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usIrEp STATES OF AMERICA. {zard Couotg .4rkaaSGs Territory
 !hos Culp, Polly Cnlp, alias folly Goghegan.
 LeLitLan IL, Llil.n..ce

Fetitioa .fof Dtporee
 N OW on this day, cana the said com V piaiuant, by his solicitor, and the said defendant being soiemnly called, comes not, and it appearing hy the Sher- ifs return That inc defendant is non-re- sldent Of the Tefritory-w hereapon it is ordered that an alias summons issue, and that publication be made requiring tbe said defendant to be and appear before the Judge of our Circuit Court, at Court to be holden al the town of Liberty, in and for tho county of Izard, on the fonrth Mon- day of May next. and answer the said com plainapt's petition otherwise 4lre same will be taken as confessed, and a decree entered accordingly: And it Is fartber ordered, that copy of this order 5o pub- iished in the Arkansas Advocate six weeks snccessVely. i true copy-Jan. l4tb, 1893.
 JESSE ADAMS, Cierk.
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UNITED srATrs Or AhEhIoA. IzGfd County, .4rkdnSas Territory.
 heyina Culp, aiias Legina Sans,
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$500

TO THE AUTHOR or
 THE BEST NOVEL. Cpon National Subject. ,chich sAaH De y,reseated on pr before fhe 1sf ofGct Is33. 1be premium will be awarded by Com
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 ; hoxcs @ugar-2U bbls. do 46 sacEs Golfer, ID bbfs. Loaf Sugar. 30 boxes Imperial, IGde 9HRpowder, g,T- td do 8o oaag GYson, '1' ii eaadtcs G0upoWdef } 5 boxcF Chocolate,
 , bal. bis. Madeira E4P , da 1atf. e 10 to Malaga. 1 Ii do IeaerIffe. = % boxes Clarct, I8 baskets Cham9a5rHe
 , half bhls. Cognac Brandy; l0 do French do 10 do Holland Gin 5 easks Jamaica Rum. do New England do 10 6bls. Pittsburgh AIe, l. do Ao}asses, 10 do No. l and 2 Naekerel, 10 boxes Codiish-10 do Herring, l91 do e1eese-2 do Pine Apple do % do Raisins, l08 quarter boxes Gigars, 30 do best spanish do =bhla. Pilot Bread
 do Boston Gfaekers-4 do Rice, 1 ao White Beans. b kegs Lard-I5 boxes Soap, 5=hoxes Sperm Candies. , casks Sperm Oil, 20 do Nails, Al te I'd, 23 bags Shot-Ia drums Figs, Gofdiafs of all kinds, W inc Biters.Nfft- a7ess, Pepper, Allspiee. Gloves, s-tareh. 0llFes, Gapera, HaehoFies, Floor aafz5 Candy assorted kinds, Alum, Birthstone, Brooms, Corhs, Sc. 6.c,
 All which he offers for sale by whelesats or retail, at the lowest prices. As he in- tends keeping at all tines. a large supply of the above articles, country dealers can be supplied on the most moderate terms, Orders from distance accompanied with the cash, will be promptly filled.
 \. FDDESTRr. Little Rock, 22d Jan. ls33 4g
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.Horrjsoa's Big8,
 Pope county, 0rf %, 1e32.
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0s 8I4Il-A 0IN fIIlFN @ V-O. Intend commencing on the lst of Janaa ", is33, 6emizHoathIy publication
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Feb. %
Runaway Negro in Jail.

~G A runaway negro, who calls
 MEAr 1himself a free man, and passes --b@ by the name ofIACK Q OWEN. " isf. :,
 4 was taken up on the 23d inst, s::'as sA2aa and committed tojail. Said ne- gro is about 5 feet or inches high, slender made, yellow complexion, has a scar on lis left arm, caused by burn, a small scar on his right wrist, which he says was caused by cut from hoe; has with him ana old eamlet cloak much worn, bound round the tail with fawn skin; he has blue beads in his ears; has an old brown frock coat; an old pair of saddle bags;onepair ofold beaverteen pantaIoons; three cotton shirts; one pair of old boots a 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 steam 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 wi!l hc deal; " ith according to the jaws of this Territory.
 J. M. KUYKENDALL, Shf.
 and Jaator of La,orence county. Jackson, 4. T., Jane 30, 1883. I4-13w
 Primers fee, SI9 25.l
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Little Rock, April 17th, 1885 2tf
Treasury Department,
 .9qg,1J 24th. 1883.

N the late conhagration of the treasury N building, nearly all the correspond ot the Secretary of the Treasury, from the establishment of the Department to the 3lst March. 1858. was destroyed, including, as yell the original letters and cemmunica- tions addressed to the Secretary of the Treasury. as the records the letters ana communications written by him. With view to repair the loss, as far as It may be practicable. all officers of the tinted States, are requested to cause copies to be prepared, and authenticated by them, of any letters texcepting those hereinafter al- luded to1 which they may at any time have written to, ar re eceiyed frons, .he Secretary ftle Treasury ,and all those who may have been in office, and other individuals throughout the United States. and else where, are invited to do the same. That this correspondence may be arranged into appropriate books, it is requested that 1t be copied on folio fools cap paper, ,-with a sufficient margin on all sides to admit Of bnding--no more than one letter to be contained on a leaf It Is also requested, :, that the copies be written in plain dis tinct or expressing hand. Where the ori- ginal can be spared, if would be 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 ment.
 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 10 Presidents and Cashiers of banks, from the 1st October, 1919, to the 20th Februa- ", 1893; all the correspondence relating to the Revolutionary claims of Virginia officers 10 half pay, under the act of 9th July, 1882; and to applications for the benefits of the acts ofthe 2d March, 1881, and 14tl July, 1892, for the relief of cer- tain insoIyent debtors ofthe United States. Copies of some circular letters and in- structions, written by the Secretary, lave also been preserved; and it is requested that before copy be made ofany circular letter or instruction, written by the secre- tary of the Treasury, the date and object Of the circular be first stated to the De- partment, and it's wishes on the subject as- certained. LOUIS McLANE.
 Secretary of the Treasury.
 June l, 1893. l3-13w
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fine I ihe iostou Commercial Journal thus notices the progess of light-fngered busi- ness during inc first day of the Presidents soiourning in that city.
 N0ne gentleman of our acquaintance lost $14 and another $30 last evening, and We heard of several pockets which were cut without being neeced.
 Since the above, we have heard of a larceny of SIP from one pocket, and ofa watch seal and hqIf chain from another.
 Also of S25 from MT. Nash, a stage dri- yer, and of cheeks to the amount of 5000, and small sum of money from MT. T. H. Carter. Another person received wound in the leg from picking tool, but escaped with his wallet. A countryman had ha!f q sheet of gingerbread very silly taken from his coat pocket! Another individual lost one half of temperance address,"
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Administration Notice.

w HEREAS letters testamentary have " have been obtalned by the under signed, fsom the County Court of Hemp stead County, at the July term thereof, 1853, bearing date lst July, 1883, on the estate of Joseph Reed, late of said county. deceased, notice is hereby given, to all persons having claims against said estate, to present them to the executrix of said estate, properly authenticated, within one year from said date, or they may be pre- cluded from having any benefit in said es tate; and if such claims are not so pre- sented within five years from said date, they will be forever barred. All persons being indebted to said estate are request ed to make immediate payment.
 SODiME REED, Erecut,ix
 of ihe last aoiU and testament Of Joseph
 Reed. deceased.
 By GRANDSON D. RoysToN,
 Attorney for sad estate. Hampstead co Y ., ii'jttii, i5jttii, July. 16-3w.
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JESSE I L. SMITH Tin and Tron yyYar,.

(sIGN or THE LARGE corrsn VI ED EsPECTFULLY ipform. Os -,
 aS of Little Rock and of the f tess!. elass.- E. generally, that he has opened q .ef'i'Sr1; T; this town, on the Alley near t6a t tsa9pla' the rlyer, next door east of Rrosaeek uaek q Arkansas Inn, for the purpose ai iJsaasldls .iaal op the above business in an ;sa ga sSaaIrr1rs "a braaehes, All orders for 'r;nss. 70 ulllefslt description. or for covering hosa sae ofsly copper, tin, or lead, will be 2 evsa aouses Fii despatch, and on reasonable te,sed tssu'ed sia intending to make permanent i'I i....AI n tsssiis town, he hopes by his ass;s'sl sslial strict attention to business. to t''uulI u ali receive liberal share of the n,t ,S ",etlt ali the citizens and public generalls aglils'0aaged Lille Rock, May 20, 1883. s,s
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TIUzzA FOR TRADE.
NEW SHOP.

NS II E subscriber takes this method to A infoim bis friends and the public generally that he has opened NEW opposite to the Advocate Office, where he will carry on BtachSuaithing, Gun Deaktg and Sell makiag, in all their various branches. He will also make butcher knives of the best quality, al the shortest rotice Work from a distance will be executed with despatch. The public may rest satisfied, that he will exc cute all work sent to his shop lu the best possible manner, and on the most reason
 i. Sf. LEnaErrER.
 Little Rock April 17th, Is3o5 of
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GLOBE TAVERN.

NNHE citizens of Little Rock, and the S4 public generally, are respectfully in- formed, that the subscriber has rented the large white house owned by Col. Chester Ashley, Hate the residence of MT. Jos. Henderson,, for the purpose of keeping a house of PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT The proprietor will devote his attention to the business, and hopes thereby to re- ceive liberal share of public patronage.
 F. N. BISSELL.
 LiNie Rock. .Nau, 1893. Off
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DRUGS AND MEDIC7VrS

E UST received from New Yo,L X eS Baltimore, per steamer L;ttls D. ~ \ a fresh assortment of Drugs and .NsJ,':a ,'?s' Paints, Oil, Glass, &c. which wa ,ssI'95 vii, X wholesale and retail, on accommoa.'q N terms, for cash, or approved crea;,, ep ! the Drug and Chemical store of s'
 RITCHlE {. VAN PRADRTIps 50 lbs Calomel, Epgt60 lbs blur;s, N, 40lbs Tart. Emetic ,I60 oz Snl Qn;,;s. a.l i00 lbs Chloride otl20 lbs Flake Nam,
 Lime, 90 lbs Sienna AIevl,
 gross Seidiitzi 1t lbs Pnly Rhpb,I5
 Powders, % lbs Capthay5sss' do Soda do. 60l5s Sup CarbSd| 2 bbls Castor Oil, 40 lbs Tart AeS S"1 2 do Lamp Oil ,70 lbs pulv RaeRu
 Fall strained, Salts, 100 lbs Oil of Vitriol ,l50 lbs Gamnb0, 100 lbs Nitric Acid, II5Ib Gum Ohm t)n;an Carpenters Fluid extract of Sarsaa,r;Il
 do Oil of Cantbariden.
 do do Cubebs,
 Pipcrine, ICroton Oil. Magic Matches, Eau de Cologne, Thermometers, Naples Shaving SO| Amputating Instruments &c. Togella with a great variety of other articles w5 ally kept in onr line. ALS0-DyeShfI Spt Turpentine; Copal and Japan Eanaa Sc.
 Li1le Rock. .Mau 8, 1893. 5tr
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JOHN MARTIN, Blacksmith, Gunsmith, and
 Founder.

ESPECTFULLY informs his old as Re toners and the public generally th| he has opened NEW SHOP, immediatsl below pr. Watkins, and opposite as family residence of R. c. Byrd tatthssgl of ]. MARTIN, GUN AND BLAoEsalHl where he is prepared to carry on alAI above brances of business.
 He will make and renair silseGsss ..e.Ssa INSTR J M isiNTS of every descriplioa- SIDE ARMS of all kinds made anaie paired. in the best possible manner, M' CHINERY ofall kinds repaired. BLACh' SMITHlNG of every kind done al hs shortest notice, and in the best manDel- He is also prepared to do all kinds ofstaf boat work. ..a
 As his charges will be moderate, and work executed in the best manner snda the shortest notice, he hopes for slaHs the public patronage.
 All orders from distance will z promptly attended to, if faccompanied 'lp' the CASE.
 Liale Rock, .4pril 24, 1883. S
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LEGAL NOTICE. JOHN c. F. TOLL1sU,M,, :, ,,;,

Circuit C @ and ]. .3aorney q, :, Lss, ,ss ,eirea gx7ILL regularly attend aafi,crittesdfas ai, w courts in the counties 70, oi arkaussh St. Francis, Monroe, fhil'rp', civil osl'ls and Chicot. All business .. rroupt af intrusted to him, shall rece,.s ,.o,sna. q tention.. His residence--aal'
 March 27, 1883 ola
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LAW NOTICE. s. S. Hall & o. V. Howell.

H AVE entered into partnership in the
 s a practice of law. Their resid ence is at Little Rock, where one of the partners may generally be found. They will prac tice Tn the Superior Court and in most of the Circuit Courts of the Territory of Ar kansas They may be retained to attend any term of any Court in said Territory Business intrusted to them shall be punc- tually and diligently attended to.
 .iiarch 30, ls32.
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NOTICE.

EEyHE subscriber having sold bis,.
 A Groceries, d5c. to Messrs naa ns'oeS : 2 LOWRY. requests all those iass1,as Gsm him, either by Note or Book sec@sl eossa ! call and settle for same at their ss'' sIsss Having every confidence in tbs e.. Losor7nd integrity of Messrs. ns.s ssP' the con6d esrfully recommend them asa
 ny friends and the nns,; s, Liale Rocl. June 3. 1lP90DESTRR.
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FINE SNUEE

M QUANTITY of Martinioue u.. &A boy, of superior quality s' mace ceived and for sale, wholesale srj }uss ! at the Drug and Chemical Store as as 'e'sl
 RITCHfE q VAN PRAnPf, M :.
 Little Rock. Jan. 9, Is33 '1nlaS
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ON COMMISSION.
MEDFCAL NOVTCE.

FAR. B. W. LEE respectfully informs HI his friends and the public in general, that he will at all times be ready to exer- else the duties of his profession, in all it's various branches, as heretofore. His of flee is the same as lately occupied by him.
 Little Rock, 18th Jan 1888 fl if
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THE OHIO.
HINES
Wriaen on the celebration ef ssPatrick's
 Ddg."
nY BTsuop ENGLAND.

By BISHOP ENGLAND. Oi who tbat has not wandered far
 From where he first drew vital air, Gan teii how bright these visions are, Which still surround our faneies there? And. ohi tis sweet round memory's throne When time and distance guide the way To cite the scenes that long have flown, And view them OCT on Patrick's day. Tho distant from our native shore,
 And bound by fortune's stern decree To tread our native isle no more,
 Still Erin we must think of thees Is there heart of Irish mould
 That does not own the magic sway, Which prompts the gen'rous patriot soul, To celebrate OUT Patriek's day. No nation e'er at freedoms shrine,
 Has sacrificed so much as we Our blood has flown in every cline
 That raised the shout of liberty! But, ohi will freedom never smile,
 Or shed the bright and cheering ray, To light once more our native Isle,
 And raise our hopes on Patrick's day? Yes, Erin! raise thy dropping brow,
 And wreath it with thy shamrock green, Go tell thy proud and naughty foe,
 That she's no longer oceans queen. Columbia's banner floats on high,
 Her eagle seizes nits prey Then, Erin. wipe thy fearful eye,
 And cheer thy hopes on Patrick's day. Our gallant sons have nobly bought
 Columbia's gratitude for thee: h freedoms cause they've nobiy fought, And shed their blood for victory! Then strike the harp and fill the bowl, Let tyrants grumble as they may, The toast we'll drink isssAlbion's fall, ; And Erin's joy on Patrickss day
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think, by not attending to this simple prac- ticc, and id tie tic too greedy desire to possess new fruits, that our catalogues have become so incorrect from the multitude of synony- mes. For trees are sold, and again and again, without the grower ever ascertaining by his own observation, ffnot iiayirig the op- portunity of seeing the fruit) the quality of the true name of the variety.
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BADGETT & Go.

WILLIAM BADGETVT & Go. gD RESPECTFULLY inform their cus- &9tomers and the public generally, that they have removed their store to the large new two story brick building im- mediately East of their former stand, next door to R. c. Byrd. and opposite Enzy Wilson. They will keep constantly on hand general assortment of
 Fancy Staple Dry Goods; Queens, Hard and Tin Ware, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots, Shoes and Hats; large assortment of
 Saddlery and Groceries; all of which they will sell low for CASH, !, or on as accommodating terms, as any in the place, the new stores not excepted.
 They invite the public to call and ex- anime for themselves. They hope, from their long experience in the mercantile hasiness, that they will share eanal part of the public patronage. They feel under many obligations to their customers, for the liberal patronage they have hereto fore received and solicit continuance,
 N. B--Just received per the steamer Arkansaw, a few packages of FRESH DRY GOODS.
 June l9, 1893. 11tf
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TAKE NOTICE.
SALE POSTPONED.

rESHE sale of my BELL POINT fFort
 Smith) property, is, for the present, POSTPONED. The public will be in short tune advised of my farther views on the subject. jNi). ROsERS
 June IS, 1883. l4-4w
 tr The Editors of papers publishing my former advertisement, will give the directed.
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DUNN & LOWRY.

In addition to the stock, they haTem, s,''' ceived per steamers Reindeer and l.sl .,. Rock, from New-Orleans, a large a'a i,, s.s eral supply of GROCERIES, lnclo'''
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Ee. F. DUNN & JAS. LOWRl| 9nhAyING purchased the stock of 0N1 AsA ceries of Mir. ANDREW PoDEslss,l will continue the GROCERY BVsr
 NESS at his old stand, under the lrn e
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FameY SfaDle DIV Goods:

Queens, Hard and Tin Ware; badica' and Boots, Shoes and Hats;
 large assortment of
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Liale Rock, .Mag 8, 1893. 5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15
ELECTION IN N. YORK.

The calculations of the open as we'll as the insi-
dious enemies of The Administration, especially in
Guiding the friends of the Bank have been defeat
ed by the results of the late election In The CITY,
the average majority of the Tan,niany assembly
ticket S,745; and the average vote of the com
bined opposition Verpanck ticket s 7,5os showing
nh average majority OF ,237 The Republican tic
kc has prevailed in the interior, and the Anti Ma
sons utterly discounted. The Albany Argus
Extra OF Saturday presents the following results
1--WE are enabled this afternoon, TO give the result OF
the election, with few exceptions throughout the State
III all respects triumph. Ii may be said TO exceed
that oil any previous election We offer il the best
meDary upon all the cIanor Of faction against the RE.
gency, the Kitchen Cabinet and the removal of the de
posites Proudly, indeed, have the Democracy of New
York sustained the President in his measures relative TO
the Uacd States Bank, and very significantly have the
rebuked those who have assaulted and attempted 10 dpa
rage the services Of the upright and capable men who
have well administered the Government of The State
CT he result ia the Wes;ern Couniies-in that zion
which has for years been considered the n ted dis
lis in the highest degree gratifying. Monroe and Or
leans, redeemed from the thradom OF Antmssonty
Genesee ssneary so; and have little doubt that a sim
liar spirit pervades other counties in the district Equal
ly gratifying Is the democratic voice In Ontario, tie
joining District We congratulate tie republicans Of ths
section OF the state, who have perseveed against all the
odds OF numbers and persecution, that the day oil Their
triumph has The remark Is not less applicable to
the republicans OF Wdshingf0n, who have achieved
unprecedented victory.
regular republican members Of the Assembly irregular
snd anti masonic. The remaining counties will ptObab
return ID republican and anti masonic. So that The
Iegar democratic strength in the next house Of assembly
(she from HE republicans elected the ire gular iceD
wiz be at least Ill Of the 1873 cmbersa greater prepon.
derance Than on any former occasion.
vi ue senate suthcent returns are received 10 decide
'hc eIecuon OF TIC regular republican candidates in all the
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pr,, 49,. - COMMUNICATED.

~ e 'lS' anniversary OF the Asylum for this class held
recently in London, the Chairm an Said he would mrn,io
mat 1t had been asccr,ancd that in England the number
OF 1ea' ana dumb persons 10000 in France l6 900
and III Austria 20 900 In En- there ere forty schoo,
Tor The education OF the deaf and dumb which afforded
education 10 four hundred and ninety two children The
proportion OF deaf and dumb persons in
amounted 10 one in every three afflicted in Scotland
10 one in every one and half; and in Ireland only on.
III every seven. In some parts OF Germany however
every one oil that unfortunate class the means
oil educaon and lie (he Charman) hoped that the lime
was no, far distant when the happy result ould be
found in England. " w
One in S35 Of the population of France Is deaf and
dumb; in Russia one in l,5is; in the w. States one in
| $50 N' ~ ''
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nj ARR EG

aed ~ Halifax, on "Wednesday tho inst, b, the Rev
9,cei, fiancis W. venabe ESQ of CaIkcsvie TO Mis-.
Nancy carter, daughter OF Robert Nel.on ESQ., -
Married on Tuesday evening" by Elder Jsmos Tov,
W. VIM w Gregory Of Chesterfield
ter OF Thomas Tny Iced. of this city. 49, 's"
On the Tth Nov by the Rev. Dobooy
$3.50 NN'"'"' ''"oAe, al OF inns
Married on the 7h November by tho Rev. VIM Aus,o, A.
w. White all o this ''' """s"'e' VI "t ihos.
on ,h 9Th instant Mr. john p Boughton of King Will
nam, To Ma a d. Spilci nl uf county. '' " "s VIZ
On Wednesday evening, Both by wr M..o,.
MI VIM T. Bailey OF Accomuc Virsnn TO Miss EI.ha ~
,insham, OF Washington. ~ a'''" DIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-11-15

"A CAkD-Dr j. l.. BENSON, Surgeon Dentist re-
Va specially informs the citizens of Essex and the adj.
!on'ng counties, that he will be in Tappabannock OH
,n",s""y oe zistlnst, prepared 10 attend all calls in
The line of his profession having other b;s
s'ay u" "ppahannock will be Hunted, lew DAYS ony
)r Benson Invaluable hnli-dy speptc Pills and Tooth
acne iinc'ure may he had all times Wholesale and
ti at The Drug Store of Alexander Duval sole agent
Richmond, Va. GNoy ISL XIX =, "SN"''
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A CARD

Gentlemen holding subscription papers 10 "7He Friend
" me ONION and Adcocate IF State Righis' aud who
nave obtained subscribers TO the respe ciful
the 9th day OF December. The Members of the Lesiss.
'ure w'ii particularly obge him 10y bringing them 10 Rich
mond. III the required number 1000 namesl should
come in ,he paper will he issued immediaiely