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Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-29
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 aus Fsosigea . lqses supply cf GRO OGERkESI spkick sUilI 6e sold dI fke lOscsSs prices. FEyRESH TEk kSE old Hyson, .Young Hy- son, Hyson Skin, Ponkays Powehoug, and Sonchong; warranted best. and at very reduced pPices. @ = ,.sssssls sss.s. 6 E0FEEE, .l0 year old Java, RoFtp Rico Cuba, and Hayans.
 SUGARS, refined Loaf white BFaxll, st. Cloix, Porto Rico and New Orleans lOwer ' WestIndia (uew crop M OLAssEss also New Iberia, (new crop.) q quelity parrasisd superior to 0My i,s toscN. s ssS . K s
 Ground and unground Spices, Mustard.
 box and cask Raisins, common and pure Gin ger, tke Teal root, Rice. Chocolate, Powder and Shot@sno other fire works" except WINES, a variety q A. T. :" good and sty0Ng; Cut and Wrought Nails; Glass, 6 'by Q to 10 by 1S; Glue, C0rks, Rope, Candles, Macke- rel. COdfsh, Shovels. SSc. &1c.s Ns
 Tho above. with all other Goods, will be sold for good pay or good credit, at prices which invite eompetiti0n. ~ ss,s N ffssa
 s1Yest sOf Ike CO1,r9 House. .Eeb. l8 SC
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-29
F0,'e Reduced gO $2.

THE Steam Boat SUPERIOR (6niif lcss
 1 yedr) Capt. Sanford, has again commen- ced running. Until further notice she will leave New-Haven on Monday, Wednesday. and Friday :s0rnings, at 7OscIOcks And NeW- York on Tuesdays and Thursdays At the same hour, Ss Saturdays at 12 o'clock (nness.) It is presumed that Capt. Sanford. e Stestn and comfort, justly enjoy. acelebrity notsur-- passed in this country. sss.s 'T JOEL. ROOT, Agent.
 Neso. Hacem, MGrch g, I 839 tfS9
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-29
T!O ILFI,T.

LIME well kDown Tailori0g Stand noyv e. $ -1a eupied By D. Gill. This stand is l0sAt- cd inl Sopth-street, next door to the stora soG z Mir. c. L. Webb. and is one Of the lest siflis. tiohs for u Tailor in the village. Rossessics1. will be given tha irst of pril nSxf, if desiress
 is Inquire of Es HARRISOl0.
 LitchG hGeid. MdrcA IS ssgF 70,
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-29

Atn Courtef Probate for the District of Sha.
 ron hoaden at SalisbsTy. on'the iosk day cf
 Marck. 4. D.sls8s--- ss.as
 . Pxssshts SaHlaei Church, Esq. Judge.
 WHEREAS t is represented to this
 Court, that DANIEL GAY. late of Sha- ron, 10 said district, deceased, in his lifs lime made to hls children and heirs at law sundry advanceinepts hy way or portion or settle ment. in unequal shares: tsssss
 !hersspon ordered. that the consideraiion and stttlsment of said adsaaeemeuishe made atthe Probate Office in Salishury. on the i7th day Q'elock next. as o'clock in the forenoon; and that al persons iutereskcd therein may |sprearRnd he heard thereon. it is further or usrsd' that the eadninistrators upon inc estate os she sa.u nnnlel Gay do eaute this Ordert to ne gupls'sed ln atewspaperprinle in Lllch. aela two 'vsesa saccesslSely hSlUrc Inc ssld
 l7lh day of April naxs. ss y sfr .',s n $E A copy af Record. M lsA eAMuEL CHURCH. 5uRes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-29
. A New Invention.

sTT1HE subscriber has commenced making A the Ne,oly Inpented MACHINES Jorr
 MASKING and HE EATING WA1.ER; and
 he respectfully invites the inhabitants of the towns of Litchfeid and Goshen tOscalI and examine for themselves. The principle on which they are made cannot fail tO give entire
 satisfaction to all those who wish to save. Ia.
 bor and fuel. The said NIaehines can bs had
 at tho shap of the siibsbfiber, U few doors west rs s.sF,a sss. issss. 4 gsas5WITSLTAM R. DUEL.
 s L;tckfield, Mareh b. 18sas SssS0
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-29
O

tETsHE Subscribers having located thenS-
 ssIves at ygoLcorTvlLLE. for MaH9faci fs'rine WOO give notice that they willpuf- chass thss article, and pay cash on delivery: W0lcOtt, GrOUes G0Ods6sss. !. Wblc0ttv;lle. June 10 tf5x
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-29
ITO. .RENT.

s5n A . TWO story DWELLING 4A HOUSE. B4fn and Gar
 s.ssl tsn. situated about hailA palle A.lnHHsH N south Of Litchheld CouftH HOuse. Iuu siaNH The above properly rill betsn. possession given the first Ot APrtlnsxt: - ; CHARLES e. BENNETY.
 sEStehket2. kfarck Res 1gs2 4l
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-29
Shoes
Anessic0as RasI Road Joasgmal.

Aaneyscass RGit Road Joassssal.k { "A s doubts have been expressed at | dis tance as to the scontinuance of the Raii xtodd yonrAdi, t Is but justice to those who are subscribers to say that iss permaneney is certain: The publisher is permitted to refer 70 the following aenilemens
 WsHicm 4. Dusf, Esq. President of Colum-
 bA College.s liege.
 gansss hensuick, Professor ln c Columbia Col Robert Ls Stsuens. Engineer. Jpmss C. King, Esq. ss Aes ps&sF
 Samngl S.oa,issoul. Enq. Collector of the HIesnrl. G1asis. pxiaSf & e. lPert. Ntw,Kolk. Feb. aa. ibai sslSs
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-29
P0ETRY. e.

I
 yos ma xa9GikeA. 1fSfk.y,s EdS.s&i JSFtle Dsats J Q Rsssnil yos. littls mound of eagtls ts IIyisaasE sDhsis Iaid, Ns sssblins hiIas. nor nolhsr's eall, skaIl rsiss tig fAllsp head.
 -Eaek dsy Hasssd him with delight, ! And shw hew beauties rise, .s hs tsasst sIhnts in sssotiSs forth
 Te1nkSs ,hs shining skies: s. s: F No fiaes Ind \ nor riehssgny, .s.s.
 NSr sarmenis from ah Indian coast; This lil.ls 6oY, lsat 6lOsmssI tO tair,s. Wss kslfihas [ could besst.
 Sweet as thsmeaesI primross pale, sxs Tkss opens wiih ths day " SwSss as ihe' violet 6f,he, dale l AZ transient wasAhis stay. Ass, Us,o she earth from whence he sprung 2 This tender son IS givenA-
 m Almiehsy spAtes the spirit Asd,
 And wiag' ils WY chsaysS.
 Aiast | .iesl how vaip the tears M Shed OCT ihs funeral usnr N The dear departed boy I .wail, x,
 To me sl,all ne'er return. ss.s @ And now ! bow my weeping head, MI
 Hjs fays Milh me ate o'er-7-iSss " III child ls numbered wi.h the dead \ Ts bs wish no ne more. sss Religion, mid ! ct shed thy light
 On ,his Gods great decree, NJ ;. Tkasi !, iu garmsn,s pure and whise, X May sing lis praiss with tlss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-29
Valuable Farm
 FOR SALE.

 - CITUATED in New-P PFossOus
 O LitehReId eountys eonsisliug
 of about ITO aeres--and in pOi1e of cOmpactness. locality. 6sflilily, timber, and waler. probably ia not sHrpnsIsE by any in it's vicinity. Buildinss good and Convenient, .ss .S - 2. s gALSO FOR SALE, 4 A CVotkisrs. Yorks md Cqading Maelipe, Adjoiniug said farm; on as good sslFsasn:eE wafer as can De fStind in tbe eeuntys and on a mil site Of acknoy dgea superiority t0es all the p1iFposes of noanuiaet1ging.
 And also For Sale, A AsmallsDWELT.INli HOUSE. witl abaua one acre Of lahd, ,situate about ftly rods vast Ofsfhe Stone Church iD said Society N The aboye described property is offered for sale, together or sepafakely. Terms af fpay-ss ment eaccornmodating and simnaedials Res4 session gipen ifrequ;reds s
 ENSIGN BUS nsRLL. NeV-P PyesgSn, Masek ss l8Ss tEsp
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-29
NOTICE

nHE Court of Probate for the District of Norfolk has limited and allowed six months from this date for the creditors to the iestateOf BETSEY BURR,
 late pof NOrf0Ik. in said district. deceased, to present their claims against said estate to the
 EBENEZER BURR, Aansr. Norfolk, Marck IT. lass 4i
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-29
a.izes ! rszes sCsnnsetisnt Lottsries drdsO evsry n assday
 dssd Satsrddy- Capital lsyizes of Ii lO OOO. poo ' 5 Q OO 1000

5UUt--S2OO O--sI OOO, sc.
 May be obtained by buying Ticket of the
 su6scriber. one door west of Parks Hotel. ~ Tickets from $2 to S5--lar sale by the Package Or Single Ticket, 0r Shares. V. B. For further particulars. please 10 call and Axamina sehemes. iD xss Latters enclosing Cash or Prize Tick ess VII bs attended 10 the same as # lon per aonal application, - ~ ss Y \, - { ' VIM. R. SlEsHuRUL.
 E& X&I&HNekd. MnsEh. 1AaQ N - saNc
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-29
!. N. NOTICE.
NOTICE.

8 sSssla NOTICE. TTyHE Hon. Conrt ef Pfobaie lar ths Dis trict of I dtehneld has allow elI Aix lnonihs from inc date hofenf for the eroditoF5 nf the esiate of TIMOTHY LOOMS. late 0f TuEsiugtOn. iu said d'niFirk, dseentsd, Co exhihik their <Ihinls sgAinsk said eslAls.-- All psFsens i1dslssNl n ,aId eslslc Sfe Feqnes- ted io make immedinfe payment lD ssp.
 .Nii4tAAF BA1xkkE. Essen-
 HankrR GIxhnTH tons.
 ThFFingion. Marth z. tsss sAo
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-29
TO LET,

l. TO LETT
 niHE DWELLING HOUSE inn .. late the Fsiidenee Of Cover %l!sss nor Q. WoEcoET. in this YiIiage, M pleasanlly situated 10 South street, with good barns, eatFiage hDise, and other onthousea. large garden Se. Possession to be given about the first 0f January next. FOI ef6fther particulars, inquire of
 s.is1 JOHN R. LANDQN.
 Litckf field, Oct. 27i sEzss % 7 PORTER l co. -HAYE just received fresh lot of GRO A1 CERES, comprising very general assOrtment. They consist in partsof Y A
 Tosass % sssSe' sS. sTEAs. I
 HYson Skin. (acNicl are rafrGRted g
 S0dchong, sapesior qaialities. Old Madeira, } WINES. < Port,
 sicily do. ac0rTnNfed Malaga Malmssy, pure. Coluanar, Greund Spices. Mustsrd, Rice. Java CeiEee. Laguira Coffee. Sugar CrackeFs, Box Raisips. LHtnp and Brown SUGARS-all which are offered at the lowest market prices.
 FGbruary9 " SS =
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-29
CASH PAID FOR
 Green q aIf Skins. v

HE subscribers will pay. CASH for Greer
 IA- Calf Skins, delivered at their Store.
 z ss GOODWIN & GALPIN. | Litckfeld, Mdrck i $ ~ 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-29
,Ssperfne sW'keat, iieldliiAgs,s asd .l2ys
 0U @ X x

HN0EECIE1J6 6Npe 10d VS IeAg NAUUlko IL by the baFFelaor bag. & V. Also..a IotAof fresh sroand New4NIilfosd RYE FLOUR--all warranted ef a superisr quality for: sale, by sa....s V .. '. . M V ~ PORTER ss CO., ' One door soatb e the Pcst ta.6cee, vs9 "
 @ + FebTadrV |, 16Sg #E{s1 As
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-29

Religion, mid cb shed thy tight
 On this Gods great decree,
 That !, i1 garnisn,s pure and white, N May sing his praiss will. tl'ss.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-20
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For 1,024,0oO lbs. of Beef.

SEPARATE proposals, in writing and kJ sealed, will De received by the sub scriber, uata Wedaesday, the first day Qf .4nga4t aert, at l2o'elock, noon, for fur uisiing and defj-ering ONE MILLION AND TWENTY FOUR THOUSAND POUNDS OF BEEF. in the Ghoctaw Nation, west of the Territory of Arkan- gas, and as follows:
 295 ,000 pounds to he delivered at the depot, near Fort fowson, Red river.
 32s LOCO poands to be delivered ct the depot, It Horse Prairie, 20 miles west from Fort Towson.
 203 ,00O pounds to be delivered at the depot, near the Mountain Fork of Little river, ,A0 miles northeast fromF ort T owso .
 e0,000 pounds to be delivered at tine depot, near old Miller c. +. 10 miles south- east from Fort TowsoIl.
 11s, 1000 pounds to be delivered at the depot, 25 miles south from Fort Smith, on the Arkansas river.
 The delivery of Beef: at the several de- pots above named, must commence on the first ef October neat, and must be continu- ed from time to time, and in quantities as shall be required, until the whole IS de- i iivered which viii be called for, o,r or before the first ddy ef .Hareh neat, 1853. | lHe DeGl ONCIeu must uG oI 6OoD QOA nlry, and must be delivered, slaughtered and in quarters, or on the boof, as shall be required the hides and rough tallow of the cattle slaughtered, to be the pro- perty of the contractor.
 Good and sufficient securities will be re- quired for the faithful fulflment of the contracts and persons making bids, not known to the subscriber, will give respec- table references as to their capacities to 1 furnish. The privilege of rejecting bids, deemed high, is reserved.
 Bidders will please note on their com munications-" Proposals for furnishing 1 Beef." They are also requested to attend at this place on the 2d day of August, for the purpose of closing contracts.
 J. BROWN, Capt. q. s. .4.
 Sapf. R. S s. of Iadians. Little Rock, A. T.
 May q, 1899. 7-iow
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-20
 GOODS.
CONSISTING OF Dry Goods, Hord Ware, isaddlezg, dn'

Dry Goods, Iiord Wdre, isaddlezy, and
 Groceries,
 Which he will sell at reduced prices for
 cash--AMoSG WHICH ARE
 Superfne black, blue, olive and cinna- mon colored broad cloths-blue stroudings, sattinets, white and red fahnels, ging l.ans-biacl1, blue and changeable lnte- strings-superior figured tnaaderine, black Satin, changeable gros de Naples, black and drab silk velvet, black Crape, black lace shawls, fancy silk shawls, fancy silk handkerchiefs, heavy Pengee handker- chiefs Intli ia black silk dikercAiefs, lace yeils, silk velvet, Brilliantine and white Mafseilles yesting, fancy vest but tons, Nj arseiiies quilts, fringe, ladies ne- rino and circassian cloaks, mems camblet eloaks-inulI, book, figured book, cambric, Swiss, laconet and foHndatio mttsiins- eambric dimity, linen eambric, lawn, bobinet lace, fancy prints, Irish linen, superior sewing silk, belt ribbons, Dun stable andLeghorn bonnets, indigo checks, siip. apron checks, Scete!. dow!as, indigo plaids, Russia diaper, green and scarlet Mackinaw blankets tortoise shell tuckIng and side combs-boots, shoes and brogans ladies leather, morocco and praneila shoes hats, ,caps dog skin gloves. women's black worsted hose, Se. &c.
 H.aRD-IR.aRE -4AD CUTLERY. Cross cut and hand-saws files ,steelyards, cbissels, augers, waffle irons, frying pans, knives and forks, scissors, raZors, sheep shears, pen Knives, steel spectacle cases, pocket ink stands-bridle bits, brass and plated-extFa fine knob locks, stock locks, rife locks, axes, mullen bits, coffee mills, corn mills, spades-6, 6, 10 and Ed nails -brads, wire sieyes-cloth, hair and tooth brushes, &e.
 S.4DDLERF.
 Saddles-bridles single and double rein- ed, with plated and brass bits-martin- gales, black and white, with ivory and plated rings-sursingles collars, web biEg, &.c.
 REaDY-gMaDE CLOTHING.
 Olive, green, brown and mkt coats blue, mkt and brown pantaloons--toiIi- net, velvet, Valencia and silk Yests.
 GROCERIES. Tea, coffee, chocolate, brown and loaf sugar, molasses, cheese, aflspice, nntmegs, cinnamon, cloves. ginger, rice ,soap,sperm candles, Poland starch, tobacco, madden, mackerel No. l almonds, indigo, brandy gin, Fam--F enerife, Madeira and ctaret Wines--
 Which, with many other articles, will be sold cheap for cash; =he will also re- ceiye EisYs, PeHs.ies, Hides, Rear Shtl!s, Beas's Oitaad Ialioao, at the highest mar ket prices in payment for Goods.
 EAIZY WILSON. 10th February, 1832
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-20

Most Extraordinary Circunstance.-- Although the circumstance we are a. bout to relate may stagger the faith ot ninety-nine Of every hundred ot our readers, we can assure them that 1t is literally true. As many of oar readers are aware that the body of John Thom- as. who murdered Ellen Braneroft at Everton, after having been hanged was sent to Liverpool for dissection, it is, in fact, now undergoing anatomical exam ination at our Royal Institution. A cast was made from the head by Mir. Clements, of Bold street, in whose pos session it is at present; and 1t IS an ab- solute fact, that since the cast was com pletcd, the hair of the head and the beard have visibly and palpably grown, having, no doubt taken root in the plas- ter of Paris. It is we'll known fact that the human hair, which grows from a root like that of vegetables, will con tinue to increase hng after life is ex- tinct, and that beard which has been close shaved immediately after death, will grow again for some days. Now, in the instance we have been relating, there can be little doubt that the plas ter mould applied to the face of John Thomas, for the purpose of taking east, must, when drawn off the face, have plueked out the roots of the hair with it. The cast which was at- terwards formed from the mould was soft, moist and warm, and continued so for a sufficient time to permit the hair to spring the roots, until the moisture was expended and the plaster had cooled and hardened. The surgeon who act ed as demonstrator on the dissection, has assured US that he shaved the head close immediately before the operation and that the hair has, in the correspon- ding parts of the cast, evidently grown. If we are asked why so singular phe- nomenon has never before been noticed or recorded, our answer is that there is one circumstance connected with this case which may serve to explain the matter. In general, when casts are taken of deceased friends, the face is smeared with soap and oil, in order that the plaster of the mould, when ta- ken of, may not injure or dishgure the flesh or features. No such precaution was ever taken, 1t seems, in this in- stance, and the plaster consequently, ad- hered more tenacionsly than usual to the face, pl,.cking of withit, as we have already stated, the roots of the hair of the head and of the beard. .--Liverpool ..lIercury.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-20
IIGlES
FOR SALE IN TIE TOWN {
 LEWLSRLRGH.

LEWISBURGH.
 II OTIS in this town will be offered for -A-z safe at the next July term of the Ceun- ty Court, commencing on Monday, the 9th day of said month, on a credit of SIX and twelve months, purchasers giving bond and approved security.
 Lewisburgh is beautifully situated on the north bank 1.-the Arkansas river, 45 or 50 miles above the Little Rock, and 1t is be- leyed, unites more advantages n point of locality of situation and the fertility of the adjacent country, than any toTVa .n the Territory. Itis situated between the two fourishing settlements of Peconery be- low, aud Point Remove above, and most excellent body of land on the opposite side of the river, including Esq'r Ellis settle ment, and extending southwest as far as the prosperous settlement of Fourche-la- Favre. Northeast from Lewisburgh, for6 or 10 miles, the country is gently rolling and interspersed with few rich praries, until you reach the rich bottoms of cane and cypress, and the north fork of Cadron and sources ofPoint Remove all ofwhich are very fertile and susceptible of exten- sive settlements. Further on in the same direction, yosl strike the very fourishing settlement (the most remote in the coun- ty) ofLittie Red river, known by the name of Rich Woods, or New Kentucky. This picturesque, healthy and fertile section of the country is settling rapidly with an en- terprising, industrious class of citizens, who find 1t greatly to their interest to make Lewisburgh the place of deposite for their imports and exports, being the nearest possible point to navigation, which will, without doubt, establish trade of mutual and lasting benefit between the two places.
 Lewisburgh is the permanent Seat of Justice for the county ofConway, the cen tre of business for the immense regions of fine country above mentioned, which, with the acknowledged healthiness of the sltua- tie will unite in making it aplace of no insonsiderable commercial importance. Within few hundred yards of the town IS a fine bold neyer-failing chalybeate spring, and also a spring of pure water- building materials of every description are in great abundance on and near the premi- ses, such as clay suitable for brick, an ex- ceilent stone quarry, and extensive groves of fine timber.
 A courthouse and jail will be contract. ed for and completed in the current year, which, together with some private dwell lings wanted immediately, present strong inducements to the meeha nic. " bo will be liberally encouraged.
 N. MENFFEE & co.
 Lewisburgh, May Sd, 1s32.--6w-S
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-20
Lost, Stolen or Destroyed.

HnIiE subscribers having lost the left @ hand half of note of The President, Directors aad Company of the Bank of the Ulited States for one hundred dollars, da- ted at Philadelphia, the Both day of May 1928; payable on demand to the order of <, SMITH at Washington, No. 422, Letter |. which was enclosed in. a letter deposit ed in the Post-0fice at Little Rock, A rk- ansas Territory; which letter was never. received, but was lost, stolen or destroy cd. We respectfully request any person ,aving information or knowledge of the
 aid note to communicate such informa-
 ion. CURTIS & KELLOGG.
 Cincinnati, April F, 1882. 3m.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-20
THE OIIO.
From the London Courier. LAST WORDS OF LORD BYRON.


 saI ,aust sleep noso. .o- -Byron. The splendor of the Poets Tyre The eloqaence of fame-- The spirits intellectual ire
 The glory and the name The eagle wing that leaves behind, The proud stars in its flight .l'he pa.y yer--the energy--the mind Hnutterably bright: The heart that sheds it's o.n bright haes, And sings its own sweet strain Imagination's gorgeous views Chat rainbow of the brain Are all but transcripts of one truth Reflections Of one ray And speak to fnaG, and hint to yohth Of future dust decay e,eep, with thy glory round thy head Far from the gasp of wrong Sleep mightiest of the mighty dead Thou idolized of Song Sleep thou hast won living tomb, Within the hearts warm core; Nor grief, nor care, nor blight, nor gloom. Shall ever reach thee more I fling my young song like leaf, On Times disastrous stream To find existence frail and brief, The record of dream But earth shall be thing forgot Existence but name When British hearts remember not Thy genious and thy fame Sleep! in thy majesty alone
 No earthly shroud is thine; Sleep. with kingdom for thy throne With nature for thy shrineI Sleep. till the voice of Ages wake, The glorious and the brayei Sleep till Eternity shall break
 The slumber of the grave
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-20
.NE U NHO p.

TEAyING in his employ, five excellent E X worknen, the subscriber will carry on the c GUJN.S.HITH, BLACKSMITH, and W.4G ON .lLaKLNfG business, in ali their various branches, in Little Rock He will make and iron Carriages, Wag- ons, Ploughs, Hoes, Swingletrees, all kinds of edge tools &c. &c.; he will make or repair, at the shortest notice, all kinds of farming utensils. Orders from a dis tance will be punetually attended to.
 He will keep on hand, for sale, con- stant supply of all of the aforementioned articles.
 e. All kinds of country produce will be received in return for work, at cash prices. C. BRUMBACk.
 Lille Rock, ,lfa4,ck 2l, 1s32.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-20

which, with his former Stock on hand makes his assortment very complete, con- sisting of almost every article found in stores in this country He is determined to sell low for CASH, or on his usual terms, 10 those who have been punctual hereto fore.
 All persons indebted to him for Goods, &c. taken up previous to the lst of Jann- ary last, are earnestly requested to make payment in part, if not the whole, of their notes aud accounts, on or before the 2oth June, as lie designs going to the East, after Goods, about that time. All those who neglect this notice, need otthink strange If they should find theirnotes and accounts ;p the hands of an officer for collection.
 May l4th. le32. z-tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-20
LAW NOTICE.

S. S. HALL & 0. v. HOWELL "AVE entered into partnership in the N h practice of law. Their residence is at Little Rock, where one of the partners may generally be found. They will prac- tice in the Superior Court and in most of the Circuit Courts of the Territory of Ar kansas. They may be retained to attend any term of any Court in said Territory Business intrusted to them shall be pune tually and diligently attended to.
 .Harch 30, lS32. 1-ly
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-20
NE W GOOD N. JOHN MIAIN

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his custom IL CTS and others. that he has received per steamers Reindeer and Elk, from New Orleans, large supply of
 FEEsE Gcocss
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-20
,ys SYETEH.

.7gER CEKeRyS'E' X.NKEOR, D RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
 l a and the public, that in addition to his eusterner-work, he will heep gener- al assortment of
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-20
gysa : 5: . A 7 FOR GAS
ortment of

YHyHE subscriber has just reeelyed, from 2 New. Orleans, a large and elegant as-
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-20
L.AVV NOT1YCE.

SNWiLLIAM TRIMBLE, Attorney at
 w Law, will practice in the Superior Court, at Little Rock, and in the counties of Clark, Hampstead, and Lafayette, in the First Judicial Circuit and Crittenden, Phillips, and Chicot, in the Fourth Judicial Circuit. He will also attend to the col lecting business throughout the Territory
 His residence, Washington, Hampstead county, GA. T)
 Jatiy q, 1880. 17-G