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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-01
BALTIMORE MARKET.
OFFICE OF TIE BALTIMORE AMERICAN,
IL.


Tuesday, July so, 1885,.
tIo,".-I'here appears to be very little doing
IN Howard street Flour. Limited sales Of fresh
lots are making from stores al S6,124. and in &C.
ca,onai Instances at 6,25. The wagon price is
very generally &c; for AN occasional load, made
oi He0 wheat, fraction higher is paid.
Sales o. City Mills fresh -four. Of new aud old
wheat. we're made yesterday at 6,S7a.
A parcel OF fresh ground Susquehanna, in su-
perior order, has been taken at S6.25.
Grdin- There VAS a fair supply Of new wheats
at market yesterday. Sales OF numerous parcels
ut good to best reds we're made Yesterday at 1,I6
II i,lS, and 81,l9. Ordinary sorts lower as in
quality. To day there appears to be Il shade of
decline 10 The market, aud we quote good to best
reds at Si.l5 al.IS
A parcel or twoof very prime red would per-
haps bring cent or two more per bu shei. On
Saturday two parcels of prime family -four white
wheat were sold at 81 81 Yesterday. sales Of
prime white we're made at 2j. and one parcel
a, SO. To day We quole good TO prime whites
at 25 1 2S
Sales Of white Corn yesterday at 65 cents for
good parcels. Yellow may BE- quoted at Ga 65
cents.
Uhskcy.-'rhe market i, very dull. Hhds
remain stationary, at % cents. 4 safe of 600
per gallon. The wagon price of bills. appears to
BE- without change, at cot at 81 cents. exclusive
OF The barrel The store price is about SO! 81
cents
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, June d.
At Tuesdays market moderate business was
dana IN hna -Whsats, At an advance nf 2tl par
bashsl: II ,her prices were alsn demanded for Sc.
condary qualities, but in them very few sales
could be effected. Flour was free of sale, and
obtained iul rates, whilst Oatmeal advanced Sd
to Cd per load. The confidence OF holders con-
tinued to increase, and most descriptions of
Wheat to improve little in value. Flour was
IN good demand and improved little in value;
and was again the case on Saturday at Manches-
ter: what now remains in the market consists
chiefly ct the late arrivals. There continue to
be inquiries fur Bonded Flour. and also for
Wheat, but there are no sellers, unless at cuns.
derably advanced prices. Cotton-There has
been good demand throughout the last week,
both from the trade and spectators, the former
having purchased freely in almost every descrip-
ton. The market 90 FRIDAY closed at the full
quotations of last week for American, and with
some little advances in Brazil and East India.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-01
Caution.

! FOREwARN all persons from harboring. employ.
Jose p, Nightingale, unless specially authorised 70 do
so by an order from me. As am determined to carry
this notice into execution, all persons are requested
10 aterd to it. The law relating to dealing with mi
nors will most certainly be enforced in this case.
jy 30-4t JAMES NIGHTINGALE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-01
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Furniture, Horse, Carts, &c. at Auction.
1>hE subscriber. intending to remove to The West.
ern Country. will sell, without reserve, ON satur.
day morning, the Sd Instant at 10 O'Clock, at bis dwell
ling house, West End near the Stone Bridge. ali bis
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE:
Such as Sideboard Tables. Chairs, Bureaus
Feather Beds and Bedsteads Carpet
large Corner Cupboard
Looking Glass, Andirons, Shovel & Tongs
Together with Kitchen Furniture
Likewise,
An excellent Dray Horse
Two Carts, with gear complete
Saddle and Bride
Butchers Tools and Implements. used at his
Slaughter House
Parcel of Plank, Lumber, tic.
d. Terms cash. FREDERICK Ret ZOLu.
augl GEO. WHITE, Auetioneer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-01

FLoUR.-Yesterday the wagon price of new
wheat Flour was s. o. 1t is held at IS 90 to
&c l2i from stores. Some Wharf Flour, mann.
featured from new wheat, has been sold at So;
a lot in market yesterday was held at 6 co. In
old Flour we have no change to notice.
GRAIN -Hheat we continue to quote at 81 Is
to 20. Corn is wanted at 81 to IS cents; none
atfoat. A lot in store yesterday was sold at Csc.
CoRN MEAL is dull The highest price for
best white si,ed Meal is = cents BY the wagon
load
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-01
Five Dollars Reward

MILL be given for information hst will lie I'd to the
w detection Of the person who, within few ds, s
past stole Sack containing about forty pounds of
Wool from my warehouse.
9Th mo 3i-St JONA JtNNEY
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-01

SIR. Columbia. Shinn, cleared at New York
Tor this port Goth ut. Schr. Baltimore, Nor.
ton, hence at Portland Gath.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-01
Notice.

At .cARUsI intending to visit New York about the
N, kst of August. will receive orders. until that
Tim. for the purchase of Piano fores in the selection
Of which. stric. attention will be given.
is sd uk2awtlstAug
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-01

a. Is. hayden. Dental Surgeon,
MILL commence his professional visits to Alexan.
w dria on Thursday next, the 18th instant. and
continue them the second aud fourth Thursdays in
services will please send note to the Bar
of the City Hotel. june l2-d2txe Tburstf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-01

"Aopa 'aHH"'e Noi'i
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Miss Mar, Ana CIared
ID
Capt John II Eoane
Mrs Lucinda { Denny
WIN Dean
WIN Drake
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Mrs Ann Elliott
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Albert Fairfay-4
Nicholas Febrag
Henry Fairfax
G.
John Gemlncy
Mr. Guessing
II
Nick. Hinsston-4
John v Harris
Col Lewis Hipkins--2
n Hicks
Abner S Humphrics
Ann E HALEY
Mrs Ann HAL
Rev Francis X Hanson
Mrs Rcbecca Hat,ersiey
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Josiah Johnson
Thompson Javins
K
Chas King
Mrs Ann King
Miss Jane E Lee
Geo Loodon
NJ
Allea -. Rea
Samue! g McComb
Geo Murray
Jrhn NanueU, Jr
DR. Y . Ne lineau
Mrs Eilzabeth Moor
John Mills
Theodore Meade
John w Moss
Mrs Mary Myers
Thomas Moss
William Moss
Capt Nicholson
WIN o'Neal
Miss EllZ O'Neal
p
Miss Elmira Parks
John L Preston
James Perley
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Capt Willis Rose |
Miss Jane Rlxter
Mrs Margaret Reynolds
Archibald Rye |
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Archibald NJ Simpson |
] Shaw
Adeline Simpson |
Richard B Stork
w II Shirley |
Mrs Harriet Smoot |
J Stake
Geo Seaton
b B Syphers |
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Thompson Tyler |
Mrs Eleanor 3 ToIson |
Ms Eleanor Thomas
Bu,dett A Terrett |
Capt Geo H 'Terrett |
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Mrs Margaret Walker Q
David G Watkins
Thomas White
Miss Ann White
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vi. BRYAN, p. NJ.
,S3-3t
solidated Lottery.
10 for 1888.
rk on Wednesday, July 81
prizes Of 900 Dollars,
}; quarters l IS. |
THIS D.4T !
tn Carolina Lottery, |
Vo S for 1855.
on. Delaware. on Thursday,
gust l
'RIZE 10000. !
f; quarters o 50
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-01
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office, Alerandria. D. C. ON the
LIST of ADJUST, 1883.
~ Persons calling for letters in the following list
will please say ADVERTISER, or they may not
get them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-08-01

Mrs Mary Forrrst-2
Miss Moninia Fairfax
William Gardiner
Lieut. Alex q Gordon
DR. Abraham Houston
Christian fiemerdin.
ger
Mrs w Harris
Miss Nancy Hoskins
VIM Hubbard
Robert Hodgkin
Miss p Hall
WIN Heath
Miss Eliza p Herbert
Jnu Jackson
Rev Thomas Jackson
Mrs Rebecca jackson
VIM Kehoe
Chas keene
Elias Lesg
Mrs E!eauur Lewis
Miss Lucy Ann Lyme
John Murray
Henry l. A McRea
Richard Middleton
J K May ;
MIR Mackclwell
John E Matringly
Mrs Eliza p MCLEAN
Hiram Morgan
IL A Maderson
Michael Mansfield
John Muir.-S
Mrs Catharine Milton
Captain Jos Nevett
Seaton Nowlanil
Capt WIN H Outlen
+ O'Ncal
John Parsons
WIN Prise
Mrs Sarah P.lt0n
Miss Melvina Potter
Miss Caroline V Robin,
son
Mrs Eliza Robinson
David Reed
Geo Randell
John Simpkins
Mrs NJ Simmons
Simon Summers
John Sands
w N Smith
James w Sears
John Stetson
Lee Semmes
Miss Elizabeth Settles
Miss Elizabeth Summe
Mrs Eleanor Thompson
Miss Mary Talbot
Simeon Tate
John w Tyler
Capt VIM Thomas
John Tatspaush-a
Richard
Buddy Washington
John Webb
Miss Elizabeth viii.
liains
Wilkinson G William,
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Alexandra, August 1. !
New York Con
Class M
To be drawn in New Y,
q prizes Of 10, OOO-lI
Tickets IS; halves 2 !
DRAFTS
Delaware and No
Extra Class
10 : : 4,awnat Whining
CAPITAL ]
Tickets 81; halves l Oh
To be had IN u vsriei
Lottery q Exc.
Drawn Numbers in the
NIaa~ No
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COMMERCIAL.

Prsce Of Produce in Alexandria yesterday, from
wagons and Hessels
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-27

=7IE
 The U5ttiod Staits ef .4merieea,
 Territoryof .igkoHsds, ss.
 County ef Patashi.
 in the Circuit Court in and for tbe ss5diif'ij
 of i'nlashi, January Term, lsSs Alen B Lackiand, comqiaina'd, George W. Garrett and)
 Eliza6ei eile !. his wife. and 0efs"da'''s. Elizabeth 'fencray,
 DEGREE IN CTlANgEiY.
 rs ND DOW on tlHs day came the com "A, pIainatlt by 5. 5. Iiad his solicitor, aaa lfe said defendants having failed to an swer fl1e confbiainFlntis bill, and t appear ine tostile Court here, that the srid bili wa; ordered to be taken fer confessed at tI.e last term of this Gdurt. aud the sa'd defendants 5aylng again failed 10 appear or answer the said bill of eeinplaint; II IS therefore of5rred and decreed hy tire Goart here, that that the lots ntlmber- ed nine and ter, in block number three, in tho Town Of Little Rock, being the premises in tic said coinplareafds | Ill men tionea, ba forecloacd, andsit is further or- dered and deereed by tlfe Gonrt here, thai lthe said lots uuiaber niro and tenin block nunlberihree, in the Town of hiitle Rock i, he sold at public aaetion to tie highest bidder, by and nhd CT hedirectien Of the Commissioner Hereinafter mentioned on lthatwentf f-seeond day of Aptll next, be- tween the lofirs of len . ctoek tfl the tGfe noon, and three oaaioclk ia Inc afternoon of said day, oa. the mort gased premises, the sait. k,ouaaissiaaere iisses etftse ol tie time and place Of said saic, 6y tue pabli- cation sa8s tii4s ] seftc t. ite Afiaasas A4- vocate a II Newspaper printed insthis terfi- tory, at least fofff f4eolss pfuvieas taSsaid 1 day of sale: and it is firtiler ordered and i adjH1gea aid deereed, that toIfn k. lay for bcs and lte is hereby appointed Com missioner tu make tue safe as aforesaid, and thst said Commissioner, on tue receipt of tlte pnfclsasc money. dozmaise deed ta fe Q simple fee the said mottgaged pfeipi- scs 10 tie ig Seat bidder and to LIS heirs and assirns forever, and II E fiIEttc1 ordcr- cd thot out oftlse monies afising from s0cI safe, the Commissioner pay #tbe costs oi this sui; To be taxed, and that Of fie rest and residue ef such monies, i.c pay to said oomriaiHant, tic sum of one luRaFcd and sixty faar dailafs aud tfr@tify flse cents with interest ti'ercoa irn'n fbe n{Hfh day of May. one thousand eigie lHearcd aHd l tfq cit y-eicilt, sp to this tilnc; and Ii IS l fuftter adjallecd and decreed hy the Court here, t3sstj tie said defendants may Of t.t l payment of tho said sum of money and in forest as aforesaid, togetl.ef witbti.e costs of this sait, redeem t9eir said property, and tieat unless they redeem the same ea CT boa5gc tltc safe tIleieof as aforesaid. thaf llea aHl from .lleaec, thcY sIiaH be barred aasi rfBreelos ed from redeem
 ing the same; and il Is Glrlhev ofdered that said Commissioner make referl et bis proceedings herein, al the next=t9bfn Of lhis Court.
 eertify tle foregoing to lse . truc eeay. Of 9ife recorei eems5aiae inmy office.
 JOS. HENDERSON. 6'{eH8
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The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-27
lz-eEeza'sssz.sri ' " - = 7THE OHIO.
BECAUSE III aWENrY-ElvE.

 Tis wondros strange, how great the chang Since WAS il, my teens: Tssen had beanx, and bllfet doaux
 And joined tue gayest scenes. But lovers now have ceased to yowi--
 No way tlfeg liasy contriye To poison, hang or drown themseiyes,-- Because I'm twenty i've. Once if the night was c'crao bright,
 ne er abroad could roati, withoui--'sth the bliss, the honor, Miss, Of seeing you safe home. But now ] gp, thronehrain and snow Pursued and scarce alive Through all the dark without spark,- Because Pm twenty five. They nsedto call, to ask me all
 About my health sofrail: And thought ride wonld help my side, Anasturn my checks less pale. But now, alas: if an il,
 Noue cares thatI revive; And my pale cheek in vain may speak,-- Because i'm twenty-five. Now. if a ride improves my aide, ',. Ga reed | . take he s age: Tor that Is sdcened quite proper saf A person of my age; And then no hand Is otiered me,
 10 help mo out alive sIhey think 1t won't hurt me to fali,-
 Because m twenty five, Oh dear-ftis qneer, that every year Tn sighted more and more, fornot T beau pretends to show His head within nay door; Nor ride, nor card nor soft address. My spirits now revive; And one migAt near as well be dead As say--I N TWENTY FIVE.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-27
H.A s Ns8a ada1o

z. 6 1 a . v. zeszggs E.g.gs
 2 entered into faffuefsi,ip !n tle practice ef law. residence is ai Little iseck H!fere one nf tle paftners may generally be found. Iheg wifi prse tiee in the Superior Court ard n most ei tho Circuit Courts of Inc Territory of Ar. kansas. They may De retained to attend any term of a3f Court in said Tcrriiory. RnsIness iatrnstel -to them shalf be unc. gnaIly and diligently attended, 10.
 ,'fi7f1=ci Fl T7zssss I5f
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-27
DIALoGUE oS fs.tgg.F4iigg..


 r. Were any man 10 cal me a liar. T seoaudrel, or q fool, by heagetls, I'tl .E,s.iicnge lliin.
 ". And 50 prove yenf title to al least pae ol the oppfohrious epjthets.
 I. How, sir! do goa, call nc T fool2
 ". By no means. How could be 90 rash, as to think If, when you. have just declared YoH would challenge me?
 |. That would, in less than the snaPpiog of 2 pistol.
 ". And il you should, where would De the advantage?
 r. Why, would kill you of course.
 ". But suppose ] would not fisht2
 r. Then l would post you fer | Liar and I coward.
 ". That pfopably woall not hart. ne,and certainly woalsi not benefit ou. You posting me would not prove yon any the less of q fool; the efiginal charge, f it had any force, wonli fe- main the same though you were to post me thousand times.
 f. it weuid be some satisfaction al feast to stigmatize you.
 " utsuppese l Isilould accept your challenge and kill YOU?
 '. Why, then my honor would De satisfied.
 ". But the charge Of fool would still cling to your memory, and those who once had charity enoughto believe You possessed some little sense, woald be tI,oroaghsY convinced by tue list aet Of your lie that YOU were a fool. Thcy would sas--sliere lies that fellow [. Mhoia ord ss,.i.:.tteo convince people that hc was not Il fool, died as a fool dicth.'
 II. Do you mean to insinnate that an q fooI2
 ". Certainly not. ] know yoa wouIa challenge me; and have aot the least desire to De killed just now, nor do Il feel bloody minded enough to wish to kill yor or any otherman. But suppose l should call yoaa fool, and being ehal- lenged, should be fool enough to fight ssssisi You should kill nc, what advantage would you gain?
 Il would wipe out the stigma of being called lool
 w. How SO? You would not prove yourself any the less a fool by having stood up to be shot at; though you should chance 10 escape death. The original charge would still remain with the same fierce as formerly.
 r. But should gratify my revenge, and that would be some zcnmtnYt.
 ". That is on inc supposition yon kill nc; but if l killed gou, then, friend r. you would say nothing ol ibc gglti. tication. The truth is, your whole plea of wiping out n stigma, whether it tel oi fool, liar, scoundrei, or what not, has no foundation in reason or sound ar gumcnt; because the challenging, the killing, the posting. or whatever may be the result, leave the original question, whether the offensive charge be true OF false, precisely where 1t vas before the challenge. 4 fool may call out wise man, har,a man of truth, q scoundrel, 1 an honest man. itc. lse mere eirea,:l. stance of challenging or fighting. does not place the challenger on higher ground, or alter his relative position for the better.
 F. What would you have a man do. then, when he is insulted CT slandored ". Do! Why if he is aa honest man and good citizen, continue so hy flita- fully observing inc laws $ fulfilling all his duties IS a worthy member of socle y. On the contrary, if he is a bad man, the best thing he can do issto sec about amendment; and instead of kill
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-27
J0YJyv k. -T4KL0R. canmiqsioaer. .flaroA r, is:}3. Prs. fee ssIs ;G} 4Wl9

 tRaed S'atoS cf ,4mer;cu )
 Territory gf .If6oasaS, ss. couety ef I'stugAi.
 Ia Gle Circuit Court of l'alassei Coutty-
 January Term, tsa3. Jacob E. anu ]ohn 4. Bradshaw, Comgl'ts neajami.s F. ss'l. 2. aud James i5an, DcG5.ts
 In ChaaselY. 8 Aa this day came the oomplaiaauts aY -S-g thcia solicitor, aa1 filed thelr repli- cation in short, by consentson ife iecofd 10 othc answef fled By James Bail, and OH inotioa, il Is ordered by tIe Court that Chs cause as sa i5ail be set for iaai hearing ou hlii and aasEef at the next icim of fais Nositt. asld a.speafjtg Fe lBa sa9tsfact1en of the Cea5t, tbat fhere has keea Rp sar. vice On Ben5am:n satt. 0Ife q fte aesas5i- ants n thls sIts aisd | f4ftt.ess af=;ea}.I54.. 10 the C0f!s thaf ti8a 5aia f3eI5Aaff4 Folk is non-residentefi 5is i}i98rF, REefa- lore on motion ef saia stsf7fFs5 FafIis, II IS ordered by lie Goaii l}.as afsl1 ssstAe said defendant l}eniatoin Folk, appeaH and file h!s answer to the bill af complaint exit 5iisd asstnst him by Gle sad complain- antsin lias snit, on CT before tic first day os our nest July Term Of tGis Court. the sad blll oi complaint shall De tat.cn as eonffssed and decree entered tiIsaccer- sFieg lt; and 1t is further ojdcrod ky tlie Ceart, tlsat the said complainants caase. a cory ef this order to bciasettssl ioir weeks st'e,,'e.ssail.yeiy, Tn some newspaper printed in tliis Territory.
 certify that the foregoing is a true co ny rom tie faocrd in nsy office
 JOS HENDERSON,, CYe3h
 Gf PuiaSbi CucaH Cou,i tIarch I2. Prs foe .SS -5ll AmAo
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-27
k. WILSON,.

oz,''aissfon yt!ercaoaf, Li.t1e I3ooh,
 NNWlbL attend to tho sfe ece4gine and for. w Warding of all Goods committed to j, 4ls charge Having recently purchased the large and commodioas WAhE-HOiTSF of M essrs. Fhompson { Bremen. situated immediately at Inc Steam boat Iianding. n. ne ls,now prepared 10 store any quantity of 'oods which may be committed to his care. Goods consigned 10 him for sale on e91iinmlssion, will De disposed Of to the best ~ ~ 1l l.sge. Dee 12
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-27

ing his adversary, be careful to give hitn no farther cause to speak cyfi oi him.
 r. And So let hes!igsnaa remain nP- on his own character!
 V. Let him doas have mentioned, and he will soonest get rid of the stlg ma. An honest and true man is Ike pure eold. a tarnish eannot adhere to pin,. The fafaer he is rubbed the ls...ii.!!4ttet eslEl::l'es.9 y. Geatelzalloa.
 The Legislature of Rhode Island has passaa q resolution requiring all the Masonic Interpretations in that stafes to appear at the next session, and sito" causewhy tlleIr characters should Eet i,o forfeited.-- Pda Cour.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-27
BELL POINT.

FOR SETTLEMENT ANigStip TILE, eligible, advantageous, and 6saa
 tilnl situation, Bell hois4t, iu iatgs, wears known IS Fort Smiti, the me cum ilered property Of the subscriber s.i,, shortly b c laid of in lots and sold. ql situation is on the right bank the Arfaaa sas river, attle confluence ofthe potea,,
 For locality and facilities Of Ausi5e.. uniting more desirable properties aed e. viogs recon inebdatioHs, thaH ai.y o,i,ss site fnealztlle mouth to tl4e aeefess.f - river.
 IL is the.!leaa Of safe steam beat nagi-.. ti0n, all ahoye being precarioHs and sr. certain. Ii can command greater tf,,ia af feruln county tan a.y otlscr pasitias n -tl4e fearitof4. There are row foe, mcrchaiiilc establishments al t!.is sIsro and tke demand for additional iaycatpe,i5 must increase comm cHspatoiy wilil ihe rapid eroWtli el tllc contiguous coGi3fx
 flas sale will lake piaee ia uly nekt .s PreYiously to which, plan of tle logs will he ;naJpred and effected, of whiel togelter with eihef facts iHtertstina n es5asers, tine pubic Wiii he ddlyssl. v.sea. E5!fN EBGiRs
 Dscl 2
 ar5-ile Editors ef tlfa Haatsyiifa G}es fa6cfal, Nashville Republican, ala | <, Telegraph Wiii gt9e t!:e aaoye fun 1T. se4tieas, ard Transmit tEtoif acceanfs io ihe ofleo ol tAe Asikaasaa Advocate E. i payment
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-27
55.35O 3a{ons

i At the Depot on the i'oteast River, a- 1 bout f1rty .nitea south WestWardly from Fort Smith.
 1'he first delivery gill ba required 10 l,e made and at all the places above named, ea os ;.beHt lie fl day ef J0if nest, and af ii Dc continued from time 10 tirne untti ;,ae whole is called for, which may be caicIla- ted on on orsbafare f'ie close of eetr. next.
 The Ration ceM92ete as aboge named viii consist of orc and q quarter pounds of Fresh Beef, aid three foufths oi q gnart of Corn for each person, and at tte rate of f5nf quarts of saltfer every one hun dred eeTsons. The Beef, Corn an' Sait. comprising tAe Ration mest be of good quality, and deIigered in gooa order.
 He quality as well as weight Of Reef and the measure of Corn and Salt compri sing tie ration, offered f0r delivery, viii te inspected by an agent; and tdat pfePo- sals may not be made under wTorg i'm pfessions, 1t is here made known, tfat the Corn and Salt must be de!iT4eed at the rate of thjftg.taeo quarts to Inc hnshei, e'42i 'aeaaeee. Ailrlss, and etery SPease at tending the delivery and dislri3ation cf the rations must De borne - eohtraetora.
 Issues ot tle meet fott of fhc ration may be varied from | igse te times saas to make deayefics ofone and feufIa pounds of tsosh, CT three laHftl.s of pound Of saited Pork, ipstead of Ieef so also may q portion cf the.0eat part of tie ration bo delivered n cattle and hogs, Hpou esfi- mate on the haof pra5ided such shall be acceptable D tie indfars; bu4 ia no case, must such change Of issues increase the cost of tha ration, or anv Of the conpo- nept pafls t6eieef, as abeye designafetl. and to which bidders arc referred in cal- cniating prices at Ellei tiiey wll fufnis.. tae vation for.
 The detiTery of cattle aud hegs on foot. as aboYc noted. may be made for Gae oI. two noAtlis ii a time, should the same ke deemed expediontby the receiving agents; so also may the oiherParts Of the ration, Corn and Salt, be delirered for periods cor responding tlcrcto.
 8onds to the amonnt of oife ialf of inc sun insolvoy5will be requreafor the faifiI- fnl fultlimeat of ceIstrscis, aI1 payment foraH furnishing under said eontracts, will be made at this place, Little Rock. A. si'.
 4he privilege of rejecting bids deemcd high Is reserYets>
 Persons making bids will accompany them with satisfactory Preferences as 10 their capacities to furnish They will please to write on ti4c envelope of a4eirj communication, tie word s' Proposals, y and " ill attend at this place on the last day of~receiYing proposals (lGiA May } fer the purpose oi closing contracts.
 ]. BR9sssN, Capi I s...1 T
 Pl.i4ei2ai gisb z .asst h..l t2e..st
 Little Rock, A. r.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-27

THE subscribers being about to close
 their present style of business, offer fol, sale all the balance of tieir SHOCK OF GOODS, comprising a very gen eral assortment, either 5y wholesale orretaii. Being determined to sell at COST and CHARGES, they invite all who want cheap bargains and have inc cash in hand, to call and examine their Goods before they purchase elsewhere.
 All pFrsons having demands against the firm, are requested to present tftens; and all indebted, are equally requeated ta.call at their Store a.d make iinined fate settie- ment.
 PATTON, LITTLE & co.
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