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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1833-04-18

Officer of Banking Institution, who
Z had been detected in abstracting from
the Bank divers sums of money, ''was
found to be in possession, in Tickets
and parts of tickets in various Lotte-
ries, of tro thousand three hundred and
ttcenty seven chances, which, after hav-
ing been all drawn, and examined, by
order of the Bank, produced Tess than
Iicenty Dollars. Another case of a
Bankruptis given, whose accounts ex-
hlbited an aggregate of $4,000 drawn
by him In Lotteries at different peri
DDS, while his expenditure for Tickets
amounted to the sum of $40, 900, and
he was then insolvent $4,000. A.
gain it is stated, that the adventures
in single Lottery, in the same City,
suffered loss of nearly One Hundred
thousand Dollars, which, of course,
must have gone to the managers and
Vendors of the Lottery. When such
are the results, the occasional exaction
of small fine, especially taking into
consideration the chances of escape
from conviction ofthe offence, has little
effect to prevent its commission. While
no disgrace attaches to the punish
ment, the trifling loss of money by the
forfeiture is dlsregarded, in the general
profit of the trade. Indeed the very
character of the penalty induces but to
an Indifferent estimate of the nature of
the transgression. If it does not serve
to palliate the crime in moral point
of view, ii does little to rebuke it by
any public admonition of its heinous-
ness. In what respect does the fabri-
cation of Tickets in schemes of unli-
censed or pretended Lotteries, differ
from the grossest act of Counterfeiting;
or the unlimited multiplication and sale
ofparts ofTickets, beyond whole num-
bers, constitute a more venial fraud
than the uttering of spurious Bank pa
per-? | humbly submit, that these acts,
wilfully committed, should be ranked
in the same class of offences, and that
Imprisonment and infamy should be de-
nounced by the violated law, against
the perpetrators of the felony.
Permit me earnestly to commend the
subject to yoir investigation, and to
suggest the expediency of a revision of
the existing Statute, with a view to
new provisions, which shall reach the
extensive and complicated frauos which
are represented to be now so reckless
ly practIsed, in all the ramifications,
through which tie ingenuity of deprav.
ed men has sought to conceal the pur-
suit of an unlawful business, and to
protect themselves in the enjoyment of
inlquitous gains, to the waste of the
morals, property, and oft times, the
lives of their Fellow men. When we
shall ourselves have adopted all such
measures as may promise efectually
to restrain the enormity at home, We
can, with better propriety, appeal to
other States for their cooperation, IN
producing a more general and lasting
reform. LEVI LINCOLN.
Council Chamjer, !
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22
PORT OF NEWPORT.

E.NJ'ERED,
Steamboat Providence, Thaycr, N York;
SIP Victory, Heath, do;
Eagle, Ash, do;
Brig Juno, Maybeny, Provid
CLEARED,
Steamboat Providence, Thaycr, Provid;
Schr Diomede, Adm. Passport;
Fox, Newton, N Orleans;
Pocahonlas. Perry Turks Island;
Sloop Three Brothers, Norris, N York;
Victory, Heath, Provid.
.4RRIE-ALS
Saturday, .Aug. I7-schr Charles Richmond,
Godfrey, fin N York for Taunton; Thomas PcieI,
Kin, Hebron. I'm New London; Seth William,
Kelley. fm N York for Thon,ason.
Sunday, lSh-slp Spartan, Presbrey, from
Taunton for York; schr Clito, Howard, from
Ash River: sip Eagle, Ash, fn New York; Hero,
Read, fin Provid. for N York; Annawan, Bliven,
fn N York for Proyid schr Friendship, Peabody,
fn Long Island.
Monday, 1911 brig Phebe, Spooner, from
Pictou for Fall River.
1uesday 20th-sch Superior, Barlow, from
Provid for Sandwich; sip Exchange, Davis. from
southampton; Sappello, Read, FIN Freetown for
philad.; Victory, Heath, fin Provid for York
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22

KEAN's DREssEs.--The stage dresses
worn by Mr.. Kean in his principal char
acters, were sold on Monday. Shylock's
dress fetched 2l. l0s.; the scales, knife.
and bond, 2i the Duke of Glouccster's
dress 4 guineas; Richard the Thirds
dress, with splendid robe, truncheon, and
crown, 81 IOs.; Sir Giles Overeach's
dress, 81. los. The remainder of the
dresses went off at similar prices. Rich
ard the Thirds wig sold for H., and a
magnificent travelling cloak of blue, lin
ed throughout with splendid fur, fetched
I6 guincas. Sir Lionel Darrells' family,
nj. J. Burdett, and Lord Prudhoe, were
among those present--London paper.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22

The N. Y. Courier and Enquirer
publishes letter from Mr.. Hackett,
which, after narrating his success in
England, continues as follows:
"But to a Dublin audience ] am in
dcbted for an enjoyment above money or
price--iar surprising that, gratifying. as
il was, when At the close of my perform
ance in London last month, the audience
so vocilerously called me out, and amid
my farewell bows thundered their long
continued applause.
"The first night Of rip Van Winkle,
when in the midst Of the scene where he
finds himself lost in amazement at the
change in his native village, as well us
in himself and every body he meets, n
person of whom he is making enquiry
mentions the name Of Washington. Rip
asks 'who is he THE other replies
What! did you never hear of the i'm
mortal George Washington, the Father
Of his Country?-The whole audience
from pit to gallery seemed to rise, and
with shouting, huzzas, cIapping of hands
and stamping OBJECT made the very build
ing shake. These dcalening plaudits
continued some time, and wound up with
three distinct rounds. To describe to you
my feelings during such an unexpected
thunder-gust Of national enthusiasm is
utterly impossible"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22
MAGAZINES.

rEyIIE PENNY MAGAZINE ofthe
IL Society for the Diffusion of Useful
knowledge; published in monthly
parts, at $500 per year.
The PEOPLES MAGAZLNE,-
published in Boston every other Satur-
day, at only 81, per year.
PaRLEYS .MAGAZLNE, for chill
dren and youth-published in Boston ev-
cry other Saturday, at only 81 per year.
The attention Of parents and others, is
called to the above cheap
and popular publications, which can be
seen and examined, at w. CALLA-
ii A N'S-who is the authorized Agent
for this town; and will receive subscrip-
tions, and furnish the Works monthly
and quarterly, free Of any extra charge.
aug Is
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22
Clerks Office, Court Of Probate,
NeWpOrt. Aug. Ia. lR33.

JAMES HAMMOND'S
Circulating Litro,y,-Recent additions,
Via
1896 NortOn's Reasons for not believing
the doctrines Of Trinitarians, l vol
1897 Fiddlcrs observations, on United
States and Canada, vol.
1928 Wings Of Scotland, or the last of
the Stuarts, vols.
1929 Stolen Child, by John Gait, I VOL
1880 aturc-observat of N Nature Of
J. So by Robert Nude vol.
1881 Waverly anecdotes, Q vols.
1880 Miserrimus, l VOL
1888 Godolphin, novel, Q vols.
1884 Bondman;-a story Of the times of
Wat Tyler, ] vol.
1886 Godmus Duckworths, life and ad-
ventures, author of "Yankee a.
mong the Nulliers," 2 vols.
1886 Deloraine, by Vim. Goodwin, . VS..
1887 Irish Peasantry, traits and stories
of--2 vols.
1888 Chronicle Of Canongatc, I st series
(revisedl by Sir Walter Scott, 2vs
August l5--3w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22

The coal search.- An instrument for
boring for coal was received by steam
boat from Boston on Sunday for the Port
land Coal Company, and the searching
operation will immediately be commence
ed. We understand the first dive will
he on Jewels Island, where the 1ndica-
tions Of coal are said to be very proms-
ing .-Podiand Courier.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22
G O-P RTN n ER S HIP.

1--WE subscribers ha wing formed conneSion is
bnsiness inform their friends that in the per-
iormance of the duties Of Livery Stable, their
exertons shall be unremiited Their establishment
is the same AZ that which was owned by the late
firm Of Howe & Browhell.' They hsve two sepa-
rate stables-one kept at the Bellevue hotel, and
the other the north side Of Pelham street, mex,
above Townsend's Coffee House. Their horses
and carriages are equal to any in the place, and
prompt attention will at all times be paid to tbs
calls and wishes Of those who AN disposed to pa
tronize them. Their carriages will always be in
readiness TO attend to tie arrivals and departure Of
the steamboats,. In short, they nre prepared to ex-
ecnte any orders that come within the sphere Of
their occupation. A. HowE,
june 20 J.'C. METcHEAR
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22
JNe'o- York and Providence Sieam- Boats.
Fare IS, from Newport, and found

TNHE now and splendid steamboats, BosroN,
Capt VIM. Comstock, and PRoyIpENcE,
Capt = Thayer, will leave New-York and Prov
idence' on the following days:-
BOSTON,
Will leave Providence Thursday Aug. lst, Tues
day 9th, Saturday 10th, Thursday 9th, Tuesday
2oth' Saturday Gath and Thursday 29lh. Leaves
New-fork, Saturday August 3D., Thursday sth,
Tuesday 18th, Saturday i7lh, Thursday 22d
Tuesday eth, and Saturday 3lst.
PROVIDENCE,
WIZ leave Providence, Saturday August 3D..
Thursday slh, Tuesday l3lh, Saturday I7th,
1hursday 22d, Tuesday 21th and Saturday 3lst.
Leaves New-fork, Thursday Aug. ist, I'uesda y
6th' Saturday 10Th, Thursday 18th, Tuesday 20,
Saturday 2l;h and Thursday 18th.
The boats will leave Providence at IL o'clock,
NJ. Newpor. at 2, p. NJ, and New-York ut 5 o.
clock, p. M. on the above days.
sLLFS The above splendid boats are propelled
by low pressure engines, and have each two heav,
copper boilers. They will stop al The Long whar
in Newport, 10 receive and land passengers.
Aug 9Th, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22
N f w BOOK S.

D rsrARcHEs Of Smith & Dwight in Ame-
IL q MIA with map Of tho country 2vols.
Scripture Natural History, containing de-
scriptive account Of Quadrupeds, Birds, Fishes,
Insects, Plants Minerals, Gems, &c. mentioned in
the Bible, by VIM Carpenter, Ive4.
The young Christian, or lamiliar illustrations
Of Christian duty. by J. Abbott, | vol.
Happiness Of the Blessed, by Bishop Mant, ".
Lectures to young ladies', comprising outlines of
the different branches Of Female Education, by
Mrs. A. II. l.. Phelps, vol.
Just received and for sale by
ie 81 HENRY BARBER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22
NEW GOODS.

:" CHENEY, &GO.--Will open this
w morning, an assortment Of Staple and
Fancy DRY GOODS-among which arc-
Paris wrought muslin and lace capes wrought
Thibet shawls, new article; Hermann do; mus-
lin and cambrc edgings and ustrings; linen CAM
brio hdkfs. from ~ cents to s ,75 open work d
silk and cotton hose, small plaid gnghams long
lawns, super Bondard gloves, marking canvass,
etc. etc. [aug Is
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22

In this town. on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr. Elton, Mr. James Burdick to Miss Fanny
Marsh, daughter Of Mr Benz. Marsh, all of this
town.
AT Wareham, Mass on Monday last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Mott, Mr.. Amasa Howe, formerly of
Townsend, Yer, to Miss Elizabeth Melville Miles,
Of this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22
JAMES HAMMOND'S,

Circulating Library.
Recent .Additions. rtz,
2309 Stanley Buxton, or the School fellows, by
John Gait, vols.
3O6 Voyages round the world, by Edmund Fam
ming. vol.
23l0 America, three years in James Stuart, 2v.
23ll Frankenstein, or the modern Promethcus,
Mary w. Shelley, 2 vols.
23i2 Anne, of Gursten (revsed) by Sir Walter
Scott, 2 vols.
23l3 Legends of the West, by James Hall, 2 Wis.
23i4 Duchess of st. Leu, memoirs Of, from tile
French, vol.
23l5 Zoe, or the Siciliaa sayda, romance, 2v
23l6 Eufcrs Letters, on Natural Philosophy, (F
l.. So, 56,) David Brewster, 2 vols.
23l7 Rosne Laval. n novel, by Mr. Smith, VS..
23I9 Verpiancks dscourses and addresses.
23iS Abroy. The wondrous tale Of Abroy. ID.
Iraeli, 2 vols.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22
ID l l. ID,

In Ncw-Bedford, 18th inst. James Carpenter,
son Of Mr.. Thomas B. Bush. aged 10 months.
At Tiverton, on the 3Olh ult Mrs. Mary Tho
mas. wife of Mr.. Gardner Thomas, aged Ga years.
Al New-Orleans, on the Sd inst Of the prevail
ing Cholera, Mr.. Frederick II. Goodwin, former
ly of Plymouth, Mass, and for some time resi-
dent in this town. MIR. &. died in 8 hosrs after
leaving the steamboat fom St Iouis
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22
ADNL.VIS I'RATOR'S sale

By rniue Of an .Act Of he General Assem-
biy, and mder Me direction Of the Cou &
Of Probate, Of ihe torn Of Newport, wiH
be soM at public auction on he premises,
on Friday, Me 3OM INST. al II o'clock,
an:
A III. the rigm,titl and interest which Colonel
IN WM. rEW lare Of Newport, had at the
time Of his decense in and to certain lot Of land,
with 'he dwelling house and other buildings there
on, situated in 1hanes street, now occupied by
Peter Nj. slocum. The above is a very desirable
stand for business. s.Conditions made known az
the time and place. GEO. &. SHAW, adyn'r,
Newport JAY 30. (aug 8
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22
State Of Rhode Island and Providence
Plantations:

Clerks Office, Supreme Judicial Court, !
July 3ist, 1888.
VSNIIE creditors of RoD'r G.. SIssoN, Of Ports
Il mouth in the county Of Newport, butcher,
are hereby notified TO appear before said Conrt to
be holden at Newport on the fourth Monday Of
August next, to shew cause if they see fit, why
the petition Of the said Robert &. Ssson for the
benefit of an act for the relief of insovent debtors,
passed in January 1882, ought not to be granted.
Augl GEO. &. MASON, Clk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22
FIR T. S II SUPPLY OF
DRY GOODS,
Just rec'vdb by

EUT .TR d r. We " TON,
5000 yds American low pric d Cacos,
1000 do. English rich styles, do.
1000 do. Sheetings and Shntings,
NRENCfI muslins, ginghams, silks, pongees,
Il Irish linens, Russia diaper, linen and cotton
damask, green and red moreen, ribbons, fancy
hhdkis gloves and hosiery
With a complete assortment Of stuff for men and
boys summer wear, which will be sold nt u very
small advance l3 (iune
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22

BRIGADE ORDERS,
Head Quarters, Newport, Aug. IA, 1888.
The several Regiments comprising the
1st Brigade r. ]. Militia, will meet by
Regiments for the purpose of training,
disciplining and improving in Martial
Exercise, also for Inspection and Re-
view on the following days, viz
Ist Reg Col Benz II. Dawley, 23d Sept
4th Dyer Child, 24'h, "
10th" Gideon ii .Durice, ,25th, "
by order,
Brig. Gen. EDWIN WILBUR.
f. w. Burr,
Major and Inspector
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22

Hon. 1Ioratio Seymour declines bcn.
considered a candidate for the office O
Governor of Vermont.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22
THEATRE.
M / S s r A E. s
BEN EFET.

First night of Sheridan's comedy of the "RI-
VALS"-in which. Mr.. s. Mrs BARNEs--Mr.
and Miss RAE, will appear
MIR. PARsLOE, having kindly volunteer
ed lis valuable services by delaying his departure
',l' Fridays boat, will appear in the celebrated
characters of MUsHAPUG, in Jack Robinson
and DEsPERErTA, in the Dumb Girl of Ge-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

ASSESSORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the
IN Subscribers were appointed in lc.
gal town-mc eting held on the Sd
day Of June last, to assess tax OF Eight
thousand Dollars on the Inhabitants and
rateablc property in the town, to be col
lected and paid into the town Treasury
on or before the I st day of December
next. We therefore call upon all per-
sons interested therein, TO give IN to eth
or of us, a list of their Raieable Estates,
on or before the 2lst of August inst.
Thomas BUsH,
GEoRGE ESes, assessors.
N NB. HANMETr.
Newport, August 10Th, 1888
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22

A NEW TERM OF MY SCHOOL will commences
IA on Monday, July Ist. Hitherto, boys only
have been admitted; it will be, hereafter, open for
Girls and Boys.-The branches in which ins,ruc-
ton will be given, are Reading, Writing, Arith-
metic, Grammar, Geography, History, Algebra,
Geometry, Latin, Greek.--Those in which the
scholars are at present engaged, are all the above
mentioned except Algebra s. the Greek language.
Terms. $500 per quarter including stationary, or
$500 without it. THOMAS +. RODNfAN.
une Is Ttf1
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22
GRAND LODGE OF r. ISLAND.

A Quarterly Communication Of the
"A Grand Lodge Of the State Of Rhode
Island, will be holden at Mason's Hall,
in the city of Providence, on Monday,
Goth inst at 8 o'clock, p. m.
A punct,mI and general attendance Of
all the members; especially full repre-
sentation of all the Lodges, in the per-
sons of the Masters and Wardcns, or by
proxy, is desirable: as business of impor-
lance, will be laid before them.-By or
der of NJ w. Jos. G. COOKE, G. NJ.
aug SAM'L. w. Wheeler, G.. s.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WYE, the subscribers, having been sssein,s6
w by the Hon. Court Of Probate Of the
town of Newport, Commissioners to receive and
examine the claims Of the creditors against the es--
tate of Elizabeth Langley, late of Newport, dec.
represented insolyent, hereby give Ne,ice that
Fix months froin HE date hereof. being allowed
for receiving said claims, we will attend at the
House of $. Bell, on the last Saturdays of Sep
tember and November, at 2 o'clock, p. IN. fov
that purpose.
S. Bell,
silas Ward, comm'rs.
.... VIM. Alger,
Newport, Jaly 4th, 1888.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

VNNllE subscriber Having been appointed by the
Il hon. Court Of Probate for tlie town Of Mid
detown, administrator OF The estate Of isaac Il.
DE.N,NIS, late Of Middetown, dee. and having
given bonds according TO law, hereby requests all
persons having demands against said estate, to,
present the same fr settlement, and those indebt-
cd to make immediate payment TO
joshua CoGGEsHALL, .Qdmr.
Middletown, July 25, 1888
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1833-08-22

on SATURDAY mert, at 8 o'clock, a m.
at the subscribers store,
~lLL be sold nj Pnblic Auction,
w 10 Close consignment, 2 ps Bat
treste Dresses, and remnants o.
calicoes, cotton thread, partially dam.
aged . India mating carpet, 9 wooden
clocks, gold watch and chain, new and
second hand clothing, and a variety of
other articles. Sales positive--C Condi-
tons cash. NJ. Hall. auct.
Aug 90
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-18
THE OHIO.

SONds-To Miss MARY -. wRsgTHs Hess g,ssE A ore {; {. AYE. Then Is wee bit, pretty maid.
 As sweet an winsome as q tairy- ,acdria ask ,.i' ,,..i .'s.;;a wealth !.tls 10 wed,
 If could wed vi thee, Mary! I've wandered East--I'vo wandered West; As wanton as the winds that vary But ne'er was 1 sac truly blest,
 As when met wi thee, Mary! Like a wee, purple violet,
 That hangs its blushing head a-Weary, When wi the dew its leaves are wet Sac modest sweet art thou, MaIy! Thy brow is white, as IS the mist
 That sleeps on Heavens brow so starry; Or mountain snow by Sunrise kissed- Thy heart IS winter still, Mary! Thy cen are like an eagle's cen,
 That sitteth proudly on his aerie; They glitter in their starry sheen
 Yet modest as thy heart, Mary! Upon thy rosy cheek, the soul
 Seems in the gushing tide to vary, And crimson currents in 1t roll,
 As tho .hey wad break thro', Mary Mary! III could press thee in my arms,
 As my wee wife an bonny fairy, Iwadna gie, for thy sweet charms,
 The warld an a its wealth, Mary How sweetly wad the hours gae by,
 i hat now sac solemn are, an dreary, If thou upon my breast didst lie---
 My ain, my lovely, dear Mary!
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-18
JOHN MARTIN, Blacksmith. Gssnsnitil, and
 FQUneEer.
Founder

 D EsPEGTFuLLY informs his old GUS E- a toners and the public generally, that he has opened REw SHoF, immet et'ately below Dr. Watkins, and opposite the family residence of k. c. Byrd {at the sign of J. MARTIN, GUN AND BLACKSMITH l where he Is prepared to carry on all the above brances of business.
 He will make and repair SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS of every descriptions SIDE ARMS of all kinds made and re- paired. in the best possible manner IIA- CHiNlGRY efaii kinds repaired. BLACK sMIF4lNts of every kind doae at tiite shortest notice, and in the pest manner.--- He is also prepared to do all kinds of Steam s!:ee:.a. .rocll..
 As his charges will be moderate, and his work executed in the best manner and at the shortest notice, he hopes for share of the public patronage.
 All orders from a distance will be promptly attended to, if accompanied with the CASE.
 Liiae Rock, .apra24, 1893. 3T
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-18
ELEVEN LOTS.

AdjolnIng the cue on which the sisli is situated. The improvements are good elling-house, Smoke house, Kitchen, Nc. Terms will be made known on the day of sale.
 A small portion of cash will be requir- cd; the balance VI 1T be regulated in pro- portion to the amount of sale. The title of said property is good, and cane through WM. RussELL. Satisfaction as 10 tile, l pledge myself, W ill De given to the pur chaser. JOHN II. COOKIE.
 Cs- Should the above property be sold privately before the day of sale, notice thereof will be given.
 Little Rock, Dec 4, 1883. 4w-35
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-18
VALUABLE PROPERTY
 FO4s saNzs.

HNHE subscriber offers for sale the pre-
 mises whereen lie at present resides, in the county of lzard, situate on the point at the confluence of White River and the Big North Fork of the same, containing
 313 Acres 0f Land. a large portion of which Is botton Of the first quality, and the upland is well tim- bered, about 40 acres cleared and under good fence, convenient Cabin Dwellings. Stables, Cribs, &c.
 .4lso--A convenient STORE-HOUSE, at the landing on the Point, well calculat- ed as stand for Store likewise, lao lead of frst-rate STOEKsCATrLE. 10 head of excellent BEEF STEERS, and 100 head of HOGS.
 .1iso--A FARM situate in the county of Independence, about five miles from Bates. vile, containing l6o acres, 20 acres of which are cleared and under cultivation. Terms made known on application to the subscriber.
 An indispntable title will be made to purchasers.
 A liberal credit will be given to purcba- sers, by their entering into bond and ap- proved security.
 Persons wishing to purchase. can exam inc the premises and judge for themselves.
 JOHN DEARMAN. isard county, 2nd .A5r, 1858. ssea2
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-18
To Merchants and Capitalists. WALUApLE rRCEEgTy TOR
 SATTs

EDEING fully empow cred by the last will -sS of HEWEs ScuLL, deceased, the Exc. euters offer at private sale, his LATE RESIDENCE AT THE POST OF AR. K kAhSAS, situate on the bank of the river, near the landing: most eligible stand for business, and embracing several lots of ground, improved and under fence, as gardens and pasture lot. There IS on tie premises, 4 FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, with spacious cellar and kich en, brick smoke house, an excellent well of water, enclosed, with meat cellar ad joining; 4 BRICK STORE AND COUNT. ING ROOM, shelved aud neatly fitted ap for the reception of merchandise; A WARE--HOUSE; A LARGE TWO STORY FIR sME GIN and PRESS HOUSE, containing Carver Gin of the best quality, with the running gear and press, constructed on the most approsed plan.
 I'he old established character ss sac Post of Arkansas, as place of business, is So we'll known, that 10 ennmerate the commercial advantages, CT give further description of this property, appears tn, necessary as it is believed persons disposed to purchase will examine for themselves Should this property remain unsoia Oa the first of January next, it will be LEASED FOR TERM OF YEARS.
 Terms made known on application !" either of the subscribers.
 JAMES SCULL, <
 Pune Bfufs, Jeferson connly.
 T. FARRELLY, K
 Post of .4skansas.