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The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-28

F inc friaate Java, on tue 18th taPlilre ,or 7, 1872, being the third of those l)eceilD'lwa which established the character sri0Ilss ,n,eriican Navy. The action vas | ol tho a me. and among our wounded was severe ,an,odore o,l,' himself. The generosity he o0nl .;etor to the vanquished covered q the '..t s'a as much glory as his valor in bat blH r,,l' '5 for his honorable courtesy on that asi i.li'', sna he gratitude ef the prisoners was dccasl0a5 ,a5 i, inc most feeling manner.
 |t1sIfa saee inc conclusion of the war, Commo-
 ol1se 1ns;sbridee had commanded with great d0ls '.a,;on pS,, and popularity at several Naval rP'',, ss and for several years filled the sit saion s's;lS,'-e of Commissioner of the Navy |@'d galvI Every where beloved and esteem OV'ha' ta was no less so here than elsewhere. |sa N m aman,,nandcd the respect and esteem of |i1S p nho S' knew him, and formed friendships E Fa;sb sl nothing but relentless death could |p'1T The name of Bainbridge, now added to ...a m of Decatur, Perry, and Macdonough, lg'I 1l looo o he held in grateful and affection
 'S rsmembrance, not merely by their sur
 'as ,e associates in the perils and glories ! la .5s service which they adorned and ole- ..aJ , b,,t by the whole country, of which Esy s,s were true citizens and faithful servants. Md;oad Mtetigeaccr.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-28

N Q al
 Ps 0f u9ssfve .t that some of our contempo- [ortv fl ,lie ,lie press have stated, upon what n Itb bss we 1 know not, that the govern |e rds dsn determined not to withdraw the Ips. ''Ppslts W' from the Bank of the United |rsso,n,ae He are well assured, that no f. he pslon o,ha' has been taken, the one way Bg tba s'sI. u An agent has been appoint |iireet;o'es m ;oecfetary e of the Treasury, under h6s hsSa S,a. of the President, to ascertain kiat t is,s' s,a'o Banks in the principal cities, kns a ta 'eflls and in what manner they are bV tbo ~ perform pc the services now render |srpmaa, m naak of the United States. if the |depos;i4le'as dil' should a think proper to remove |pds.ss dsss,'es. But this measure is TO. tts kke tbs. I,v0d to indicate a determiination kahsls' sls' step on report of the agent
 xleratos,'a saoleet will then be opened for
 auon' as it is now.--Globe.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-28

Fraa'e'--A magnificent undertaking is }, sOllemplahon by the French govern s.7,, m'ile e formation of a grand line of E'ais rom Paris to Rouen, Havre, Ly- ]. and Id, Marseilles. The government |s 2 .f sl'l f.1l this intent, already demanded a I,.,.' % twenty thousand pounds for the pre- \ ''aly ,;,ns surveys. This is part of a vote of
 I'''''l0ns sterling just taken for the 'uenon of public edifices and monn- pds. M canals and military roads in La sse' Amongst the former are the |oons nlls oi the triumphal arch De I'Etoile. 6s@1'. 'le ], church of the Magdalen, 'O9l; ' the pantheon, so,0ooi: the nut
 a, ae natural history, 96,oool; new rA'sss E, for the grande bibliotheoue. 23o,- Gsl.:, lu5al school of the fine arts, 76, ,oooi;
 'aal ana ol St. Denies, 6o,oool; and
 'ua oumb asylum, s,0o0l.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-28
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Having ioeated himself nj the house of Col.
 Tlsonsas G. Tunssan, YEyENDERs his professionaI services to
 the citizens of Independence county, and the public generally. Hagine heen 2 practitioner of Medicine for ten years in the southern country. he natters himself that he can render the people important services. His charges will be low and every indulgence given. H. also profess es tire practice of MIDWIFERY and SURGERY.
 lie can at all times De found at home, except when absent on professional duty. Independence county, Aug. 1883. 20--3w
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-28
CAUTION.

A LI persons arc forcwarned from tradA "A ing for NOTE. executed to me by 1homas 3aammeE, Dfanis TraD,eii, and Bauad 7rimbte, about the 10th of Marcl, 1858, for two hundred dollars: and tho Irammellss and Trimble, are forewarned from paying said note, or the residue there- ot, to any other than myself or order. Said note has credit of one hundred and five dollars and soyenty five cents, entered a. bout the 2zth ef May last. which was 2 fem, aays subsequent to tho note becoming due. assigned the residue of said note to 0. V. Howell, and as the consideration for which sad assignment was made, has wholly failed ! take this moihnd Of notifying thnt gentleman that do not intend he shall receive the money of the obigors or my4 self. DANIn nEE9ss
 Crawford, c. H., July 7, 1888. 2O.--4w
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-28

coatinsnials.-The number-of regulars anlshed to the Revolutionary Army were: HBy New England, ll7,44I sBy the Middle States, 56,571 By the Southern States, 56, ,997 x appears by the above, that New Eng Ro' consisting of New Hampshire, Mas | Fausetis, Rhode Island, and Connecticut, | zplshed more troops for the defence of
 country than the other nine States by &2. . phe he number of troops furnished by S. e0llna was 6447; by Massachusetts, 67,-
 Georgla, 2,697; Connecticut, 3l, ,939! England lost more men in defending l9 0arolna IT against her tory citizens, 'ol,1h ut Carolina raised during the whole
 -N Rep.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-28
SUMMARY

rrhhrhn.-The h;s R., Newport Mercury ] lthe N, Yenl number commences 76 years l ia tb;s "poft port Mercury was first pub- ss Franss,'''o ''s 'own, June l2, 1759,} by A FanL1;nal elder brother of Dr. Ben ? by s4,hg g u.l toast is said to have been la on ,ba bssase s.e driver, at steubenville,
 a'' a'h of July: sJohn C. Cal,
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-28
To Merchants and Capitalists. yAIUABLE 2RoRERTY FOR
 gAr.E.

FDEING fully empowered by the last will Hp of HEwEs ScuLL, deceased, the Exc cutors offer at private sale, his LATE RESIDENCE AT THE POST OF AR- KANSAS, situate on the bank of tho river, near the landing; most eligible stand for business, and embracing several lots of ground, improved and under fence, as gardens and pasture lot. There IS on the premises, A FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, .P;tts: q spacious o5.iaT aiiti hitoi,- en, a brick smoke house, an excellent well of water, enclosed, with meat cellar ad- joining; A BRICK STORE AND COUNT ING ROOM, sheIved and neatly fitted up !, , " W. IR.EE.-.. IRE. !. G!JJSE, LARGE iwV. STORY FRAME GIN and PRESS HOUSE, containing Carver Gin of the best quality, with the running gear and press, constructed on the most approved plan.
 The old established character of the Post of Arkansas, as place of business, is So well known, that to enumerate the commercial advantages, or give further description of this property, appears un- necessary as 1t is believed persons disposed to purchase will examine for themselves. Should this property remain unsold on the first of January next, it will be LEASED FOR TERM OF YEARS.
 Terms made known on application to either of thc subscribers.
 JAMES SCULL, s Pine Binfs; Je6ersoa connty.
 T. FARRELLY,
 Post of .4rknnsns. sl Post of .1rknnsas, July g, 1883. 20--20w
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-28
Who wants work Done!

vEyHE subscribers have BLACK A SMITH SHOP in complete opera tion in Little Rock, near the lower steam boat landing, where they can be found at any hour in the day, hard at it, hammer, and tongs. Bring CD your work. and cash, and you can be accommodated better, and in less time, than at any other place in this town.
 ]. HARRIS. Little Rock, Aug. l, 1893. l9--4w
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-28

cE7he Missouri Annual Conterence, of the Methodist E. Church, will hold it's next session at Mountain Spring Camp Ground, Washington county, on Wednes- day, 4th of September, commencing at s o'clock, A. M.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-28

Territory ef .arkaasss, scr County of Hempstead. scr' " E, Thomas Draper and Smith Walk w CT, have this day viewed stray mare, produced to us by DAVID RonERrs, and we find said mare to be of the follow ing description: An Iron Grey Mare, both hind feet white, above the pasture joints, upwards of fourteen hands high, four years old, white spot on the near shoulder; and we do appraise said mare to thirty five dollars.
 THOMAS DRAPER, ] .4ppraii-
 SMITH WALKER, sers. Sworn and subscribed to before me, this 29th day of July, 1883.
 ALLEN M. OAKLEY, J. P. A copy-Attest:
 ALLEN M. OAKLEY, Clerk. July %, 1883. 20--3w
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-28
Executors Notice.

ElACCsAtOAS lSVSkGes H sS ~ F iStcTsignei, executors Of the last =A will and testament of HEwEs ScULL, deceased, late of tho county of Arkansas, having obtained from the Clerk of the County Court of said county, in vacation, Letters Testamentary on the estate ofsaid deceased, bearing date the 10th of July, is3a hereby give notice to ali persons having claims against the deceased, to cx- hibit the same in due form of law, to tho undersigned, within I2 months from the date ofsaid Letters Testamentary, or they may be precluded from having any benefit of said estate. And all such claims that are not exhibited within five years from the date ofsaid letters, will Do forever bar- red.
 All persons indebted to the estate, arc requested to call at the store-room lately occupied by the decoased, in the Post of Arkansas, (where they will find their notes and accounts,) and make immediate pay ment.
 JAMES SGULL. ] r..o
 T. FARRELLY. s1eeu'ofs. Post of Arknasas, July 8, 1883. 20--6w
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-28

Territory of .4rkansas, cor County of Hampstead. soi' WTE, Bartlett Zachary, sen. and Eli W Edmunson, have this day viewed a horse, produced to HIS by ARNER Cox, and we find him to be ofthe following descrip- ton: A Bay Horse, six years old -four teen hands high, both hind feet white, and his right fore foot. DO brands perceivahie, blaze on the forehead; and we do appraise said horse to thirty dollars.
 BARTLETT ZACHARY, Appra-
 ELI EDMUNSON, ssers. Sworn and subscribed to before me, this 5th August, 1893.
 ALLEN N. OAKLEY, J. P. A copy-Attest:
 August ,, 1883. 20-3w
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-28

laol!n-Ihe great proprietor of the nuliif- easion ca lme. When he called up Daniel Neester' he happened to aeafen lhe sssoqse. Passeage4.
 HE CHoLRRA.-The whole number of aeatls ' at Jacksonville Mo- up to the eth insl.' IS stated at A, in the Banner of that Place. Wenty-three deaths have happen ca at Sarrollton, and thirty-three at laisa- lie disease was .abating, or had dis appeared, at those places.
 THE LAST ANEeporE. hos that are Mr. SCATTERING, that always gets a jew votes at our election, enquired an old lady, as she was busily engaged in perus- Ing newspaper. ''I don't know,o said her husband ''nor Ineyer did, though the peo- pie have been trying to elect him ever since irst began to yote.-Dedham Put.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-28

JOHN K. TAYLOR sheriG and Collector
 of Pmaski County, .4rkaasas TerYao4 Little Rock August 23r advertising per tract
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-28

NOTICE. TEEHE co-partnership existing under the < firm of MONTGOMERY, KELLY 6o Co., was dissolved by mutual consent of parties on the 20th of June. All persons indebted to the firm for merchandise, or the steam-boats for freight, will please be in readiness, as an Agent will call OF them for a settlement, and paymenti is expected, as the parties are determined to bring the business to a close.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-12-26

Keeps constantly on k0nda general assortment
ofSCHOOL BOOKS-among sehich are
GMITH'S, Davies, DabOll's. Walsh's. EN-
~ erson's, and COlburn's Arithmeiics.
Smiih's.- MuTrsy's. WebsteF's, Kirkham's,
HamIinis and Lcvizac's Grammars.
Matte Brun, OlneS's. Woodbridge. Hairs,
and Parley's Biographies.
Webster's and Walkers Dictionaries.
Webster's Elementary. Sears and Marshall's
Spelling Books. s.se
HazeD's Speller and Defner.
The American First Class BoOk National
Reader; English Reader; National Precrptor;
.Introduction 20 National Reader; Young Rea-
der; Easy Reader; Easy Lessons; and ali
other Reading Books in common lise. ST..
Comstock's, Blake's and Jones' Chemistry-
Comstock's and Blake's Philosophy.
Jaueison's and Hedges Logic.
Wizards, Webster's and Goodrich's History
Of The United States.
Pariey's First and Second Book Of History
and History of the World. s,,e'i "a =
'Ainsworth's LatinD Dictionary; Cooprr'sVirgil
Historic Sacra Latin Reader, and Tutor.
Latin Lessons. Blair's Rhrfaric. H.ea
iDonnpgan sand Schrevels Lexicon. .ap.,s
Grerk Reader, and Lessons; Gr@ca .Miuora.
Nngent's French Dictionary; Prrrin's Eay
/ bies, &c. SIC. &c. s4f4,
Lifchf field, NoU. 81, 1888 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-12-26
TAKEN UP.

RY the subscriber, on Saturday the I4th
- inst. a Yoke Of Red CATTLE, attached
70 Sled the cattle supposed 10 be 4 years
Old--no artificial marks. The owner y re-
quested to prove property, pay charges, and
take them AWAY.
GEORGE p. BISsELI..
W6lcotsuille, Dee. 10. 1888 %
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-12-26
8HARDW ARE.

In this line the subscriber has asupply worthy
the attention of ALL. AS the assortment 10
Intended ia embrace all the articles usually
called Cor in that line, an enumeration in part
may give better idea Of the whole:
SAWS Of every variety, viz: MILL Saws.
English and American, Cast and German
Steel, Of assorted lengths,
Cross.cut Saws, do. do. do.
Tenant Saws, do. do. Circular Saws.
Hand and Pannel Saws, from the royal inn
proved refined spring steel down through
the various grades to the common and low
priced. German steel do.
Brass and iron back Saws, all sizes, different
qualities. Compass, Webb, and Wood do.
with frames complete.
Chiscls. all sizes Of mortice, Firmers', and
turning and socket.
Gouges, do. Primers, turning and carvcrs.
Plane Irons, all widths. single and double,
Broad Axes, Haichets, Augers, Anger Bits.
ADDE'S, Bevils, Rules.
Veers' patent s. common Squares, plated do.
Bit Stocks and Bits. a complete assortment
at reduced prices. James, Wood Screws,
Butts. Door Trimmings.
Locks. a full assortment Ofall kinds for doors,
chests, trunks, drawers, &c. 81. .,.S
Files and Rasps, all shapes, sizes 81 qualities.
Buckles, Bits and Trimmings generally for
harness makers, ae latest fashions and lew
est rates.
BENG II and MOULDING TOOLS. select
ed from the stocks &c the best makers, at
manufacturers prices.
Round, square and hoop Iron aud Cast Steel.
Shovels and Tongs, brass and iron Androns,
Knives and Forks. Warming Pans, Swivel
Frying Pans, and housekeeper's articles Of
3, all sorts. Hollow WARE.
Coffee Mills of old and new Invention. 4
Curtain Pins, Glahs Knobs. Brass and Lac.
quered do. and Cabinet Makers' TRAININGS
throughout,
Brushes. from q horse brush 10 tooth brush
inclusiva--as well as the thousand little arti-
cles in the hardware line-many Of which the
want is Of more consequences than the worth
(which the subscriber has been at much pains
to gather together Tor the accommodation Of
the public.
BUFFALO ROBES and SLEY BELLS,
Emancipation Of tina approaching season.
tVkitc Lead. Spanish White, Sc. VI
Flour. Sole and Upper Leather.
Glue, Glass, Mails, and Putty.
An Of which Is respectfully submitted.
LiichJleld, Oct. 3 ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-12-26

=. O.. RECKW TTH

u. eTs BECA WITH
AFFERS for sale complete assortment
" OF the above articles in quantities to suit
the purchaser, on as good terms as they can
bebought within the state, for cash or credit,
including an assortment of Bronzes, Gold and
Silver Leaf and Foil. Gums Copal, aud Shcll
Lac, Alcohol, Japan and Copal Varnish. Ia
marinds, Madder, Cochineal, lndiga, Ameri-
can and Russian Isinglass, Spices, Sal Eratus,
Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda and Seidlitz
Powders, Congress Water-superior and
common winter Sperm, Castor, pure Linseed
and Sweet Otis, Comp. Chlorine Tooth Wash,
Preston's Salts, Bayberry tTallow.
Alarge assortment Of PATENT MEDlv
CINES--inclnding Hooper's, James, Rush's
and Phinney's Anti-dyspcptic Pills, Deans
Rheumatic Pills, Kidder's Medicines, Ander-
sons Cough Drops, Bateman's Drops, Swaitn's
Panacea. WEIGH Mathematician hompson's
Eye Water, &c.
4 Also, complete assortment of English and
American PAINTS--amoBg which are white
and red Lead. Whiting. Chrome Yellow and
Green. ePrussian Blue No. and 2, Dutch and
Rose Pink, Tsrra De Sienna, Vermiion,
Lamp Black, sc.
London Brown Stout and l.. and PhIiad.
Porter-Old Madeira, pure Port, Samns and
other WINES. in bottles and by draught, at
retail. Pure Cogniac Brandy, Holland Gin,
| w. J. Rum, SIC. as medicines.
Physicians, Hatters, Painters. &c. supplied
on as good terms as they can purchase the
same qualities 10 New York.
Litchfeld, Jan. "a tG $50. 50 q
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-12-26
SURGEON DENTIST.
DR. 3. BrecIkenridge,
.Flormerlu of Neap- York

Formerly Of Near York,
III AVING determined % spend short
Ii time in Litchfeld, respectfully tenders
his professional services to the ladies' and gem
tlemen oftheyillage and its vicinity. He has
taken an office at Mrs. Webster's, where he
may at all times be found between the hours
Of 9 in the morning and in the afternoon,
obedient to the calls If those who may T0nOr
him with their patronage. Should there be
any persons who feel DESTROYS of knowing
what claims he has to the patronage Ofan en-
lightened community, he would beg leave to
refer them to the following gentlemen:
Ia 81, DoctssH. G.. Smyihe, New!York. @
DncI. HI. G. Gale. Chemist.
Doct. J. w. Dell.
~ Doct.. W. Mayo & sas ffedi,tp
Doct. 49, Irwin, Albany.
Doct. --- Harrison o fNew-YorEE.
Capt. I. Prye, Princeton. s
4s.a,Ys4 !. d. Russell, Eco, Salem, N. Y.
|. }. Kennedy, Lansingburg, N. "
Litcltieid, Dec. 1s U27
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-12-26

AfG Court Of Probate holden at Canaan, scitk.
IN and for the District Of Sharon, on the 7th
day of December, "A. d. 8S3:
Present, Nm. N. Barral, Esq. J,sdge.
THIS Court doth direct the administrators
on the estate Of EHENEzER KNAPP, late
Of Canaan, IN said district, deceased. rep
resented to be iusolsant, 10 give notice 10 an
persons interested in the estate Of said deceas-
ID, 10 appear lif they see canse) hefore the
Court Of Probate. to be holden at the Probate
Office 10 said district, on the Goth day &c Jan.
pary. 1884. at 10 o'clock A. N. 10 Be heard
relative 20 the appointment Of Commissioners
% said estate. By posting said order Of notice
% q public sign-p0at 10 said Canaan. and by
advertising the same 10 q newspaper publish
Cd IA Liichheld. IN the county OF Litchheld.
Certified from Record.
co. WIZ. M. BURRALI., Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-12-26
Three Isases a Week.

! Three Tunes q We6k. d
THE excellent Dispatch Line of Coaches
u will continue their route from Litchfe
10 Norsgulk O.. Wadhams' Hotel at
O'Clock A. NJ. erery Monday, Wednesday,.
and Friday, and arrives at Norwalk ia time 10
take the Steam Boats for New York.
Passengers awaiting themselves Of this OPP
pOrtunity may leave LitchGeld Al TIA. NJ, arr
rive 10 New York at . r. n. and be in Albany
early the next morning. Persons travelling
by this ronte will find she coaches easy and
eOmmodious, the teams good. and the drivers
attentive aud obliging.
CHAS. PATRICK s. CO.
Fare--to Norspalk. So 90.
" to Nssg- York, -.
For seats. apply TO o. Wadhams.
Litchf eld. Noe. 1855 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-04

~ the to the scientific and accomplished ar
st whose skill and regulated action converted tho rude
product Of the quarry into fabric Of such singular SYM
mesry and beauty at home, for the preservation and
pd rehment OF that avorte organ Of the peoples pow
er. their Naval Armament.
Another occasion was presented yesterday, for forming
proper estimate OF the value OF these objects OF public
regard and national efciency in the unlocking of the
hne ship which was the first TO the validity OF the
pero granite chamber which is durable monument OF
me intellectual capacity and scientific Of Col l..
Baldwin, the Naval Engineer.
Al clock a. Nj. several hundred spectators, of both
sexes assembled IN the spacious in front OF the Dock
10 witness the passage of the Deiocoye from the Dock
the Navy Yard. little before 10 O'Clock, every prcpa.
ratory arrangement having been handsomely executed,
e the Immediate orders OF that esnable officer, Capt L.
u "ebb--hrs, Executive officer OF the Yard, the gates
were opened, and this majestic ship OF the line in few
minutes, restored 10 her woned element ample order
I" her hull, handsomely painted aud ready TO be rugged
Tor ioieign service aud all s without the OBJ
sructon or accident whatever proving the competency
the hands to which such important con6ded.
lie moment she was found TO be safely delivered ma.
uohal salute was fired from the C0H,manddnts flag ship
Tue Jdcd, under the orders OF 1t. Comdt Fitzhugh
We understand that her OF 800 men, ready "a
go Oh board aud that after taking in her provisions and
stores she will be ready proceed TO New York re
eeYe on board our new Minister to France Mr.. Living
SION This service being performed, she will Join the
Mediterranean squadron.-L6.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-04

A. the last session Of the Legislature an act was u.sss
authorizing the County Courts Of Able MARIE Rockin
nam and Orange. to lay and construct rssd from
Snar'ouesvc to Harrisonburg The question Of opening
inc road was decided in the affirmative by tho County
Sourt OF hoemare at its late session. and the folio
County :--Thomas J. Randolph, Archibald Brodhe adj and
alexander Earret. Esqrs- Stau,ston Spectator.
The special Agent Col Albert met the Indian Co,,uc
al Greek Agency on Wednesd last Nothing of conse-
quence, we learn, has yet been done il IL now
believed treaty will be effected s~'''
understand that the Agent has declared IN AZ no re,
gd VIII be paid TO any contracts which have been mae
win he Indians Tor the purchase Of lsnd and that the
power oil the government will be exercised them
against any effort TO enforce any such contracts Shoud
his be true, some airy castles will be DESTROYED Another
Agent we learn arrived Thursday nieh We mr.. nor
informed as TO his powers Columbus ENQUIRER Jung 90
The election for representative to Congress in tho
place oil j. Randolph OF Roanoke, deceased will take
place on the respective court days Of each county in the
a's'nS, In the month Of August. Judge Bouldn, Daniel
n. wilson, Esq, OF the Executive Council, PLilp A.
boiling, ESQ., OF Buckingham, and Mai. Yancev have
oeeh named as candidates.-Fr fredericksburg Herald.
Extract OF letter from Louisville, dated June FL -
Inc steam. boat Orleans has arrived, bringing doleful
accounts oil the rayages OF the Cholera at New Orleans
she 0Wted. tcslUe o her Cabin passengers at Smith
land This Boat buried seventeen in ALL on her wsy up
to the Falls. Mat Int. = r.
Observation-Disclosures day last week after our "f, "a
Brethren had risen from dnner-table to which thew
had been invited they retired room 10 seek re-
Pose Among the gentlemen present was one wi re =
quested AN introduction for the purpose OF having yeli-
Stous conversation with the OF the forest Young
Hawk, sometimes called Tommy Hawk had lust thrown
himself On sofa, when the object of the visitor was made
known to him through the nte rpreter He smiled and
saying, 81 iozee-I lazee."-covered his head with
| blanket, and fell asleep-.N. Y. Gazette