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The Arkansas advocate., 1832-02-08
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Section l. Be Il orduined by the .Naqor aad Ieae 1es.:::siii, y T iite io,O oy Laftie Rocf. Hat 1t shall be the duty of the town con- staoie, to arrest any person he may see violating any of the ordinances passed bv the Town Council, ard bring every such offender before the Mayor, and on their conviction. he shall receive fur ...,,.i, of. fender the sum of tmo dollars:
 1t shall be the duty of the town consta. ble 10 arrest any person on the verbal or der of the Mayor, or any member of the Town Council and bring every such per- son before the Mayor, to be dealt with ac- cording to the existing laws of the corpo- ration
 It shall be the duty of the town consta- ole to execnte any process. that may be gwen 10 him by the Mayor of the town for the purpose of carrying into effect tLe laws of the corpoiation; It shall be the duty ef tic townsco consfa- ble to enter into any house or ont -banse where he has reason to believe that oa.n, bling IS going on, for the purpose of pro- curing evidence against each and every person who may be engaged therein, con- trary to the laws of thc corporation.
 Sec. ,. Be Il further ordained, That it shall be the duty of the town constable. to make settlement with, and pay into the hands of the Treasurer of the corpo- ration, once in every three months. all monies which he may have collected. and take receipts for the same, which receipts shall be his quietus for the same; and for negiecting to make such payments, he shall for each neglect, forfeit the sum of .hoe dotlars, to be stopped out of his fees, upon settlement with the Mayor and Town Council, which settlement shall also be made every three months. Sec. 3. Be tt further ordained, That | the town constable be authorized, at any time when he may deem 1t necessary, to call to his assistance one or more persons to aid him in enforcing the laws of the corporation; and every person so called upon, who shall refuse, or neglect to ren- der such aid required, shall be fined in the sum of Joe doliars, and stand committed until said fine and the attendant costs be fully paid.
 Sec. 4. Be t ftrther ordained, That the following fees shall be allowed the town Constable
 For every arrest made by him, for 1 the lnfraction of any law of the
 soTpo4ation, from ms own know-
 ledge, s2 co ! VI cFciy diItst, uy ViFtHe or Vef-
 bal order of any member of tire
 Town Council, orwritten process issued by the Mayor, I co For inflicting stripes on any slave, who may be sentenced to receive
 the same, % For every dog killed, under the laws
 of the Cooperation, co For removing every dead horse, COW,
 or other animal, of large size. l % For removing every dead hog. calf.
 or other animal, of smaller size, 50 For summoniDg witnesses, eachwit- ness, 25 For collecting all monies within his | jurisdiction, commission of five
 per centrm.
 Sec. 5. Be t further ordained, That this ordinance shall take effect, and be ;n force, from and after its passage. Approved: Feb. 1S32.
 A. M. CUNNINGHAM, .uaqoy.
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An Ordinance to prevent Coal Pits from
 being burnt within the Town Of Little

An Ordinance to prevent Coal Pits from
 being burnt within the Town Of Little
 Rock.
 Section l. Be t ordained by the .Nuyor and 1oaen Council fthe foaon ot Little Rock, That no person be permitted hereafter to build or burn coal pit within the town of Little Rock; and any person offending against this ordinance, shall. be fined in a sum not less fhan tacenty dollars, to be re- covered by action of debt founded on this ordinance, brought in the name of the Town Council, before the Mayor of ti,e town, and said offender shall stand com mitted until said fine and the attendant costs be paid.
 Sec. ?. Be it further ordained, That this ordinance shail take effect, and be in force, from and after the lst day of March, 1e32.
 Approved: Feb. 4, 1892,
 A. M. CUNNINGHAM, .aayor.
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DIEp-on Monday morning last, in this Miss Emily Douglass, daughter of MT. John Douglass, aged 20 years.
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l1f1 ENTEIRsTI FER ! TAIlNIMIEEsNlJtIF AAIlNlIMtI EEfNl I
PER Y 4. E. .NeGr. vSHE

R hz VA N sEs7-9Az eVy EE E E@ ANING associated themselves to-
 gether for the purpose of keeping HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT, in in Little Rock, sollcit the patronage of their friends and the public generally- No pains shall be spared by either to rem der Boarders and Visitors as comfortable as possible.
 Jan. 2Ith. iS32. A -I3w
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The Delegates Organ, in Lis last, an
 |nounces the establishment of the follow-
 ling Post-offices " Neso Post ofiees.-A Post-ofFice has iisssn eststbiiiisi.ed ss;psseire iiuT, in Pope bounty, and E. B. .4lston, appointed Post |master; and another has been established
 lat Pine Bayou, in Izard county. and John |a. .Aiien, appointed Postmaster.
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An ordinance Establishing the Fees of inc
 Mayor, and for other pul poses.
 Section |. Be tt ordained by the .uauo, and Toscn Council Q fthe toaon of Little Rock. That the Mayor slaii be entitled to the foi lowing fees;
 Issuing warrant, 5Dcentss
 asubpena for each wit o-
 ness, and swearing the same, S0 Entering up judgment 50 Each Colnmitment :;i, Issuing License, 50
 Sec. 2. Be it further oreloined, That ali suits instituted for the recovery of fines and forfeitures, shall be by warrant before ike Mayor, directed to the town Consta- ble, Tn the name of the Town Council, on an action of debt, to be issued by the May or, and made returnablc forthwith and #on judgment being rendered against thc defendant in the suit, the said defendant shall stand committed until said judgment. with the attendant costs, be fully paid.
 Sec. 3. Be t farfter ordoined, That it shall be the duty of the Mayor to take bond and security from the town Consta- bIe, and from the town Collector. in snch sun as he may think expedient. This or |dinance to take effect, and be in force. ' from and after its passage. Approved: Feb. 4, lS32. A M. CUNNINGHAM, .llayor.
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An ordinance for the removal ofnnjsances.
 Section l. Be at ordained bu he .Nauor dnd Ioson Council ojthe foaon of LiHte Rock. That If any dead horse, COW, hog or other animal, be found lying on any oftae streets, or unoccupied lots of said town. tue owner ofsaid dead animal, if known shall be notified thereof by tie l,,,.5,. Constable, and if said owner'd do not have sald dead animal removed out the bounds of the Corporation, within six fpurs after said notification, 1t shall be removed by tie Town Constable, and the ownar og. sad dead animal shall be fined in the sum of taco dollars, to be recovered by action ofdebt founded on this ordinance, brought m the name of the Town Council. before the Mayor, and the delinquent shall stand committed until said fine and the. aftend- ant costs be fully paid, and if the owner of said dead animal be not known. the same shall be removed by the Constable. at the expense of the Corporation.
 Sec, 2. Be it further ordained. That if any dead animal be found on any >f ..rs lots, occupied by the owner of said lot, or by any person renting from said owner. the occupant of said lot shall be notified to remove the same by tho Town Consta- hle, and ifthe dead animal be not removed beyond the bounds of the Corporation. within six hours after such notification. the Town Constable shall remove inc same, and the person so negIectinr to re- move said dead animal, shall be fined in the sum of tloo dollars, to be recovered as directed in the preceding section. and tho delinquent thall stand committed until said fine and the attendant costs be fully paid.
 Sec. 3. Be a further ordnined, That this ordinance shall take efect,and bein force, from and afterits passage.
 Approved Feb. 4, 1882.
 A M. CUNNINGHAM, .Nnyor.
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CoMMfssroNER's OrFtcr J


he parties Interested in the matters referred by the
above decreta order of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chanccry Tor Henrco county TO of the Commits
ioners OF said Court, hereby notified that have APP
pointed Thursday the fifteenth day of March next, for
their attendance before me on the matters so referred Al
my oce at the Capitol the City Of Richmond with their
accounts and proofs. And do further, in pursuance OF
the SAID order, hereby notify all persons having claims
against the estate Of William w. Tbiman, Decd in said
order mentioned, to in before me, the said fifteenth
Day OF March next at my Office aforesaid and prove their
claims, IN order that Of said claims may be
reported to the court in obedience TO the said order
Punctual attendance Of the parties concerned will be
Pected as the commissioner will proceed with all practical
Die despatch m the performance Of his duties.
WIN. G. PENDLETON, Corn'r of the
Cir. SIP. Co. qf L. + On. for Henrieo
Jan H. 7s-vys,y
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SIR Charles.

THNHIS beautiful, distinguished, thoroughbred racer
III and gcttcr OF racers will stand the ensuing
at the residence of my son, George w. Johnson within
one mile OF Moodys Tavern, in CHESTERFIELD and about
~ miles from Richmond and Petersburg is now at
his stand, ready to $40 the single leap and
800 the season, payable the LIST of August next when
will eXpre-$l00 insurance, payable as soon as the
mare is known TO be in oa parted with 81 cash to the
groom Mares that failed to Sir Charles last year, will
insured this year at the price of the season. company
oil six mares may go at $50 the caci-ani one
gentleman putting five shall have same pryi-
lege. Mares furnished with pasturage, which is very
extensive and excelent-and servants sent with mares
boarded gratis. Lots laid down in both wheat and
grass for mares and colts and fed required 20 cents
day Care will be taken 10 avoid accidents but no ac-
coun,abity for any that may happen.
Sir Charles has been often advertised that il 10 ony
necessary to say that he is in fine health as horse car
be, and is remarkably oalgetter His colts are
very beautiful very successful and winning whercye,
they so: they selling at very high prices indeed and
are in very great demand Should the colts of any other
distinguished horse and win and very often and
wer2 to SELL and sell very ocn and high prices they
then would only be equal TO Sir ChayIes's.
w. II. JOHNSON.
Chesterfield, jan II, 1892. S0-tl5Mh
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Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9, 1882.
HDROPOSALS will be received at this office as fol-
III lows:
lst For the construction of Dam across the Potomac
River near "Harpers Ferry, and for the construction of
Stone Aqucduct Catocin Creek, until the Sls
day of January instant
I'd For the excavations embankment, and walling of
twelve miles OF Canal extending from the Saith section
the Canal to the "Pont of Rocks Harpers ferry
in sections of about half mile EACH the construc-
ton OF four Stone lift Locks and Guard Lock- and
raj Cuverts on the same portion of Canal, until
day of February
3rd For the excavation embankment, and walling of
forty miles OF Canal, extending from Harpers Ferry
Wiiamspo and for the construction of the necessary
Locks, Aqueducts, Culvcrs and Dams, unit, tho 30th day
of March next
The plan and specification of the Dam and Aqucduct
will be exhibited after the 18th instant and the contracts
will be declared the Canal Office in this City, OH the LIST
day OF February next
The plan and specification of the other work below
Harpers Ferry, will be exhibited the Canal Office after
the 18th inst and the contract will be declared Harpers
Ferry on the 23d day of February next
The plan andspeccation of the work between Harpers
Ferry and Wiamspor will be exhibited at the Canal Office
afterthe 10th day OF March next contracts will be
declared Shephcdsown, in Virginia. the 4h day of
April following.
Blank forms of proposals will be furnished, appca
lion TO this Office. JOHN p. INGLE,
Jan. IL. (7T-eot23F1 Clerk Ches s. Ohio Canal
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EDUBLIC SALE.-wn be offered for sale at public

u0UBLIC SALE-Will be offered for sale at public
n auction, before the front door of the Eagle Hotel
in tho city of Richmond the goth of April 1882 at II
O'Clock, credit of six months, House Lot sua-
ted on Main or street. in said city The House OF
brick three stories high well calculated for store and
dwelling houscThe lot fronts said Main or stree CT
about "a LIZ feet and extends back from said street. to-
wards Exchange Alley, to line drawn directly across
tire lot "a part only being offered for sae) to point
on said entire lot to where would inersec line from
the corner OF the Kitchen OF Fucher (r what former
y Fulchers ktchen) which said back line nearly pa
ralle to the said Main street, and includes the pvy
and recess annexed thereto the side of the said lumber
or warehouse parallel TO the said Main street. and
running thence rom the said point of ntesecon) along
the line drawn from the of the kitchen on said en-
tire lot to the of Fulchers Kitchen including also
passage OF "a l2et, extending from the before descrb-
ed lot to Exchange Alley, which said lot or parcel of
ground with the appurtcnances is part of lot purchased
by John King OF the representatives of Thomas Giat
reference TO which title may be had, the Office of the
Hustings Court for the city of Richmond.)
he above described property will be sold by virtue of
Deed oil Trust executed by Jehn King John Macrae
dec and John Gibson, Jr of record in the Office of the
iustings Court of Richmond, 10 satisfy Jane Boyle
Admx OF d. Boyle, deed certain debts said Deed men
TONED The purchaser will be required execute ne
goiabc note with good cndorsers OF the Virginia
Banks in the city OF Richmond Cor one of their Branch
es in the town of Fredercksburg payable in six months
and also to execute Deed of Trust property to Sc
cure the purchase money. JOHN GIBSON, Jr
reD. <. S3-tds Surviving Trustee
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Feb. 8.

EDLOUGHS.-The subscriber respectfully informs
n those who are in the habit of buying implements
oil husbandry, that he has hand greater variety
than he has ever before offered them. He has almost
every kind of Poughs in usc with or points
and stocked with seasoned timber, advantage not gene
rally sufficiently appreciated. He has made am improve
in the of the improved Barshear Plough
winch has been suggested by many practical farmers,
rendering II much more acknowledgements parts of
Ploughs always hand, and mould boards sold at Foun-
dry prices He aers himself that his prices have been
so reduced as to give satisfaction Should any implement
purchased from him. not perform equal to the expectation
of the purchaser il may be returned.
JAM L. (76-tf] VIM. PALMER, Market Bridge.
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Jerusalem Races.
VHE second Spring Meeting will commence

ME second Spring Meeting will commence the Sc
n cond Tuesday in April next and continue 4 DAYS
FIRST ddySweepstakc for years old colts and fllies
mile hcatsentrance $780, half ore-four subscriber.
of April
second ddy.-Proprctors Purse mile heats $50
Ihrd ddy.-Jockey Club Pursc-$500, mile heats
Fourth ddy-Sweopsake for years old colts and Ill
Hes mile hcats-enrance $500, half orfc-iour subscri-
bers TO make already en,cred close the
day of April next.
The Subscriber having purchased the entire interest OF
this course, pledges himself TO all the means in his
power and they ampe) to give general satisfacon
The track Will be put in complete ORDER good stables
and litter furnished usual.-The Newmarket rules 70
govern in all cases.
RICHARD s. NICHOLSON, Proprietor.
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RICHMOND, VXRGxVH9, TUESDAY: FEBRUa7e !. ~ 1850

AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE-By virtue
~ OF deed OF trust, executed by Foushce G. Tebbs
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Essex contv
shall proceed sell for cash. to the highest bidder on the
premises, ON Wednesday the 18th day Of March next or
on ne next lar day thereafter, that valuable sua
ted in the county of Essex, called eParadsc together
with several likely negroes much thereof as NAV be
necessary to raise certain money secured by said
deed Paradise is handsomely situated the banks of the
Rappahannock river 10 miles below Tappahannock com
handing beautiful and extensive prospect The
Improvements consist OF large twostory dwelling house,
barn and granary, lately fnished-The tract contains
about $50 acres nearly the whole of which is river low
grounds and well adapted to the growth of and whea
the water abounds with the finest oysters and all the va
reies oil fish and wild fowl-Scing as Trustee shall
only convey such title as is vested in me-
VIM. A. WRIGHT, Trustee
Feb. 4. S5-,v7,s
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Chesterfield, Jan. 81
SILVER Heels

NNTILL stand the ensuing season at Capt VIM. Smiths
w Stable, Charlotte Courthouse, Virginia. The sea-
son will commence the ooh of February and end Ist
of August, I832-Silver Heels was bred by covernor n
Wright Of Maryland. lie is true Medley Grey-of
great muscle, sinew and bono and of great symmetry
full fifteen and half hands high and of form ndcat-
lSl5. He was got by Mr. Ogles Oscar. His dam (Pan.
dora) by Col. John Taylor's Grey Domcd His great
grandam by Halls Union, also the dam of Edenss Flo.
retta' His g. g.. grandam by the imported Olhello.
His e. &. &. grandam by the imported Morton's Ira
Weller His g. g. 6. 6. g. grandam Colonel Georges
Jumper. His e. 6. 6. g. grandam by the imported
Iaskcrs imported and celebrated Selma, who by the
Godolphn Arabian. Her dam was bv Old FoxIhc,
grandan by Flying Childcrs Oscar was by the i'm
ported Gabrel his dam Vixen, by Old Medley; his
grandam was COL Tayocs Penelope by old Yorck; e. g.
dam by Ranter; 6. 6. e. dam by Old Gift, &C.
Gabriel the sire of Oscar was also the sire of post Ro
traced without flaw the dams side to Taskers Sell
ma, by the Godolphin Arabian. All his proeenors malc
and einale) celebrated nags, at all distances
but particularly in four mile heats His sire (Oscarl and
his dam (Pandora fine runners All the animals he
traces to- record in the American Farmer and i'm the
Sporting Magazine and Turf Register which works also
give accounts OF their racing His pedigree is alrca
dy record in both and by tracing the blnod of the die
tinguished animals he is descended from ON both ses
VIII be seen that he has innumerable direct crosses
Iaskers Selma, and Of the GodoIphin Arabian Silver
Heels mas been procured stock horse, on account
the purity OF his blood and unqucs STONED pcdoree an,
because Of the large proportion Of Medley blood nc has /,
him. having Of IL than any horse living in Tnglan,
or This country Silver Heels will stand at 500 the season
payable at the expiration Of the For insurance 3
Will bc required payable the marc kno,v
l be in ioa parted with-50 cents to the Groom Marc
sent from distance will be supplied with pasturaee Gratis
and grain fed it required at 25 per day Care will
be taken to avoid accidents, but accountability for
that may happen. THOMAS y. RICHARDSON
THOMAS p. HOGE,
JOHN p. BROWN.
Feb. IL sS-w4w
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VACCINE INSTITUTION, Richmond, Va.-The
subscribers have, by association with DR.. a. IL.
Lennon, CORNER Assistant for Dr. JAS Smith, late United
States Agent for Vaccination, Opened their Drug Store
Idccine Institution, and prepared TO attend TO any
orders that may be given them Their arrangements are
such, that they will at all times have full supply of the
genuine fresh article accompanied with printed directions
for use, athe following prices:
For crust neatly put up in wax So
" glass, containing matter sufficient to vaccinate ten
or Twelve persons So
The poor will be vaccinated without charge-Orders
from the country will meet with prompt attention
PULLING & DAY,
Sign 81 the Black Boy and Mortar, .Marhet-sq,rc.
Jan. rs. S2-2aw2wS,vi,y
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a <OMMISSIoN MISUNDERSTANDING admitted my
" son Frederick partner, the Commission Business
will in future be conducted under the firm of Richard &
Frederick Anderson, at the stand occupied me-
the Shockoe Ware -house. solicit for the new concern
the confidence and patronage my old friends and cuso-
mcrs my long acquaintance with the Commission Bust
ness will, think, enable the give salts
faction to those who may conde property manage
ment Advances, if required, will, reasonable extent
be made consgnmens of produce Orders for the
chase of the produce of the country will receive prompt
attention. RICHARD ANDERSON
Feb. T. $3.50
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PY virtue of deed of trust executed to us by William

virtue OF deed of trust, executed to by William
I'D Prentiss and also by John c. Warren and Arnold
Wells, executors of Dr. John Warren deceased bearing
date the 23d OF Nov 1920 and of record in the Clerks Of
hce OF Lewis County Court, to the payment of
certain sum OF money due by the said Preniss said
executors to John Robnson and by request of the said
Robinson, we shall at the Bell Tavern in the city of Rich
mond on the 2lst day OF the next month"; ebruary) at
IL O'Clock, sell for ready money, certain of Land
containing hundred thousand acres, more or less w.
ing and being in the said county of Lewis, and in that
part thereof which formerly part of the county of
Harrison, and situated on the West Fork and Little Kama
wha rivers as by patent granted by the Governor the
Commonwealth of Virginia TO Benjamin Haskill and Will
liam Walter dated the first day of April, 1897 and
bounded as in the said deed of trust is exprsssedor
much OF the said land may be necessary after deray-
ing the costs of executing the said trust discharge the
balance due of the said debt the said Robinson and nte
rest thereon to the time of the said SALE The Trustees
VIII convey such title only is vested in them by the
said deed of trust. GUSTAVUS LUCKE
JAMES SlZER.
Jan. 81. s3-wtds
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AND FOR SALE.-The Subscribers being DESTROYS
A. OF removing 10 the West will sell bargain in their
Tract OF Land, called Woodlawn, in the county of Cum
Derand containing $50 acres nearly 300 of which is well
mbered woodland excellent for tobacco living on Willis
River 10 miles above Cartersvc, and mc.above Burr
Mils-The plantation is in good repair, has on it
family, and from its healthy situation and convenience 10
market Is rendered every way desirable AS it is pre-
sumed that no will purchase without first viewing the
premises further description is deemed unnecessary
OF the purchase money be paid down. the
balance in three equal annual nsments the
giving bonds with approved security deed of
the property TO secure the payment
CHARLES w. LEWIS,
reo ". llaflOtN1 JOHN n. LEWIS.
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Feb. 4.

AND FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber wishing to move
IL to the West, offers for sale his Land in the
county OF Cumberland, on Willis Creek, about six
from containing eight hundred and sixty five
acres three hundred and fifty of which is in woods and
well timhered. The improvements consist of brick
dwelling house, framed kitchen, granary, with thresh-
ing machine, built two ago. tobacco barn
ry other necessary house belonging farm with good
orchards and water in healthy and desirable neighbor-
hood A further description is deemed unnecessary
Persons wishing to purchase be shewn the land by
the subscriber, who resides the same The terms wifi
be accommodating. SAMUEL W. CARRINGTON
Feb 2, 1882. SI-Iav5v