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NOTICE.
Charles "A. HEaYO.

B0Ok Binder and Blank B00k .dI0nT(acfuycr
ME OSf respectfully infornls lis friends and patrons the
lFA iormeT customers OF his predecessors Mir Frederick
A. Mayo, and the public generally, that according 10 an
arrangement aud agreement entered into with Mr. Alex
and@f Brown OF IBIS city, the business aey carried on Ly
hun viii ~ iuiurc be conducted in the name aud STYLE
OF Mayo & Brown
c. A. NJ hereby teoders each aud I'll lis patrons his
gr"el" acknowledgements Tor The very liberal encourage
mfni received, while conducting tie above business on
lis account anJ solicit a continuance of the same In
The new concern.
RICHMOND BLANK BOOK aANUFAcToRY.
The subscribers, respec iiully annouucr that he
have commenced The BLINK. Book ManulaeIuring ana
ook Binding business, and solicit tie patronage OF PC
public, to whom they pledge industry and p0neu
atty seat and Ihip execution u Oh ord, entrusted 10
ihe, and sifici attention 10 their business Being fully
pfepafed 10 execute every description Of work BELONGING
10 connected with their pToesson they are con6Jsni
o. rendering 'asaeion TO ieif pairons Tiled specimens
OF their Workmanship ia every department. may he seen
and referred 10 in e City, and throughou Virginia
MERCHANTS
Can be furnished at tlIe shortest notice with Acconnt
30 ks Of every description, Iuled according 10 dit,
with Or Without Patent Spring bGcks and Russia end
piee.s.
Throughout ihe State re informed tiisi thew can ts
supplied With any Of e Books used ia lheii fespccfve
offices One Of The subscribers having been pracicsiIv
engaged Tor several years VI is bfanc oi hef business
they have perfect acquaintance with I'll The different
kind OF Boks used To- the different Courts their size forms
or patterns Ct ung and style Of binding: all tlat will La
nsceseary Is 10 be informed what Book wanted specify
INK tor which Court is intended and IL will be forwarded
well packed 10 soy pat Of Nrgnia With al possible dec
fa'eh, wanshied 90 suit, or 10 charge viii DO made
BOOK BINDING
or every description, executed with nesncss duralify
Their Mandatory and Bndefy is on Main street two
doors below ie Morchsns Coffee iIouse and directly ON
pOsi,o TO the ldic Central Hotel.
Gil tRLEs A MAYO
ALEXANDER BROWN.
Oct ~ 4S-w5w
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iIed the
81 hsodeIirk and Martin C. Fegusson, aged Ia
iestd, OF
on the 9th int Cyrus Griffin s. Griffin NH,
uuy NE most pd of pulmonary disease
correct, A'ew shoIt weeks, om houih In
he 'ah oil this gentleman truly unhanpy "a
veiIe. the Scripture rnience, In the midst
death Few weeks and no idol parents and
h"h with prospects before him being
" nnd an ofnamrnt To his family;
Nests his head within the lap of earth,
youlh % fortune, and TO famO unknown,
Fair Science, smiled at HE birth;
., But, Fate had marked him 10 his ovn.n
~ yoshS gentleman remarkable add docty
~ ms temper and he degfeo possessed
as s'Ioe 10 this Odesy which, il it had part
o. nsht have retarded his early advance
y s cdncai0n bad been hberahis mind stored in
"hen summoned from them by the hends
hmd is boHavemon, have the know that tho
ue ms cn ad the puriy of his spoess life, endless
iu'ue ielHty IN the presence 81 HE GUd
lJent youth IN thor, the ecntle showed
The child of Heaven; in Ihee, dvingiy gIowod
NECK innocence, with ottiude cOmlind,
That spoke thy heart mod prov'd thy noble mind
rho lost to ~, ha's not, thank Heaven, alone;
hytilds with him suITnuBd Johovsh's throne
Eojo'einsi Haruiahs there lie sinls.
And WIVES ttlumphany N Angels wings SENEX,
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FOR THE EMO yyRe5

FOR THE E-NQJfRER.
Pursuant TO public notice, the ciizeus OF Pnwt,,,n
county, convened at their Court house on A,on1ay ,
~" oe'ootr tor The purpose Of iatiug into considerations
me pr"priry oil srnciing their Deega the General
Assembly, 10 VOTE at the approaching session of the
gslature Tor Benj ,nin Watkins Leigh E.o for Sen,or
III Consress-On the motion oi Benj,n,;n l. M.ad. Eo
NE meeIcg was organized by The appointment, of Join
u''ham' E'q.. Chairman, and John g. Tin,ey Sscre.
tlry.
General William Lyon then addressed the ueeipg
briefly explaining Ihe object " hch had called the voters
oil the county together aud enforcing the cessty of in
s'rneuon and concluded his remarks, by Offering ,e io
lowing Resolutions,
Hrs'iced, That our Delegate TO the next General As.
seIby, JOAN w. Nash. Esq be, ani hs hereby Il ia,
s'rucird, 10 vote Tor Benjam u w skins Leigh 20 n,
senator ~ Congress. at the ensuing session of the Ie
g-Aure, II lac bc in II not that he vote for
That candidate, who in his beet Judgment will mos, re Al.
ous'y aud ably oppose the doctrines advanced and Tho
powers lately exercised. hy The President o. Siates
ana VINO "i IA like manner. oppose the charring OF
u" present. or the charering OF any other Bank oil the w.
Resoord, That committee of gentlemen he appointed
~ "h we 'orfs OF the county, III order - procure
temen copo'ing the Committee named by the Chair.
Messrs. Scott, Miller and Booker, spoke in favour
OF 'he rcsouin; after whir, the On, ton on t,er a
ton, was submitted by tie Chairman aud they were 3 r
RED without dissenting Nucr.
me Chairman then proceeded to apponl the following
gentlemen on The committee, equire by the second re 40
inHon VIZ; Mcssrs. lillian 5. Dancr, John w Dance
Bs'Jim'n J.. Meade, DR.. Wan. Cru,np Charles Seidsn
john atkins, Fraucis Watkins 1hnn,,. I I,h.
Richard J. Gillian. Richard Booker Chas,Ain C. Cock
kfei'.rd a. Swami, i'erjtm w Fnney In f. Archer
Hii,oerry NAden, Wm. Fnney, Thos Gordon s!rn, v
S"idon' William C. Nrtlit Rand Edward C. Mostly,
George Williams, WIN. WsIthail, Miller W. M,oh.ux
william C. Scott, Dr. H~hng, Thomas c. Miller Beui..
Inin F@lmorc Joseph l.. Noble, Thomas - Haskins n A.
ihanIcl Cren>aw George C. Bracket, Isaac ~ Car,,z,
thesiain l'rackeu, William Lyon, De- Skel,nn Greed
ia'kins, Robert Haskins. lohn r. Srarion Thos Harri
John L. Pitasan's aud ell Nancy On motion oil Lew i
HaVie, Esq the names OF the Chairman aud Secretary
were added 20 The committee.
On motion OF the same gentleman, il was
WS"'ped' hat The proceedings Of this meeting be
published in the Richmond papers.
The meeting ,ben adjourned.
JOHN GILLIAN, Chairman.
join b. TINsLEY Secrtiari
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they working together. with the Dero.te. Mr. Dill,,
nau informed the world, (~hiIe the bubble was up and
, "e Sa'e banks were granting accommodations on the
" OF me u D Bank uo'es) that the State Banks exist
ed only at the viii Of the u. s. Bank and he had
especial care 10 bring the Of them under rules and
regulations az TO the reception OF their notes. tina, could
ho' TAI 10 form with itself eague OF State Panks as nm
constitutional and tar more DANCE rous 10 the roun,y
an any plan ever devised by the Executive Thus the
Whole Banking power, needed and controlled by an In
smhon en- rely unconsiiiuiuraa monster Gin
or bit-coud not he othet wisc
pu'' 'ook 10 the ell rs 0i ths alarming power When
me pressure sni distress came there as hardly Bank
h'y' 'ny "h.tr' winch was not composed OF men
VINO CRIED o., Justify Tor restoration Of ia. epo-s and
rc-rhafter OF the u Bank aiional Hank men nj, ma
Pen'y as backbeiiiss. anotg the Stakeholder and Di-
rector oi q State Banks. Had the Banks al other States
siied, 10 20 great an extent hey dill IN Mari anJ IL
UNI results might be expce ed the elections Suppose
'e Sse Banks were compelled To curia only as uuch
a"c o. Bank cura,led aud Increased its specie and
"e 1--WE cuitoiltneui equal TO O. sum of
$o9oSo6oS, IN short ,psce OF loeen months; sLor
aver, iacuons enlargement, probably of nearly the
same amount. " - -
What county could stand such ,c,s nj o,,,,s;o, ,
patient Amencs! or, what country governed v wi.o,, mr.
P'""ehee would submit itself To esp,icious aud unjust
apowera &c oDh tinr? 49,
Let US look for at the ecmng mowers of
Tree people, under the hardest ouprc.so md NJ,
man need despair OF glorious Victory %, or the enemies
o. our peace, prosperity aud liberty
From iha lat al Dec, Iber 1888 TO the lOh
OF oc'obtr, 1884, here imported in sill
r,op' $ll.S55. $50
oer' ioSi Of g'id' under The new law, 2Ti5.0OI
f.,;.a .Sa', Si767O.ss4
lO Ii u Oct. 1894. 81 73l aoo
Oi witch. $;537 $40 was delivered 10 the n So, 1T
Messrs Editors, every can make his own csl,ul,
"o's sl iiei.hc~s, sd determine Whether such IN IN.
sh'non as The u. \. Bank will produce To free peovl,
more OF woe or OF veal Csn ay read doubt the ali
ana intent oi these dOinss!
ANri-NAlioNAL BANK.
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sl7.61o.ssA
m >, sFOR TINE ENQUIRER
% nc pOfefS NJ lie Congressional District roID,x,

~ ~ , . sFOR IUE ENQUIRER.
" me counties ~ York, jpoccoiek James Cfiy Giou.
erS'er' .nothtos fceoniaeh. and No, thaa,pf0n.
FELLOW CiTiz - You lo are a. still, TO the B,,l
OIL Tie u ) (and nnsginc you large maimi,y0 AS
wen as you Who are opposed TO the htadomy aud head
s"oS u"rtrlne oil Nulhiics'oD, viii, the election for
member al The next Congress be placed somewhat in A
1lienma There will. understand, be ts o candidates
MT WISE our rresen, R-presC NATIVE, who is Bank man
Oh eonStfutiOnot grounds and grounds erpedieneu hut
opp',ed TO NuIieasion; aud MIR. Coke Gate r. presrna
w. MO an correctly informed, Is L-ish Bank
nau-la Is he considers tho BaGk urcous iuional b,,
Is opposed TO the State Banks depository OPPOSED To the
administration, aud NIiier, who viii 20 lahrr than
the South Carroll a school
, Ire tirn ri'ow-czens lies your rhoice between a
Bank man aud AnNuiIlli.,; and hall way Anti. Bank
man and Nuli~r. You hen broug lat TO the
ive OF elecng Who does suit YOUR vie W., or
OF ding whdi!-why have meetings in Your res,rc,ive
'ou"es, npd unite upon some individual who viii truly
rrpierehi y0n Ia The npnr who will
he' ""d hs'd az Inst he outrageous aris
oor'cy which Is odng the very viiA of the Repu
NC throw cut this hints hope it will lac encoursc ed
VOTER
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FAyHERE committed TO the ,il al hi. comfy mi
% ci'olas9 on the 18th OF August, 1891 negro man
who says his name il James taken up as a runswsV;
VINO sHys he belongs To Col John CtOckct OF the comfy
OF ize"el virginia. The said negro James appears TO
he about 80 OF 40 years old lie II feet 10 inches
g"' Stout made With mark his right breast about the
SIZE OF bali dcllar--hs apparel different
Also Jacob, black who ronn ted 10 iI,e ii
OF Is county, as runaway, the 25h day ol August
1881 lie appears 10 be brr cen 20 aud 30 years Old
i OF l1w stature, rather inclined 10 he cofpurn Aho,
ee nches high; his Cloting l. different ln boil cases
they are not takeu out bey will deslt Wit az The
law directs. WM IEYlSAY I,jIor
-oci. ~. rs -"s~l 10, nm. GiOea. Sheriff
EhlSMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY.--1be An.
~ nuA Meeting Of The Stockholders in the Dismal
swamp Land Csnptny, will, according law I've held in
the town OF SOfsls on Saturday, the 18Th Of November
neat kO BUTLER Presi
SmithGeJ. Oct o. 81, '"S'
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a ALLECO MILLS FAMILY FLOUR-W. are
M now making an Additional quantiiy Of Family Flour
nom choiee White Wheat. Those who have not supp,ed
.nemseVes' are requested TO make early application ss
ihis - the last Flour vi this description ,s make hi,
sss'oh. p. J. CHEVAII.lE & Co
October 81. a. q,
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a SITUATION WANTED.--A young GesQemsa
N who has had seversl yesrs experience teacher
qualified 70 teach The fuesh, Lain and Creek hnov,se'
together with Geography, Arithmetic and Natie1naties
would he glad 10 got situations Tor the ensuing wear a
letter addressed to p O. sPars, Caolno county viii be
promptly attended to.
October H. 40 w5w
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1910 prizes 10 S36G0S0
Tlckst $40 Shares in Progor ion
Iiekes in the Pafap.e0 Ren Estate Lottery SAY be had
as usual, ~ every tariey, az fIGeFH's Office.
The dri"ng viii take place positively ts 20 u Of De-
ccmbcr
Capital Pfizg $40 500
Tickets $40.
For fa'e, az usual IN every variety. the Exchange
and Lottery Office Of THOMAS u BIGGER,
Corner opposite the Eagle Hotel
o. Grand Capit,is Of $50 % o. 2 81 20 600 Of
10000 have been sold Within few months, and ~ paid
at sight as usual, by BIGGER
October II. All
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10 that ennul which sometimes pe,vades he system and
so d.lheult TO be shaken OIL. have now been nine
months ia ST Augustine. in which ,me have had a lair
opportunity OF estimating the climate. both IL inter
aiid summer tempsrsure.- fully saiislied that the
Climate o. east Florida is uniform than in any ohe,
par, oil the United aud far as atuosphere Il
eefned In The restoration OF the invalid il lar snrpasses
France or Italy, II the statements Of Johnson Mathews
aud other travellers are TO be relied on.
ISL Augustine Is situated la North Lat 80 Il. " Is
niln on peninsula. but lii. elevated above l. ws,
about three ~ les tram the ocean hc eniraur. @, The
hstoof Is creuous aud accessible vessels shi da,
OF wsterit IL projected from the ,ioenr. OF the sea "a,
Ana-tass Island which lies ia trout 4 the ety. sud *
tends South near 20 milrs-rhe Gu.ph stream comes
within twenty live and lwrny miles OF tb. pace: t,.
warmth oil lis water has sensible effect o the au.o<
pere here when the wind i. the south or east T..,
are The prevailing wind ah il l. thu this influence
tha The winters here are mild than in ANY other
section o. orr country IN the sae latitude Although the
months OF Deeruber ami January usually COOL sc.
we are not SUBJECT TO much frost; iuxurAn ctowt OF
he OF 'hEc tree Is suili'eh, atrsis jon OF hat fact
The city Is very hrcguiaiiy built sls, cts narrow aud
crooked, Dwellings mostly constructed If -tur in III.
Spanish style. void of good vr conv, nj. May OF
"e" nave orange groves attached to then irh give an
enhvenng aspect To this ancient Many Of ih, ro
pcs' NUTS are cultivated here in small quantities, bu,
mere IS great want OF industry III agrcuure. We had
say NAT many oil Ihein we've badly arcoumoai.d
hn'e. This will Ice remedied-iro large rstshii,hm.u,,
large number oi invals here lat winner and regret 90
preparing to be opened this winter; these IN adrian Ca
"e 'oher ONES, viii greatly enhance the comfort Of visit
- ~
CAS- the demand incrcases the markets will he hotter
inrhi,heh WIKI meats ahd vegetables. Al hunyh In this
sinai place they canDO obtain is great yaeiy ich our
large cities ohsr; ,e with uIe excr,un We may have
"P'" supplies OF brei. vehison .nd pouryis oys.
tiers abundant and cheap The facilities o, rvacLin,
this place are greatly increased. There reglrp.ekei
between this aud N lork-tao packet. To Char.,ion-a
srsm tos from Savannah. 10y the inland pas.a,e iu,o Tho
river 81 Johns Ia this place, makes Tip once a VOL
us Viii give steam boat passage from n York to pico.
is,e ON the 81 Johns, ony lS miles from this cry via
Charleston aud Savaunah. - "
My health has so much improt ell by my residence
here h, an, Induced TO bring on my l1my Ills F,
'"ey "''i' PROBABLY return with ms about the 1si Oct"
Mr White Of This City L.s Issued The 2I No of hi.
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~ The Remond Enlaier OF the 9Th, octhes paragraph 10
ms panc 'a'SioP T. Barhout's Ptoposon
ago ~ "se tho soveramen, stock in ihs u
h"l d no, appear ~ columns. The
veIieny comniied nmi would thank Enquirer correct
~ he sentiments OF thai paragraph iii
which ill., abarg Tfrgfai1H
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DEATHS

II
Niecd en- Thursday evening last Keeling Mr. Ro.
bert farkeI, 10 Mrs. Mary Bolions-al OF Iha City
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~ haIlan ClimaIe in "a D. S.

We are indebted to Friend for the following ex-
tract OF late letter from ST.. Augustine As repeat
cd enquiries are made respecting The clifnofe tl,e
mode Of rencling that City, &c. &C.. we agree will
HIM IN The hope that il may afford desirable infor-
nation 10 several Of our readers Should more
particular intelligence he desired, i, may be obtain
cd OH application to the Editors Of the Enquirer:
"ST. hUGUsriNE, 25 n July 1884
Oh VIII excuse my not replying 10 your kind letter
ere tms time, although cannot plead that professional
engagements or bodily indispo,iop has prevented nv
gVingyou uial early attention it demanded Attribute i
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Mr. white Of this City b.s issued the 81 No of his
Southern Literary Messenger" We have no time 10.
nay 10 devote TO sch notice Of this beautiful production
as deserves. We recommend wa,ry 60 that ,ubl;,
support, oil which il is 80 eninenily worthy.
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NEW JERSEY ELECTION.

Jackson nsjarity, 1865
The Assembly sianis 30 Jackson, 81 Bank
The Council, Jackson, Bank Ne 8iiy in Joint bal
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BTGG ER,g
EXCHANGE MN LOTTERY OFFICE
RICHMOND, Va.

Of $50 .OO0-1O OF So 600 % II 81 COO.
virginia DisRnas swamp Lottery.
No. ~ Tor IL November.
GO No. Lottery 10 drawn bsllo's
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he correspondent Of the Philsdelpha inquirer who
writes rom ~ York on the 18Th ays gea, emphasis On tho
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1oh" 4. 'f"Sor, Esq, was lorored with pubic Din.
pef on Saturday last by his Constituents Of Prince George
the an public dinu-r he lac recc ed since the Las,
ZION Of Congress rom respect to his public services
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II is impossible to mistake the Author of the fol-
lowing squib in the Baltimore Republican of Sa,ur
day nst--We "register" his well-timcd biz for tho
benefit OF tho parties concerned Oyez- Que
Oyezu
"a SHARK. about ten feet Iong ne black A. cto,v
and as slick az any bsck snake has made his app france
not IN our waers, but ~ o The stables NJ to. Central
hSce ConFe wSiung ora FRfrLE that will be here with
loneuo and four others Of Col Joinson. horses hy Inc
Norfolk boa, TO day. The well filled siabIos Of NJ r. John
lieih, Col Wynn Nv. Minge, Mr. Hare and Csptsin
Stockton were yesterday VI the Cenfsl Courys and from
Washington will arrive tomorrow, Mr. r., ior's Mr.
Selden's, Mr.. Garri,ou's Col C5owers Dr. DuvsTs Nj
ken'alIs and stYerii others Tuesday comes oil The
tasksr Slakes on plan lore run In hi. couy
SO5 y'fds short Of two mes-cne run with high Eng
.h weights 1l3 pounds instead Of Sc as in h country
lie obtci u to eompsfe Hfoibfr Jonshsns cattle with
job Bulls dag, mile hes's Tor the Rte PLATE
The public houses sfs getting hrogged with strangers
coming TO he sfnursd Tor a week"
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LeeTPooi, Sep embrr 9;h TUESDAY )-There Is no al
'eIai,on III our Coitn Msfke, from yesterday fair de-
a hos been experienced. aud about 500 bales sold
Yesterday pricesviz go Sea Island l6 3 III to l7d 100
baias 10 2d $50 Pernams, III ID 10 IL remainder in
American from Z 3 81 TO o I'd.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-14
GENTS FOR THE ADVOCATE.

The following gentlemen have been ap-
 ,,oed Agents for this paper:
 E,s Turner, Crawford c H.
 hFT (. Saylors, P. M. Jackson county. II KuukendaH, Jackson, Lawrence co. |Va. J. WoY, P. M. Izard Courthouse. ,mo, BosweH, Ind dependence co. f. Egaer, Batesyille.
 Bs1, Croloteg, Lawrence county iacob Bdzzard, bafay cite county. IT. CaldaoeH, Jefferson county.
 ssl James Seult, P. M. Pine Bluff.
 & Bell, PM Monroe county. IEn R. Patten, P. M. Chicot county. |Tm. D. Ferguson P. M. Crittenden co. |H [. Biscoe, Phillips county. |T FarrelEQ, Arkansas county. |Irmes Clark, Miller county. !rol. John Clark, Sevier county. |David Foran, do. |TRomas Hubbard Hempstead county. |Fraaklin Steuqrt Esq, Lafayette county. Thomas .NIatheyss Conway county! loAn Hibbin, do. do. I55. |. ". Clarke. P. Nj. Morrison s Bluff. b Evans, Vineyard. " Washington co. |Dauia Waiker, Fayetteville do. |J H. Johnson, St. Francis county. | 4. Whittiagton, Hot Spring county. |S.ER. Ryan, Mouth of Arkansas. WP.HiAer, P. NJ. Randolph. Tenn. Ciats CaldweH. Caldwelton, Pulaski Co. Aiua elarke, ,McLean's Bot, Crawford Co. jaues Williams, Clarke Go. A. T..
 Bp1f6rd c. F'aoier, Miller co.
 SaaRlas Dardaane, Jefferson co.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-14

|TuIS Paper IS published every Fri- at THREE DOLLARS per annum, paya-
 s;a aduauce, or FOUR DOLLARS at the p.ralion of the year.
 ya sabscriber will be considered as pay
 ;n advance, unless payment be made
 7 ,ts @ time of subscribing, or on the re-
 ;nt 'g of the first number. N, Ea paper #ill be discontinued, (but at |ss 'ds discretion of the Editor,) until all ar v s,.ges have been paid up. ''Drs .- Letters addressed to the Editor -ASbs Y postpaid, or they will not be at E'9aSgR 9aeR'Ys M OF ENTERTAINMENT ...i.emepts, not exceeding F lines, first E''srtion, ONE DOLLAR, each continuance, '.,,, ,r,yaENrs-lopger advertisements in the
 ,ae proportion.
 E's,i Advertisements sent to this office for
 uietion. without the number of inser- |!;'', a icing specified, will be continued anforbid and charged accordingly.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-14
JAMES MCKINNEY, , Attorney at Law.

RESIDES in Columbia, Chicot coun N Y, Arkansas Territory, and will llssalarly attend the Superior Court at r'.Il r,.ue Kock--also the Circuit Courts oi Ss,.iI''enden, S.I Phillips, Monroe, St.Francis, usAaasas ,,.a and Chicot counties and will saeaa S... to the settlement and collection of Ss'. Seo's h any part of the Territory. Any Hfs.aess I, conhded to him, shall be prompt y attended to.
 Sept ls32
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-14
LAW NOTICE.

|G Crittenden & A. Fowler, HAVING associated themselves in the III practice of the Law, will attend the |nts of the Second, Third, and Fourth
 laicial Circuits, and the Superior Court abittle Rock.
 August 3l, 1881 If g
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-14
.Av .G.z Aaz

Attorney at Law, FAYETTEVILLE, Washington Co 1 Arkansas Territory. Nov. 3, 1894. 3l-tf.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-14

ing and despairing and the next day my headaches like an artlleryman's.
 "You are fortunate" sais Margrave dri-
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-11-14

 NETT M 8t JA As

9 Oh! thou invisible spirit of wine.-if thon hast no name to be known by, let US call thee-deyil.'' TSHAKspEARE.