-01
from tle ". Y Uer. faieaig,n,c,.


six foot Kcntuck ian w,s NO., ,o,,,, 49,, ~.
e'ing ~ The lnlcriorof pennsglgani, sh,n NJ ,,,,,
"p i'f 'he nlghtai Dutch tavern whore he ,res
y cN''ss'Vely annoyed by the iorneniors of human
~" anu blood, which time out Of mind baye bcen
.nu peculiar deni2enis ofunclean beds. Ia tbe
"oining when The rest of his fellow passenaors b,,l
p'l, 'us'r iare, our krnthckian stepped up 10 tbe
'anul"ru' nad IN voico of thunder ,noniroJ ,ho
price Of teef in that vicinity. WV
ne Pice Of beef" responded the half C,iob,cn
ca and halt wonder struck tavern kceoer.
ny 'lsh, let me sec--ish sxpence de ponnd
"llere' ihen" s1id the Kentuckian. oaake thain
m ,he same time throwing down on The counter
"Di,. and vat is dot for. Maynheer sixroote,9
"iiallof Il Is for my bed and board--and hhlf
"Beefflr vaig
Il, "for The d--d hungry bugs in your he'd
hoy came nigh eating inc up aliye---look here and
stc, and hotc" said he n lie same time shovino
'''s '"'s aud marks blood on lbs face, arms. and
=, 70 you mean 10 ipsinmie ihalmy beds are bug,
EF s''u 'he landlord, stepping round in passion
D''eFi 70 he sure du--and that you are but
~, Wy '"''" "u from being munleref--had Il been n
nun consumP'iye elloW that slept where did last
night instead ofme, he would have been lead
'ha" oe'o'e morning--apd 70 guard against such a
nuke a presen, to YOU Of that money
-ouy heel with t,and feed your bugs every niqht
before putting any body in your beds
INC Duchman was forced 10 submit 10 the ioko
--the keniuclSan M the while hooking ferceiy al
MN ~ the face, and keeping us cool and determin-
Cd as Il i was case Of life and death.
Wh'le parson was standing IN his door smoo,-
,ne h's pipe, country village, he was accos cd
oy poor laborlng man The parson told him he
made II rule not to encourage idlencss but IL The
man would get into his garden and root np the
weeds, he would pay him for IL. "Thars all !
WISH, sad the poor fellow. "Well lh,n come a.
long with inc, and Pl show you what. to be DONE y
When they were IN the Rev. Genllemnn agreed 10
give The man shilling for his trouble-however,
alter the job wns done, he SAID that sixpence was
enough for the time the laborer had been employ.
ed. Tho poor man being half starved and wish.
ing toget himself some bread, finding the other
would give hmno moro, agreed TO take the sixpence
on condition the Rev Gentleman would teach him
he Lords Prayer, which be consented To do. begin.
nlng 'Onr Faihcr"-when he again asked---"Whai
Your Father aud MINE too9--.'To DO sure" repl.
ed the parson. swell hen,' said the laborer, '.you
musl be cOniounded rogue 10 cheat your BRO.
TIER Of sixpcnce."
The Edisor.-To conduct a leading newspaper
well, It IS not so easy matter as many oilers ia
agine. Every BOBBY who spins Of morning a
long rlgnarole speech--orany NJ. G. Who bores
Southern planter., 1832-12-01

A FRESH SUPPLY OF FANCY GOODS.
D5-JUST received, variety Of beautiful
GOODS, Of the latest fashion, from Phli.
delpha; which will dispose Of on rcasa.-
able terms.
ANN NJ PRAY
November IL, 1882. IS