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nor sALE-Ths wei known tract Of land IN The
county OF Buckingham. lying on Hunts Creek, six
miles from the virginia Mills, tho same distance from
New Canton, and sixteen from the Court House contain
ing by survey 1909 adjoining what is called the
Gold Mine Tract, Hatcher Tndol and others: also. our
right in the Gold Mine Tract, is though that the
right fully Invested in We therefore solicit all who
may be concerned in mining, to examine Tor
as the Indications good better than any other in
this part OF the country although several mines are work
ing in the neghbourhood TO the benefit OF the owners
The land IL suitable Tor corn wheat aud tobacco como
dcus building tor small family, good water aud he ahy
situation.
The sale will certainly take place the first day of SEN
TENDER next, upon the premises If fair II not the me-
lair day. The terms made known on that ,iay.
BIZ the Leg0iees IF tp,iiia,n 4iie,, deceased
" The washington Globe aud New York Evening Post will
please publish the above ou This
Office for collection fl7-tO - LII A ~"
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e. ALE OF LOTS IN FARMVlLLE.-On the 22I d.y
~ OF August next. II iar, il next fr av
VIII ne so'u TO The highest bidder credit OF one and
TWO years, rqns' ins'sImen,s) fifty lots adjoining the
Town OF r"r"vie; the said lots generally contain half
acre each anu are laid oil on streets corresponding with
"e pau vi s' Town: There are many OF the lots ell
suited for building situations for families and tho vho,
are well situated aud desirable property The sale is made
IN pursuance oil decree ot the County Court OF Prince
Edward plat OF The laud he seen BY In
The Subscriber AMI the lots will lie shewn to any person
wishing TO see them before the sale
NA1HL. f. VENABLE,
Guardian Of HIM. g. Tenabie.
June IA ~ a..
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a EM ACRES OF LAND Ar AUCrION.-Bv
sSV virtue of deed Of trust executed TO the sub
scber toy Tscharner Woodson, Jr deceased for certain
purposes therein named which deed bears date on the
9th September, 1927 and the day admitted 10
record in the Clerks Office OF Cumberland county will
offer tor sale, for cash, at public auction, Cumberland
Court HOuse, the 22d July next being the first day
OF July Cumberland Court, $50 land on which Mil
Ter oodson lives. called Carriers Cabin aud living in
mile South OF the Court House. This land can be
seen by application TO Miller oodson and persons int.
rested will do well TO attend betrrustee determined
10 sell. HEI FORD Trustee.
June 2S. I5-w3w
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terms
Breeders SrAKEs-we the Subscribers acro. 70
run SweepsttSes the Fairfield Course Spring Meet,
ing 1886 tor colts aud 6es then years old mile heats
lo0 entrance, h. t.. unless forfeit j. by st Nav
1885, in that 25 only. To the lime of sub
scrhIng aud 10 CLOSE 2t May 1S3i-There are now five
Subscribers. RICHARD ADAMS Prop,irt,y
July g IS-6t
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AND SCRIP.-The subscriber will pay the hIe hest
Is 4 marke price, for Land Scrip, warrants properly
authenticated 20 obtain Srip.-Apply 10 him in George
town, District Coumba-Prompt attention all appca-
ons. w s. NICHOLAS
Gemee'own, District Columbia july 6, 1898 l9-3t
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a MELiA SULPHUR SPRINGS.-The sub.cfIber
IA At these well known aud justly celebrated Medci-
friends and the public, jus fitted up large and COnodous
buildings, tor the accommodation OF nvads, and all other
persons who DESTROYS OF avding themselves Of ier
virtues, and healthy situation during The ensuing sumner
and autumn.His resideuce from its elevated and airy
situation, is as healthy as the country deems
comment upon the medicinal virtues OF the waters
irey Unnecessary and regards them well Aesed by the
large concourse Of persons who resorted them for
their health, when entertainment could he had in tie
neighboriood. He pledges himself regards his table
oedhng, stables, &c to spare pains IN promoting tie
ease and comfort Of Pefsons who favor him with their
patronage.
W lie haers himself that with mn'ifing assiduty and
very accommodating terms lie will he able give entire
satisfaction. FRANCIS 4. WILSON IN
May q 5-wl2'
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EN ERY-VIRcGNIA.--In Louisa County
n Court, May 1lth, 1888:
Nou. Il


against
John Sims, Jr., Garland Sims, Executor of BENJAMIN
Slnls, deceased, ana David Riclardson, D-
The defendant, john Sims, Jr not having entered his
appearance aud given security according TO the act OF As
semby and the rules OF this court it appearing 10 the
satisfaction oi The Court that he Is not inabant of this
State, on the motion OF the plaintiff by his counsel il is or
dered that e said John Sims Jr do appear before the
Justices OF our said Court at the Court house Oh the se-
cond Monday In August next and answer tie plaintiff
BILL and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in tie city OF Richmond Tor
two months successfully, and posted the door Of
the Couri-honso Of this county. A Copy-Teste.
june 4. [S-wSwsl JNO. HUNTER g. L. c. C.
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HN ANCERY-VIRGINIA AT Circuit Supe-
ror Court of Law aud Chancery, held Tor the county
Accomack at the Courthouse thereof, oil edne
the 18th day OF May, 1888:
ihomas C. Maberry and Joseph o. Pollard, Merchants
and partners, trading under the 6E Of Maberry & Pol
lard, pn.
Against
Philip e. Donley, William Parramorc, Jr. and Levin
Core, D.rs
his cause came this day, and being heard upon the
bii and answers OF the defendants William Psrraore Jr
and Levin Core, and it appearing the Court that the
sdin Php u Dohiey Is not an nhaban Of this Common.
wealth and cannot he served with the process of this
Conr- Is thereuson ordered by the Court that the said
defendant, Philip c. Donley, his appearance 10 this
s, on the second day of the OF this Court and
give security for performing ts decree and that copy
OF this order he forthwith published in the Richmond E-
qirer ana another copy thereof he posted at the front
door OF the Court house OF Accomack country and be
unued Tor two months successfully A Copy-Tes,e
June IA. [ll-wSwl THO r. JOYNES. C. s. C.
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n RY-VIRGINIA.-In Louisa County
Court May H. 1893:
William Henry Sims, and Newell Edwin Sims. in.
an's, aud Eliza Aun Sims by Newell Baker their ne xt
"teh"' PLAINTIFF
against
John Sims, jr., Garland Sims, Executor of BENJAMIN
SIMS uec d., ana DAVID Richardson, Defendants.
he defendant, John Sims, jr, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act Of
Assembly aud the Rules OF this Court aud it appearing
to The satisfaction oil the court, that he not AN inhab
am OF 'hs sa'e' OH the motion OF the plaintiffs by their
counsel it is ordered, that said John Sims ir o
pear before the Justices OF court, the court house
on the second Monday in August next and answer the
PLAINTIFFS hili; aud that copy OF this order be forthwith
Inserted in some newspaper published the city of Rich
mon io two months successvey posted at the front
door oil the Courthouse OF this county.
Copy Tcste, JOHN HUNTER, c. +. C.
June a. S-wSNH
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against

Elisha Garrett and Jean his wife, who Jean Hazel
grove Charles Hun!ley, and Nancy his Wife, who was
Nancy Hazelgrove. Martha Hazeigrovc, and MARY pot
ter and Cathanne Potter children OF Lucy Potter who
WAS Lucy llazelgove the said Catherine being an infant
under The age o. twenty years, by Philip 49, Winston
"eI e""In'"h All ihcin Defendants.
This day came, as well the plaintiffs the defendant
Cahatine Potter, by her guardian adj Item aforesaid by
iheir counsel, and the hill aud of the said
PENDANT being hed aud The other defendants not having
entered Their appearance and given security according TO
Inc Act oil Assembly and the rules of this Court,
appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that thew 70 not
Inhabitants oil this counryOn tie motion of The plaintiff
is ordered. that the said defendants Elisha Garrett and
Jean his wife, Charles HundIey, aud Nancy Lis wife
Martha Hazeg"ove, aud Mary Potter. do appear here on
the hrstday OF July Court next and or the plaintiff
said Bi and that copy of this order he forthwith insert
ed III some newspaper published in the City of Richmond
ior two monihs successfully and that another copy be pos
ed at tie trout door OF the Court house OF This county
Copy Tesie, PHILIP u. WINSTON, c. II. c.
May IS. 6-vSv
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NOTlCEi Is hereby given, that application will he made
tor The renewal OF certificate Of One Share Of Stock
standing in the name Of Tho Arnsead the Books Of
the Bank Of Virginia the same having been lost or mis-
laid. July 1G--w6w
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To Kirk Boot, Esq, Lowell. a. . D'>hLSoN

NORFOLK, July 9.-Wc with pleasure, give place in
our columns TO the following testimonials Of apploba on
from ihe Acting Secretary OF the Navy aud Commas
ers OF The Navy Board, ELECTED by late jealous exe,
Preparingior sea and un- docking OF the Deiatcare
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-16

1H ESSRS. JOHN HARD1MAN and JoHN MoRRtss:
IVM Y0n will take notice, that shall on the 20tb day
OF July next, in the Court House OF Buckingham county
between the hours Of ten O'Clock iD the morning aud four
o'clock ~ the evening, take the dispositions OF Peter H.
Jones and others, TO be read evidence in the OF
foreign attachment, pending between in the Coun.
~ Court OF Buckingham, and continue from day to day,
Sundays excepted1 till completed.
SAMUEL JONES,
9th June, 1888. [ll-w4w1 SAMUEL FORD,
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Signed, sealed and acknowledged ISeal1
in the presence of
N. b. Whenever u person means to vote as Executor.
Administrator Guardian, Trustee Sc will 20 express
il IN the Power. TS-uinl
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!. SNl! III has IN press and will publish without
q ~ delay, the decisions Of the First Court Appeals
from its its dis oiuiion 1888; the un-
reported cases in the New Court oil Appeals death
OF Judge Pendlcton, in October S03 with i'm
the General Court Court OF Admiralty Federal Court
and the cases in the Court OF Appeals from the death of
Judge Pendleton 10 the first volume OF Hennng and
Munford's Reporrs-lhe whole comprised in three yo-
lumes--by Daniel Call.
The above volumes will complete the series Of Virginia
Reports from the Revolution the present time; iey
have been prepared with great labor and expense from
The notes and memoranda OF the Judges and Lawyers
who attended the Courts and diiigent examination of
Tie Records; II ~ therefore about TO be submitted to tho
public with csnhdence in its fidelity
The work will he neatly aud accurately printed in the
same style Randopls and Legh's Reports and bound
in call to match the three Vols Calls Reports Edited
by Joseph Tate, Esq, with full Table oil contents, of
Cases Reported, and of Cases Cited and will be proceed
ed 10y Biographical sketches OF the very eminent Judges
who so largely contributed the foundation aud super
structure oi our Judicial System.
As 10 the importance o these reports the public and
especially 10 the CZrns of Virginia, the publisher
leave TO quote the opinion OF Judge Coaer in the cee-
hrd'ec case OF 'h9 Commonwealth Sy's admr. LIST
Leigh. SOL. "Thi,, by the wsy Gan error into which
The Judge had ihirn is strong proof me- amongst
Others which have occurred since ! have been in this
COr oil the importance To The public OF Calls
reports; Calling Tor their puhicaton, piee
the series OF decisions. take this 10 tender
him my thanks for the opportunity he has given me of
seeing the report OF INNS Attorney Gen. Roane al"
The three Volumes will probably be for or about
the second day OF December next, on which day the
price oil them will he announced--Genlemcn who may
wish 10 possess them, by leaving their names with the
Publisher previous to that day, shall be emitted TO dis
count OF fifty cents per volume iiom that price.
July 2 I6-6t
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IN CHANCERY Rules, holden in
the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery Tor The County OF Buckingham, the third
day o! June, 1888:
John Couch and Mary his wife, John Couch adm'or
et his former wife, Elizabeth C0urh decd Thomas |
Anieson and William Couch, adn'or of Ann Couch
"ee"'' Ps
against
Robert Rives. Robert Carter curator OF the estate of
Jobn Harris deceased Thomas W Gner, adm'or. de
Dons non OF Christopher Hudson, dec'd Sc. Nathaniel
anderson, executor, administrator heir, disthutee OF
N"tae Anderson, deceased in any way representing
The es ate oil the said Nathaniel Ander.on decd " no
was executor OF Tho Anderson decd, Thomas PAteson
a''i Sarah his wife, Pce Perkins sheriff ana aiuor of
Samuel Winirey deceased, and Price Perkins i'm hs o
right, John y. Anderson, and VIM. Anderson, Ders
l he defendants, Nathaniel Anderson Thomas Pstttson
and Sarah his wife, and John s. Anderson not having en-
tered her appearance and given security according the
actor Assembly and The rules oil this Court and il ap
pearnS 10y satisfactory evidence that they are not ina
btdns at this country: ii is ordered, That the said alb
sent defendants o appear here the first day Of the
next September term, aud the bill of the plaintiff
and that copy OF this order he forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond Tor two
months successfully aud posted the front door Of the
Courthouse oi this county
A Copy. Tese, X. ELDRIDGE C. c G O.
June "a. I-vsw
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"A The Instance OF several breeders o blood nor
"a Sweepsiake has been opened on the following
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IN CHANCERY-V IRGINIA-Iu Hanoyer Coun1v
"a Court April 9th, 1888:
benjamin Hazeigrove, JOSIAH II zelgrove William Tho
MAJ and Susan his vile, Who was Susan Hazelgrove VIII
liam Hazelgrove John McGhee, and Caroline his VIII.
who was Caroline Hazelgrove, and james Hazelg,ove
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-21

Not one of all the list--whioh duly wanes, From Andrew Jackson, down to the Sa-
 cerdos, The Rabbi Inseatts } Noah Israel's gatherer-- Who piously holds Clay as Lneiier. And gifted with wondrous eloquenee, By that inc argumetrt, salary; Heaps upon him opprobium intense, And tells again, ,.ufged by that potent lee, The antique story with 10 evidence, Of bargain and of CIay's corruptien--he Like others tLat you may have chancedsto
 view,
 Has fold his lie so off. he thinks ittrne. Allons. the canto's out, and adjourn have appeared in one mood to yonreyes- And it may be--should l perchance re- That shall comeswearing another guise--- may be melancholy gloomy--stern-- Or most sententiously and grayely wise-- At any rate, my muse must take her
 flight,
 And makes, on all, her brief adieu--good
 night!
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-21

All the Wagons and Teams are in good
 condition, and ready for immediate ser
 vice. Each Wagon is furnished with one
 Jack-Screw.
 The above Teams consist of 50 Horses,
 and between 1S0 and 190 Oxen. The Horses are we'll broke to Harness, of good working age and condition, and among them are some of the most substantial pull ling Horses in the Territory. The Oxen
 are all young, well matched and broke, are Of the most valuable working size, and in prime condition.
 As the above Wagons and Teams are
 superior to any in the Territory, for the service Of Indian Emigration, and as the employment of Wagons for that service
 the ensuing autumn will it is believed) be Considerable, the undersigned here makes
 known, that, in his engagements ofWagons ! and Teams, for subsequent Indian move ments, a preference of employment will be given to persons making purchases, tprice and services to be performed being
 the same), oyertEe employment of Teams belonging to other persons; and 1t may be
 farther understood, that those persons who ipay the highest prices for the property
 according to it's value, shall have prece- denee in the public Employment. A re- COFu OI loaleS3 eI0VEdCtuB ayluese paTllCtt- lars, will be kept, for reference of all con- tcerned.
 SALES CASH-And all property dis posed of will be delivered at the time the sale is declared. No credits will be giv-
 en on any of the purchases.
 The sale If tue weather Is not stormy) will commence at o'clock, P. Nj. of the d15 above named and will be continued from day to day until the whole of the Wa gons and Teams are disposed of. J. BROWN, Captain U. S. 4
 and Pria. Dis .ag't, Indian Renaooal. Little Rock, A. T., July 19 16-7w.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-21
EXCHANGE OFFICE.

VES SHE undersigned, having established
 R an EXCHANGE OFFICE at this place, are prepared to transact business m the Exchange line generally-to wit: Government drafts cashed; drafts on the Departments; drafts on time, accepted or accompanied by letter of credit, pun cha sed; advances made on produce shipped; and bills of Exchange negotiated in the principal eastern cities and New Orleans. As the Notes of the Bank of Maryland. Baltimore, constitute the fund in which the business of this Office is done; that no doubt shall be entertained of tleir sound : ness as circulating medium; the public arc hereby informed that the parent IT S Bank has ordered all its branches in the V " est to receive those notes at par; and to this order IS superadded an arrangement oy which the notes of the Bank of Mary "a. "a lias sllali in nowise hereafter be subject Orleans,
 DAVID FULTON & Co.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-21
E. WILSON.

COMMISSION MERCHANT, LITTLE ROCK,
 NNNlLL attend to the receiving and for
 w warding of all Goods committed to his charge. Having recently purchased the larg 2 md eem,nea ions " l F . T HaiIS F, of Messrs Thompson S- Bremen, situated immediately at the Steam boat Landing. he is now prepared to store any quantity of Goods which may be committed to his care. Goods consigned to him for sale on commission, will be disposed Of to the best advantage. Dec l2
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-21
Runaway Negro in Jail.
Feb 20

~3 A runaway negro, who calls
 M Himself a free man, and passes .-Sr by the name of JACK OWEN, K was taken up on the 23d inst, Aazsssskaa and committed to jail Said ne- gro is about 5 feet or 7 inches high, slender made, yellow complexion, has a scar on lis left arm, caused by burn, a small scaron his right wrist, which he says was caused by a cut from hoe; has with him an old camlet 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;one pair ofoid beayerteen pantaloons; 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 vas taken. From his manner of speaking ltis supposed he has lived with the French. Speaks quick when spoken to--is very lively turped 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 will be dealtwith according to the laws of this Territory.
 J. M. KUYKENDALL, Shf.
 and JGilor of LG,orence countu. Jackson, fl T., June 30, 1883. I4-l3w
 PriRte7.ss fee, Sl9 25.l
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-21
.lDril 24fh, IS33.


 FIN the late copfagration of the Treasury \ building, nearly all the correspondence ottbe Secretary ofthe Treasury, from the establishment of the Department to the 3lst March, 1893. was destroyed, including, as well the original letters and communica- tions addressed to tue Secretary Of the Treasury, as the records the letters and communications written by him. With a view to repair the loss, as far as it may be practicable, all officers of the United States, are requested to cause copies to be prepared and authenticated by them, of apY letters texcepting those hereinafter al- |luded to1 which they may at any time have written to, or received from, the Secretary ef4 he preas....yy end q T those " m 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 it be copied on folio fools cap paper, with a sufficient margin on all sides to admit of binding--no more than one letter to be contained on a leaf. Itis also requested, that the copies be written in plain dis tinct or expressing hand. Where the ori= ginal can be spared, 1t 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 desireds are the records of the letters written by the Secretary of the Treasury to Presidents and Cashiers of banks, from the 1st October, 1919, to the 20th Febraa- ry, 1885, all the correspondence relating to the Revolutionary claims of Virginia officers to half pay, under the act of 9th July, 1882; and to applications for the benefits ofthe acts the 2d March, 1881, and 14th July, 1899, for the relief of cer- tain insolYent debtors of the United States. Copies of some circular letters and in- structions, written by the Secretary, have also been preserved; and it is requested that before a copy be made ofany circular letter or instruction, written by thesecre- taIy 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, 1883. l3-l3w
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-21
DAVID FULTON & Co. Little Rock, A. T., Aug 2, 1888. I8-sw
To J0urneymen TaiIors.

TWO rthree Journeymen Tailors, who "A are first-rate worlsfnen, will receive constant employment, un immediate apph- eaton to the subscriber, who will pay S7 for making dress-coats, and for other work n the same proportion.
 Little Rock, July To- l4-tf
 rThe Editor of the Louisville Focus ana Journal, will publish the foregoing sae= : Vertisement four times, and send his ac- eonnt 10 this office for payment.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-21
DRUGS AND MEDICTVToCS

E UST received from New YorL ', ee Baltimore, per steamer Litle D .E '' a fresh assortment of Drugs and .Ved,s;'aA sSsA Paints, Oil, Glass, &c. which we w;'i 'sI' '' wholesale and retail, on accommod.,;sl 9,l, SsI terms, for cash, or approved credit. < the Drug and Chemical store of
 RITCHIE &, VAN PRADETlFs 50 lbs Calomel, EngI60 lbs Muriat s,; 40lbs Tart. Emetic 60 oz sul lln;Oios ,s~ 100 lbs Chloride ofI20lbs Flake Mama
 Lime, 59 lbs Sienna AIex, 4 gross SeldlitzI 10 lbs Pulr Rhnbsrs
 Powders, 20 lbs Cantbari5s, 4 do Soda do. 60l5s Sup CarbSoe, bbls Castor Oil, 40 lbs Tart Aei5 / do Lamp Oi,70 lbs Puly Roc6el,
 Fall strained, Salts, 100 lbs Oil of Vitriol ,l50 lbs Gamnbor 100 lbs Nitric Acid, 15 lbs Gum Ooinn Carpenters Fluid extract of Sanaoari,
 do OH of Canthariden,
 do do Cubebs,
 Piporine, IGroton Oil Magic Matches, Eau de Cologne Thermometers, Naples Shaving Som Amputating Instruments &e. Tors6sH with great variety of other articles alrl ally kept in our line. ALS0-Dye StufsI spt Furpentine; Copal and Japan Yaaii 8.e.
 Lahe Rock, .uag 8, 1883. 5tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-08-21
NOTFCE.

TEyHE subscriber having soId.b;s ...,
 x Groceries, &c. to Messrs' n' ns.OcE e LOWRY. requests all those ;pdas.SSS ind 9.sS ( him, either by Note or Book eeossa aeeos la call and settle for same at tbe;s sssuunti .s le Having every confidence in n'S'e
 billty and integrity of Messrs. '41 n'sl saPa LoaUry, cheerfully recommend 1aaA tba :, the confidence ofmy friends and tb,' 'ns5 ns9s.
 A. PODESTFRsRP' TFsP''' LittIe Rock. June 3. 7s9a - Nr'