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The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-31

A letter from Judge LACY. informs US of his arrival, with his lady, at the Post of Ar kansas, in time to hold his court at that place. lie jeff there on Wednesday fast to hold the court in Mississippi county. His health is still very delicate and preca- rious, but he confidently expresses the be- lief that he shall be able to hold all the courts in his circuit. He will hold special terms in the counties of Monroe and St. Francis.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-31

The editor of the Nashville Banner, takes qce editors in Arkansas, to be very cross, ill-natured and unneighborly set of fellows. In his paper of the 18th instant, he holds this language :--" A bitter edito- rial warfare is raging between the Editors of the Gazette and Advocate, papers pub lished at Little Rock, Arkansas. These Editorial quarrels generally have no other effect than finally to render both parties contemptible in the eyes of the pnblic.n
 Very well said But we plead not gull ty to the charge. We have been, of late, as the public will bear us witness, one of the most pleasant and neighborly men iii the world-considering thatwe are a bachelor and have looked with the utmost horror upon the relentless and S bittern war which is waging between our neishbors of the h. telligencer and Gazette. The editor of the Banner is mistaken in his man--he must have confounded names, and meant some other paper. True, the editor of this paper and he of the Gazette, have passed few compliments, but nothing more.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-31

The Spy in Washington, says, in letter to the editor of the Courier and Enquirer, that if Van Buren and his party are defeat- ed at the approaching election for Cover nor in New York, he will be abandoned as a candidate for the Presidency, and Col. Richard M. Johnson substituted.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-31

the patent, are N. Sawver r :, and $. C. Freelove. won,d I' harkud nclen1ly acquainted with the he se;as @s's l s| mecnanlcs' n give you a descriDt;o,ae Ge,ence) ,m,aehinefy, !, by means of which aol saea oi Die ends are attained but not be;a.. saun oss! Tn those matters, l have only a,tass bs 'eaf! give you the results. attempted
 have seen the press or eno;.. t'en e' s and the bricks cast rom f i, batf ,fi
 fore io, and after their being laid into 'o'A
 They possess, to the fullest extent nj ,s.
 most desirable qualities which e, ' 'lle ' \ to building materials, viz; at,,a1.a aa 0elo| beauty. "'4s@
 ,,. A FRIEND OF Rr,o.,,
 Mt Vernon, Ohio, July P, eissaaa' issa
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-31
From the Kentucky Gazette.

We are indebted to the politeness of Col. R. M. Johnson for the interesting letter, giving detail of the expedition of the Dragons. As 1t is an authentic ac- count, it will put to rest the various rumors as to the expedition. 1t is from one of the officers, Capt D. and may be re-
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-31

THE RAcEs.-The races over the Little Rock Course, will commence on Monday next-three ysracing. Many fine horses from abroad are already here, and among them Is the celebrated turf horse VOLCANO. Much sport is anticipated.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-31

The President of the United States reach ed washington city, rom ms vlst 10 he Hermitage, on the evening of the first inst. His health is said to be much improved.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-31

The notorious William Cobbett, Gen. Jackson's biographer, has been nominated for President. and Amos Kendall for Vice President.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-31

ssDigrsi things rightly, touching tiie veal
 of the Commons
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-31

column, inviting proposals for furnishing provisions for the subsistence of the Qua paw Indians.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-31

0rWe call the attention of Contractors to Capt. BRowN's advertisement in another
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-31

CHoLERA.-This disease, at on, !.
 dates, had abated somewhat of it's y;as] on the plantations near the Savannah ! its rayages were still quite extensive amel the colored population.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-31

REMARKABLE CoINeIDENcE.-.ao Burr, and the son of BLENNERHAssp~r n ~ . occupy rooms just opposite each other, the corner of Gold and Fulton street. probably without being aware of the crs, stances themselves.-N Y. Irons
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-31
Summary.

:, The total loss of slaves by chol.,s the Savannah and Ogesche rivers; s'sls ;s soa
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-31

A proposition is now before the CouI cils of New York, for mounting on hOr] one hundred of thelr nightly watch I| warmly adyo cated by the Editor of ld Star, as well upon the grounds of effcjepd as those of economy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
HARDW ARE.

In this line the subscriber has a supply worthy the attention of ALL. As the assortment is intended to embrace all the articles usually called for in that line, an enumeration in part may give better idea Of the whole: SAWS of every variety, viz: MILL SAWS,
 English and American, Cast and GrrmaW
 Steel. of assorted lengths. Cross-cut Saws, do. do. do. Tenant Saws, do. 7do. Circular Saws: Hand and Pannrl Saws. from the royal im-
 proved refined spring steel, down through
 the various grades to the common and low priced. German steel d0.as -sss Brass and iron back Saws. all sizes, dstrrrnt ,.
 qualities. Compass, Webbr a0d Wood do.
 with frames complete. Chiscls. all sizes of mortiee, Firmers', ands
 turning and socket. Gouges, do. Firmcrs', tnr0ing and caTEers.. Plane Irons, all widths. single and double. Broad Axes, Hatchcts, Augers, Auger Btts, Adzes, Bevils, Rules.
 Veers' patent SL common Squares. plated do. Bit Stocks aad Bits, a complete assortment
 at reduced prices. James Wood Screws. Butts, Door Trimmings.s S% Locks, full assortment of all kinds for doors,
 chests, trunks, drawers. SLc.
 Files and Rasps, all shapes, sizes g. qualities. Buckles. Bitts and Trimmings generally for harness makers, Of latest fashions and low
 est rates. BENCH and MOULDING TOOLS. select
 ed from the stocks of the best makers, at manufacturers' prices. .e. Round. square and hoop Iron and Cast Steel. Shovels and Tongs, brass and iron AndiroOs.
 Knives and Forks. Warning Pans, Swivel
 Frying Pans, and housekeeper's articles of
 all sorts. HOLLow WARE. Coffee Mills of old and new invention. Curtain Pins, Glass Knobs, Brass and L.ac-
 quered do. and Cabinet Makers Trimmings throughout. - Brushes, from horse brush to tooth brush inclusiva--as we'll as the thousaHd little Rrti- cles in the hardware line-many of which the want is of more consequrnce than the worth -w hirh the suhscriherh has been at mncl pains |" gather together for the accommodation Of the public.
 BUFFALO ROBES and SLEY BELLS,
 in anticipation of the approaching season.
 White Lead, Spanish Vhits, Src. st
 Flour. Sole aad Ippcr Leather.
 Glue, Glass, N0iIs, and Pufty. s
 All "fwhich IS respectfully submitted.
 Litchfeld. Oct. 2 IT
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
Drugs astd JHedicimes, Paints, Oils, Wines, &LO.
 Al WhOlesale umd RetaiL
T C RECK WITH

oDe NTO OHOM W A n AA
 0FFERS fer sale a complete assOFtment Ay of the above articles in quantities to suit the purchaser, on as good terms as they can be bought within the state,, for cash or eredlf, including an assortment Of Bronzes, Gold and Silver Lesf and Foil, Gums Capal. and Shell Lac, Alcohol, Japan and COpal Varpish, Ia marinds, Madaer, COchinral, Indigo, Amerl- can and Russian Isinglass. Spires, Sal Eraius, Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda and Seidlitx Pow dcrs,, Congress Water-superior and 'comr1on winter Sperm, Castor, pure Linseed and Sweet Oils, Comp. Chlorine Tooth Wash, PrestOn's Salts, Bayberry Tallow.
 A large assortBent of PATENT MERl- CINES-incInding Keepers, James, Kush's and Phinney's ADti-dyspeptie Fills. Deans Rheumatic Pills, Kldders Medicines .Ander- sons Cough Drops, Batrman's Drops. wasan's Panacea. Welch Medicamentum,T ,Thom omnsoIS sA. Eye Water, ,Soc. lN
 Also,. a complete assortment of English and American PAlNTS-among which are white, and red Lead. Whiting. Chrome Yellow ands Green, PrHssian Blue No. and 2. Dutch ana Rose Pink. Terra De Sienna, Vermi!ion,. Lamp Black, &c. '''ee
 London Brown Stout and L.. and Philad.. Porter-Old Madeira, pure Port, vSamos and6 other WINES. in bottles and by draught, at; retail. Pure Cogniae Brandy, Holland Gin,. w. !. Rum. SLc. as medicines. tE@
 Physicians. Hatters, Painters. &Lc. suppliek on as good terms as they can purchase the same qualities in New York. s.s..
 Lifchfpld. .f1n. Q4 aFt- SS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
TO PRINTERS.

E. White and V0ms 8agar ID EsPEcrFULLY inform the Printers Of the n United States, to whom they have been long individually known as established Letter Founders, that they have now formed CO., partnership in said business, and hope from their united skill, and extensive experience, to be able to give satisfaction 10 all who may la vor them with orders. y The introduction of machinery in place Of the tedious and unhealthy process of casting type by hand, desideratum by the European and American Founders, was ny American ingenuity. and heavy expenditure of time and money On the part of our senior partner, first successfully accomplished. Extensive use of the machine cast letter has fully tested and established it's superiority in every particular over that cast by the old process. .5 .@ The Letter Foundry business will hereafter be carried on by the parties before naaaed, under lhe 6rm of WHITE, HAGAR & Co. <. Their specimen exhibits a complete series. from diamond to sixty -four lines pica. The book and news type being in the most modern light and style. --....
 White, Hagar & Go. are agents for ths sale of the Smith and Rast Printing Presses, which they can Girnisk to their customers at manu- facturers' prices. Chases, Cases, Composing Sticks, Ink. and every article used in the Printing business, kept for sale and furnished on short notice. - t
 Old type taken in exchange (at 3 cents per poundl for new. . E. WHITE,
 w. HAGAR.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
RUNAIW AY

TVROM the subscriber on ar about the 17th L inst. an indented girl named Oiive Cross- man. who vas seduced by and has absconded with William Narragon to parts unknown He has left a wife and three children sick and in distressed condition. hereby forbid all persons harboring or trusting the said Olive on my account, as Twill pay no debts of her contracting after this date and whoever will return said Olive shall have one cent reward and no charges paid. pl {" 2,a+ 2d V
 Iilsae7 a@o7 ELIJAH CROSBY.
 F.. S. The editors of the several new pers Fare requested tO give inc above an insertion.
 Nes0. Nil ford, Feb. l0, 1884 *S8
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06

"A A 1AA4y SO4Y E0 OlAO1AA6 ~ 2
 OrfGenss ef Literutare, 11iis, and Sentiment. Issued monthly, each number continuing 4s Toy- 0l oct00o pages. embeliished with fine engraV-
 ings on steel. copper and aoOod, and scith seso
 aud fashionable msusic-torming e Volwne cf
 near 500 pages at tke close of tbe qear, with
 an engraved tifte-rage aud finder. & '''.'. TKvHE preceding volumes of the CASKET sufi- A scienty prove the punctuality of the publisher in fulfilling his contracts with his patrons, regards its contents and embellishments, and e-e sufciens, with those at all acqaanled with the work, to show it's tvHe character. The constantly iBcreasng patronage be- slowed upon the Casket has enabled the publisher to add considerably to it's value. lis typographical ap. pearance s equal to any American periodical, and the volume which commenced with 1884, as regards ap- pearanee, quantity and quality of its embellishments literary contents &c. will render it the cheapest peril odicai Of the kind in the country. 3ss J# $@4t.
 The facilities of obtaining good matter for the work have greatly Increased of late. Many of the best Eu- ropean Magazines, as well as ;he best American peri odicas are regularly received for the especial use oG the Casket. Selections from all are made whh grea. care.
 The publisher believes that no other work contains such profIson and variety of ofem5ellishmenis. The of Portraits of distinguished individuals; plates of the Newest Fashions, hoth of Europe and Americss str- king and Interesting views of Amercan Scenery; Ma tural History: Foreign and Domestic Architecture ; and other subjects that may be ealeaated e interest and amuse.
 Careful attention is paid Poetry, Anecdose, Light Reading, Amusing Sketches and those esceerds which 50 delightfully."- relieve the mind from the labor of study, refreshing the understanding, and giving zesl to graver and more importane compositions.
 The price of the Casket, SotwithAtaading the many Improvements made in all it's departments. will be ed for s5o year. @ or s sno, sid o" the % e"% of the year. GeniIemen at distance pemtng six sHb- scriptions, entsd to copy gratis, and ten per ceni for collections. Complete for 1928, 1899, ad Ann8e 8esa nAsnA NvRae either bound CT n asMnbers. at.E 4't
 The volume for 1884 wilt rom the great yarisiy ard beauty of its pictorial embellishments, be extremely iists Those who desire the work sent to them should transmit their orders at an early day. s,l,tE. ~ <
 T Orders free of poatage, will Do promptly attend ed to-. Remlances may 6e made with safety. Address S. C.. ATKINSON, Fa&Sa t'ss No 36 Cartersa Alice philadeiuhia.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
AUCTION SALE.

"ILL be sold At Pubic Auc- 4ffeI w ton, on, the goth of March Nsss next. (unless previously disposed of at private sale) the situation re- gently occupied by Rev. V. D. Taylor, in South Farms. consisting ofa Dpelling House, Barn. Wood House. and other Out HOnses, an excellent Garden. well of water. anda small Moving Lot. making very desirable location for mechanic. Liberal credit will be given if desired. Terms made known at the time, and place of sale, For further partic6lars in- quire of E. CowLEs, near the premises. : ssa'' JAMES WAUGH.
 and others, Propristors,
 .SoNfk Farms. Feb. 20, isS4 5tS7
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
{ POETRY. .,,

&sS RETURN TO NEW ENG-
 E LAND.
 joy to callmy home,
 i'd lale decree,
 Ed e'er be forced to roam
 W loved in thee?
 ssngland how thy name awakes -sach feeling of my heart, How every throhDing pulse pariakes The bliss, my thoughts of thee 'mPaF| My Fatherland! receive once more My melancholy tread; And spread a shield of comfort OCT Thy chiId's defenceless head Thy SaIes aFe Iovelier 10 these eyes Than Southern suns can "ooi @ : More beautiful thy couded skies Than inc clear richness of Italian blue. How gloroUsly thy verdant hiIs -. Successive bless my view; :, How bli,heIy dance thy speaking rllls, As with refreshing dew, ' :. They sprinkle every blade of grass That skirts their dappled waves They seetn to gree, me, as pass Returning from the land of Slaves. PEDRo'
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
REAL ESTATE #'siar FOR SALE st

{ 4t tOAOS hO1A AA429 tHONSISTING of a large wo.story Brick " DtUelling House, together with Barn
 and other convenient out hnildings, and about 40 Acres of choice LAND, weILadapted 10 blowing and moving. situate in the southerly part of Sheffield. in The cnunly of Berkshire, and state of Massachusetts, it being part of the farm formerly owned and occupied by Gen. Jeremiah Hickok, late deceased. ,
 eFor particular description Of the premises and the terms of sale. reference may 'be had to Mir. NoysE LEONARD. of Sheffield af"re.
 said, DANIEL LWILLIzMs,E Esq of LenOx, in said
 county, Or to LOT NORTON, of Salisbury, in
 Litchkeld county, and state of Connecticut.
 <. She1ftid, Feb. l8, 1884 S7
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
CASKET,

Neso- York, Feb. 1884 ,~ ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
PERFUMERY.

purchased, at the lowest New ork prices. and are offered at a moderate advance from cost {: among waich may be found Cologne, Florida, Honey I.avendar and Boquctte Water. Otto of Rose, Milk of Roses. Cold Gram for beau- tifying the skin. Tincture of Pearls, new and valuable composition fr the immediate removal of pimples, freckles. and all rough ness of the skin; A:,boyna Lotion. bring a perfect restorative of all diseases of the tet tn and gums; Fancy Soaps, pot and roll Poma- tum, Antique oil. Balm ofCe!ombia. for the preservation of the color and beauty of the hair; Swaim's Panacea London and Phila- delphia PORTER; BROWN STOUT Gum Copol and Sheltac, S1c. Stc. &c. -'"
 G@Physicians and others wishing any ar ticles in the line respectfully invited to call and examine for themselves before pHrchas- ing elsewhere. svt a~
 Litchfeld,. Lan. so. 1884 S4
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
.Agemts Wanted.

INDIVIDUALS wishing to travel in differ A eut sections of the United States, will find steady employment during the year circulat- ing Ualuo0te and interesting publications, by calling upon the subscribers. f. 7.f7p4 HUTCHINSON & DIVER,
 or, B. B. BARBER, -1
 EzchGnge Ruildings. Hartford, Jan. I. 1884 6m3O
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
AfG Court gf Probate holden at Washington,
 February Sd, 1884. 9 Fi#ii

Prssent. Daniel B. Brinsm1de, Esq. Judge.
 NNHE administrator on the ssiate of DA. II ViD DAVIES. late of said Washington. deeeased, represents the same tO be insolvent, and requests CDmEnissiOnea appointed m the same. Notice is hereby given that COmmis- sioners on said estate will be appointed al the Probate Office in said Washington, on the first Monday of March next. at nine o'clock iD ihe forenoon. o3 leif.r4 s0
 sz. DANIEL B. BRlEsMADE. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06


 Nes0. Mslford, Feb. 19, 1884 "S8 At Court of Probate holden at Li,chfeld
 soithin mad .for Me District of Litchf field, on
 the 15th dag of FebrwGry, 1884 :a
 Present, Frederick WolcOtt, Esq. Judge. ETPON the petition of Content Beach, for " merly of. Torrington, in said district, now of Deyer. in the county of Strafford and state ofNew-E Eiampshise. showing to this Court that shs is the mother and legal guardian of Cath arine Beach. Samuel Beach, and Malinda Beach, alt minors under the age of twenty-0n years. and residing in said Dover; and that each of said ninoss is the uwnef in fee.simple ofone untiEided eighth part of three certain tracts Of land sitaate in said TOFfington, and within said probate district of Litehfeld. sub Ject to the right of dower of the said petition. CT therein, which estate descended tu them lrom their father Samuel Beach, late ee said Trrington. deceased, and from two children ofsaid SanneA Beach. deceased, sisters 0f ihe E said minors. who died without issue since the decease of said Samuel One of said tracts contains about aa acres. and is of the value of twenty-eight hundred dollars. The second of said tracts contains about seven acres. and is of the value of eighty dollars. The third of said tracts contains about I4 acres. of the ya- lpe of one huRdred and twenty dollars--said several tracts being bounded as descrihed in the petition-And fartheE stating that said lands are anpr0ductive to said minOrs; that a part of the proceeds of the' sale of the same is required for the n0Eture and education tOf said minors; praying that the interestsof said minoEs m said real estate tpay be aDld and the avails thereofbe disposed efas ahe law directs -as by petition on file, dated Feb. 8, 1884:
 lt is ordered ty this C0aFA thAt said gnastii. an give notice of said application. hy Causing this order to he published in newspaper printed in LitchGrId three weeks suecessively at least six weeks before the hearing and that said petition will De heard 1t the Probate or 6re in said District, onithe hIth day Of May next, at ten o'c clock in the ForUnOO0.8 a,t aI Certified from the Record, by tI
 s7 FREDERIck WOneoTr, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
GENUINE @ D1:s1gs .G90d JM edccGa1es, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, D' At ApOthecaries Hall, in West Street.
DR. A. IWILDMAN.

DIR. A. WILDMAN.
 = HAVING recently purchased -, III the entire Stock & Fixtures
 lately owned by Dr. Abbe, and ha-
 wing added large Invoice of Goods just purchased in New York. Of- fers fOrsale to the inhabitants of Litchfeld and It's vicinity fuIl and general assortment of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
 Wines, Dye St9fs, Sc. for cash or approved credit, in quantities to suit purchasers, and on as accommodating terms as any other establishment in the state. Physicians prescriptions put up with cor rectness at all hours ny person experienced in the husinesssa t@ sa i4s,3 eH
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
NEW BOOKS.

IVI w DOON0s PARNES' Notes on the Gospel-2d ed. I1 The Child at Home, by Abbot. Shakspearc's Dramatic Works, in volume, a new edition. ' The complete Works of Lord Byron, (prose
 and verse. in one volume. The Spectates, with notes, complete in vol. Jays Thoughts on Marriage. ' The Boys Own Week Day Book. The Girls Own Book. a P a.. .e The Village Testament, with notes. by Rev.
 w. Patton. .t.. The American Jest Book. The Gentleman's and Lady's Book sf Po-
 liteness. Universal Biographical Dictionary. Scenes in Asia and America. The Death of Abel. Connecticut Blue Laws. Hymen's Recruiting Sergeant; or new Mat
 rimonial Tatt"" for Old Bachelors.
 RE Just Receiged by
 Feb. IS E. A. LORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1834-03-06
CAPSy CAPS!
The 1itchield Mutual Fire
 Insurance Company

I tss . j
 Insurance Company
 "AS incorporated at the last session of w the legislature, and authorised to effect Insurances on Buildings and Fixtures. only in the County of Litchtield. The company was organized in the month of July last, and went into operation about the first of September i; and has now effected insurance on large a. mount 'Of property, and has a fund paid m and secured sufficient to meet any probable loss.
 The advantages of this method of insurance are, that man who has a policy is a member of the company. and has right to the inspec- tion of the Books, and to vote in all meetings of the Company, and has also right to inc dividends. The policies are made to run five years, and the person eiftcting insurance is required to pay the premium for one year on- ly, at the same rate charged in aiher offices, and the premium for four years (which is the utmost liability of the assured) is charged on the Books of the Company. and not called for unless necessary tO meet losses. sand, the ac- count is balanced at the expiration of the pc Hey.
 Application for insurance may he made di- rectly at the office of the Company, or to the agents in the several towns.
 @7 LEONARD GoODwIN, SecrctGry.
 Litchfetd, Jan. so, 1884 S4