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for he Lest Agricultural Essay, TO be cntled Ag-
fisatf5ffo ~ Ittetaia'-1'he essay, we sulpese,
selhi ohofaeo something Of the history aid pre-
sent suite of Agriculture III our State, With tie eat
sas Of the mposer,shment Of onr I1od. Those DIS
posed 70 iofnmoaicne on TINS snl9"cs, wa aiifesS
10 tho I3f@iaia Farmcf, Seottsrtiio, A1emarH CO.,
=. A committee Of Intelligent gentlemen van de
ella uponsliie marlts of each AMI award the Pre-
mum We do not prrsams, tlht the Amount olier-
81. VII he much indnrenani Our o,tct II To OK
etc attention and inquiry, and we can hut hope
tl,nt some aaie pens VIII he disposed respond to
orr cndaagoara.
All communication mu. be sen, in before tie
first Of FEBRUARY" ifeo u postage
Oct - I'm
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VM7aE undersigned Inspectors Il, Lynchs Ware
81 house, in the town Of Lyuchburg, return their
grateful Judgments to the planters generally
for the liberal patronage they have heretofore IN
trusted to the above establishment, and hope, by
an aSsduouS a,tcnon 10 business to merit their fl-
trrc custom They pledge themselves to use every
oXar,ioa 10 give general and entire satisfaction
CHARLES A. WTrHERS,
NELSON TITSLEY.
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I.D.tNS IE.lli SALE.

YAY Iibfary containing Lcgnl, historical and
Isa. classic.d wosks, s iJr sale tnless sooner
,lisnased of ii will be soId 1T public auction on Sat
m.ay TN 81 of Nov,ibcc next 10y Mcssrs Z. q u
h Ph ls, & 30. auflloneoN. II Those who
ha,. borrowed 51ois OF mc, vii please return them
WA. NJ. RIVE.
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NOTICE.

NOR RENT, fer the term Of five years from the
n lst day OF January next, the white Tavern
House, with all necessary ou' houses, together,
with about 10 acres pi land, situated at Amherst
court house The stand is beloved 10 be good
one, the buildings commodous, aud the rent may
be wholly paid IN boarding. Possession can be
had Immediately. Apply Ia the subscriber living
at Amhers, courthouse.
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr.
&c
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NOTICE.

uNl1E subscriber 1nfarnshs HIInI's a.s -, ~
pubic generally, thai nc has taken his brother
Jobn r Tiden into partnership, and has removed
HE establishment TO the house formerly occupied
nv Mr. Wm. Bard.-Al persons indebted to him
are requested TO come for. af' and se'''e ,nen "o'
counts wllort delay, and those favi"s Gums d
gains, Inn sill present them for settlement,
RICHARD !. TILDEN.
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CLAY & THORNTON

VIA ~ R1tJN ~ OIN
"A RE now receiving their Fall and Winter
1A Goods, comprising almost every article in
their line of business. The following is a part OF
their Goods
Sup. blue aud black Cloths
Sup, brown, claret and olive do
Do mulberry, green and steel mixed
A splendid assortment of Cassimeres, some entire
" new
Casinctls ofevery price and style
White, red and yellow Flannels
Striped, Duff and Point blankets
Rose do. large sizes
Napt Cottons, kerseys &c.
Merino Scarfs and shawls
Bombazetts, Clmassans and Plaids
Prints of every description
Italian SILKS, Satin Levantnes
Colored Silk Gro de Maps
Cambricks and Muslins of every description
Bleached and Brown Domestics
With great variety Of other Goods, too tedious
to mention, all of which We pledge ourselves to sell
as low as any other house in this place.
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STOVES

for Churches countin, Rooms ard Work Shops
amongst item are u few superb Franklin Stoves
they have likewise on hand number of other arti-
cles viz Bel Metal and Brass Kettles, Tea ket-
ties, Iron Brass. and Block Tin, Brass and Wire
Tenders, Brass Andirons, Shoves and longs. some
elegant, Brass candIesticks, Britannia aud Block
Tin, Coffee d Tea Pots, Warnc Irons, CAS-
TINGfS general assortment, cloth, HAIR, PANT,
whitewash and shoe Brushes, Shoe Backing, black
and red Ink, and great variety u other articles
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I.NuYs,S WAREHOUSE.

yE0liE Undersigned having taken an interest with
n Mr.. Alexander Lisga, in the above establish
men, inf a term oiyears, begs leave TO advise his
friends ana the public generally Of the Fact and To
solicit their future patronage. The Warehouse is
IN GOOD repair situated in central convenient and
,liyihle part OF the town. The Inspectors are men
ofbusnesg OF industrious habits, and viii no doubt
do every thing to TIC entire sa,sfact,o" Of propri-
.,.rs and planters. BENJAMIN HUNT
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lress.p. FRANCIS cALLAwAY and riEN-

w ny GALLOWAY, administrators wi.h
the will annexed Of Charles Galway, 81. deca )
please take nntice, that on Tuesday The 3oth OF oc
tober next at lie tavern o1sc OF Charles Galloway,
at pitisy i,ania Court House, between the houfs o.
SIN r.se and su.. Sc, OF tho same hly' J
shaii proceed u nke the DISPOSITIONS Of Georee
W. callapay, Charles C''llaway, John I""Aii'h
and Others 10 DC read rs evidence 10 SUI 90" o.
pcudIns in the Saperio. court q Law ana Chai'ee
ry iof Ire eol.pty of Pusylsan'a, 70 when ain
plaintiff, and yon N yoU own rlsis, ana rs au'
.ministfaiors With the viii annexed % Chares |al
laway 81. deceased, AMI others, are defendants ana
# said depostioos are not Completed on tha' Gay
shall coniinae f.pn day 10 day until they arc com
pIeled the time an1 pllce whereof YOU are herein
notified. SALLY ANDERSON.
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SADHE.EIsY.
Y aiuAble A.AnA for Sale.

BY virtue of u decree of the Circuit Superior
-NO Court Of Law ard Chancery for the county
Of Canlphell, pronounced on the ooh day Of Sep
tembor. 1889, in a cause then therein depending
between Willis NJ. G. Wilkinson, Robert A. M
chols aud others, Plaintiffs, and Elizabeth WIKI in
aid Rebecca Wilkinson, Defendants the W.
dersigneJ the Commissioner in said decree named
viii, Tuesday the Both day of the presen, month,
II far, tno,, the next fair day (undays excepted
on the promises, proceed 10 sell by way Of public
auction, 10 the highest bidder the tract Of Land in
sal decree menti,aed, being the tract of Land in
the county of Campbell, OF which the late Jesse
Wilkinson died ssed-This Tract Of Lend
contains 23S acres, about seventy acres of which
are cleared, and now IN good heart the unclearet.
Land is heavily tImhered AMI large portion Of il
fine Tobacco Land Ii lies Immediately on tho
main road leading from New London towards the
city of Richmond about four miles from the former
place. and about eight miles from Lynchburg.
There IS on the plantation an excellent and an ex-
tensive Apple and Peach Orchard now in healthy
and thrifty state ,-The buildings consist OF ,ole-
rably large and comfortable Dwelling House, a
Kitchen Stable, and other necessary out houses,
and are So situated as to render it q convenient
stand for a Tavern or House of Public Entertain
ment 1t is not often that tract of Land so valua
bic, and at the same time 81 convenient, as this is
10 market, is Offered for sale. Those disposed to
purchase, would do we'll to view the premises be-
fore the dry of SALE it will certainly be Sold and
a great bargain may be had The terms will be
800 in cash, and for the residue a credit Of one
two and three years will be given, the purchaser
giving for the deferred payments bonds with good
security The title will be retained as farther
security for the payment of the purchase money,
subject TO he reso'd in default snail be made
IN the payment of the same, or any part thereof
When the whole purchase money shall be paid,
the purchaser Will receive conveyance Of the title,
which is undivided
WILLIS NJ. C. WILKINSON Com
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Na)l'ld Il.
Sept. 81

9KTlI.L be sold, to highest bidder, on Che Isl day
w OF November, 1882, a. the late residence Of
William ". sjtni,h, deed. III the town OF Lynch
bue ali the persona! property u tha estate, except
the Slaves, Consisting oi Household and Kitchen
Furniture, &c.
Terms will be liberal and made known on the
aav OF sue. sARAIlANN SMITH, Admx.
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COPPER s. TIN
NfAuW@A CT DIS z
II. $. * j. Il, TILDEN

RESPECTFULLY inform their friends ana the
puol,c that they have taken the house infnetiy oc
CAPPED by MIR William Burd, where they VII car
ry On the COPPER, and TIN business iii all It's
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Dissolution of Copartnership,

= stHE Conartnsr.hip heretofore existing uadcr
IL the finn OF Rurker IL Roberis, has been d is.
snlvadhv mutual consent. All those inaeb'ed to
h, fi'm, are requested 20 make imme diste pa, :
men,, as longer iudulgcncs tann"t he given
Those having unsettled accounts against the con.
cefn, viii present them for Adjustment The
haaks and ACCOUNTS are lrh win George L. Rat.
erss. who will wind W nod setile the hnsintss 81
the firm. ALFRED VI. RUCKEk,
GEORGE +. KOBEHiS.
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NOTICE..

A PETITION vii be presented TO the next
IA Legislature of Virginia, in behalf Of Citizens
ofthe Corporation Of I4ynchburg, and the Counties
OF Amherst Campbell and Bedford, praying to
change the time of holding the Circuit Superior
Co5r, OF Law and Chancery for said town, so as
not to interfere with the Quarterly Courts Of SAID
town and counties; and also TO change the laws
in relation 10 Commissioners in Chancery roqur-
ing their reports to be in Cour, two months before
they shall be acted upon by the Courts
Oct. 4 pm
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NEW APOTRECARY STORE,
FL 70 IaXMAM2

= A T his Dug, Medcinc ami PANT
ElaM VA Warehouse, ~ the sign OF isr
re- 81 Golden Mortar Q doors below the Far
$3.50 ners' Bank, Lynchburs, Va. is con-
6saAeD stantly receiving fresh supplies Of
Drugs, hirdicincs, Surgical Instruments, Paints,
Oils. Dye S,uas, pcriumery, &c. &c.-Ai otw hich
may be had on the most reasonable terms, FOR cash
harr,, CT 10 pune,ua customers on liberia! credit.
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WIRE WEAVING

business, and design keeping constantly on han'
an assorImo,t adequate 10 any demand. 4hey
have now a pretty good assortment Of Screen ana
Ian Wire, also large anl elegant assortment; OF
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RRASS EOUNDERY.

business and vii Keep on hand BeIIs nom Up
10 0Oibs Tobacco Screws and Boxes cast on old
screws--also, Castings for CardiHg Machines &c
Mil aud Tobacco Brands, &C. &c.--They viii al
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Observation-Disclosures:

FHNtiE Subscribers have on hand, at the lower
- end of MaIn-street, large qusntty of HER
RINGS--which they will sell on good terms, Ell
Their wholesale or retail. Those wishing tn purchase
might save something by giving US call before
they buy. ECuOLS & CUNDlFF.
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,s'D FIFE PAINTERS.

NNE ARE receiving very large supply OF
w COARSE WOOLLENS, for Negroes.
aud very general assortment, Of Blankets, at very
reduced prices all Of hich " offer our usual
liberal terms Mckee ROBINSON & Co.
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TENSl1EY pADGETH,

.HERC}fJ.Ni JHiLOH,
fS,now receiving his Fab i Vince Goods, "nd
adding daily 10 hts present $ ock OF Clothing.
Great Costs
Ladies aud Gen,lemen's Plaid Clcaks
Gamble, do
F,ock Coats
Dress Goats
Round DO
PHnalnpns and Drawers
Shirts aud Vests
Shirt Bos'iBs
Collars aud Stocks
Cra,afs aud S,iiluers ..
Sorks
Shots and Hats. name "A ctnred of Goods OF
every siyl.
Also, Dry Goods, and many nthpr fancy arires
by retail, which | am de'srminrd 10 sell low or
cash.
N. B.-The subscriber is pr.pa.ed to EXECUTE
any order in bis line, ~ the shortest notice and
r, adies' dispatch. Up.
Oct. 8 4y
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HARDW ARE, CUTLERY, x
,pAUrIY GO OBS,

q US1 received per the ship Equator, direct from
~ England, aid 3ow opening, our Full supply,
which, with the Stock on Ia nj, comprises gene
raj, extensive and well selected assortment, consis
ting partly, VIZ f.....r
Best mouse hole and common Anvils, superior
Vices common and Trufnan's warranted Bellows,
Screw Plates, Sledges an! Hand Hammers, Cast
and German Steel pit, hind, panncl aud tcnon
Saws, Enslish 4 American mill and u cut Saws,
yeneerlng and all other Saws generally in use, an
extensive assortment Of Pilates, Files and Rasps Ct
every description, socket, Grmer and turning CHS
els, Of all SIZES turning, hru,ey and carving Go'l-
ges, irary, stag, buf}aloe, and variety Of other
Table Knives aud Forks, beautiful assoftmen, of
Pen and Pocket Knives, RGcoys, WagraateG
Scissors, Tailor Sheius, Lancels, FIcams, Butch
ers' Shoe, Sadllers and Pruning Knives, Cast
and Shear Steel Drawing Knives, Plane Irons,
Axes Hatchels, AIDES, hon and Steel Blade
squares, Brace and Bits, Guages, Hammers, &c.
Scoteh Spring Knob L9cks and Lalches Mof!ce,
Stock, Pad, Closet, Trunk, Chest, Cupboard, Till,
Book Case Desk and Horse Locks, Iron and Brass
Butts, II. II. l.. Chest, Hook and Eye, Fable,
Desk and Parliament Hinges, Copper, Patent Iron
aud Common Tea Kettles, M,slln Kettles, Brass
and Iron lortars, Britannia and Block Tin Coffee
Pots, Britannia Tea Pots, Sugars and Creams,
Brass canles.cks High and Fiat. Plated Candle
sticks, SHUTTERS and Trays Plated Casters, Tea
Trays and Walters, Glass and Brass Conmode
Knobs aud Curtain Pms Brass Painted and Wire
F,nfers, handsome and common Shovel and longs
Brass Japsnnod and common Androns, Mathema
teal Instruments, Tanners aud Curriers' Fools
Glass and Putty, Toy, Sad, and Tailors' Irons,
Frym. Pans, and a good assortment nfCastings,
Traces, ilators, Log and Surveyors Chains Car
rinQe Trimmings, variety Of Guns, Rites and
l'iSioiS--also, n splendid assortment Of
SADDLEKY.
Enslish and American Plated and Brass Curb and
snaie Bils aud Strrup Irons, Plated, Brass and
Japanned Mounting Buckles of every descri ption,
Saddle Trees, Hog skins, serge, silk, &c, &c.--All
Of !" hch we pledge ourselves 10 sell at Richmond
prices, and particularly invite the attention Of
County Merchants, eadders, Joners, Mechanics,
and the public generally
THHO ROBERTSON s. co.
Sign Of the Golden Anvil.
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I1uk D.hEAMT ssAA1Ak
.tf Valuable Real Estate.

FSNIlE undersigned have determined on selling
Il the lots composing the Town OF Fiotencem
Botetonrt county, Va. nj Public Auction
FLORENCE is situated immediately on L!rsts
Ri-sr, al tic posta NJ Looncgs Crsek om The ma'@
Fa1lsa read trasrc il 6la rcaoAss lie rirer, two
miles above Psuonsburs. For commercial putpo-
sos, and to commercial men, this sale presents tic
best opportunity for the investment of capital that
is to be found Yves, ofthe Blue Ridge mountains
|, is the nearest point on James River tor The
trade and shipment of produce to Lynchburg ana
Richmond for the merchants and farmers residing
Wythc, Washington, Fazeweil, Giles, Russell
Lee, and Scott and is aofo the most convenIrht
point for the COUNTIES Of G,eenbreY, Monroe, Ale
ghany, Pocuhontas, and Bath.
The situation of Florence is very desirable fox
a town, being in remarkably salubrious climate
well watered, and sufficiently fat and level LAND,
possessing some commanding situations for private
residences, and Loo.ey's Creek atiordng sufficient
water iof manufacturing purposes.
The property will be divided into lo,s of OF an
acre each, and the sale will take place ne p'ep'-
Ns, on Monday the 9th day of November next thd
Terms will be liberal and made known on the day
of sale. MAGDALEN HARVEY,
JOHN Nd. HARVEY.
Botetourt. Sept. 81 TN
POSTPONEMENT.
3 In conseq fence OF rho above sale hanWnlhS
to fall on the same day with the Presidential Lie'-
lion, it is postponed TO the following day Tuesday
the 9th November next. 3%
gJ Editors who have published it will notice
the postponement ~"
Oct l8.
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Oct. %

NOTICE.-Ihe Undersigned subscribers
~ will receive scaled proposals until the 9th
day fthe prcscn, month 10 construct Bridge
across Black alter Creek, near Black-WateT
Minis. A description the Bridge can be had by
application to either Of the subsc, beers.
JOHN HOLLINS,
ODEN c. CLAY,
SAML. MsCORkLE.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

DVFO ~ n VKT WIN KIM
trfILL he sold, "nho" reserve, on l"e'da.
~ TIT Nnvemher, nv cniirr stock ri Boot. AMI
>noes sbtoh are particularly suitable for he pres
ca, snd approaching season. --'lerms liberal.
CALEB ODELL, Ac'.
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Valuable 'r~WM Property

FOR SALE.
VENs1E. subscriber wishes To sell his House an"
Il Lot, fronting on Cooke Strcct-60 feet f''t-
ming back the usual depth. The property is at 'n'
time rented to Mr., Cadwallader For further IA
formation, apply to Mr. Caswc Poe, who is alov
authorized to dispose Of it for me- The terms sfa''
be low AID accommodating
WILLIAM BARNARD
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H -
PREMIUM.

VUNfIE publishers Of the VIRGINIA FAR
Il MER,h aesifous ofpronoiiag by every means
IN ,,eir power, the interest of Agriculture in Viz
tnin hnYr lietatl1i ned 10 Offer a Premium Of
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NOTICE..

a PETITION wl be presented to the ne, mex
inspection OF Tobacco a, Terry's Warehouse
the town Of Leesyle, Campbell county, Va.
Oct, Is wsw
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GsgEETGINGER.

& y elegant article for preserving, just received
: N ard for sale ~ d. Z LYMAN.
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OFT
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-12-19

hings arrives, tine appointments 10 office wiii be theyery worst conceivable. The test wiii not be competency to discharg Q ! the duties of an office. not modest and un- pretending merit, but partisan deuofoa. | F i.a caii laugh tine foudest laugh, drink the most whiskey, resort to the most de- grading and pettifogging artiilces in cleo tions, and gabble with the most voluhiiity about the rights of the people, will stand the best chance for pronotion. In a word, sir, that same class ef s0orfAfes ito go tie whole forthe sovereign people, yet are ready at tl1S samG tune 10 kiss the hand of power and to iiiti k tho dust from tic despot's foot. For, sir, experience has demonstrated that in afepubheaa govern ment. those who are most ciamorons about the rights of man, and affect most readi- ness to oppose the first cncroachments of tyranny, are ia monarchy ihe very first 10 besiege tle throne with fulsome aaula- ten. The history of Charles NJ Maurice. TaI|eyrand of France, and of thonsands of others, IS a complete exempification of the truth of my proposition. These wor- thies care not for the form of government. so they rep0se on the lap of luxury and ease. The fact is, they are selected to office because they have DO dependence of principle, nor any other motive eff ac- tioia tiian seryile devotion 10 the appointing power Look at the good Governor of Arkansas, palmed upon tie people of this Territory in defiance and utter violation of their will and wishes, and ty whom l. why. sir, by tie peoples candidate and the peoples President. And for wliaii Why, sir, for seryiees rendered in the presiden tial canvass of 1908, and for continued partisan devotion 10 the reigning dynasty. But who does net rerolleet tie maxim, .s the king can do no wrong"
 Sir, the appointing power, or Ire who influences that power, should he actuated hy higher, nober, and far different mo- lives. f' Is Ire honest? Is lie capable ?'' is Ihe true tombstone. And he whose ap- pointmenis arc made from mere party con- alterations, he who evinces disposition 10 pardize the national prosperity, or the Territorial prosperity, to advance the ephemeral prosperity of a tottering fac tioa. Is a stranger tn the sacred name and character Of patsiat, whetiee il be An drew the 1st, eho seeks to overawe and hny up senaies, and riotously trample with mad jafatuatIon on the laws and con- stitntlon of his country, or tue ilnstrious Aetocrat and sole Representative of this great frontier Empire, who bestows re- roards and inf1cts pamishmeHts on scale corresponding to the extent and political consequence of his dofninions.
 Very respectfully,
 ELLINGTON.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-12-19


 NMHE subscriber offers for sale, tho <A TRACT OF LAND on which Vim. Baggs uow resides, i've miles south of Lt- ilc Rock, on the United States road lead~ ing from this place to Washingtom, Hemp- stead county, containing 160 acres of Land, of which between 9 and 30acres are clear ed, on the banks of the Fonche creek.-- On the place IS good hewed log double cabin, spring ofgood water, and thrifty apple and peach orchard. Also, in the town of Little Rock, ard in the neighborhood of Robert Critfcn- den and Thomas E. Malone, six TOWN LOTS, with common double cabins oP hewn legs, and few peach trees, at rre- sent occupied by Richard Hawkins. Also, block of l2 LOTS, sitnatcd be- tween the residences of w. W. Steven son and Robert Crittcnden, Also, one LOT adjoining the former office of the Advocate.
 Also, tie properly on which tie sub- scriber at present resides, situate in ti,e neiglburhood ofNm. $. Fulton and Chas. Caldwell consisting of three LCIS, &c.&c. Also, a good four horse WAGON, and two or three yoke of OXEN.
 Any person wishing 10 purchase any or all of the above named properly, can get a f,atgain by applying to the subscriber, 1 tivirg in fhe town of Little Rock. Cash or Negroes will be taken in payment for thc above property.
 BENJAMIN CLEMENS. Little Rock, 18th Dec. 1899. 37 tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-12-19
BELL POINT.
FOR SETTLEMENT AND SAf,l i

FOR SETTLEMENT AND SALE. THE eligible, advantageous, and beam
 siful situation, Bell Point, nlatter years known as Fort Smith, tbe unin- cuinbered property of tbe subscriber, will shortly be laid off in fots and sold. i his situation is on the rifIt bank of the Arkan- sas river, at the confluence of the PoteasI.
 For locality and facilities of business, uniting moro desirable properties and obr vious ecommendations, thar any other site !:e.n tl.e mouth ta fhe source of the river.
 It is the head of safe steam boat nay iga- tion, all above being precarions and uD- certain. It can command a greater trade Of fertile country than any other position in the Territory. There are now four merclaniilc establishments at this place, and the demand for additional investments must increase conmensnrately with the rapid growth 1f the contiguons country
 Tl.is sale wiIltake place in July next.-- Previously to which, a plan of the iown will he 'inaturcd and effected, of which, together with other facts interesting to purchasers, the public will he dnly ad- yised. JOHN ROGERS.
 Dec 12 37
 0rlhe Editors of the Huntsville De- mocrat, Nashville Republican, and U. s. Telegraph, will give tie ahove four in- sertions, and transmit Il cir accounts to the office of the Arkansas Advocate for payment. M s