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Petaiou for Dioorce.
 N.T OW on this day, came the said com- IS pisiGant, by har solicitor. and the sad defendant heing solenhIy called, comes not, and it appearing by fhe 3heT- ilE's ret ,sis tssst ts.e defeiida;tis noii-sa sident of this Forritory- lereuqon il is ordered that an alias summons iss,ie, re quirfug lie said defendant 10 be and af- pear before the Judge of ourCircuitGoart at Gnurt [ be holden at the town of Lib erty, ia aaz for tie said county Of !zard, On the fourth Monday ot May next and answer the said oompiainant3s petition otherwise the same will be taken as con fessea . ssaa s decree catered sceeFaiagty And it is hlrther ordered, flat a copy ot .tIis orderbe published n the Arkansas Advocate six v cells suceessieeEy
 \ true eopy-J an. l6ai. ls.53
 JESSE ADAMS, Clerk. fPrs fee k s74l 43 6w
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BELL POINT.

FOR SEff IENfIN.F AND SAtp rTHE eligible, advantageous, ard sa' ''
 afoi situation, i5eii Point, in la,',s Is', yeats known as Fort Smith, tlle s1 rn;, cutntered property of the s1iBseriber shortly be laid off in lois aud sold. TIE gis situatiou-is on the rigist bank of the Ar,,a sas river, zat tlla c1sl. finene of tie
 For locality and facilities of basiees. uniting more desirable properties and at ylons Recommendations thar any mn ss site from tLe mouth to tLe source of tts river.
 IL ia tbeleaa ofsafs steam Huaf na,;rs. tion, all ahoye being precarious and ss certain. IL can command a greater tts@a of fertile county than any other pesties in tie Territory. There are aow aa. merchantile establishments at this plaea and tile demand for additional nyeshbco,. must increase comBlensurateiy wit6 fl. rapid growth Of the contiguous eenetJy
 This sale will take place in .lnly nexi- Previously to wLscl, q plan of tie town will be matured and effected, of wbiet' together with other facts in!erextipg a pnreAasers, tue public will he dufy a9. viscd. JOHN ROGERS
 Dec l2 37
 fgr fhc Editors ef the Huntsville nA. m6efat, NashsiIle Itepablican, and V Telegraph, will give the above fcur p sertiuns, and transmit their aeeonnts to the efsice ef the Arkansas Advocate fl, paYaent
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.9s n E MsgO F.

EK PAVING in lis employ, five excellent A 4 workincn, the subscriber willzcarry on the f9LN- SMITH. BL.4 CI<. iselsfaGH, and ZIG OgY .if.4ki,N't1z business, in all tl} cir various pranehcs, in Iiitle Kee.s.-- He will make and iron Carriages, Nag ons, PleMgbs. Hoes. swing letrees, ali kinds of edge tools &c. Sse.; .ite will rnake sor rcf5ir, at tho shortest uetice. all kinds of farming otesasiis. Orders from dis. tance rifl he ranetaallY attended 10.
 He Will keep on hand, for safe, con sfant supply of all of lire aforementioned articles.
 aa.ts Xll kinds efcountry produce will 5e received in return for work at cast prices. C. HRUMDAGK 2 f5nie Roch .Harch 2l ls32
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MORRtsON.S BLUFF ],
sls SALE..


 E WILL. sell, very low, and on q reason \ able credit. this noted and very valu- able stand. There IS three hundred acres of first rate Cotloa lend, with front ot one mile on the Arkansas rlyer, togetller with very comfortable fIaiue DIV Ill.7 LlN(i-HOJST, STOREsn0DSE, COL TON GIN, and a number of other bhiid- iags fer tie coiiyenience of ? person wiAf. Jug 10 sell Goods There are several good springs on tise land
 This place has the reputation of seiag tic best point on the ArlSansas river, the saie ef GOODS.
 Persons wishing to purchase, weuld do well io call and view tlse premises aod become acquainted with the terms ot safe l.. N. CLARKE. .Horyisol.'s Bitae,,
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E' xs.. eIS Ss.
From fhe Conaectlcm o6serSer.
 THE SABBA1'Ii.

From fJe C0nHecf3cm CoseT0eT.
 THE sABBA1'H. The world IS iulhsf foll,
 it nisis the traveller roam-- IL binds fhe laborer 10 ths soil,
 fite stndeuf to lis terne.- The beusts of hurdeu sigh
 O'erioaJed aod opprest,- The Saesath lifis is anerlishs And gives the weary rest. Tie world is full of care,- Itie haggari 1raw is wls'iiFbte Tn f,,rrews as of fx'd despair, And check'd the heayait8 ard thought, But witt benignant grace
 ssnc Sabsath's $ chastening tone. Dris es noaey changers from tue place Which God doth call hissown. The world is fall of grief,
 Sorrows Ger sgrfass ralis-- And tse fatr hope that brlngs relief Doi:i sometimes pierce the soul The SahAatb's peaceful bound Bears .M ercy's holy seal. A balm of Gi!ead to the wound That man is weak to l,eal T'he world is full of sin, =
 4 dangerous fuod 1t roiias The unw cary to it's breast to wf1,-- And whalln unstable sntlls. The Sappath beacon teils
 Of rcefs aod wrecks boiow. Ana warns. tho gay ths pillow sweslss Ben eaii, are death aud wo. There is a world whero none
 With iruuiess lanor sigh, Where care wakes % Lingering groan Aud grief no agosy, " ,tef.fs= sf = rv ri |. f.,faI aria
 'ta@I. aeYer forg'd ber chains, B, aieep enthroned in angel hearts, 1ae eudioss SaDhath reigns.
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s1IiGt.

A iL persons havinr claims against the "A estafs of JOHN IEDMi}S. de. ceased, vtll present the sane legally au theatlestca b ths astdetsigned anu ali those md sbted will please make payment
 JOHN ltINEGOllD, Es-ecustys
 lUsAEIlA J. IlEDNOA, g4ecat7,ir. BatesYitis Fsh. IL, lGa3. 48 sw
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Usrrep 5aAvEs oR AMERICA. !saa'd Gouasy, .1rkan8as 1er5.ifeYy
 l4Aos. Chip,
Polly Culp, atlas Folly e:orlLeran.

ieiitaoa fer Dtpofce N OW on this day, cane the said com 1v plalnant, by his solicitor, and the said deiendaut being soiernniy called comes not, and 1t appearing by the Sher- If return That inc defendanl IS a nonsre- ssaent .. :ho iasiiiofy-w whereupon It is ordered that an alias summons issue. and that publication be made requiring the said defendant to De and appear before the Judge ot our Circnit Court, at a Court to De holden at the town of Liberty, in and for tiie county of izard, on the fourth Mon day of May next, and answ or the said com piainants petition: otherwise the same will be taken as confessed, and a decree entered accordingly: And it IS further ordered, that copy of ttis order 5e pub- hshed Tn the Arkansas AdYoo ate six waal,. snceessively
 trao copy-Jau. l4th, 1893.
 tp JESSE AD MS, Ctesk. less fee s7 s7al 48 ew
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FOR Sf r.

SI n - : aEles EEAfi9 subscriber eaers fer sale, as +A TRACT s1F LAND on wlielI Wm f3Heg TOW zresides. 4lse miles sfltsl ef IL. He Rock, oii the tintfed States road Ieal. lug from this place to ' asl,ingtoH4, Ienp. stead county, eoptainifg lGr acres of Land, efiYhich bete cen 2 ana 3e acres are closr. ed, on the banks of tic FuaeEe orees.- On the place $ geGd howed lug double calsin, spring ofgo9d water, and ariAr arple and peach orclard.
 Alse, ii fi4e towoof Little Rock. and za.tte ueighborhood Of Robert Cfiitep. Gse and Thomas B. Malone. six TOWN LOTS. with common double ealiDs of lIeWn legs, af { , few reaei trees at pres sent occupied y klefard Hawkins. also, tloek of i2 LOTS, situated be-. tween tle residences nf V Y. Steven. son and Robert treeHHiefs
 Also, one L09 adjoining the formeF ol1iee of the Advocate.
 Also, tbc property or which lbe sub. scfi5er at present resides, situate in tie neigliborhedd of iFm S- Patton and Chas Caldwell, lj,consistirg Of thrce iDfs, { o&e. Also, good four horse WAGON, and two or threo yelge of OXEN. Aey person wishing 10 purchase any or all tqftae aboyo ramed property, caa ges q ha1gain by appiyiag 10 tlte subscriber, iiyiGe ln tie town of Little Rock. Cash or Negroes will 6e taken in payment for
 H9SJaMIN CLEMENS. Little Rock. Iatl Dec. lsa2. Y q Dry Goods and Groceries ryHE snbscriber Las just received ret steamer title kuokapd koe boat JrS C. Campbeli, aa additional supply of
 Dry Coos old G'focerfes9
 CONSISTING Is. PART OF Green Mackinaw Blauhess. French do. White and rcd Flsnnels, Cotton and woollen Linseys, NaoElen Jeans,
 Do. Socks,
 Several pieces of fancy Priats5 5 l lot of Boys and Mons shoes
 GROCERIES. leo bbls. fresh Flour,
 D do ReetiGsd MAiskey5
 ltl do dfied Apples,
 , do Loaf Sugar.
 50 do kanawha Salt,
 2eG sacks ground Alum do
 So eoxes isabie Sail,
 10 do Sperm Candles
 , do Tea,
 5 do Raisns,
 Aslot of Stone Ware,
 lot Of Bacon.
 Tt.ia, together witl Lis former sioea. renders his assortment very comPlcte,--s Purchasers will do well to give him ca'l' The above articles will be sold very Ioy for cash. Beef Iiidcs and Petries will Oe rc '. ivafi . a n n ,-,,, for (ton1c
 F.. WILSON.
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ADAlgNE ATo;is.a NoTEs..E,,.

ADAi{Nkg9R .ATOas1 NOTICE. A iL persoas who may have claims a- IA gainat kEtsft8D sissHCY, de- ceased, aso reqaestsd to present tae same authenticated agretabia to law; and all thas are iudehted will please make pay msat. Persons W!io haa unsettled busi- ness in hts irail3a. as lawyes or sgent, arc reqaostod to eati eud withdraw tle satne.
 JOHN fllNGI4 4flse.A
 JAMES nlGAIEtY, .aasa.4s
 JOS. Il. EtshHR,
 Satssvilie, tseb. Io, ls3a, 46 ew
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NfOi lt

a AEAE.a did execute 10 r 10 V y,s- " sud Dicksrson note sfhand, pay abie the flfsi day of April, lsa3, for @fo dollars and iis consideration for V Eicit sa.i sots vas given havtng tailed, warn all ps rsons frotn trading for said note, as l will not pay II ubtll ths bond of sald Dickerson 10 mesis fnlly complied with in conveying 10 me good and sniiicieai title to claims therein ,nentioned, for which tiits note was given in part consideration thereof.
 NOADfAH MARsu. BatsrviIle, feh.l0, lss3. 46 3w
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k s>IjUisTIi sH k ssss fl +

E5IsIUIFI1 SV N F 1711 ! VI YEAyE established at Van Buren, Graw- E G fo.d county.
 Dry Goods Store, consisting of largo Stock of bltA GOODS, as well as very large Stock of GROCERIES, witch they intend to keep constantly on hand, ard sell as cheap as has ever been offered for sale, n thIs Territory, for Cast, Cote hides, Bees aoar, s7uliew. 4se.
 They have taken into possession the " slsiSsfit}t SEES, al tits place, where they will attend punctuaily fo receiving, forwarding, and shipping all.GOoDSta'c. that may be skipped to them.
 nANDOLPH S KETAIEIEY
 December lst, 1sa2. 5 l2w
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Law Notice

R. CRITfENDEN & A. FOWLER.
 AsING associated Themselves in tue sh practice ofthe Law, ilfattend the courts of the Second, Third and Fourth 'ndiciai Circuits, and the Superior Court
 August 3l, 1881 If 23
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J M Us MCKINNEY.

.4IT0R.AEY .47 L.4Jg, s5 ESIDES in Columbia. lhioof com As Y. Arkansas Territory an will regularly attend tic Superior Court af Little kock-also the Circuit Courts or .Fittendenrp pEalfips. Monroe, St. Francis 2 q rsi ansas and Chicot counties; and will attend to the settle.aail iltt and collection of ueD's l .' h any part of the Territory. Any y attended to-
 Sept 1s32 1y
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UNITED sfarrs cp aarntski ISdrd County, .Arkdnsas Territory.
 Eeyina Cuip, afias Leyina 5ams,
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FINE SNUFF.

A QUANTITY of Martinique Macea. vs1sS boy, of superior quality, just re- ceived ard for sale, wholesale and retail at the Drug and Chemical Store of
 Ri CHE & VAN PRADELLEs.
 hatsle Reek laa. 9, 1885 iss33aag 40
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
HHOLEs.fLE .4ND RE7.4II

MEDICAL NOTICE.
 R. B, N. LEE respectfully informs T z his friends and the public in general. taat ne V Ill at all times be ready to exer. cAae tho auties of his profession, in ailifs yarl9ns branches, as horetoforc. EElsof. hcs IS the same as lately occupied by him. Little Rock lS5t.i ai,. ia3 4ltf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-09-06

r,or,h House of Commons is sometimes
Ins I'D "a an assembly of (" the first gentle
.i'N'I E",ope." As it is DOW quite the vogue
H'a u R,i,ish travellers to crilicise the maonsrs&
l1oIs .;,b which a three months glimpse OF the
noiiII states renders them quite familiar, it
Vnltu 0nr citizens from pining undeS the sense
o. ~, more unmannerly or more immoral than
80 .as,c,rurists, to show up sUme pictures OF
a'n Inv English artists. We gave not long
'asa snecimen Of the morality of some Of the
.s.r classes. an extract from the London QUAR-
- a, the subject Of betting at the Newmarket
"n We nov, in the way OF manners, copy a
, as about the House IF Commons 1t is
IN late London Spectator.
M assembly Of decent mechanics in The
.,o,,y would be guilty Of the indecorums nhich
'O1@ instantly committed in the House oil Com
~ The decencies Of civilized society ap-
NJ psr IN be totally disregarded there. a few
III. ~ AGO. one Of our grave legislators amused
y: bro,her melnbers by " growing like eock;''
al her. VAS regular chorus of scrapng, bis
' Nv and shouting, when Mr.. Poulett Scrope
% ",: "a peak Upon financial subject which he
.S,r,,ooJ. though his audience did not. Colo
-.r Ma, lies might well say that there was" great
Ill If talking, ince,sant buzz, coughing, and
", r,graceIaI attitudes" among the - master
'a;:,,, Of the age" as he sneeringly deuominated
,o.mhsrs % the first Reformed Parlament.-
~. W,,bur,on declared, that I" he was never
cha uosse Is o hours without undergoing bo-
dly torture"
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COMMERCIAL.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-s.p.. 4.

The demand for superine Flour for export has
been very limited, the sales since last report no,
exceeding 500 barrels at IS rs, and about 500
barrels of favorite brand at 90 No sales OF
Corn Meal reported; some holders are asking 3
573. Nothing doing in Rye Flour.
Wheat steady at IA ll6 cents. and South
ern Corn at &c cents for yellow. and "a cents for
white; two cargoes Pennsylvania sold at 20 cts.
Oats are in demand at so cents, aAoat Flax.
seed, so So cents; Timothy, Sl8 per fierce. -
Whiskcy, 81 cents in barrels, and so cents in
hogsheads. from store. Linseed Oil is getting
better. Sales Of No. Q Mackerel at IS 1sa; No.
rs are scarce al IS. A lot Of $50 bales Cot.
ton, received this week. has been purchased for a
neighboring market. Sugarscontiuue steady at
the advance noticed in our last, but sales limit
ed. But little doing in Coffee. Sales OF Domes.
tia Goods continue brisk; printed goods are
scarce and on the advance.
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DIED..

Ia Springfield (Mass.l on Sunday evening
last. Col. Roswell LEE, superintendent OF
the Armory, aged IS. Ia the death of Col. l..
the government, as we'll as the community at
large, have been deprived Of a valuable and eff.
cient public officer, and an admirable and cour.
teOus citizen. In the various Offices of public
trust which have been confded to him, he has
uniformly acquitted himself to the highest sat.
isfaction Of the Government and the public. -
During nearly the whole Of the late war he con-
handed the important post of Fort GriswoId. at
Groton, Conn. and was subsequently stationed
on the frontier at Sackett's Harbor.
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ton, determined on fight, and he has succee.
ded. The Louisville Advertiser Of the esd has
the following:
"A reneontre, with pistols. took place between
Mr.. Geo. James Trotter and George D. Prentice,
yesterday evening, in Market street The affair
created an unusual degree Of excitement. though
neither Of the parties was materially injured
Various reports Of the combat were in circulation,
Immediately after it occurred. most of them
mere iictons. II seems 20 be the general opini.
on that the ball Of Mr. Trotter's pistol made a
slight confusion On the side of Mr.. Prentice, and
that the pistol Of the latter snapped-after which
they threw their pistols at each other, and engag.
ed in an ordinary scuffle. The occurrence was
not wholly unexpected, as the recent publca.
tons Of the parties were considered as calculat-
ed to produce such result. Mr.. Trotter is now
we understand, in the custody Of the city mar
shallo
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BOSTON MARKET-Sept. Q.

Flour-No change has taken place in the mar.
ket during the week, and the supply of Southern
Flour fully equals the consumplive Demand
Genessee has become scarce. but arrivals are
daily expected. The sales since our last consist
OF 500 barrels Howard street. at Sc per barrel,
cash; 500 do do, 6 SIG, mos: 900 dc do Alex.
andra, 90, mos; SEQ do Philadelphia, So,
4 mos.
Grain-The market for ali descriptions OF
Gram has been exceedingly dull throughout the
week, and the sales Of Corn have been at some
reduction Oh our last reported rates. White &c
69 cents per busheI, cash and 60 days credit;
and yellow fiat IS 20 cents. Oats at 80 81
cents. In Rye there has been but little doing,
and prices are nominaIIy the same.
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ENGLISH MARKETS,

liverpool, Aug. 8. Thursday. Jour Cotton
market towards the close Of last week receded a
little. Some few of the holders having given
way about i'd. and IN some instances as much as
2 Sd, chiefly the low and middling qualities Of
American cotton. Other kinds, however, such
as Brazil and Surat, kept very firm and obtain
ed in some instances little advance. The sales
of the week amounted to 1880 bags, Of which
Is, $50 were American on speculation. Import
Also bales chiefly from the U. States. This
week, SD far, there has been tolerable fair ex.
tent of business done. The regular trade have
been almost the only purchasers, and owing tn
the absence of all excitement, such as we expe..
rienced Of late, the market feels rather dull and
heavy. But We cannot say that any farther con-
cession in price has been submitted to this week
IN any quarter.
On the contrary we think there was evinced
Yesterday rather more firmness on all hands, and
as but very little is now arriving, and the &C.
counts from Manchester continue favorable, we
may perhaps, ere Long,, recover in price all that
we have lost.
London Corn Market, .aug 5-There was
heavy sales on Friday at an abatement OF Is to Is
per quarter, from the preceding Monday. The
supply received this morning was small and lew
samples of Wheat were taken at prices nearly
equal to this dav se'nnght.
liverpool, .aug 6. ls3s.-Wheat and Flour.
For Wheat in bond there is scarcely any in.
qury, aud though some occasional speculative
purchases have been made during the month
in sour Flour. the prices have not advanced
more than Is a2s per barrel. and this improve
ment is now barely maintained.
Cofee-Th sales Of East India and Foreign
Coffee last week were nearly $4,000 bags at a
further advance Of IL Gil SIS per cwt, fine ordi'
nary Brazil sold at sc and 67s; good ordinary
St. Domingo Ca. Cd and 65s; British Plantation
went off heavily and in some instances decline
of Is Cd o took place. This day our coffee
sales are small. The cotton market was very
quiet last week; about 1900 bags only sold at
the previous prices; Yesterday and this day there
is again renewal iH the demand, and conside.
rabie sales were.re reported at further advance in
prices, with every appearance of further i'm.
movement
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Just fubiisNeA,
IND FOR SALE BY ELIZA KE !NNEDY,

4
ysNHE Second Book Of History, (comprehending the
Il countries of The eastern hemisphere,l with many
engravings and sixteen maps from steel plates Of the
different counr>si by the author Of parley's First
Book Of History. Also,
The Parey's First Book of History, intended topre
ccde the Second Book of History Also.
Peter Pare,'s Tslcs about Ancient Rome; with an
account of Modern ltal,; with map and engravngs
Book on Mythology. for Youth; containing descrip
tons Of the de,es, temples, Sacrifices and supersti
tons of the ancient Greeks and Romans adapt d TO
the use Of schools.
Peter Psr'e,'s Tales Of Animals containing de
scrption Of 500 quadupeds, binds, insects, fishes and
reptiles; with engrsvings
A Compendium of Astr 'nnmv. intended 10 simplif,
and illustrate that science and give concise view o.
the motions and aspects Of the heavenly bodies, adapt
ed TO the of common schools well as higher Sc
minaries; by John Vose, late Principal Of Pembroke
Academy, New Hampshire. sept . cost
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OccUOuan Minis.

vENE proprist0rs of this establishment take leave TO
4 inform the public that they have much extended
the manufacturing power Of tho Mills since the last
season. and anxious to bring them into further no.
tce and patronage
DESTROYS to remunerate the grower of prime Wheat,
and give fair price for that which is inferior they
have fixed upon the following regulations which they
think experience and reflection will show to be just to
both partss:-
In purchases, so pounds will always be taken for
bushel of wheat.
Wheat weighing So pounds per measured busheI.
will be considered Of standard quality, and entitled TO
the market price
When it weighs SO pounds, the value Of one pound
per bIshe will be added.
DO 6 pounds, two pounds added
ito 81 pounds, three pounds added
DO g. pounds, four pounds added
when Wheat weighs 81 pounds, the value of one
pound per bushel will be deducted
DO Sc pounds two pounds off
DO SIS pounds, three pounds off
DO 81 pounds. five pounds off
DO So pounds eight pounds off
DO 81 pounds eleven pounds off
DO 81 pounds, fourteen pounds off
DO so pounds, seventeen pounds off
EXCEPTION When Wheat is very garicky, or is
full of Fed stone smut, deduction will be made &C
cording to circumstances-it being obvious that the
above scale of prices would not reach the evil.
PLASTER both in the rock and ground is con
stsn,ly on hand here; and CLOVERSEEO will be
supplied a, the proper season.
We have lust received for sale the following GR3SS
SEEDS, which we believe to be fresh and OF good
quality
IS bushels Timothy, at 50 so
IS do Tail Meadow Oat, at 2 rs
8 do Orchard, at as
IS do Herds, or Red Top. at 37a
]. e J. n. JANNEY.
Occoquan. Angus, 10, 1883. aug l2-eolm
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Sugars, Coffee, &C. &c.
90 Hhds and boxes Porto Rico and Havana)
90 10 boxes white Brazil Sugars
1000 lbs Louisiana Refined Loaf
so bags Rio, Marscaibo and Manila Coffee
80 packages Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hy'
son and Pouchong Teas
10 hhds Cuba Molasses
20 boxes Cheese
cases Pine Apple Cheese
10 kegs Ground Ginger
10 do Carrots Snuff
Is barrels Cider Vinegar
do Epson Salts
so lbs Cloves
10 do Mace
100 do Csssia
20 boxes Raisins
80 do Soap and Candles
so barrels Nett and Gross Herrings
500 pieces Wall Paper
Letter, Cap and Wrapping Paper
Ground Alum and Blown Salt
Nader Alum, CoPperss, indigo
Birthstone, Prussisn Blue
Together with general assortment OF WINES ana
other GROCERIES, now receiving, and offered,
wholesale and retail, upon fair terms, by
WILLIAM N. NcVElGH,
sept6 Prince street wharf.
or Leesbu-g Wasbingtonian and Political Specta-
tor (warrenton) times, and charge W. N. ".
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fhineas J8Mney

HAS just received per brig BeIvidera from Liver
III pool
20 TONS of ENGLISH ROLLED IRON,
Amongst which is best Cable Iron aud small square
Rods for Spikes.
He has in store, 100 Tons of Swedish and English
Bar Iron, Plough Plates and Land Sides, comprising a
general assortment.
.fiso in Store,
Old PORT Madeira and Sherry Wine in casks, and in
cases containing from one to two dozen bottles each,-
quality very apprehension sale reasonable terms
mo 28--eo7t Nat INTEL
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GoyerMess wanted.

1 GENTLEMAN residing in Virgins wishes to pro
n cure as Governess lady who is qualified to teach
the ordinary branches of an English Education. une
capable of teae hing Drawing and Music would be pre-
ferred, though this would not be indispensable:
letter, mentioning particulars, terms, ac would ie-
ceye immediate attention, if addressed to Gen ARMS
teu1, Urpervlle, Loudoun County, Va. sept Ut
n National Gazette. Philadelphia will insert the
above three times and send bill to the advertiser