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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-26

In question is OF importance our town. and that Il Is de.
serving oil aenonTrue is not 10 add 10 its and
prosperity in the degree with the James River Inn
provenen but neither does il AK similar sacrifices. IL
is admitted all bands, that the Stock will he profitable
that IL The Cooperation should pay Eve per &c Mt for tho
money II may borrow 10 subscribe it, II will all
probability at least 10 per In
short that the work asks only its conenace and pro-
both at home and abroad willing TO expend their
ney on scheme which attracts them merely Stock,
will the City ct Richmond. which in so many ways in-
cresed la iis success 90 what IL can deter Them or TO
discourage them fom energetic prosecution, by refusing
even small subscription 10 III
But there other aiions, apart from what Is
due to metiioous aud valuable enterprise Of msch
weight. Tie improvement which will ter inmate for the
present III street. oug hereafter be extended both
10 the Basin snd the Dock aud it may be importance
the trade OF the Town, that the Cooperation should have
voice in the regulation OF it, tolls. will she deprive her.
self OF claim 10 ask hereafter what may be reasonable
Tor the accommodation OF her sections OF the Town, be-
sFs The favored In which the will ter
inmate, debar herself from influence in the adjust
men oI the tariff OF tolls. by refusal subscribe
whstcan never be a bpFtben 10 her?
n has been said, that subscription 10 the Richmond
and Frederic ksburg Rail- Road, impair the cspabty
Of The town TO- ward the great James Ri, err Improve
nen hut II IL not easily perceived that this be the
case. The dividends any stock which may be taken
by the city, will, as before observed be probably much
more than the OF interest be paid by it any
loan 1t may make for the purpose and OF course leave
balance subject TO its application for any other object On
The other band, nothing would probably give such i'm
pulse 10 he James River Improvement, the success
(Which The city has il in lis power 10 insurr OF tho
promising work under location, between Richmond
aud fredericksburg.
IL - 10 be hoped, that the Common Hall will review s
vote aud subscribe less TO tie Rail Road If
willing 10 subscribe much 500 900, that II viii at
least evincc s interest in the enterprise, by uhscrp
ton OF $50 900 or $40 coo. A CITIZEN
Richmond Sept. l7th.
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FOR THE E.NQ UYREI
The NEXT SPEAKER

There has lately appeared in The Wing, conlnunica alton
signed aud directed TO the OF The lie
Legislature, calling their attention the choice Of
Speaker The object of this avowedly 10 remove the
present Speaker Banks, who has occupied the Chair with
such acknowledged ability aud much satisfaction TO all
parties Tor The last seventeen yearsa sufficient proof OF
The estimation oil his ices and OF the confidence and
eseeia oil his fellow members. "Jeprson' would wish
10 impress those ~ho acquainted with Col Banks
WIN the belief that he violent the cause of
Jackson and Van Buren, OF this charge he has been
entirely cearand Directly brought against him. would
be readily acquitted, by the iasious OF the
wing party; though he has given uniform and con.
sisieut support to the present Administration. He has
been universally impartial in arranging his committees
ana IN giving each party its IN What
ever business IL has been his privilege direct Iii
cohended that mere qainance with the rules OF the
Rouse and the customary routine oil business con-
tiueraion sufficiently strong retain him II Thu. with
ms exemption from party prejudice, aud his promp
In The discharge OF his duties, be not ask what
should certainly ought be the greatest object OF the
House. 10 have the business conducted with as much IA
cii'y ski, and correctness possible.Then whom can
ihey select so eecuay TO achieve this purpose as COL
Banks! All will readily answer None The ard ious and
responsible duties which devove The Speaker should
form an insuperable objection the election Of a man.
who Is not emiuen,y qualified to discharge them-and
therefore, though not Of the political with Col
bsnks should dislike little party feeling prevail
over considerations OF much greater impo ance But Col
Baks friends have only do their duty the me citing
Of The mex, Legislature, will show Jefferson The resuit
Of his scri6biing. POTOMAC
respectfully
us an offset against Jefferson from its friend r.
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To Messrs. James Lyons. &c. Sc. &c.
(From vestey,iov,s- H1h;e ,

Messrs' EDITORS; Believing that The language of MIR.
Leigh, the subject OF the Bank OF the United Staes
had been perverted and his opinions we
were anxious that he should have opportunity OF giving
III the most public and explicit manner his own ne
TALON Oh lis own Language, aud Of declaring his future
course as one OF the Representatives Of Vrninia In the
Senate OF the United Staes With such views and such
only alter very cursoy perusg O. The letter of NJ
H. IN your paper oil to-day, appended OR names On
more attentive perussl of that letter We fad i'm IT, what
may be Construed into charges OF personal indivi-
dual character.
Without meaning TO attiihac different views 10 hers
Tor ourselves, we clu' all intention, by the act in cues
on OF charging improper mOtves any individual for
lis political course, and regret that letter should
contained clauses admitting Of such an Interpretation
public. justice alike TO others and 10 ourselves rcou
oil US the above explanations.
l. w CHAMBERBAINR.
VIM S. SCOTT.
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& EN REWARD will be given by the subscriber
43 esVT for the apprehension of Negro Man, named
Jacob who absconded in April last, il caught out of the
State and delivered TO him in the city OF Richmond Or
thirty dollars, Il caught within the State AMI delivered or
secured in jill, so that he msy he recovered.
Jacob is black Of ordinary size-Iimps a little
when waking, which is scarcely percevable-bas n
smooth skin, narrow face, large mouth and a pleasing
counenence, with slight impeachment in his spesch-is
very anful and cunning.
II Is probable he may be about Richmond, passing as
free lie has mother. who is ffec living ear tho
seven.mile Pines, in Henrico, and WIFE belonging TO
Mr. Will ok, of Powhatan WIN resides in or near yiI
Iage called Jefferson. EDMUND CHRISTIAN
Richmond, Sept &c. 4O-w4w
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WAKEFIELD RACES.-Tbc Fairfield Jockey Club
a. Fall Meeting will commence as usuai on the third
Tuesday in October, and continue four days
Sweepstakes for Swear old Colts and Flies, mile
heats $500 entrance, half Forfeit 10 close 1s October
SECOND DAY.
Projectors Purse $500 mile heats; entrance SI5
THIRD
Jockey Club Purse $500 four mile heats; $50.
FOURTH DAY.
Sweepstakes for 3 year old Colts and Files mile
heas-$ $500, half forfeit; 10 close ist October.
RICHARD DAMS, Proprietor.
September %. 4I-ldr
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a 7 TERPSlCHORE HALL, ioiH positively close
IA this EUening: Ii consists Of the following pieces OF
Mechanism:
The Anomaon Chessplayer; The MeIodium; the Me-
chanical Theatres the Auionaon Trumpsler; the Speak
ing Figures and Auomalon Slack Rope Dancers and the
grand Mechanical Tournament.
Performance every evening Sunday excepted) 10
commence at half past Toclock preciseydoors open a.
o'clock.
Admitance so cents, children half Price
IL Tickets may be had during the day, at Mr.. Beck's
Main street, and atthe Exhibition all or al the door In
the evening.
~ Two Exhibitions wiiake place on this Day: Ore
to at O'clock, p. NJ aud The other AZ the
usual hour in the evening. rSept 261 4I-It
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1t Is our painful duty record The death of Judge VIM
H. Crawford. We have been nio med that he died last
week OF HE house OF Mr.. Merweher, few miles from
Eberon, TO which place he proceeding TO preside at
the September term OF the Superior Cour OF Ebert
county.
We have TO record alec the death OF old citizen ane
Bozemsn ESQ., formerly Treasurcr OF Georgia WHO died
at Scots Mllcdge villc the 81 nsqugusta
COnstfufi0n0iSt, September 49,
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Richmond. Va. Friday, Sept. 26.
CORRESPONDEMCE

We lay before our Readers, this morning. Cor.
respondence between some OF the Citizens of Rich
niond aud Mr. Leigh OH the subject of the Bank of
the u. S.-Wc have not read it.IInccessary il will
he reviewed hereafter.
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Sept. "a, 1881.

Messrs Editors In sfixing my signature to ,e latter
addressed to Mr. Leigh on the 10Th nsan my only obec
was TO request from that gentleman an explanation of The
sentiments expressed by him in the Senate in relation 10
the Bank OF the United States which belev ed had been
misunderstood gave the letter hasty perusa and did
not discover, unu saw ~ published that il contained pas
sages which might be undo rsood impugnipg The mo-
ves OF others. For myself Fdsclan such an intention
without atrbutng il TO others have never atitibed
improper motives To those who differ with me in opinion
Respectfully, W. W. MoCREERY
September 20 1894
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I'm ANCERY-VIRGGN1A.--I Poshatop Conptv
81 Court, Septcm the Isl, 1884:
Jane ID. Baugb, George Baugh, Archibald b. Baueb,
and Richard l.. BaugI, Plaintiff
against
Samuel Drake adn,'s Of John N Bsugb. deed. Ma,v
Rebeeca Bsugh WIN. Il. Baugh. Francis Il. Baugh, Mgf.
tia G., Baugb, Mary n. Egglesou, Henretta B. EgeIe-
sion, Francis A. Lowry, Cornelius -. Lowry Obadiah
Crew and Polly lis wife, Eliza Peaross, VIM O. Win
Newton Winston, Alexander v Winston, and Sarah Ann
Nclsou WinHouhe said Mary Rebccca, VIM Il Fan.
cs g., and Martha G. Baugh, Mary Il. and Henre,ta
u. Egglcstln. and Francis A. and Cornelius B Loyrv
being infants nBdeh tie age OF n years by William
Dence, iheir guardian, oil HfCH Defendants.
This day came the plaintiffs, by John w. Dshce, Esu
their Attorney aud filed their bill against she defendants
praying for sale and division Of ie estate Of John
Baugh, deed; and VIM s. Dance was hy lie Cour, an
pointed guardian al Item 10 tie infant defendants; and
hcreupon, they AID the defendant, samuel Drake adDr
Of John ~ Bsugh. deed, flied er answers 10 the said
bill and tic plaintiffs replied generally therefor aud the
defendants, Obadiah Crew and Polly his WIFE Eliza Pea
ross, VIM. O. Winstop, Leoniias W. Winston Alexander
V. NDsou and Sarah A. N. Winston having entered
their appearance aud given security according 70 the act
Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court and appearing
tho satisfaction Of The Court that ey ore not inhsbi.
fanis Of this Commonwealth On The motion Of tie plain.
tits by their sad Attorney, il il 0rdsreJ at The said
defendants 10 appear here the FIRST Monday in
November next and The h Of the PLAINTIFF and
give security Tor performing such decree the Court
with inherited IN wapsper published the city Of
Richmond. and continued for eight weeks successiyely
and that another copy be posted AZ the front door Of the
Coufl-h house Of this county
A Copy. Tesie, r. +. GRAVES, .. G.
September p. 36-wSw
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CUMBERLAND SEAlNARY.-MGss sPaNcr in.
W forms her friends aud the public that the duties of
ef School will be resumed Monday, October the 9Th
1884.
TERMs.-Tuilion in all the branches Of an Enelish
Education, Tor term OF ten months, $50
Board aud washing, 90
Drawing and French, cash 10
Payments 10 be made Eve months in advance AMI no de-
dUctOn for absence, unless occasionod by sickness
Mics Spence returns her acknowledgements er friends
tor their bee support, and respectfully socis conlinu
Of their favor.
September 26. IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-26
(From LIednesdag's WING }

RICHMOND. Sept. 10Th, 1884.
Sir-The undersigned have sesn Tor some time past
with much PAIN, the studied msre utsiions OF your
opinions upon the subject OF the Bank OF the United States
and your speech in reply Mr. Webster. These nisre
presentations oil you gave pain because knowing YOU
we 40, wc knew and eI the injustice which was
done you not Only as public man but as gentleman
and because believed Gas still dog that the best in
teress OF State and the Coniederacv require YOUR
presence, at this time, in the Public Councils.
IL u not now that Virginia dispense with the eryi-
ces oil Que who, under all circumstances has show him
self devoted to her aud her nteresswho will not les-
hiy his love OF herservce by abandoning upon the fret
inN IiaoD TO serve another, and who WILL feerlessly and
ably, and honestly expose view hsiever conce
hSr interests to know That you should assiled and
msrepresehed by the Administration presses did not ex
cite our surprise, however il might excite has done
cur disgust and Indignation. We knew full well, that
were not TO expect, and would receive Justice or
leader smong your deilmes, which has
shown it, preference OF parry, and the DOW
er, TO even its own ngproiessed msxus OF Constu.
noDa Government; did expect desire that Won
should descend TO reply to these pensioned deamers.
but admired The hrmness with which you scorned the m,
though not unaware oil the Injury they mi ht do YOU,
w beg leave, respectfully, TO suggest however, that il
has become your duty, not only yourself but to your
correctly and distinctly before the PEOPLE, appears
by the recent publications Of two gentlemen OF hgl,
standing aud respectsbiliy that they have
true meaning in the enclosed your
in reply to Mr. Webster. AT this mi>cOnc pon we con
Tess we surprised, because thought your mean
ing plain, but doubt from The character OF
these gentlemen, that ii honest nisconce pon
though one TO which they were doubtless, some de.
gree unconseouy influenced by the reiterated nisfe.
presentations OF the Press, which affected
We beg leave therefore, respectfully, ask that YOU
viii iavor us with exposition OF the mean
ing OF that passage OF your speech which have refer
red to anJ OF your future tow ards the Bank
United States We design il, Of course, for publications
With the highest respect.
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MARRIAGES.
Marris Thursity the instant Robert Lilly
Fiusasbs County, Mr. Charles p. MITCHELL Kentucky to
Rcbeoca w daughter of Capt John White
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An excellent likeness Of Col Preston has juss been
pio'hed by Mr. Osgood, lishographer Of Bostoo. The
'e'smol'nce Is ssid TO be very striking
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-26
70 John .6lc.lfOrough augustus Carson, and Eg-
bert Carson.

NOU will please take notice, that on Monday the 27lh
H. day OF October next between The rising and setting
OF The sun on that day HeZekish Fod's tavern in the
county OF Cumberland, in this Safe, shall proceed 10
take the Dispositions OF Stephen Cook and Others; and OF
Wednesday the 29h day OF the same month between the
rising and setting Of the sun that day. The house of
James Anderson, in Tie county and State shall
proceed to take the dispositions OF the said James b. An
derson-which dispositions 20 be read evidence in
suh in Chancery now depending in the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chsncery for Henico county wherein
sm plaintiff and yoU deiendan The taking of which
deposion'i ii completed the days above mentioned
will he continued from day 70 day, The same places nm
September &c. H-w4w
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-, ~ FItUtIA ATNTIUN.
AFiNG received Information from tie Jailor o. Ian.
~ - easier county, that Tie evening Of the 2Sh ul,
certain John W. a. Efmonds who had been committed
to the jal Of that county, charged with having committed
rape made bis escape heelrom, aud 10 now going at
large.
Now, therefore, !, Linlston Waller TszewclI Governor
OF the Commonwealth aforesaid, have thought proper 10
ouer reward OF one hundred dolAfs, to any person or
persons who will appfehend the said John w. A I'd.
nonds and deliver bin TO the Jaor Of Lancaster county:
and do moreover require, all officers both civil and mill.
try, and request the good people Of this Commonwealth
TO use their best exerons apprehend the said Enond
that he may be dealt with according TO law.
Given under ny hand Governor, and under the
lSeall lesser seal Of the Commonwealth, Richmond
this 23i day Of September, 1894.
LiTTLETON W. TAZEWELL
September 90. H-w4w
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RlcHMovD. Sepf. ~. I93l

RICHMOND, sept p, 1884
Genllemen;-Your letter Of the 10 inst, handed
to me on the 20 H. There is reason and only one
uSt makes me reluctant, 10 give You answer which H.
mat ~ answer 10 your letter, buug upon maui
ries without end as 10 my opinions oil the vexed ques-
tons u The day. aud he supposed 10 commit me 10
give public answers TO III such inquiries. have 40 OBI.
MON any political subject that would wish to concea
qures, lch is nsupefabs; namely wan, OF lime 10 do
so--erally want OF time. answer your lett, how
because, seeing the feeling Of personal good will towards
That runs Though IT, TO luse answer would have
tho appearance Of unkiDlnsss. Yet have not The least
hope IN high party times like ihcse a. being allie 10 nd
language ioeonyey ny thoughts winch viii not he liable
10 be nisconslrned by many Of my political opponents aud
by some wiitnllY misfepresenled.
in regsd 70 The psrt took IN the debate in tie Scuaie
on the BdBk question, at the last session. remarked ~ tie
time, that tie editors Of the ministerial newspapers (such
81 them mean, az had an opportunity ~ seeng) thought
proper 10 give their readers their representations
my speeches, omiiliug publish The speeches them
selves, especially the bsl Of them some publishing ex
tracts OF their own selection and postponng the pub
hcaiOn till their representations OF ny sentiments or
representations Of their anonymous correspondence had
bad time TO make the hrsi general impression This course
was not fir, and carried with II internal evidence of con.
scious uniaifness Bot thought had right 10 cxncct
Of NY country men, hat they would ascertain ny meaning
and intentions iom my own word; and then, If any
should to condcun should never com plain
In my frs, speech on that OCCASION alter mentioning
that the General Assembly Of Virginia bad very shortly
before IL elected 10 the Senate declared its OPTION that
Congress had constitutional authority TO charter Ma.
ona B0nk Without giving any 10 the
Senator'S Of The State In Congress said. in substance,
That, under the crcumsapces should conform with that
opinion, even II entertained different one but that In
ruth, concufed 10 the opinion entirely and exactly
and said, afterwards that il my fixed opinion that
It was not constitutional 10 fecharcr The present Bank Of
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TO d. " bEIHff1 IsV'
The following the extract from Mr.. Leighs speech
referred TO in the foregoing letter;
But though the People OF Virginia do eniertsin the
opinion, and have uniformly maintained il, and think
upon just grounds, that this Government has 10 const
tiona authority 10 chatter National Bank, the develope
menis oil The present year. now i0 rapid progress may
serve TO convince tn dat the val OF tile charter OF
the present Bank h such notifications and FOR such
term experience has shown shall dictate be proper
may be tie only means which human wisdom devise
TO avert or TO correct measures far unconstitutional
more abhoHeni IN principle rom their opinions and
dangerous and bdDeiu in their consequence The alter
natives hut too likely TO be presented to indeed
awful"
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DOMESTIC.


CHARLEsroN, Sept. 10 The following extracts Il
letters, with which We have been politely favored:
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18

E.T & \
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 buildil' stand |posils , EoOstanlI
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18
THIS Paper is published every Fri

THIS Paper is published every Fri ,.a ot THREE DOLLARS per annum, paya- p.si l1e in advaaee, or TOUR DOLLARS at the Usairation of the year.
 g, sabscrlber will be considcrcd.as pay - n advance, unless payment be made 4s .4 t6e time of subscribing, or on the re. :. ..4at of the first numhef.
 essp, Ya paper will be discontinued, (bnt at ,ss sf discretion of the Editor until all arr rsaragos r. have been paid mp, ss's S..ze Letters addressed to the Editor u9d be post paid, or they will not be at ssapslR FERRIS OF .ADHERTTSLNG.-Ad- .erlisements, not exceeding i2 lines, first aser,ion, ONE DOLLAR, each continuance. s,rry ,r oESTs-ionger advertisements iii the same proportion, .ablication, without the number of inser- ;ons 9 being specified, will be continued as,ii s forbid and charged accordingly.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18
AcrNrs FOR THE ADVOCATE.

The following gentlemen have been ap- nointed Agents for this paper: R iessp Tprae4,, Crawford c H. ! bha z. Saufors. P NJ, Jackson county. M KuykeadaH, Jackson, Lawrence co. Maj. J. WoG P. NJ. lzard Courthouse. ]. f. Egner, Batesville. geoi. CroaOtey. Lawrence county. iaeob Bdzxard, Lafayette county. \. IT Cald,oeH, Jefferson county. |eal James scaH, P. NJ. Pine Bluff. Ioseoh .yacobs, p NJ Monroe county. Va. B. Paaoa. P. N. Ghicot county. EWm, D. Ferguson P. NJ. Grittenden co. Era [. Biscoe, Phillips county. ET Farreiiy. Arkansas county. 5 smes clnrk. Miller county. # f5l. John Clark, Sevier county. Foran, do. EyRomas Hubbard, Hampstead county. HN. Collins ?. NJ. Clark county. E Fraaklia Sieuart, Esq, Lafayette county. #Tbomas .HathefS. Conway county. .ota Hibjin, do do. |. ". Clarke, ?. Nj. Morrison's Bluff. ] | Erans, Vineyard. Washington co. .Ioia E. Turner, Fayetteville do. "a II, Johasoa, St. Francis county.
 I. IThiHiHgfen, Hot Spring county. EEK.R RyaR, Mouth of Arkansas. n. P. AIiiler. P. M. Randolph. Tenn. } eRaries CalaieeH. Caldwelton, Puiaski Co.
 .lpa CiarEe, Mcbean's Bot, Craw ford Co.
 H.Tames Williams, Clarke Go. A,
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18
FJsfs.NrEXUeREg
Q BREAKFAST TABLES;

N BREAKFAST TABLES; Y dining Tables; 6 Wash Stands IS Candle Stands, 3 Work Stands Bo N wash Braids; 24 sett high post Bedsteads N N sett Fancy Bedstoads Isdoz. N Windsor Chairs; dog. Rocking do Po sewing Chairs; Table do. small Chairs, Writing do.; Settee. r@l received per steam boat Cavalier, di- ssssirom l sa the Manufactory in Cincinnati eaa for sale very toao by DUNN Sc LOWRY.
 1ttle Rock, April, Il, 1894. If
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18
.N'EsE7gfE,.

I AM again under the necessity of re-
 ! minding those who are indebted to me. lhat am in want Of money, and unless lheyare more prompt in future than they nave heretofore been will be compelled to resort to coerciYc measures to obtain It. would be pleased, however, to have such course obviated by their paying up.
 EMZY WILSON. Little Rock, A pril 18th, 1894. ltf
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18
JAMES MCKINNEY i,
Attorney af E1aWa

kS p7, "A aaOFMeY RI AAsaXq ss r'9iuES in Columbia, Chicot conn V' Arkansas Territory, and will 11;saa'sfl} ;a attend the Superior Court al F;ae ~. hock-also the Circuit Courts O k1suehdcn, Phillips, Monroe, St. Francis ,taaa as',Sas and Chicot counties and will Eshs' S"u to the settlement and collection O. n,;a s,s 'n any part of the Territory. Any
 |, s'aess .s. confided to him, shall be prompt K attended to.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-04-18
LAW N0ETCEsl.

K, CritteEasEem < A. Fowler HEAVING associated themselves the
 .aI practice ofthe Law, will attend the
 taurts of the Second, Third, and Fonrti5
 Judicial Circuits, and the Superior Court
 at Little Rock.
 August RI. 1881 if 23