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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1833-03-28

The Rev: Waiiam n. BeecAer was installed over
ne Sonth Congregational Church in Mddletown, the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-16
seosush drsai'alssyssss irsaa, fAaes..1le Directs

seosueh dreai'alseysses " cha, tAaes..-He direets
Che municipal officers TO attend 10 their duties, by
restoring as far as is in their power, all property
which has been stolen during the confusion which
has prevailed. and to take such measures as are
best calculated 10 prevent recurrence Of the dis
case, by removing all delctcrioas substances and
cleaning the streets, &c-rhc Commercial uibu.
nails .are also directed TO resume thc,r 6,nc,;o,s
which, II would appear. had been partially suspen
dc Business has resumed its usunl se,is,y
Large inpor.aticns of specie had been received
aud money had become plenty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-16
I.ynchlpurs & Coucor Turnpike.

OROPOSAl.S will be received for constructing
- aFur"pks Roa'I from Lynchburg to CI,ilions
Tavern IN the county Of can,pbelI distance of
about fourteen miles. un,ii the - hday OF June
next. The r'md 10 bc ~ feet wide, exclusive
OF ssde drains lobe paved in low narshy places
only amt VIII be contr.ctcj nr exclusive Of Bldg
es For the oouic and location and further narl,,.
ulars spiy 10 The P.-si Lent ami Directors, in the
town OF Lvnchtutg.
My IG. fl3J
81 The Lexington Un'on vii, insert the above
Nv &C. AMI forward its rccoiirt 10 this Office IN
pay III nj
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-16
Desirable Town propeyty

HlitiE subscriber wishes TO sell his House and
- Lot m 81 street, opposite the Protcstan, Me-.
n'ooid Church, ant now in the occupancy Of Dr.
,'""son ANY person wishing TO purchase q
haNdsomc and comfortable situation convenient to
IN man street. and in the centre Of business, will
q" well 10 call and look a, the situation. The
ii'hse IS roomy and convenient--a fac well Of
water 1T tho door" beautiful Falling Garden,
wit" desirable selection OF s1ru,Lery &c. Terms
Will he liberal. F. s MILLER
May Is All
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-16
WATCH FOUND.

Ht'ouND i" the F"rest Roni, on the first day
ofi''c present ronth. May) Sifrey Wateh
oy a servant ofminc, which tile owner can get by
proving and paying the cost Of tis advertisement.
OGLESBY G. PEARNAN
May &c a,if.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-16
TO TRE PUBLIC.

vNitE Pf"pric.or Of IT.; Miner 81 Spring. mn,c-
IL d'a'cly IN The vicinity of Lychbnrs, is nov
prepared To rcc,.iso visitors
Ills prices ios 'he "a are rs follows, VIZ
For f"niiies 81 tvc" r more PERSONS So 90
f'm do Hess than FIVE oo
For one person 80
For transient visitors "a
ALL IN ADVANCE.
Ills Shower BA III Is IN zeal otaer-- His price
for single bath " II be t2 cents, and for the sea-
Son three doars-iu advance
JOHN RICHARDSON.
May lG II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-16
DIi.(:ES, OFFICE.
10000 DOLLARS,
TICKETS ONLY III

Petersburg A0ttevy,
Extra class No. 4. for 1893,
To be drawn in the City of Richmond on TUESDAY,
the lfth day of May, 1888.
&C Numbers-l1 drawn Ballots.
SCHEME
! prize Of Slo,oo0 10 500
3uO 10 400
5000 % 2O0
i,ooo 20 $50
q 1000 40 100
10 500
Besides sos, l0s, 30s, 2os, &c &c
Tickets S4--Ifalves S2-Qrs 81.
For sale at D.GIGES' LOTTERY
and Exchange Office
Mayo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-16

g1r The Lynchburs virsinian infers that
Loyal is Proclamationis., or in other words
posed to the right of Secession. 1t IS mlstal
A gentleman who hearl him at Hampton says
was so unequivocal in his address there as to
isfy the armest friends ofthe rights Of the Sta
in the democratic county Of Elizabeth Cny.
Mr.. Johr Y. Mason is said by his friends 70
also decide, in his hostility to the Proc'amat'
which is indeed the predominant nearly the I
versal feeling Of SOUTHEASTERN Virginia.
So s.ysthe Richmond Whig.-ln anayz
Oh. POLITICAL sentiments Of the Virginia dclesat
in the mex, Congress VIC placed Mr. Mason on
deu5,fui .is,- with gard 10 Mr. Loyal. we ST.
the ground of our Inference that he IS opposed
Secession--to wit, the character Of certain publ
ions in the Norfolfs papers pent.ng the slect'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-16
Digges' Lottery ana Exchange Once.
CAPITALS
$4,000 NOA,lAARS.
5000 10.

TICKETS SIS.
Dismal Swamp Lottery.
Class No. !, for 1888
To be draw, at Richmond on Friday the 9th day.
inlay, 1888.
&C Numbcrs--lO drawn ballots
SCHEME.
prize of $l5MW 10 $500
5000 10 300
1000 Is 300
1910 % $50
10 1000 AZ 100
Besides ;s,6s 40s eos &c. &c.
Tickets $5-n alves 81 50-Qrs. 81 %.
For sale at DIGGEs' OFFICE.
Moy9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-26

be no dosbt. AZ evidence Of this, she
bas brooght cot the fsrniture for m sl-
egant household .ishmsnt-rich
vases for IN Indian lodge, and Turkey
carpets. to spread spon the msrasses
Of the Canadian forest! Instead Of .
mansion. she viii 6ed wig van, and
the ma nsfactuvs Of brooms and bask cts,
instead Of embroidery.
In justice 10 the spectators Of the
scene, however, il 10 proper to state,
that lev Of her real friends in this city
those into whose immediate society
she was east--Iabored diligently to open
her eyes to the real state Of the case.
and the life OF hardship and trial which
she 10 inevitably destined 10 lead. =
Poor girl! We wish she vas by her
fathers ingle in Lambeth, aud Peter
Jones preaching TO the Chippswas with
the prcttiest squaw ameng them for
his wife! LNeso Fork Com. lido.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-26
LUIAiamsport Bannrr.

.TnhTrdeifs Coai.-A bed Of Anthracite Coal
mas oeen recently discovered in this county.
on The lands OF Mr. Jacob Sbsrf and Others
about hiieen or sixteen miles from this place
oy Mr.. Purcell, Engineer. We have seen
several specimens OF the coal, and from lis
appearance we should judge that il is not in
,eI'or ~ quality TO the Pennsylvania coal 49,
Mr.. Gibbs intends to procure auaDtity AID
make trial Of IL at his Furnace
l.Hari'HsbWTg, Va. Rspu6hean.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-26
Frsw tAs National f.i<iEssserr, Sept -
TIE PUBLIC DEPosITEs

Ihk fIbLtC DEfOSlTES.
The die 10 csst-thc Government deposit.
are indeed TO be removed. As We surni,,
yesterday, tho evil councillors by whom u.
Precedent Is surrounded, and who have u,.
fortunately wormed themselves into his Goa
hdence, have prevailed. lie has resisted N.
arguments and the entreaties Of his r,al
friends, and honest advisers, and-thrown h,r.
self into the arms Of those who hesitate no,
TO sacrifice his honor and the public good e.
their own private ends or political scheme,
The star OF Olivier le Dain il In the asecn.
dant. The Cabinet improper has triumpLcl
over the Cabinet proper, and the heart, OF
the stock jobbers are made glad. The OIL
cial paper Of yesterday contained tLc follow
ing annunciation:
We ere authorized Co state, that the dcposi,c,
al i've public money will he changed from tb.
Bank of the United States TO the State Banks. n,
that purpo>-, sot that IL 10 believed they can 4.
completed ~ Baltimosc, Philadelphia, New YORK
and Boston, In time to make the change hy the l.,
OF October, and perhaps sooner. if srvun, s,snc.S
shouid rrnder an earlier action NECESSARY ON ,h,.
part OF the Government.
IL IL contemplated, ve unterstand. No, On -
move, ri once, the hole of the public u,o,,,
nov on deposit Ia the Hank &c the Uniiet. S,,,,.
but 70 suffer IL 20 remain there until IL shall D..
gradually Withdrawn by the usual operation, a
'ne government hnd ihis plan ~ adopted ~ o.
der Tn prevent any nee~->ity ON the mart oI ~,
United States, for pressing upon the commercial
community; and To enable IL TO Afford IL i, think
proper, the usual facilities Ia the mcrrl,.nS I,
~ believed, that by this means the change necs,
not produce amy Inconvenience Co the co,nnoers,at
community, aud that circumstances viii MT ~
guirc sudden and heavy call on the Bank ct the
United States, 80 a. to occasion embarrassment t
the institution or the public.
The Government paper subjoin. TO the a.
oove notifications, the following paragraphs:
The general anxiety " hich has been mani
Tested on this subject, has made it proper To-
announce what Is intended To he done and
We Understand that the facts and reasons which
have led to this measure, will shortly be LAID
before the public.
1T IS believed that they will be found to
be amply sufficient to justify the course which
IS now to be taken, in relation to the publ,
dePosites in the Bank Of the United States 3,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-26

II hne Idea beautifully ,Jprsstd-We find
inc following among the regular toasts re-
Gently drank at stanton, Va. on the 1thsn.,
Party SPiri.-The foam and SPRAY tba,
dash around the Ship OF State. some tim.
threatening to enguiph her, yet composed OF
the very elements that support and buoy bee
nm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-26

!fsgieoi.-Positive intelligence has reach.
60 hagersio~n or the death Of DIR. CuAaIE.
SwEARLSGEs, Of Cumberland. in this sta,s
by his own hand, on TUESDAY last. Armed
with loaded rife, he entered the room of a
pubic house where several persons were
seated, and fired upon Mr. Thistle. a Young
gentleman aad member Of the bar, who VAS
one OF The company, the ball taking effect.
which ere this may have proved fatal swear
ineen immediately retired TO an adjoining
room, reloaded the rife, and shot Himsel Il
dead upon the spot. The wound tina, Thistle
received was considered dangerous. we
state the circumstances rs they have been de-
tailed IN private letters No cause has been
assigned Tor these tragical acts.
lVIHiamsporf Bann>,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-26

forgiveness, and fer he truth Of which CO
upon that God 10 witness, from whom hop
10 zee salvation. The sentence 10 just, and
AN ready 70 die.
Morris Cesnty Goal, Aug. %, 1872
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-26

tio'f Iof'ng In the Vincennes district. IN
tnuiaha' hr. EEing wss elected ~ Congress
~ majority ot one vote the votes beng Cor
him lg22, and for Mr.. Davis 1921.
Missouri The votes given to the four dif.
torent candidates we're. ZOE Mr. Rull lc.5
STROLLER 5000 shssnon 1880 Birch ot0o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-26

Mr.. John Walton, late Of MoorIand town
ship, Montgomery county, Pa. died Of lock
Jaw, on the ith inst. occasioned BY the sever
ing oil nail from enc ~ his fingers, while
attending TO an apple mill.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-26

IL is understood that Messrs. McLane, De-
ane. and Cass, earnestly opposed the renac.
val OF the deposites, aud Messrs. woodbuiv
and fancy supported it--[.Nai. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-26

The Ohio Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, commenced at Cincinnati
on The 18Th uit. Thirty-seven applies ants for
the Ministry were admitted in fail connec-
uon thirteen ordained elders. The increase
an the Church membership, during the pas,
year, Is 7,404. Charles HOLIDAY and i =
Wright, were appointed by the Conference
Book Agents, and J. Fielding, Professor OF
Mathematics, and b. III. Cowan, Professor of
Languages in the Augusta (Kentueky) College.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-26
EIECTInNc

S@AsEl ION0.
IN Mann, where the election Of GoVeruor
members of Congress, &c. took place last
week, The Jackson party has been snccessh,
as"ss expected Robert =. Dunlap. the Iaek
son candidate Tor Governor. Is elected and
~ The Portland district Mr. .. q. J. smith
the jackson candidate for Congress. has beat
en- Tie National RepublIcan candidate Nv /,
considerable majority.
bi Vermont, where the elections have ,,,,
taken place. for Governor and State of6ce,,
The Anti-Masonic party appears to haY. becn
triumphant Gov. Palmer, the cand,dat. ~
that party, has been reelected bv An ,nrrc,..
cd vote and the Albany Hyenine Journ,l
says that the entire Anti. Masonic Co,ncJ
Ticket - elected, and there - a L,nd.o,,s
increase Of Anti-NasoDic Representative
me following gentlemen compose tie d.l.
CATION OF Alabama ~ the neat Congress
clement &. Clay, Dixon n. Lewis samuel
W. Mardii, John M'KinIey, John Alurphv
The delegation Of south Caroli.a Il, a..
ensuing Congress, will be q, foIiou,
J. Henry T.. Pinckne,s
. Df Thomas ID Singleton
3 Williams } Gray .ons
(. William H. ClowDeys
> Gen james Blair
q George McDuHs
4 John x GTifso
= John " FIELDER
y Warren v. Davis
NJ nullihsTs except Gen Blair. and ~ ve
Oelie'e, opposed 10 the United states RAM
except AT. hDufie.
New mernbera
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-26
WATCHES, JEWELLERY, SC.
Chs a.. !NEesr0rf

hsFhCIftLI. informs his friend, and
- y Tie public ~ general, hat be has on
h'ad very handsome assortment Of
H.fTCHES. JEHELLFRT. .lND C.,N.
CT GOODS.
OF inc latest patterns and most shionaJio
style, which be viii sell cheap.
Having engaged firstrats workman 10 tho
Clock and watch repairing lire, be con
assure bis friend, that this branch Of has ba-
,iness shall hereafter be particularly ATTENDED
to. Persons having airy ,hing 70 do ~ thar
way. viii find u 10 their interest "a give hin,
acsiI. Clocks cleaned and repaired, ~ ths
heishoorhood' at the shortest notice SCI
Yer work OF all kinds ready made, or made
20 order
Charle''owo. Sept 70, 1888 % eows,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-26

The Rev. MkLvILLK d. Cor, late Methods,
Missionary to Western Africa, recently expired
the held OF his labors II is stated that he sail
81 81 ',om ",s country with the avowed expectation
OF eiosing his career in Africa; but q sense Of
duty caabied him 10 anticipate sueh rcsul, With
resignation and even With eheerfulnesa The
Comscreial Advertiser de,luces from the death
OF Mr.. Cox, strong argument in favor Of the
emp.o. ment IN Africa Of colored missionaries,
to whom the climate L. agreeable. While 20 ,bs
whites IL - fatal. Bait Pa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-26
oHgK1Ax. MTDx.I.IoX1g0R.

Ns~ Oviss~s.-At the last accounts which
are 20 the eth inst the fever was raging st
n. Orleans with unsbated violence. Among
its latest victims Was the Right Rev. LkoS De
NEeKEaE, Roman Catholic Bishop OF that
State, who died on tho morning Of the 4th
inst. Tie wss q man Gays the New Orleans
Bse) OF extended theoretical and practical
knowledge, christian philosophy and an orna-
nent to The religion he taught. In word
"Norc kne~ him Bat to love him
"Nosc named him but 10 praise"
The whole number OF deaths during the
month Of August, arc stated IN the Bulletin at
AS. During the last days Of August, and the
frat four or FIVE days Of September. the in
terments have been nearly or quite thirty
every day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-26

Capt. RILnr, so well known TO the public
b. the account Of his sufferings while n cap
tive among the Arabs Of the African desert.
as well rs for his benevolent character, has
recently returned from voyage to Mogadore,
and presented TO the American COLONIZATION
Society ftrefse bushels OF Babayy Uktat in
hopes that il may be better adapted to the soil
OF Liberia than the grain Of this country
This wheat is thought the best in the world.
and hourishes in a climate where frost is ne
yer known. Should it suit the Liberia eli
mate, II must prove most valuable grain for
ehe Soiony. MAJ. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-09-26

From Lssris-By an arrival at PhiIadeI-
phia, Liberia papers to The goth July were
received.
The brig Ajax, Taylor, arrived from New
Orleans on the 18th. in so days, with 40 emf
grants. Sailed on tho 4th with 80 emigrants
and provisions for Grand Bassa. On the 9Th.
arrived brig American from Philadelphia,
with six emigrants. The Colonial schr. Har-
riet Martha, owned by c. NJ waring, was
stranded on Digby beach. June 2sth, and the
cargo Plundered by the natives.
-Jonreris, July l5.-Our rainy season NAV.
for the last thirty days, be considered rs hav-
ing fairly set ia, having had rain TO our
hearts content pretty much every day.
Death Of Ring Tom Bassa, Of Lfiis Bassa.-
We are sorry to hear of the death Of King
Tom Bassa, and fear from the unsettled stale
Of the country, and the many candidates for
his seat, that our region Of gold (camw ooi)
is about TO become the scene Of civii commo-
ton. There are three principal candidates.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-04
DRUGS AND MEDIcIyrs

E uST received from New Yo,l ', O Baltimore, per steamer Littls D. .as sa' a fresh assortment of Drugs and .Msai.; sssl Paints, Oil, Glass, &c. which we ',r'u' ,;, ''a wholesale and retail, on accommoa.'1 a, M terms. for cash, or approved cradsa .gss1l the Drug and Chemical store of
 RITCHIE & VAN PRADErIEs 50 lbs Calomel, EngI60 lbs Muaat a,;, 40lbs Tart. Emetic ,l6O oz Snl hn;a;ss.' I 100 lbs Chloride of20 lbs Flake Mass
 Lime, 90 lbs Senna Als,h 4 gross SeIdlitz 70lbs Puly Rhub,a
 Powders, 20 lhs Cantharids 4 do Soda do. I6O lbs Sup Carb Soa Z bbls Castor Oil, 40 lbs Tart Acid 2 do Lamp Oil, 70 lbs Paly goc5+R.
 Fall strained, Salts, 100 lbs Oil of Vitriol 50 lbs Campbo, 100 lbs Nitric Acid, ll5 lbs Gum ()nin Carpenters Fluid extract of Sarsapa5IL
 do Oil of Canthariden,
 do do Cubebs,
 Piperine, ECroton Oil, Magic Matches, Eau de Cologne Thermometers, Naples ShayIpg S0,, Amputating Instruments &c. TOgs5a, with great variety of other articles up ally kept in onr line. ALsO-Dye sht spt Turpentine; Copal and Japan yana' &c.
 Ltttie Rock, .Nay 8, 1893. 5tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-04
Treasury Department, l
.Ap9Tl 24th, 1883.


 FIN the late confagration of the Treasury A building, nearly all the correspondence ot the Secretary of the Treasury, from the establishment of the Departmentto to the 3lst March, 1883, was destroyed, including, as well the original letters and communica- tions addressed to the Secretary of the Treasury, as the records of the letters and communications written by him. With a view to repair the loss, as far as it may be prac ticable, all officers of the United States, are requested to cause copies to be prepared, and authenticated by them, of any letters (excepting those hereinafter al- luded to) which they may at any time have written to. or received from, the Secretary ofthe Treasury ,and all those who may have been in nffice, and other individuals throughout the United States, and else- whefe, are invited to do the same. That this correspondence may be arranged into appropriate books, 1t is requested that 1t be copied on folio fools cap paper, with a sufficient margin on all sides to admit of biading-no more than one letter to be contained on a leaf. It is also requested tfat the copies be written in plain dis tmct or expressing hand. Where the ori- ginai can be spared, ii would he preferred. The reasonable expense incurred In copy ing the papers now requested, not exceed ing the rate often cents for every hundred words, will be defrayed by the Depart. Iment.
 The correspondence which has been saved, and of which, therefore, no copies are desired, are the records of the letters written by the Secretary of the Treasury to Presidents and Cashiers of banks, from the 1st October, 1919, to the 20th Februa- ", 1883; all the correspond relating to the Revolutionary claims of Virginia officers to half pay, under the act of 9th July, l932; and to applications for the benefits of the acts ofthe 2d March, 1881, and l4th July, 1882, for the relief of cer- tain insolyent debtors of the United States. Copies of some circular letters and in- structions, written by the Secretary, have also been preserved; and it Is requested that before copy be made ofany cirtula4 letter or instruction, written by the Secre- taiy of the Treasury, the date and object of the circular be first stated to the De- pertinent, and its wishes on the subject as- certaiaed. LOUIS McLANE,
 Secretary of the Treasury.
 June l, 1883. I3-13w
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-04
CAUTION.

A LL persons are forewarned from trad =lN ing fora NOTE, executed to me by
 Thomas Tyanamel, Dennis 7rameH, and Dauad Trio,ble, about the 10th of March lS33, for two hundred dollars: and the
 Irammell's and Trimble, are forewarned from paying said note, or the residue there oi, to any other than myself or order. Said note has credit of one hundred and five aoiiars and segenty-6ye cents, entered a. bout the 27th of May last, which was few days subsequent to the note becoming due. assigned the residue ofsaid note to 0. V. Howell. and as the consideration for which said assignment was made, has wholly failed, l take this method of notifying that that do not intend he shall receive the money of the obligors or my sen. DAVID BEERS.
 Crawford, C. H., July ', 1883. 2o.--4w
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-04
DIR. R. HI. PRYNE,

Having located himself at the house of eo,.
 Thomas T. TunstaIl, RENDERS his professional services to A the citizens ofIndependence county, and the public generally. Having been a practitioner of Medicine for ten years in the southern country, he fatters himself that he can render the people important services. His charges will be low and every indulgence given. He also.profess- es the practice of MIDWIFERY and SURGERY.
 He can at all times be found at home, except when absent on professional duty.
 Independence county, Aug. 1883. 2O--3w
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-04
HUzZA FOR TRADE!
NEW SHOP.

1N HE subscriber takes this method to
 A inform his friends and the public generally, that he has opened a NEW SH0P, opposite te the Advocate Office, where he will carry on Blacksnlithing, i, Gun aaeing and Bell making, in all their various branches. He will also make butcher knives of the best quality, at the shortest notice. Work from distance will be executed with despatch. The public may rest satisfied, that he will exc cute all work sent to his shop Tn the best possible manner, and on the most reason able terms.
 Little Rock, April 17tb, 1833-2tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-04
Runaway Negro in La;l.
Feb. %

n@ A runaway negro, who calls
 AA/ himself free man, and passes ..-lsssM SsMM hy the name Of JACK OWEN, N was taken up on the 23d inst. ssaaas2sssasa and committed to jail. Said ne- gro is about 5 feet 6 or inches high, slender made, yellow complexion, has scar on his left arm, caused by a burn, small scaron his right wrist, which he says was caused by cut from hoe; has with him an old camlet cloak much worn, bound round the tail with fawn skin, iile has blue beads in his ears; has an old brown frock coat; an old pair of saddle bags;one pair ofold beayerteen pantaloons; three cotton shirts; one pair of old boots; fur hat nearly new; and had with him, it is said, good rife gun, which he sold be- fore he was taken. From his manner of speaking it is supposed he has lived with the French. Speaks quick when spoken to-is very lively turned negro. He says he left the am-boat at the Mouth of White river, and was on his way to St. Louis. The owner of said negro is re- quested to come forward, prove his pro- perty, pay charges, and take him away, or he will he deal. with according to the jaws of this Territory.
 J. M. KUYKENDALL, Shf.
 and Jailor of Lawrence countq. Jackson, 4. T., June 30, 1883. I4-13w
 Printers fee, $19 25.l
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-04
NOTICE-

INHE subscriber having sold Ii, :. ,,
 A Groceries, &c. to Mess,aa s us n nsloets LOWRY, requests all those ;na!, uoss nm, either by Note or Book 'sosO'sd aa [ call and settle for same at tbe;r r..0uas
 Having every confidence in n s.0's,
 bIllty and integrity of Messrs ''S n ear Loaos,y, I l cheerfully reoommena gaaa u the confidence ofmy friends and tha .'ss ', B
 Little Rock, June 3. 1s3a 9 q. AE.