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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

Extract Of letter from Dayton, Ohio, Saisd
September 10, 1893.
Charles u. Green, Esq. Clerk OF che Court
of Montgomery County, was killed this day
by man by the name Of Thompson, who
gave him blow with club, which he sur.
ViVed only four hours. His loss will BE- Sc
Verely felt by The community at large.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

Weregret to state, that this morning, about
eleven O'Clock, the new Steam Planning Es-
Enlistment, on Green street, belonging to
Messrs. Rowland & WoolIen, took FIRE and
was entirely consumed. A very large guam
tity Of Plank. dressed and undressed, was
burnt, and caused so great n flame as commu-
nicated fire to several frame buildings in the
neighbOrhood, which were either immediate
ly destroyed or necessarily pulled down
Such was the rapidity and intensity of the
flames, that wagon, loading m the yard.
with three horses attached, was instantly
enyeloped and the trhoie consumed. Some ap.
prehensions were felt for the Medical Col
lege, but the wind fortunately set from the
building, and the prompt exertions Of the fire.
men prevented any damage. The loss sus-
tanned, we understand, Is estimated at SEQ, 900
no Insurance. Bali. Ga:. Sept. %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

CRE.fT .fIIR.iCIT0.Nr
AYING just received my supplies of
m Fall GOODS, OF every variety, Ire
sPeetfuliy invite the public to call aud give
them an examination.
Purchasers will find the quality and prices
such as to please them.
SAMUEL GIBSON.
IIarpers-FeRry. Oct. 3. 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

PETITION viii b. presented 10 tho
"A next Legislature Of Virginia, praying
The passage Of q Law, giving an entirely new
charter 70 the town Of Chariestown, and ia
eressing The power Of the Trustees 10 mat
tsrs q police.
sept ~, fe75.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

From Rio De Jaasirs.-By the ship Martha,
at New York, journals TO the 29th July have
been received. They announce that Capt.
Jose Francisco de Paula Cavalcaute de AIbu.
querque, has been appointed Brazilian Charge
d'Afaires to the United States.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

JoHS C.. vowELL, Esq. was, on Monday
week, unanimously elected President Of the
Farmers Bank Of Alexandra, vice Richard
~. Scott, Esq. deceased.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

C0HtSen Refntez. Thrive of the prisoners
Who escaped from The Pcuitcutiary on the u, lust
have bern retakru add brOught bsrk 90 The lhsii-
tuition. Fox b the ONLY one nov ~ iarEr.
tFranlJsri Commonwealth, Sr5f. -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

Strange .7ceideni.--A gentleman in the
neigbborbood Of Reading, Pa. recently threw
a club At COW hich glanced from her side,
struck, and instantly killed, his only son.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

The Hartford Times says that the body Of
Teller, one Of the murderers recently execu-
ted at that place, was cut pp, and the flesh
after being stripped from the bones-wss
thrown into little river, where the pieces
Of IL have been discovered floating in the
stream for some days past.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
FrOS' REGiH's Flnmers' Reziafer.
aRfnaorno a., -.


Ma. EDIToR-1hefe 10 n very general
disposition in mankind, and in womankind
too. to do things in any other way than
the mOsi direct. With many, a simple
method OF accomplishing an object has NO
charms; something Of mummery and mys-
tihcati0D - absolutely necessary 10 recon-
mend scheme TO tbe,F favorable notice.
Ne see often in newspapers. and every
year ~ aInsDacks. sage recipes for block
aiding smoke houses against The inToads of
ihose destructive little sninals eslled skin
PeTs ;--bow much red pepper. trash to-
baeeos Penoyroyal. Sc have been va,nIy
wasted for thiS purpose in Virgins, nobody
can calculate.
For the benefit Of your readers. I give
you my method Of prevention. IL has
two Recommendations niplieity and eff
cheney.
smoke the meat every day. until IL 10
smoked enough; and on the very day thst
The smoking Is discontinued. pack u IN
hogshesds. barrels. or boxes: they need
not be sir-tigbt, but it's nseesssry 20 have
90 holes OF cracks 10 them large enough 10
admit the small Ny. that 10 The mother Of
skiPpers A lady 10 Whom eonignUniea-
ted this plan in conversation, for the ssks
Of eeaVsalenee. used bags 20 keep her ba-
Sts' W. oAtEPeHs were tuNnu in uok 90 q
Of thea, and IN that there Was q hole
THIS sysiem has succeeded perfectly
With me- Tor several ysaFs. SO FAR AL
know. u y oFiginsl bit cspnOI suppose
ihss coy hing 90 simple end 90 reasonable
was never tried By others ID.
s,,gsr from Poiufo,, The Cleveland tohio)
Advertiser of 40 80. says Lat n small
quantity II nsoIassrs vas brought to that ,if-
LACE last week. from Nrdira county. manu-
faetared from pDtstors Eeteu quarts Of
thick molssses y ere procured from q bushei
ard three peeks az rofstoes. The das0r ~
pisssasi. snd the articlr equal ~ even re-
spsct to wesi lndia ~ ,iasses. The proeess
q @anufatuSins - said ~ b. simple and not
expehsiSe.
Her n rerfre Cth Fyaaasr 4 Beat up throe
ounce, q white Of eggs, with one osnoe II
chloride ~ potash or soda, snj rub over the
frame with . soft brush IN this mixture -.
The giidlog will immedlsisly become briELi
and fresh.
The man can scarcely be said 70 live. via
e.es nCihfns 5ui eley Us animal Impulses
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
TERMS


For boarders, including the entire bill for
boarding and tuition, SIS per session Of %
weeks, TO be paid In advance.
For day scholars, from 50 70 sig per ses-
sion, according TO the class in which they
rank, viz:
FSrsi Class-Embracing Dictionary, Reading,
writing, Orthography, and first principles
OF Arithmetic and Grammar, as 90
Second eia.s-Grammar, Geography His
tory and Composition, with tho above, 10 90
7Aird efass--Naturai, Moral and Intel
leetnai Philosophy, Chemistry and As
tronomy, Rhetoric, Taste, Criticism,
Composition and Mathematics, with
Lectures, - 90
Languages with the above, IL 90
For French, Spanish, Italian, and Music,
separate charges will be made.
One dollar extra per session for Incidental
expenses Of fuel, reading books, pens end
ink, which are furnished In the institution. -
Such O. order IL can have books furnished TO
pupils at cost Boarders will be looked upon
as members Of the subscribers family, and
therefore subject 10 Ssh regulations as a
watehfui regard 90 their Improvement In edu-
cation and morals msy require. The situa-
tion Of WkseAsster, a. TO health, &c. IL well
known - most favorable 70 institutions Of
learning. II Is therefore hoped that the pre-
sent attempt as establishing one that will hold
out advantages inferior to none In other soc.
tons OF our country, viii share the attention
and support Of parents and others interested
IN the subject Of education.
l.. EIClIELBERGER, PriH. Yin. r. l.
Winchester, Aug. 30, ls33.-eow6w.
N. B. Printed circulars, giving particular
information, may ut all times DO had on aP-
Piication 70 the Principal, either personally
or BY letter.
To tho following gentlemen, parents at a
distance are requested TO refer:
Rev. Doctors Schumacher aud HaZelius,
Professors in the Theological Seminary at
Gettysburg, Pa; Rev. J. q. Morris, Balti-
more Rev. ID. =. SchTacr, Frederick. Md;
Rev. J. AcIlvain, Georgetown, ID. C.; Rev.
Scptimus Tuston, Charlessowp, Jefferson CO.,
Va; Rev. J. Medtart, hariinsburg, Va, Rev
DR.. Hill, Rev. ). q. Jackson, Rev. u. %.
Riddle, Rev Samuel KepPler, J. Bruce (Prin-
eipai OF Winchester Acsdemy,) Obed Waite,
Esq. DR.. J. n. w. Dunbar, DIR. James n. Con-
rad, ID. w. Barton, WIN. l.. Clark, II. T..
Byrd and J. q. Brooks, Esqrs. Winchester,
Virginia.
61Day for visiting, Thursday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10
HENtakRw.

OH BARRELS prime old WHiSKEY
eNAB that will Be sold cheap b.
Wa. CLEVELAND q Co.
June %, 1898.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

The man can scarcely be said 70 live. via
e,es noting but cley his animal ifofoises
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

10 EMAlNING in the Post Office, Charles
NJ town, September 3Oth, 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-10

Efse u rsrirs CtH F,aaef Beat up Bron
ounces q white Of eggs, with one osince If
chloride ~ potash or soda, and rob over the
frame with sofi brush IN fhis mixture
The gliding will immedistsly become briELi
snd fresh.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-04-10
RF,f,i. POINT,

FOR SETTLEMENT AND SAi1i1. rsHE eligible, advantageous, and beaa- ,ifui situation, Bell Point, in iatter wears known as Fort Smith, the unin- eumbered property of the subscriber, will shortly be laid off in lots and sold. This situation is on the rigtt bank of the Arkan- sas river, al the confluence of the roteali.
 For locality and facilities of Susine'ss' '. yions recommendations, thar any other site from the mouth to the source ot tho river.
 1t is the head of safe steam boat naviga- ton. all ahove being preearions and an certain. It can command greater trade of fertile country tran any other position in the Territory. There are now fonr merchantile establishments at this place, and the q eniar.d for additional investments ;nt,s! increase comm ensnrateiy with the rapid growth of the contiguous country
 This safe will take place n jni1 neXt.-- Previously to which, 4 plan of the town will be snatured and effected, of which together with other facts interesting to purchasers, the public will be duly ad yised. JOiiN ROea Eit9. Dec l2 37
 nLrFhe Editors Of the Huntsville De mocrat, Nashville Republican, ard U. sf l Telegraph, will give the ahoye four lo' sertiGns, and transmit their accounts to the office of the Arkansas Advocate fo' l
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-04-10

Gn'ted [, States qf America ,
 1 7. le'''''!o''9 J .drhansas, ss.
 toaaty 9 faiaski.
 III theC Cl cunt Court of Pulaski Countv-
 January Term, 1853.
 Jacob s' and John A. Bradshaw, Comprts. Benjamin Polk and James Ball, De6lls ha Chancery.
 1 q AN this day came the complaipants nv
 " ihelr solicitor, and filed their renI;. eaton In short, by consent on the recpra 10 the answer filed by James Ball. and mn ntotlea, II Is ordered by the Court that fh,s 9ause as to ball be set for final hearino on %' %i'i aod answer, at the next Term of fb;s 1oust' ana II appearing to the satisfaction - tne court, that there has been no ser. sice on Benjamin Polk, one of the defend = s.'.a . ia 'Ais stilt and II further appearino ;s = 'Ae ~ 1ou't ,aat the said Benjamin Polk esso 'on eht of this Territory, There or,l 'a.o'ioh oi sald compIainants, 1t is 5acssJay " ,'.e court, that unless the said he aaa.. pen lamin Polk, appear and file ms iis'v CT to the bill of comnI,,nt o,.t; oiled against him by the sad oonnla;,,. anus III tiis suit. on or before fhe f rst aou o' our next July Term of this Conrt tbo a4 a.u oiii oi complaint shall be taken as donr1ssea, d,a",s and decree entered up accor- " aha IL IS further ordered bv tba oS"i ' mat the said complainants cause ssPy - 'ilis ofaer to be inserted fonr wealss Tn this Territory. fapei printed nn .er'.iy that the foregoing is a true co. py rom the record in my office
 Os.sHE.NDERSON. sfyerh
 M v Putashi ClrcuR (ouy4
 mafoh r. IPrs. fee Ss 55I 4w4o
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-04-10
NEW SHUI.

THE subscriber wishes respectfully to inform his friends and the public gen. eraily, that he will attend to the
 BlachsDaith a1ed GanSmiM Baslness,
 II. all their l Gercnt branches.
 With careful and experienced worllmen, he will despatch business at sight, and hopes to the satisfaction of his patrons.- i.orse-shoeing, Joh-work and making and repairing Guns, attended to and expedited upon short notice, by application to the subscriber at 95, Main street, Batesville.
 JNO. CARROLL. Jan. 16, 1892. 4l
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-04-10
NOTICE.

B pursuance of the above Decree, I < shall proceed tt sell fer cash, on the @<d day of April next, between the hours of io o1ciock Tn the forenoon and 3 o'clock Tn the afternoon of said day, on the mort gagged premises. lots No, and 10 in block No. D. ID the town of Little Rock, being Decree.
 JOHN K. TAYLOR, comn,issioner
 ,harch F, 1883. lPrs fee SIS 36l 4wde
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-04-10
DEGREE CHANCERY.


 Elizabeth Toncray,
 DEGREE IN CHANCERY.
 "a \ 3 nov on tins day came tine com Sss4A pIainant by $. 5. Hall his solicitor, and the said defendants having failed to an- swer Inc compliments bill, and It appear ing to the Court here, that the said bill was ordered to be taken for confessed at the last term of this Court, and the said defendants havlng again failed to appear o1 answ CT the said bill of complaint; il IS therefore ordered and docreed by the Court here, that that the lots mum Der cd nine and ten, in block number three, n the Fowa of Little Rock, being the premises in the said complainants bill men toned. be forecl0sed, and It Is further or defed and decreed by the Court here, that the said lots number nlno and ten in block number three, in the Town of Little Rock, he sold at public auction To the highest bidder. by and under the direction of the Commissioner hereinafter mentioned on the twenty-seeond day of April next, be- tween the hours of ten o'Clock in the fore noon, and three o'clock in the afternoon of said day, on the mortgaged premises, th Q said Commissioner giving notice of the time and place of said sale, by tho publi- cation of this decree in the 4 rkansas Ad- pt33stte L . tRGH paper HIS ' SIli- tory at least four weeks previous to said day q sale: and it is further ordered and adjHdged, and decreed, that loin K. Fay rhe, and he is hereby appointed Com missioner ta mako lie ssaie as aforesaid, and that said Commissioner, on the receipt of U e purchase money, do make a decd in fee simple for inc said mortgaged premi- ses tc the highest bidder and 10 his heirs and assigns forever, and Il Is furtiier ord Ter ed tha out of the monies rising from such sale. the Commissioner pay the costs of tiits suit 10 be taxed. and that ot the rest ana residue of sHch monies, he pay to said complainant, the sum Of one hundred a6d sixfy four dollars and twenty five cents with interest thereon from the ninth day of May, one thousand eight hundred and twenty.eight, up to this time; and it IS further adjndgei and decreed by the Court here, tbat the said defendants may af tFe paymeut of the said sum of money ard ia- terest as aforesaid. together with tltesc scoets of this suit. redeem their said property, and lhai unless they redeem the same on or before the sale thereof as aforesaid, that then and from thence. thoy shai, bo barred and forever fore closed from redeem ing the same; and Il is further ordered, that said Commissioner make report of his proceedlngs herein, at the next term of this Court.
 Ieertify the foregoing 10 he true copy of the record remaining n mY office
 JOS. BE.ND ERSON', Cferk
 of PWtaski Ci.euU Court.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-04-10
Dry Goods and Groceries.

 FT7Ei i, subscriber has just received per steamer Little Rockapd keeI-boat Jra 6. Campbell, an additional supply of
 Dry Goods cad Groceries,
 CONSISTING IN PART OF Green Maekinaw Blankets, French do. White and red Floanels, Cotton and woollen Linseys, Woollen Jeans,
 Do. Socks, Several pieces of fancy Prints, 4 lot of Boys and Mems Shoes.
 GROCERIES. 100 bbis. fresh Flour, - do Rectifed Whiskey, II dc dried Apples, 5 do Loaf Sugar, 50 do Kanawha Salt, 900 sacks ground Alum do. 5e haxes fabfe Salt, 16 dc sperm Candles, 5 do Tea, I5 do Raisins, A lot of Stooe Ware, A lot of Bacon. This, together with his former Stock renders his assortment very cotnplete.-- Purchasers will do welt to give him ;e call. The above articles will be sold very low for cash. Beef Hides and Peitries Ill be received in payment for Goods.
 H E -ON
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-04-10
TaHE OHIO.
1s.o~s sAe .lle,-al Duly AdUe'7isee'.i DgJKE DE tkRsIc1Ksi'ADi'

f Is.oas. sAe .lIg,-ai Duly .Hdeefttsef.i
 DUKE DE TsRaIeEHsizs Di'
 Rv Moi'onNrp CLARKE. Child of Atnbition's ciiosen oue--- Her idol, and her slave, Tl,e radiance of thy rising sun
 Has zone down to the grave, Through the dark starlight of thy fate, sGlary wailgs--stern and desoiate, And ever and anon--~siie stands,
 1n,i stares on tby scant place, With Ianguia look aud lifted ha"as Madness is in her face "A nd there IS that in her wild voIce, That makes HeR's heart, reJoite. Oh-I have watch h'dthee, child With mothers fearful eye When thou has laughed-I smiled Ana wept--to hear thee slGh' Thanking ofdays when thon would St stand The nohlest of thy native land. Is the.sceptre oftby Line,
 a,nrnea to a sextoa's spade!-- Must crowns splendor shine
 Where filthy worms h.,ee r'la' fssas Uh--iiaye liVed to see t-- aIarepro's flag, thy winding sheet. Triumph-'ts thine to mourn
 \ curse is on his name Tha standard by his father borne,
 May wipe tine eyes of Fame; yetthe elories of thousand yeafs' Will not dry up her tears. Thus shall 1t ever be,
 Sy,th nortals wbo dare tread, yy,,arc tl1e pale world must sec
 Na,s,s n,fftured with tbe--dead-- ,a,naylnr course Napoleon trod-- r,,s als back was turned to Goti.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-04-10
JAMES MCKINNEY,

ATTORNEY AT L.4TI, D ESIDES in Columbia, Chicot conn- aa ty, Arkansas Territory, ani will regularly attend the Superior Court al Little Rock-also the Circuit Courts ot Criitenden, Philips, Monroe, St. Francis, krkansas and Chieot counties; and will attend 10 me setuctneHt ana cBgectIon oI debts in any part of the Territory. Any business con6ded to him, shall be prompt Iy attended to
 Sept IS32 1y
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-04-10
ON COMMISSION.

YNRE subscriber has it's. jj:;ss.. received per h steamer Niie--lG0 hbls. superfine FIOUR-1o0 bbIs. old rectiied WHIS- AEY--on commission which he offers very low fer cash.
 Feb { EaIZy WII.SAN
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-04-10
FINE SNUFF.

A QUANTITY Of Martinique Macca.. tA boy, of superior qualify, just re- sceyed and foraale. wholesale and retail. at the Drug and Chemical Store of
 RIfCHIE ( VAN PRADEILES. Little Rock Jan. 9, 1853. 40
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-04-10
csS@ eslE. r GnG. '. Wif0 GE15.ILE g1.fe9 REIz9yy

1lAili1 subscriber respectfully informs his "a friends and the public, that he has Just received from New-Orleans. per steamer Little Rock, large and general assortment of GROCERll lss, consist ngof
 3 boxes Sngar-2O bbls. do
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-04-10

~ poASS OldTel, A 10 baskets Champaigne D half bbls. Cognac Brandy, IO do French do 10 do Holland Gin
 casks Jamaica Rum.
 3 do New-England do
 l0 b5ls. Pittsburgh Ale.
 l5 do Molasses,
 i1 do No. l and tIackereJ 10 boxes Codfsh-1a do UaTr;,o, .,o 5o do . ohecse-2 do Pine Apple do I00 quarter boxes Cigars, oe do best Spanish do , bbls. Pilot Bread.
 ) do Boston CraclSers-4 do R;oo 4 do White Beans. l0 kegs Lard-l5 boxes Soap.
 ? boxes Sperm Candies,
 } casks Sperm Oil, ~ do Nails, 4d to I'd, 70 bags Shot-Ia drusns sfsies. sprdiais of all kinds, Wine Bitters. Nut mmegs, Pepper, Ailspice, Cloves. Starc5 ohyes, Capers, Anchoyies, Floor a.ats D ', andy assorted kinds, Alum. Brimstone Brooms, Corks, &c. Sc. ss'''e v" : All which he offers for sale bv wholasale or retail, at the lowest prices. As ba ;s. tends keeping at ali times, larre s,,nal, :, et Inc above articles, country dealers s., 7 ,, oe supplied on the most moderate f.,,,,a urders from distance acco.npaniad ,gitl' ;i,l' the cash, will be promptly filled. ''''' A. PODESTRE. Little Rock. 22d Jan. 1883 Ao
 L ft z
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-04-10
Take N otice.

YHgHAT at the next Term of the County Court, fer the County of ..riissa;;sais, to be holden on the first Monday in ApFV next, I shall petition said Court for an Or der for the sale of the ands belonging 10 the estate of N ai E. 5s B0S Efh, late of Arkansas County, deceased; or go much thereof as will be sufficient to pay the debts remaining due from the estate of the de- ceased.
 Jaaaes BostoeH, decd .4,kansa8. Feb. r, 1888. 5w47
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-04-10
LN x6Tgg Csl a-ts - | HWY

Comnlisaton y4errham, Latie Rock,
 NNWilh altend to the receiving and lor-
 w rwarding of all Goods committed to hls charge. Having recently purchased the large and comnodlou5 A NE-HOlESE of MessFs. Fbompson { Dreune0, situated immediately at the Steam boat landing, he IS now prepared 10 store any quantity of Goods which may be committed to his care. Goods consigned to him for sale on commission, will De disposed ot 10 the best advantage. Ilec r
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-04-10
Montgomery, Kelly & Go.

Montgomery, Kelly E Co. co,o,,,i,sfo,s ogd Fofzeurdirg y3egeho''ts, s9S'.s,'', Mourn eF WHITE als Eas ssn AYIN0t 0tassociated themselves n pus'' J1ISA ness, will keep on hand
 eFxERAL AssoRrMENT or
 GOODS, s,;t,ble for the Arkansas and River trade, s1'''', WITH A FULL SUPPLY OF
 BoAT STORES.
 f"~. =-.li keep ir operation a regular l..,9 r,an,onment Gibson. and will forWafd sfl t,oods freigfted on thcif boais, jf''-ee q sto,oge at the Mouth of White river, and Iarwsra the same with despatch. Mer- obauts and others, wishing any articles III ttfir line orhusiness, bysending an order, accompanied witb the cash, will have the same furnished at cost and freight, when sl,ioned of their beats.
 .lsbey have now.two Boats. the Reln- deer aud Folau0 and are making arrange meRts iar a large Boat, to ply between Il New-O Orleans and tl.e Rock, which will afford great facilities 10 Merchants ship p;nr by their line of hoats. WILLIAM MONTGOMERY,
 GIT sRLES KELLY,
 DAVID MILLER,
 JOHN RfNGGOLD.
 Iufy IS l5tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-04-10
Law Notice

T'he United slaffs qf .4merieca, } TenraoryQf .af'haasns, ss. Comfy ef P'tteshi. Tn the gircnit Court in and for the County
 of PuiasAi, January es'n, 1883. Allen B. hackIand, Complainant,
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-04-10

George ". Garrett and Elizabath his wife, and De{endaatS. Elizabeth Toncray,
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-04-10
LAW NOTICE. THOMAS MURRAY, Jun. Attornel at Law, Tekatolxa. Pope county. i T Tc.5atatas 18th Anesrst iSs}sA
LAW Nz9sEq

S. $. Sz.AA1 & D. 7. EEez ze x4sx.xs
 ~ ' entered into partnership in the R < practice of taw Their residence Is at Little Rock, where one of the partners oay generally e found. 'fbeY " III prse tce in inc Superior Court and sa alest of the Cifenit Courts of the Territory ef Ar- kansas. They may be retained to attend any term of any Court Tn said 3erel,ory Basiness intrustea ta them shali bea une- tuaiiy and diligently attended to.
 lInreh D. lS2o In
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-04-10
TTc1fn sS O - \ fNI10 EAS E4D.

DER steamer Reindeer, .Nc.uurty's k .4gateAaaad Esees Ds-aps, represented 2 to be certain cure
 Also, Log,oood aad fi.esh Hops; which are offered for sale at the Store of
 RITCHIE ( VAN PRADELLES.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-04-10
NOTICE.
TAKE NOTICE.

TAKI1 NOTICE. A LL those indebted to the subscriber "A by note or book account, arc re- quested to come forward and settle the same,sas no longer indulgence can be giv- 1D 5y hala.s
 F. WILSON. Feb. %
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-04-10
E2KsGbFsQ1S.RgggI For 738,000 Indian RI

0 sealed, will be received by serlber until ] o'clock, P. II. offI the l6th day of May next, ls9ss.' nlshlng and delivering at the sersI ing Depots, in the new ChoctaW { west of the Territory of Arkausa.l lowing Indian Rations, viz:
 227,500 Rations,
 At tie Depot near Fort ToT,a River.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-04-10
FRESH FLOUR.

ZNHE subscriber has just received per A steamer Little Rock, supply of fresh FLOUR, of she first quality; which he offers for sale hy the barrel or less onant;- Y. constant supply will be always kept on hand.
 \. PODESTRE. Little Rock, 12th Fob ls33. 45