davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-10
:. u.;..,v,. ministers, to ,lerIAra no" much

roin,.,ers. to ,ierIAra no" much
=. -. of lords has done notwhhs'a"''.5 '"S
,o,os,,ioo of q great potion OF mat 'o"'' " -.
49,. ,,h,.h have been made to oe"e' '''
;,.,,,u,,ons of the eounIy, to improve .'o "
and pr,mo,e the great cause OF gcne'e'
IT, years. have now passed since inc eAP'.-
-, ~ ,.fo,m wa, made We have witnessed us
working. and happily,no mortal ce''is - 80
~. fears has been realized, that inc h'e"-
.,,r, has n,oyeI nnsats factory On Inc oo"etoy'
H., vary onoos,te on,nlon has been more ihhn .e.''
Ge BY The event We have pursued so''u '"' 10
r,ersle measures of safe AMI wholesome '.'o'
ob,ecting TO rash and preeifliase ch'hscs
they are not rcform-- beneficial ana sno''''''''
form. II was SAL OF a great measure se' ~
point OF extent, and from ITS "o KING anu '"'..,
nrac. ically SUPERIOR TO the measure OF parliamentary
rsfofm-I mean the oct by which the or'sinal P'f
vcoe los, for three centuries of the citizens OF me
royal b1rghs having voice in the management Oh
Their own a1,ics. WIS rrgained-( cheers)-h was
said 81 this act that il ought not TO pass. knew
from the beginning thtt tia, important measure
base az il was on the principles OF e'erlal ustec'
supported by Tive wisdom and experience OF otuef
I'm s. and ny the talents and experience ana ue'o-
ton ofbetter mem knew that the measure woaiu
be passed because this " sdom and experience eh'
iistce pressed forward the. measure and Inc ar
gum nts IN its favor had accumulated more a'u
more every day. | knew that Inc passing CLOUDS
of pr ndce and interest which obscured It IN lis H.
sing would speedily b. disspatod, and that the Tune
would come when the brightness OF day would
dawn and shine upon that grand monument OF ie-
cisotvc wisdum-the burgh reform act of l-32
My hopes have been surpassed. My eoicti ms
have b zen fulfilled. | sec that monument IA The
sunshine winch succeeds the dark clouds OF pfeJu-
Dice now passed away
" Is some tall cliff that lifts its awful form,
S0ells from tho vale and midway leaves the
storm;
Though round It's breast the rolling clouds are
spread,
Eternal sunshine settles on its head (Cheers)
Gentlemen-alloW me once more to return my
grateful acknoa Judgments for the reception which
YOU h We given M have stated my opinions
freely upon the various points 10 which your atleu-
ton has now been addressed. My principles re-
m IN the same they have been, since thirty years
ago, when first offered an opinion upan uny pot-
ical measure and took share in public life and
when shall find cause 10 alter my opinions IN any
particular upon public qucslons-when | cease to
love my courtty-when become tho advocate OF
holesale, rash and unwhoesomc innovation OF
change--then, and not ill then, shall | ever depart
from that pleasant path which | have always trod-
den, or depart from opinions which, every day
1--we, every hour breathe, every thing Sc, every
thing feel, otvInccs me soan1 and rational,
and must prevail
(lIis ordship sat down amid most enthusiastic
nd long continued rheerlns).
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-10

he oa, II he bad touched topics that might seem
no. suited To such occasion as this--she a'ie,''o
which tic e1npany hnJ gwen him. as II ma oe1 ,,
his temptation 10 proceed. so, he hopeo, "ou'a
serve q, hrs excuse. Aud he con,luhed by g'''s
his friends this promise-ihpt, whatever shop'' oe
al Linn they should hear no in5ocea, 'aun''h.s "
victory OF urmanly complaints Of ieat from "''p'
30 ebulIliiens Of graifed nr of disarponiea a'''o
ton, and above ALL in any event, no onl!i'i se"''
fneni ingafdg YnginiB.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-10
COMPOUND INTEREST.

FROM P0ntsons Philadelphia advertiser.
The calculations herewith presented, are intend
ed to show the ruinous effects Of usuRY
he interest is Gu culated on sky day notes,
at one per cent. mouth, renewable at the matu.
r"y OF each note, and adding interest 10 principal
on each 'enewal The custom of banks is adopted,
OF charging six'y'four days interest on notes al
SIX y days, being one day more than the three days
grace.
Thas-64 days discount on 1000, Is, note u,
one per cent. month, is S2l 33
/ he Is. note gives principal & interest al OIL ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-10
DOMESTIC NEWS.

REPRE- sENrArION IN CONGRESS

REPR SEN IA TlON IN CONGRESS-.
The second session of the 23d Congress /" III
co nmence on Monday, the lN of d. ce,nber next.
The following table will show the representation IN
Congress from h State Of the Union, from the
y ganzatlon of the government up to the present
time, with the svcral ratios of representation,
also the number Of electors 10 b.. chosen in 1886.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-10
FOREIGN NEWS.
? -
El,st5Ds

Captain Monsan of The p naue Lconidas from
lisbon, states thai every thing was quiet on 'ae
18Th September Don eelro's affairs m this world
we're neatly wound up. lie was IN the last stage
OF drop,y, and his death is daily expected.
Boston Aims
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-10
hooking Glasses.

AAOOKAhS GAaSSeS.
nANDSOAlE assortment, jus. opened al
"A the sign of,hc Golden Anvil.
Il. B. RICHARDS & co.
Oct l3 a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-10
STOW ELS.

STOVES.
A GOOb supply of Ten plate Stoves, a. from
. Sio TO Sl5, for sale at The sign of the Golden
ANVIL II. B. RICHARDS & co.
Oct ID m.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-10

- hEKANsAs, VCT IT.
CRUEL MuEpER-A most cruel and unproyoked
murder was pefperaled on he I'd inst. of the s,ors
house of Mr. Joseph Russell, living on White Oa.
Creek. IN Crawford county, on the body Of Mr..
Alexander Coulter, of w shnston county. by
Benjamin Butler, aided by his TWO brether., Wi.
liam and Reese Ruler. and MN by the name Of
Jefferson Forsyth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-10

Inc or'g VIM. Tel, arrived from the coast Of
h "a, has on board the great male lion (Bashaw
Memoun) and the two beautiful jet black Arabian
stud horses (Abderharnan and S ide Hame,,) con-
s'aered the pures, blood and swifest breed IN Bar
oaiy' Ahesc animals were presented by his ma
Jes'y' the emperor of Morocco to the U S. Govern
,nen'' through our consul general Mr.. Leib, andy
l nun shipped on board w. r. on the 3Oth July
one mas also on board rams from Tullah, north
'oo' o. me Alias mountains, their wool very fine,
sa'o TO be from the original stock with Span
Ism me''"os' and superior breed sheep.
[N v Gd-.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
a 75 vs5Err1,,g yysss; Txo77 ryoTz5EEs.

E PETERS of Administration having z been granted me 5y the Clerk of ln- dependence County Court, of the 'ferrito- " of Arlsansas, en the estate of CHARLES kr1bv, deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons interested, or having claims arainst said estate, to exhibit the same, properly authenticated, within twelve months from the 3l June, the date of granting sad letters of administration, or they may be preeladed from having any benefit of said estate; and If such claims are not exhibited, as aforesaid, within fl ve years from the date of said letters of ad- ministration, they will be forever barred. Al! those indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment.
 ]. R1NGG0bD, Administrator
 Of Charles lAeily, deceased.
 BategvilIe, May 90, IssA. 10 4t
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
BlaclsssaitFaing,

NEW n4Sld' \ EAAssE8 4sssssEY. 9iiE Subscribers take this method of leioiming the citizens of Little Rock and the public generally, that they have commenced the above business in t6e Sbo, formerly occupied by E. Il. IepBerrna opposite the Advocate Printing Office where ts.cT are prepared to execute al, work lntrnsted to their care, in the best manner and at the shortest notice. They respectfully solicit a share of nub- iic patronage, and will endeavor by all means Tn their power, 10 merit 1t.
 j MES Ii TRIGG So GO.
 N. 5. HORSE shod at the shortest m. tice, aud in the best manner.
 ,... ]. II. T. dc co.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
 POEEis N.
FWrittea for tA4o saivooate.ii
 FRANCE.

Wake children of France-shaii the ty-
 rant forever Enslayo and enohaia you and tranfle you
 down Or fear 70, the chains that have galied you
 to sever, And 10 tear from tho brow of the despot
 his crown Up children of France, lot the flag tha.
 you honor, Be once more the flag of the free and the
 braye-- For your country cries ont that the chains
 are upon her. And who heeds not the call is both coward
 and knaye. If you have but one spark of the spirit that
 lighted The souls of your fathers, exhibit it now And sheath not the sword till Tour wrongs
 shall be righted-- Till the despot before the insulted shall
 bow. Down down with the throne, and it's base
 tlncklins minions- On on to the contest, with cuirass and
 lance-- Till your eagles again spread their con
 qaering pinions, And peace and equality reign over France. Let the pale monarchs quake, for their
 thrones shall be shaken-- Let them league once again as they nave leagued before-- But their fury and vengeance, whenFranee shall awaken, Shofl io ltlya sh.4 cr oap nt.o 1-or ~ a shore. Up. men of gay France. shall yonr ohil- dren ppbraid you, And your grey-headed parents cry out on
 yeog shame ] Up ap anu your ancestors spirits will
 aid you, To render the tyraat and task-lnaster
 tame. On children of France--strihe for free
 dom and glory, As ye and yoar fathers have stricken be-
 fore Yc may fall. but your name shall be wril-
 ten in story, To beacon the free through the aurri- cane's roar. Black eagle of Russia! thy pride shall be lowered When the children of France shall ava
 ken again. And Austria siiaii cover again. as she
 covered, When the steed of the King qaeller tram
 pied her plain. So up to tue contest the foe is around
 you Do you feel not the foot of the King on
 your heart2 For the pigmes came on yot, when sum-
 bering, and bound you o, will ye not strike ere existence depart One blow, but one blow--for the long
 years of anguish For your children, your parents, yourowr
 honest fame Or will ye through ages of suiTerance Ian.
 guish, Slaves and towards in truth, although
 FreRchmen in name.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
~ Eg Eg z. %'ar 6-ElfaEeAa

YFyHE Subscribers have just received -a their assortment of SPRING and SIMMER GOODS, to which the attention of purchasers is respectfully reqnested.- Their assortment consists of most articles usnally called for in the Dry Goods line, to wit
 Rleached and unbIeaehed D0MESTiCS Plain and striped do Painte,l ,ipssins, plain and figured hook do Swiss. null and iaconet do. piain and fig d t4recian ne,ts, Jambrics and Calieoes asirrtsafi,s, C assorted corded Skirts Bobbinet baces and Edgings Qnillings, Insertions, Sc. fancy Hhdkfs. Assorted Capes. Hat Tabs White and coi'd Kid Gloves, long do. do Black and white Silk Hose ifaac7 Cotton do Geniiemen's whito and cold half Hose Stocks, Elastic Suspenders, Linen Collars Bosoms, Shirts, Peata!eess, Vests Raunaabouts, Linen Goata NaDkeen and Bombazine Goats s.adies lasting and kid Slippers Calf and morocco walking Shoes gaiter foels, tfisses' tiaiter Boots PFaasi and kid Slippers. &c. Roys' and youths Ercgans Men,s i,aets, Shoes and Slippers, assorted Hardware and Cutlery, assorted Smiths Bellows and Vices, 8.c. SC.
 GRO GEs3szEss Loaf and 5rown Sugars, Coffee, aial2sses, Rice, iiaFsiiiaii tt'ttapowder Yonng Tyson i.eas, &.c.
 With many other articles, all of which they will sell unusually tow fer Cash.
 |. < Y. K. GIBSON.
 fI-sr We would again earnestly request these indebted f9f last year, either by note or account, to call and settle, as we are yefy much in want Of money. Newish to start as early as psssitle, 10 the East fer the purpose uI layirg in anr fafi and winter stock. aoj would ;t9ofefore request partic- ulag attention to tliis notice.
 |. $ ". R c.
 Little Rock, Nay le, lsa4 6tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
.EUSrE RECEaVE,ie.

Per steamers Littie Rock aad signal, Eg E BBI.S inspected Flour s== s-2 9 do. old rectifed Nhskey , bbs. Ale; , do. do. sweet Cider 10 do dried Peaches 30kegs fresh Lard 40 kegs assorted Nails eco lbs. spun Yarn, assorted sizes 3 tons assorted Iron
 , do. do Castings, Plough Mounds, 6c. a gcn'i. assortment of Tin i. Wood W are.
 ALSO, | splendid assortment of fashionable Silks, Dress Handkerchieis, Italian Gravats, S.c. direct from Philadelphia. All of which Ina7 offer for sale at their usual low prices.
 WILLIAM BADGEPT, & Go. Little Rock, Feb. 8. 1883.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
J0I3S EIAgTEF, Blacksmith, GBns1nifEi, and
 Founder,

a9 ESP aCTftJLLN informs his old GUS : z, toners and the Pubtiu generally, fhat he has opened NEsy SHeP. immediately below Dr. Watkins, ard opposite the family residence ofR. c. Byrd {at the sign af J. MARTIN, Gu4 AND nLAeKsMIrH,l where he is prepared to carry on all the a6aVe brances of business.
 He viii make and repair SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS II of every description.- SIDE ARMS of all kinds male and re- paired in he best possible manner. MA 9ij iHitRY ofail kinds repaired. BbAGK- Shif:4IhG Of every kind done at tie shortest notice, and in the hest manaer.- He IS also prepared to do all kinds ofSteam- boat work.
 As his charges will be moderate, and Lis work executed in the best manner and al tho shor est notice, he hopes fora slrare of the public patronage.
 Ail orders from a distance will he promptly attended to, if accotnpan witt f}ge CART
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
DEESSssSs,SS33 DEESSssSs 6 .TgE 7 gss.H.

E \ consequence of the death of CHARLES -a KELLY, the co partnership heretofore existing under the firm of KELLY do RING GohD, is dissolved. All persons having claims against said firm, and those who are owIag, viii please call on siic subscriber who Is duly authorized to settle the busi- ness. JOHN RiNGEOAD,
 Surviving partner and administrator of Charles Kelly, deceased.
 Batesvilie, May 20, l53i. 10 IL
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
Notice

FIN consequence of iAe dsa's s'te., q ~ an \ uowrlh, Esq. the Books, Ao't1' sg ef PpaI d other papers, belonging to the s,aeed ar@ nts ton, Little, & Go. have Deei . r nersups ll hands of the subscribers. hn fp,bersi.t debted to said Firm, by Note or 'sse D' viii will please call and settle the ls'.ssa,iscd s%a out m delay as we are alone s,','''" 'am' receive the dehts dne 10 said IT 'c'DChE
 B. ". LEE' allf Little Rock, Feb. '. lsSS'
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
IyzT.I.xH.nz n.sEoG1T& q

@y 1-sz zlsAs4x. asss .s~%i A-s s< Ai S s' T6sEsPECTFULLY inform tlef 4stomers and the public genefallN they have removed their store l' large new two story biiok ealIa'rsj mediately East of their former siafa, | door to k. C. Byrd, and ofpo'i's U Wilson. They will keep e0ns'aDD1 hand a general assortment of
 Fancy Staple Dfy GoeaA Queens, Hard and I'ia Ware hsdle' $, Gentlemen's Boots, Shoes and li''' large assortment ot
 sasidlez.y and Grocers,' a, all of which they will sell low 'ofo., , CT ca as accommodating terms, @ s"l s9 tho place, the new stores net eAgSp@s q pas,
 They invite tie pubic to call .' ''I i amino fur themselves. jhey h'p,, .s, < their long experience n the l's,',s ~ ,a business, that they viii share ,l.' aa T part of the public patronage. ''sa, i@', under many obligations to her eu'lar, t.,, for the liberal patronage they nav ''.,Des fore received and solicit cou'lH"a',q ls,q
 N. B.--Just received per ihs t seE sel Askansaw, a few packages q f4 DRY GOODS.
 June l9, 1883. liti
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
BT.ANKS.

4 puINIsrRAroR's,l ; Exse,'s. ! x.ss.aa.--rs- "A Guardians Bonds-nsaa sr ralculions, t'' rants-Clerk's s,ummons-- rAes sse well sS''.' pias. Delivery bonds, Ne. ..sa @I' aDd Iofsa' cnted s,ae and constantly on hana = at this office.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
Dunn Fa,g;v

BAVE inst received, per .t,,, a A. Arkaasaw, and offer for ssIs a lowing articles:
 4 supply of dried fruit;
 \ complete assortment ofGoncci Table Salt, in boxes: and
 Fresh Flour, al s7 50 per hard. Little Rock, Sept. 2, 1853.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
FGOgIs. Ac.
JUST RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT,

JUST RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT, 9 AA 5 BSRR9L5 Whiskcy. ieO do I2l ssSy ssg Flour, tw 0 pipes and three half pipes Gognac Brandy seven boxes and five kegs Tobacco, (both Of which are very good, twenty-five boxes Soap, ten boxes Candies, and many other sHaal! articles, ,Tlliei1 will bbo sold very itw fer cash, by
 EafZY WILSON. Little Rock. January 3l.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
A \ X sscaa a ii l;yr o
Ready Rgaaa en '.

7r, .@s'ss5 Clntat Assorted \, Boots, Shoes susi sn5 | lhaa'i
 Black and white patebt 1 'ilsl' nsl' | spool and boss Cotton. e. esafea4 Bed Cords; " ooilen soets eftsslaleAei| German Gloves, Deaves 1s ss :. !, 'odigo; |, Dutch Madder; C, caa.sl' Iaa'' \ , ,, 1t Petre; ., PepFet; aispiarap. irpes' ,, s'ilisser; :. hpson Salts; bsss' f;sS' ssla7 sHPerior James River I'e5aaetla' tar l''9' nreels best Kentucky stsse' ."
 Dfied Apples; Spanish and u1.
 And 2 variety cf olher a.s'el ss,'t4 Those purchasing, would ,la .1',. U. anu examine oqlr Stock. ss = ~ seII ailusa.'iiy tow. We expe,t ' fNes and IRON by he f9st ta.. l'ltI
 |. S5 ". R, (;lR GF Those indebted to ., :, '. .. acoeqnt, arc earnestly soIisi,'9 sa ' and settle the same llrmed;.a',a ''ta of us will start 10 the seast si@''i sf.'a purpose of laying in a Sprira r'll U, ot Goods. "fg sM
 Litlle Rock, Feb. r, ls':t s.' Y a
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
Uaited stafes of .4me1.ica, Territory q .HeI4asas, SS. County 0f Palaski,

UttiteG Stafes of .4merica, Ieirao1y 2 Hshtasas, Ss. County Qf Pat,sti,
 Pulaski Circuit Court, at the term thereof commenced on tl,e sixth Monday after the fourth Monday E February, 1851.
 .qprit 2sa, 1921. PENELOPE HERRING, alias PENELOPE FLhErwoop, by har next friend,
 Samuel @. Adatns, petitioner,
 vs.
 DAVID HsRRING, defendant. Petition for diUorce from Bed and Board. And aow on this day came the said pati- tionor, and the Sheriff of the county oi Pulaski having returned, that the said Da yid Herring named n the summons issued in this case, IS not al inha1itant Of tins County 0n motion, t Is ordered by the Court, that an Alias cun,nons issue, aud that the same be published in the arsan- sas Advocate, Newspaper printed within this Territory once week for six weeks lsuecessiVely, and that if the said defond- art will not appear and answer the peti toner at the next term of this CouTi-illea the Court will enter into an examination If the same, er pni{e, and taa, this cause he continued until tlie next term of this Court. \ true copy-Att
 WILLIAM BADGETF, Clerk,
 by JOHN ?. FIELD, Deputy Clerk.
 April 23, 1871. Prs. fee b9 625l Ct
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20

with new and elegant Cut, handsomely ana expeditioasly executed at the Adyo. 'a'e once. Feb. Ii, l5s4.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
ATT g..T.y;i. !. ,T.s..:. .....3 ,..I ...


 And now on tl,s day came tic said plain l tiff, by Fowler, his Attorney, and on lis motian II aPi,saring to Inc satisfaction ef the Court, that inc said plaintiff hefefo- fore duly sued out writ of attachment in this case, tin an action of assunpsit, ) for ore hundred anu five dollars, and that by virtue of said writ, Lots namhered seven l(71 eight @ and niae % ia Block num bered fonr(4 in the Town of Little Rock, have been levied upon as the property and estate If the said defendant, and Chat said defendant has not, either by himself or attorney, appeared and plead special bail to his action according to law.
 Il E ordered by the Court, that unless the said defendant shall appear, by hiin- self or attorney, and file special bail to this action, on or before the third day of the next term of this Conft, a judgment ,Fili he entered agaiust hn, and lis said estate sold 10 satisfy tie same, and fiat this order shall be inserted four weeks ia .he Arkansas Advocate, paper printed ia this Territory, within three weeks from this date. | true copy,
 Attest WILLIAM BADGfir1', Clerk, by JOHN P. FIELD, Deputy oler'x
 April 18th, ls3f. fPre. fee s3 .5;} i-3] 2 1t
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
sESzEf seg$ efe,

g3E2 steamer Compromise, 7 hhds. first : quality stG NK; , bags COFFEE: j boxes SPiGI | CANDLES: low fer cash. f h. 5 ibGE < Ce.
 liltia Rock, aIaash 7th, IssI.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
THE sUnsenssss

EEAyE just reo.;. eA nRj1| T. which ply 'I'.. Of d.i. is.EAsoiS1as6a IA 6ad,.t. ! ioW' for cash, or to pnal ,Or Sale, N accommodating tern. s'asl @ eaa,.' consists ef nus, art,e,. 1' ir aa.' :" 'ne prj Goods line, yie. ges.aalls Super blue. hlaek. b.a.
 Fine fancy cassia,eressgs sga and sii,, Coarse Negro CletI,, is, to. te.s. ,'an,, r'anneis assorted; .s Browa X
 h,eaeAed sarna ed sD,33meslissi Pad 1fa'''i sl A large and lanaso,n 2 aaeea'i .. Ch ,Musllns, &c. Corded sses;s.o,llIaealI Lace iidkis. Bandanna aas e,.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
2zssss.sg 2gz.s.sss:.sgg. ss1aEa 2 og,s Hogyss;s-.

fsSHE undersigned having obtained from A- the Clerk of the County Court of the county of Pulaski, in vacation, in tho Ter ritory of Arkansas, Letters Of Admins. trat;on on tie estate of Ell LiansEy, de- ceased, late of said county, hereby gives notice to all persona having den.antis against said estate, to present them to him, properly authenticated, according 10 law, within one year, or they may be pre- cladcd from deriving any benefit from said estate; and if said demands be not presen- ted as aforesaid. within five ears from the date of said letters, they will be forever barred.
 All persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make imtu diate payment.
 JAMES PELfUA, Adm'r Of
 Eli Lindsey, deceased.
 June :, lo'5i. 10 3t
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20

YRgETE subscriber intends opening, on the
 ss fisst :; 4ajjt T4ajj!t ffeaa. fffeaa, res aud exten- sive establishment al the il0F SPRINGS, sa4 the aeeanm caatioa oF eyaliae, and thc pihIic generally. His able shall he sup pliei mith erery variety afforded by the conatry, and the utmost care and attention wiil be paid to the comfort and conven- fence of invalids, and the pleasure of Lis other visitors, ard 10 exertioa will be spared to add to the attraction which these salabiious Spring already hold forth 10 the public. His charges shall be moderate, and the attendance good.
 r. \. McWIiLIA1is.
 March i4, 1894. 49 II
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
4 &,FE2.GY Igga R.sstE..

DURSU ANT to order, we have this day E valued a stray Horse, shown to us bY James Shadowin, of Upper Township, Crawford County, and to find the same to be bright Sorre Horse, with a small star in his forehead, two white spots his forehead two white spots onAis back bone, and one on the off sile, all und CT the sad dle, his near hind foot white to above his pasture joint, branded with the figure on the near thigh, judged to be six years old this Spring appraised at thirty fs"e ao.iars. Given under our hands, this 2Sth day of April, ls3i.
 GIBSON sTAGNFR,
 JAMES McDAVfD, Appraisers.
 GEO. B. STAGNER.
 Sworn and subscribed to before me, 1osh- na Fisher, Justice of the Peace, with in and for the Upper Township of Craw- ford county, and Arkansas territory, this 22,h day Of April, 1894.
 JOSHUA FISHER, J. P. Bond filed and recorded the 23d day of May, \. D. 1894.
 A. MCLEAN, Cierk. l do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is true copy from the Stray 0ook in ny office, this 3d June, AID. 1884. 1o3t 1851 A. MCLEAN, Clerk.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-20
BRANDY, WINES, &c.

1.-TWO half pipes Cognac Brandy. 4 10 Barrels do. do
 1 Barrel Champagne Brandy,
 5 Barrels Sweet Wine,
 10 Half barrels do. de.
 , Barrels Malaga Wine,
 10 Half bbls. do. do.
 12 Dozen superior Port Wine, just received per steamer Compromise, from New Orleans, and for sale al reduced pri- ces hy DUNN S LOWRY. January 2i. ii