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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

"TliE RULING PASSION STRONG; ~
lJEATII"

Tobacco che wing i the mos, ;ndel;his nc
mat expression may be alowed) habit tb,,
mortais over eontTact Tho editor of IN,
Shehahso Telegraph, an giving an account Of
the execution OF George benson. who s,,ty..
cd at Norwich on the 18th u,timo. saws a.,
willie standing upon the fatal drop, and DIR
ING NE exhortation IL t.e vser,vtaan "fbs,
prisoner asked tor (un Whisper the t1haeco
ooN OF the deputy sheriff, f.oin which no ,o,I
" took quid, deposited Il 10 las mouth. aud
etuIhcu lbe bon" We Witnessed a similsf
,seiueh. ~ this CITY. On The u,0ruirg of the
DAY that Hanliltoh who shot Major nir5sati
was 10 be executed, the cier.cy r,a,s,t 80,
hours M solemn exercise viii hlIa. Anrr
u'ey ieil the cell, Hamilton gave sotao d.reo-
LIONS about las gailows wardrobe A. H.,
heePef was leaving to execute has ctuafais .
sion' he asked III. u he wanted any thing els.
u replied, :" kss msygst ne q psDev Of ..s.s-
CO.. After momeut's reflection, be aalde,l
STOP perhaps hsrr enough" and raiAin. OF.
ms elbow hrew part Of a paper from under
'ne Phio~ OF ht pallet, ADD measuring m Ia.
tnina use quantity Of tobacco BY the few hour.
that be had TO lave, oSlmly remarked--n Ia.
NiH last No." BAT the unforauna,s r.n,..,,'
had another habit, far more destructive Fl
W tlie upon the gallOws, he made an adAr.u.
" me multitude, from which we copy tbs,
following. 80
Never should have como 20 this f.sal
scahoid' nor never would this fatal cord end
co u'y eAhtsneo, had not made too fire. nss
OF ardent spirits. This Is the solo canse Of All
uns misfortune befaIling tho wrctchsd n,s,,
mat = now before you. have foe years fol-
IoNeh drinking to excess, and have been told
tifne AFTER time, u would prove nv ruin IN
did not leave it OF Hut turned = deaf esr
70 All cOuneils and advice, and have 80 eo,,nS
~ sad experience, that the words Of tho.,
Sho ieh friendly TO me, and felt 70 mourn
Nheh 'hey "a" tie ruin which vas bringing
or myself. have proved true. ADD here you
have striking sxsmple before you-hers
you see What ono 81 your fellow faortsls has
brought Upon himself By being intempcrats.
hapo This viii b. long aad lasting earning.
70 witness this shocking scene - shun the
path which have tTud Especially those Who
are IN the habit 81 taking too guch ardent
spirits. Perhaps some vi1 cay that Ghey ars
not afraid II ardent spirits bringing them =,
ne gallors. Perhaps u may not, bui N Il
does NOT ruin you "a one wAy viii in aBs-
Their.
Two year. ago this very month. I put u,y
name on Tie emp rance iisi, bat did NOT -
d D. there bot three o. four weeks hef,,e
bad q taken on sbd then vas the tine
Missed The point Had iefg sy nasse st.uS
here and lived % b. n, never. 40 naver
shJud have cone b this senffLd. Thos
you see tbe doom ~ ooe az youg fs3lou 49,
tais taifi sd trace Il hack "a ft.A o,,t a.
= ans, you al hnd Out u uholly ofizinate4
ifSm u'As deadly PJison, called ardent spiFits.
I.fitaHy Epcuag Jsu-ssaL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

Oranges and lemons, SC.
NOR sale. at the Charlcstown Ap0lkecary
~ and Book Store,
Oranges, LeHnOns, Figs, Dor Raisins.
Self shriied almonds, Engiish Hal.
nuts aud FiiLerIs.
n large assorimenf Of Confectionery,
do. do. GordCn Seeds,
40. do. 1E,dieioes
Paints, Dye. Sniff, Books, Siationary,
&c, Bank Hooks. asserted.
IN few days the subscriber viii receive
an additional supply Of Medicines, Paints,
Garden Seeds, &C. &c.
JAMES BROWN
March %, 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18
Hesc Eyrns.

VIE subscriber respectfully tenders his
u grateful acknow Judgments to his hume
rous friends and customers for the liberal pa-
tnonagc he has received as n merchant, md
take, great pleasure in informing the public,
that he has taken into eo-partnership Mes.rs.
Jean iiissintnons and .uagnus r. Saodgras.-
The style Of the firm will DO JosErH l.. Rps-
sELL u Co., who hope, by strict attention "a
business, to merit continuance sf that pa
tronage heretofore bestowed on
JOSEPH l.. RUSSELL.
March 81, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18
IVTlshtngfoSs CoaIssfW Rank,

Willlamsport, fcb. ~, 1893.
RYoTIcE y hereby given 20 The ssbscri-
~ ban 80 he capital stock - this com
pHnf, shaf further iastalnent % Two Dol
i1fs as3Fifly Cents On each share q stock is
rss,rsd 70 b pad IN ~ tbs Banktng House,
81 honeAy ths 14sh 81 June nsxt. ~ order,
dEo. r. MOsliER, Casbtsr.
APil I, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

" VIE copartnerhip heretofore existing
- under .he firm of Stlss IVv,,,sdsf~ =
Co, vas this day, By mutual consent, ds-
solved. All persons indebted to tho late Hrw
VIII please call and settle their respective &C.
counts with Silas Marmadukc, VINO u duly
authorized 10 settle the business Of the con-
ecfn. SiLAS MARMADUKE,
JOS. L. RUSSELL.
kabictown, March ls, 1889.
The business will still be carried on at the
old establishment.
March 81, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18
rrsIiAsEp. wrxKIr. sr
JOAyr y. G.2LL.aAER.
CONDITIONS.
TWO Dox:LAaS q YYF~ ORA
PEN .INNIklj

PER .lSNJ.x
Payable half yearly; but Two DoLl a.s
VII be received as psymcns In fun, II paid
entirely IN advance. Whenever payment !,
deferred beyond the expiration Of ia. year.
interest will be charged.
ADVERTISING.
The terms OF advertising. are For SQUARE
or less, 81, for three inscrtions-larrcr one.
In tho same proportion. Each continuance.
10 cents per square.
% All advertisements not srviered for n
specific time, will be continaed until forbid.
and charged accordingly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

Ft0ssghs, Bar-fr0s, SC.
HAVE on hand, and intend keeping. n
l. general assortment Of
PLOUGHS, o.
G, every description, suit ~
able for this ncighborhood, s>s$s7Eszs;z3!ss
warranted, such rs Bar-shear, Mccormick
double shovel aud single shovel Ploughs
ALSO,
Just received large assortment Of Stoney
creek 6Ah-IRoN OF superior quality
which will sell low for cash
All kinds Of Brass Casting. done a. usual
at my old stand.
THOMAS RAwLINs.
Charlestown, March q, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18
Law Hox1oE.

TNoss~s tasn Ssccasiagen
AvING returned to virginia, win resume
- ms Practice in the Courts which no for
mesiy attended, viz: the several Courts Of
senerson and Berkeley. Ilo may az all times
% iound ut his Office II tho Globe tavern.
Shepherdstown, Feb. IL, ls33.-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

1--WE company under nv command is or.
- dercd to parade on tho fourth Satur,la,
IN this month, ut 4 o'clock, in front Of The
Market-iiousc in Charlesfown.
800 FRANCIS YATES, Capt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

AZ have eoaeinded 60 remain some tine a.
harpera-PerFy. : ibssnd % do vork apon AZ
cheap terms e. any person car afford 20 do n.
ena m such @snosr az Pcrsoas may want u
done. Therefore, hops and sxDeei that the
public will Paironixs me.
THOMAS P. CLAssc0CR.
FEB. 10, is39.--lIt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

q UST received and for sale mt the Charles.
town Epotbecary and Book Store, q large
supply OF GARDEN SEED Of the last years
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

'priI, 1893.
Rev VIM Nfunroo 9
Jacob Miller
Milton Musgrovo
Mrs Elizabeth Miller
Christopher Meiticr
Mrs Maria Meddier
John Miller
Mary Line
Eliza Aicndenail
John McMahen
. p
Mary oHdcrdunk
John Porter
John Peril, sr.
Il s
Rev James Reid
John Rutherford
Drussilla Ray
VIM Ragaa
John Ronomous
Zepheniah Reed
Samuel Rulile
Henry ]. Saunders 9
Michael Snigram
John Sulscr
Samuel Show
Lydia Summers
John Shaner
Catharme sugart
John J Sayrs
solomon Staley
Patrick Spencer
Jacob Shaner
Michael Shew
Henry Smith
Philip Sheets
Il u
Thomas Turner 2
Ehud Turner
Alexander Tolc
George Unseld
v w
Maria v ID Voorhees,
Jacob Yanmetre
Emily vansant
John Wilkens
John Welsh
George WILTSHIRE
Elizabeth Williams
Mary wiltshire
Henry Wintermyer
Jacob Welty
John Williams
Margaret Williamson
Drusiiia Williams
Margaret Walker
Luther Willis
Bernard Nisenall
I. CooKUS, p n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18
.ATTE.NsTKO.N!

III RESPECTFULLY inform tbs peopis o.
~ HarpersPerry ard Ne vicinity, that ~
tend eaFfying %, with ~ much Vigor 81 pos
sible she
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II Liss Of Letters

- EMAiNlNG in the Post Office, Charles
- y town, Jefferson county, Va, March
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-04-18

- EMAiNiSG in the Post Office n, Shep
- herdstown, LIST April, 1883.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-27
TsgEE OHIO.
THE FAKAIEK.

Sweet IS the Farmers sleep. Sweet, if by toil he earns his bread; He knows not half the cares and dread Which agitate the weak man s mind, And make him watch and weep;
 But ca sting sorrow to the wind, Sweet Is the FarmeF's sleep.
 Refreshing arc his dreams, No tantalizing scenes of wealth Mock him, possessed ef ease and health He fears not murderers storms, nor fire. The weak mans nightly themes;
 But innocence and peace inspire His light and pleasant dreams.
 And when the cheerfnl morn, Tic watchful cock prociaims aIoudy Ligt4t bY his siumbers. as cloud,
 Reflected by tho nooR day sun, On wings of light is borne,
 No tlead ache vetIs, in mantle dun. The farmers happy morn.
 0 bless my sweet repose. When tolls invite my lImbs to rest, May 10 false horrors harm my rest,
 Breathe thto' my lips thy kindest dreams Ny wiling cYelids close
 A88 as the Farmers seems, age saehmy so0ud eekose.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-27

nnittee, 10 be chosen for the purpose. and | as if is presumed the successful competitor f will possess unusual merit, the publishers [ Of the NouefiSt,S yHagazjRe, besides using | 1t for that work. engage to have It printed i in handsome book form, corresponding to the BEST LONDON EDITIONS ofpop- | ular novels. For every thousand copies ot the work thus printed, which may be sold the author shall receive, in addition 10 the Five Hundred Dollars, FIFTY DOL LARS, or i've dollars for every hundred.
 (r-aT~ Those novels presented for the pre- mium, which shall prove unsuccessful 4cH De returned to their respective authors, tfe publishers claiming no control over any but that 10 winch the premium may be awarded.
 All writings intended as competitors for this premium. must be conveyed free of hostage. to be add ressed to the publishers, prior to the lst of October, 1893.
 The NovEL1sr's MAeAzISE will be pub lishco in seal8= =,noHthiy RVm5eTs-each mum Iber containing f0rty-eigbt eTtga i1iPeriai Eoctapo BaePs, with double columns, arran- iued after tho manner of tine AAD9's BooE l; to which work though it will be consider ably larger, t will bear a general exter- nal resemblance. The Magazine will mako two volumes aHWuallY of more than six hundred pages each, and at the expi- ration of every six months, or thirteen numbers, subscribers will be furnished with handsome title page and table of contents. The whole amount Of inc mat ter furnished in q single year, will be equal to more than fifty volumes ot ths common sized English duodecimo books. he pa per upon a h4ch tbe Magazine will be Print- led, will be of the finest quality used for l book work, and 0f q size elegantly adapt-
 ed for binding. As the type NiH he en- 1 tirely new, and of a neat appearance, eaeh volUmo, when bound, will furnish a hapd some as ell as valuable addition to the li- ] braries Of those who patronize the work.
 The price of the NOFEBiSF'95 M A- #GAZINE will be Five Dollars per an-
 uum, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. As the pub
 fishers intend issuing limited number of
 Impressions, persons wishing to subscribe
 are requested to do SD without de{av Or Iders must be addressed to C. ALEX IN ] DER ( co. No. 3. Atheniaa buildings,
 Frank in place, Phllade elphia.
 A commission or 20 per cent will be al
 low cd to agents, and all remitsaHces by
 mail will he at the publishers risque. if accompanied Ay PoSi-master's cerAfcaie
 and 5lol oflteffejse Any Agent or Post master furnishing ten subscrlaors and re- l H4tting the amount of the sabscrip tion,
 shall be entitled to the comm ssion of %
 per cent, one copy gratJs ono year, aud tbe Lady's Book for tbe same length Of ! time. UneGrreat notes og solvent banks received in payment ar par vatue. 4 5pe- ] cimeu of the work, or any information re- 3specting It. may ba obtained hy addressing
 the publishers (post paid. Agents soud-
 ing four subscribers, aud preferrlae a copy
 of the work to the commissions have
 It regularly forw arded.
 Editors of newspapers generally, will ] please insert the above as often a convc- aient and entitle themselvas thereby to
 a free exchange for one year.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-27
IO#{ ,tt.

r 83f8. sHhscFlber offers for sale, |. xsA TRACT or LAND on whicI NJ 8arEs nov resides. tiFe mics soufiI of fE. tie Rock, on the United States read lea tng from this place 10 A asfingiom, Hem. stead county, contaiRiHg l60acres of Lam ef which tetw cen = and 30 acres are eiest ed, on the banks of the Fouche creek- On the place is good hewed log doasI, cabin, T spring Of good water, and Jhflir apple and peach orchard.
 Aise, in tue town Of Little Rock. af7 in the neigbborhond af Robert Cfittf5. den and fhnmas E. Malone, six 1gY4 LOIS, Y j{h common double cabins.8 ae4H logs, and a feH neaca trees, al pfe.. sent occupied by Richard Hawkins
 Also, tlock of 1z LOTS, situated 5e. tween t4e residences af A w. Steven. son aud Robert Grii8enafn.
 Afso, ono LOT adjoining the fofaef aGiee Of the Advocate.
 Also, the property on which the saa. acriser at present resides, situate in iha ehborhcod of Mn S. Fulton and Glg. GaH3vrl consisting ofthree LOTS 8ea4
 Aiso, good four horse WAGON, aal two or three yoke of OXEN. Any person wishing 10 purchase aaYar all ol the above named property. can ea a bargain by applying tn the subscriber wing in the town of Little Rock. eaa er= Negroes will be taken in payment la the above properly. BENJAMIN CLEMENS.
 Little Rocl<, 18th Dec. 1892. $ 1 Dry Goods and Groceries rVui3 subscriber las just received pci
 steamer Little Rockand keel boat lf c. Campbell, an additional supply of B3Y Go9ds aad Groccneas
 CONSISTING " FART OF Green Aiackinaw Blankets,
 French do. White and red IIanneIs, Cotton and woollen Linsegs, Waelien Jeans, Do. Socks, Several pieces of fancy Prints,
 \ lot of Boys and Mems Shoes. GROCERIES. 100 bbls. fresh Flour, 75 do Rcctihed Whiskey,
 u do dried Apples. do Loaf Sugar.
 J8 [ Q Karawha Salf,
 200 sacks grour%i Alum dof 50 boxes Table Salt, 10 do Sperm Candies;
 , do Tea,
 l5 do Raisins,
 X lo1 of Stone Ware.
 \ lot of Bacon.
 This, together with lns former saoek' renders his assortment very conPete.-' Purchasers will do well 10 give him a cal.
 'Cho above articles will be sold yery le3 for cash, Beef Hides and Peltries will te received in payment for Goods.
 E. WILSON.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-27
Vile sam g
Petition for Uivorce.

Petition for Divorce
 TAI OW on this day, came the said com IS pIainant, by her solicitor, and the sad defendant being solemnly called, comes nst, and if appearing by the shef- if's return that the d defendant IS a non-re- sident of this Tcrritory-whereupo it is ordered that an alias summons issue. re quiring the said defendant to be and aP- pear before the Judge of our Circuit Court, at Court l. be holden at the town ol Lib erty, in anu for the sald county of Izard, ou the fourth Monday of May next, and answer the said cotnrtainant's petition otherwise the same will be taken as con fessed, and decree entered accordingly And ii IS further ordered, that a copy Q this order be published Tn the Arkansas Advocate six weeks 8aeeea8lyely.
 4 true copy-Jan. l6fb, 1883.
 JESSE ADAMS, Cleric. Prs fec S7 8741 43 6w
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-27
LAW Na9'KECR.

$. s. 1AAi.Is & o. v. 1aovyE yETsr, AVE entered into partnership in the a practice of law Their residcnca ;s at Little Rock, where one of the partners may generally be found. They will nrac tee in the Super Court and n most of the Clrcnit Courts of the Territory of Ar. kansas. They may be retained 10 attend any an term of anF Court in said 7erritory bnstness intrnstod to them shall be, unc- snaiiy and diligently attended 10.
 .Barch 9, Ie32. -lg
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-27
MORRTSON'S BLUFF,
 FOR SALE.

 F WILL sell, very low, and on reason H able credit, tbls noted and very Val"- able stand. There is three hundred acres of 6rst rate CoHoa land, with a front of one mile on the Arkansas river, together with a very comfortable frame DW El- sT0RE- HOUSE, cor TON GIN, and number of other build ioes for the convenience ef person wlsl7 ing to sell Goods. There are several good neyer-failine springs on the land.
 This place has the reputation of being the best point on the Arkansas river, the sale of GOODS.
 Persons wishing 10 purchase, would df well to call and view the premises, ant become acquainted with the terms Of safe o's' l.. N. CLARKE. .Horrjsoa's s Bief,
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-27
. z Ea l%kaea .

E-E X ING: ia his employ, five excellent | Ii work,aeH, tbe subscriber will carry oa fbe C t4S.S.HfTH, BLACKSMITH, and IFaG0.Ss .HgIKKNG business, in ali tteir various branches, iu ! Iittfe Rock le will make and iron Carriages, Nag -aas Pioeels. 11ees, SWieelejrees, ali kinds ofedge tools &c. 6Sc.. hoWil1nalo or repair, at tite shortest notice. all kinds af farming ateasils. Grdefs=frsta dis tance will he panetually attended to
 He will keep on hand, for sale, con staot sapPly of aii of the aforementioned articics.
 tr All kinda #ofcountry FEa5aee wil1 be received h return for aafls. at cas prices. C. BRH MBACK.
 EiHie Boel .aarch 2l les.9
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-27
VI SON

Co0aaissioa .lercba,f, L'aie Roch,
 SV,xxIbHI attend to the receiving and for
 W warding of ail Goods committed to lis charge Having recently purchased tboIarge and eommodious V &ttE-ll0l'Si of N essrs 3hompaon.&. DronneR, situated immediately at tho Steam boat Landing, he is now prepared Q store any quantity of Goods witch may he committed te his care. Geads consigned to him for sale on commission, vii De disposed CT te the hest atlyantare. Dec r
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-27
MEDICAL NOTICE.
A s.2xa~ N ~ " I3EfEy

E siif5 subscriber wishes respectfully 10
 inform hls friends and the public gen erally, that he will attend to the
 Btae6soaitA and G'mntith Business.
 Tn all their different branches.
 lth hcaTeiul and experienced workmen. ne VIII despatch business at sight, and hopes to the satisfaction.of his patrons.- Horse shoeing, b-worls, and making and repairing Guns, attended to and expedited upon short notice, by application to the subscriber at 95, Main street, Batesyille. Jan. T6, 1899. il -'-''
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-27
BELL POINT

TOR SETTLEMENT AND SAtr THE eligible, advantageous, and bssa
 tiful situation. Bell Point, in lat;e years known as Fort Smith, the na;. cambercd property of the subscriber mi, shortly be laid of in lots and sold. qli situation is on the right bank of the hrsa4 sas river, at the confluence ofthe poloaa
 For locality and facilities of basi6ess uniting more desirable properties and oI vious recommendations, thar any ofl.s site from the mouth to tbe source of II. river.
 It is ftn head of safe steam boat bav;., ton, all ahoge being precautions and 6s certain It can command greater trs5s of fertile country than any other poslfis. in tlfe Territory. There are now i'm. mefehantile establishments at this n5o. and the demand for additional inyes,i,fssii. mnst increase coInmeHsHratcly witb ta rapid growth of tie contiguous cer1,fv
 This sale will take place in duly neYi Previously to which, a plan of the thu, will be maturcd and effected, of vfiel 1 together with oil ' facts interestiea f. purchasers, the public wil he dulf Al. ylqed. JOHN ROGERS
 Dec 1o 37 l''7'
 {rr.fhe Editors Of the Huntsville n.. noefaf, Nashville Republican, and [. x Telegraph, will glge tbe above four s. sertions, and transmit their accappis f the office of the Arkansas Advocate 6r 1 paguent
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-27

~ The new and ts,. rnnning 2. 5. LfrTrp E5s:s..sssessszasss:sg7 s:sg7-@,-g ROCK, D. Russ 1s ss ssssa ter, [huill s.xn,osa4, 'llas. tie Arkansas tradel will ply reoai.l r'5 lif during the present season, betwe9n ,, place and New-OrleaBs and wIea ,ll9 n rlver Is sufficiently high, will asce,a sl'i high uP as CantonmeHt Gibson, ana 1 .t'' a3 charge freight at any of the intermsa;as uis-- landings upon the river. For freiolt passage. thaging superior scco,nno ,is.,I ~ v apply to the master on board, or to
 Dec r, 1s32 36 F. WItSov
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-27
DR. MENFEFIi.
J AMES MCKINNEY

aFTORN,EY .aT L.qW.
 ESiDES in Columbia, CLicof conn a ty, Arkansas Territory, ana " Fl regularly attend the Superior Court at Little kock-aIso the Circuit Courts Of er,ttenden, Phillips, Monroe, St. Francis. Arkansas and Chicot counties: and will attend to the settlement and collection of deots in any part of the Territory. Any y attended to. Sept 1s.}2 1v
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-27
Eenm the SqLaEaaa CoNrior.
SYN0NY MY.

SXN0NY NY A Frenehnan, who English would learn, tsot ffal3 5f an old 1lctopary, 1ul Raa Bat the sense to diseern, 1taW 5He meanings ofworas often vary; lie foaha that to squeeze'' and ito press - Here both pretty much the same tAinSi So he thns a friend did address Pray squeeze that y0ang lady to sing. :" Like most of the French, he was not Attejdes accustomed to snekie; Soon in fresh hoh5le he got.
 For he thought "to preserve" was to
 pickle 5
 So thns he took leave at the door : fosee you, dear lady, 1 glad am, And til we meet happy once more, Kind Providence pickle you, madam.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-27
LAW NOTICE.

- The new and fast run 142 22a A- ming steam boat SPY, }ssays5gss~ss AZ1sgsT Clarkson, master, will ls.'s.--.-.-s@.-s-.z5es.s8ply regularly between the Mouth ef & R3te river and Gan7aumcnt Gibson, and discharge freight at any of the laodinEs On the river. iho Spy is of light draught, fine power, Go tons bur ttton, aud is well calculated for the trad c of the Arkansas.
 JOHN DILahRD (. co. Little Rock, 18th Dec. ls32. 97
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-27
eas a@ P@ PaS ess s-s rss szsse55 ssS Fl
 szz s1s VI S@ z@i ss-s < e9 < a1 sra7 WHOLESALE IND RET.7fz.

9Fs ' r subscriherrespeetfully informs his 'zA friends and tlte public, that lie has just received from New-Crleans, per steamer Little Rock, t large aud general assortment If GROCERIES, conslsu ngof
 5 hoNes sngar-20 bbIs. do
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-27
RANDOLPH a1 KEAI'llIEY, wwAyE established at Van Bnfen, Craw

-a--a- TO.u UVET1EV .
 Dry Goods store, consisting of large Stocs of DIX \ GOODS, as well as very laree Stock of GROCERIES, which=theyiniend to keep constantly on hand, and sell as cheap as has eyer heen offered for sale, in this Territory, for Gosh,. Coao hides, Gees a'dr' I'olior, &c. They have taken into possession the WARE HOUSES, at this place, where thoy will attend pnncluaily to receiving forwarding, and shipping all GOODS, @fc- tlat may he shipped to them.
 RANDOLPH &- IEEfAHhG1.
 Dccembe4. ISt. Z7s:}2. :}3 l.iw
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-27
FRESH Pf6)YR.

ZnnE subscriber has just received per s%k steamer Little Rock. a supply ffresh FLOUR, Of tie first quality which he offers for sale by tho barral or less quanti- Y. A constant supply will be always kept on hand.
 A. P0BRsFRE. Little Rocls. I2th Feb. 1873. 45
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-02-27
Law N0ficN

E. CRITTENDEN < 4. FOWLER. R ANlNG associated themselves in the =s practice ofthe Law. wifi attend the courts of the Second, Tiiifd and Fourth Judicial Circuits, and the Superior Court at Little Rock
 August 3l, 1881 If 23