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Really we wefo upon the point of shed- a;no fears when we read the following rom the Boston Mercantile Journal
 ..T The edilor of paper printed ID ,,le western part of the State, accounts for the non-annearance of his sheet at the appoint ..,l t;tne. by saying that he had 'no paper on hand. and nothing to buy any with. - peer 4allawl Hard times these, to have neither cash nor eredlt."
 II is not so much the Fecilnlary loss that oxeited inc sympathy that onr espr1t de corps for the fraternity would naturally aWakeh' but the idea o,- ille pain which this sudden disrupture and divorce of the agreeable al- liapce existing between editorial pflde and the reputation of the journal to which he IS welded must necessarily occasion, and which none hul an editor can feel or apPfe- ciate.--.N'oGh.
 erand wlle'' salute of ono hundred qnns was fired on the common, at Boston, on receiyingnews of the result of the elec- ion of New York, and a general meeting of the people had been called to express their icy, | in the redemption of the poiltl- cal character of that great commercial me- tropolis.'
 There was a famous eating match at a yiilaeo in Yorkshire, between two men, na- med Gubhins and Muggins, which caused a
 great deai of interest in the neighbofnood;
 and q eountryman, leaving the place before ] ti,e match WIS decided, vas stepped hy g al- most every one on the road, with :" v no beatsq How does the match get on!2 &e. i1o which he answered, Why, doant eA- oetlv l,,,ow-they say Gubbins I'll get #; bnt thinks nluggins Pll bet 'un yet, iol when leaif he was only two geese and a torkey behind him ]"
 Gaptein Eorl's piece.-A good old lady who always saved the cream of every thing to tickle the palate of her loving spouse Yeserving for him the brownest piece Q toast. the hest slice of cake. and the bieges - as7sl s,..i,t ies.,..., l take cup of tea at her house, who liked t be inc monopoiizer of such dainties him self and who was moreover on terms tha
 warranted his helping himself to whateye suited his fancy. 4 usual, the good wo man had cut her pic in such q manner as t leave one formidable slice, which was vel understood to belong to her husband. 9'ht yisitant saw if, and proceeded to help him self to tie tempting morscl, when he wa interrupted by the wite-ss Stop, stop, Mir -, that's Capt, Yoll2's piece. ."-P Port laad Courier.
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.ggsgYf EsEgEYgeEEaa

EgER steam boat Compromise, large E supply of TIN PLATE SHEET IRON, WIRE, S-c. which will be manufac- tured 10 order, at ,he shortest notice, and on reasonable terms. A general assort- ment of Fin Ware, round and hoop Iron, and every other article in my line of busi- ness. kept constantly on hand, for aaie. by " Whot"satn and retail.
 JESSE L. SMITH. \. E. Two or tltrco Apprentices 10 the above business, will be taken, if im,nedi- ate application be made.
 Little Rock, May 8, 1884. ' 2t
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W .AIT g. DUNN .

And have taken the Store second door North of Messis. MILAN < BADGEFF, where may be found general assortmento of nRY GOODS, HARD WARE, BOOTS Shoes, Hats, Queens Ware, Letter, Gap, and Ruled Paper, Rifles Pistols Powder, Spanish and Melee Cigars James River and Kentucky Tobacco Cloth Coats, Round Jackets Cloth and fine chess drilling PantaIoons Marseiiles ests, made iii the best style.
 --MLs0- An assortment Of DRucs and MEDICINES. All of which wifi be sold at low rates for Cash, Hides, Peiifies or Ears.
 Little Rock. May B, 1894. tf
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JUST RECEIVED.

Per steamers Little Rock aad Signal. gy Esgs B3LS. inspected Flour q SsY 25 do. old rectlied Nhiskey , bbls. Ale; do. do. sweet Cider i0 do. dried Peaches; 30 kegs fresh Lard 40 kegs assorted Nails eco lbs. spun Yarn,s assorted sizes 3 tons assorted Iron
 : do. 10. Castings, Plough ,douds, Sc. A gen'l assortment of Tin < Wood Ware.
 ALSO, 1 splendid assortment of fashionable Silks, Dress Handkerchiefs, Italian Cravats, SC. direct from Plaladei phia. All of which tdey offer for sale at their usual low prices.
 WILLIAM BADE EFT, & Go. Little Rock, Feb. 2s. 1883.
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JOHN MARTIN, Blacksmith. Gunsalitil, and
 EFetE4RssHnY.

1SISCskslRARSBe sENnSsiaSaE1s saAlia
 EeuHsseF.
 D ESPECTFULHY informs his old GUS q, toners and the public generally that he has opened NEw SHOP, immediately ly below Dr. Watktns', and opposite the family residence of k. c. Byrd, tat the 8ign If ]. MARTIN, GUG AND BLACKSMITH, } where he is prepared to carry on all the above brances of business.
 He will make and repair SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS of every description.- SIDE ARMS of all kinds made and re- paired, in the best possible manner. Mt- GHINERY ofall kinds epairefi. BLACK SNIFHlNG of every kind done at the shortest notice, and in the best maaner-- He is also prepared to do all kindsof Steam boat work.
 As his charges will be moderate, and his work executed in the best manner and at the shortest notice, he hopes for share of the public patronage.
 All orders from a distance will be promptly attended to, if accompanied with the CAST
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 VsgEKii OH4EDs
r4yritteo for the Advocatc.l l
sTiNXX TO :


 e. tbon art married. 1 have seen f,eafb crcepfng 0 ere,y witl.erirG hopes Eor many a dsy.-aad with serene And still despair--like one that gr9Pes hlonq some ierror-pcopled wood, Chilling his heart with solitude.
 And cold and whispering loneliness Have I lived on, and looked for tiils Dark honr Of many miseries-
 And still 1 cannot love thee less. So. thou art married. Other lips ,lshsn ,,sfe hare pressed upon thy brow. Anil, as i water lily dips
 Its leaves into the food, so thou Upon another's bounding breast nost lull thy blashing eyes to rest And 1 have lost thee-ah, forever tint still, like sunset on the ocean Of the tunnltanns sky, devotion
 With slow thrills OCT ny sad breast
 qaiyers.
 Thought Thought tfou art curse
 there was
 < time ssi,,Ail happiness '# ss nesting Within my heart. Ambitions yoice Came over rne--thenceforward breastipg The storm and tnmnlt of the world, From wave to wave have been hurled X tempest-strieken mariner Yet ever and anon have turned To where, beYcni the danger, burned The calm light of thy beacoaing sphere Ny aopcs havo wandered wild about, Like sunlight flashed from cloudto cloud When mornings foatnirg floods arc oit' :. And round tho eastern rno@ntaIaa crowd' But now have they retsrned agaiR, X weary. cold. and fainting train. IfKe spectral shadows that in graves, Or sonbdless, Iigkt-forsaAen caves Sit shaddering with their lips apart. And yet cannot love thee less 'fban have loved thee. There fs not One throb of angry selfshness
 Finding within my heart a spot On which 10 brood. I think 'twould be Like happiness, could hnt sec Thee happs. could lay mo down And breathe away fifis life of pain To make thee happy--i could wane Away without oae parting moan.
 April 10, 1891.
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NOTHCE.

} WiLL thank these persons who may a have any Books, belonging to JOHN II . COOKE, or to CecKE S. LEE, to leave them. as soon as may be convenient, at the Store of WM, BADcEr-r 8- Co.
 JOHN II. COOKIE.
 May l6, 1891. 6 3t
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yySgFsNHY. FLOUR. SSc.

JUST RECEIVED ON CONSIGNMENT, g aAGA B NRREL5 M'hiskey, 100 do. s.7a 4 < Ss-s y v Flour, two pipes and three half pipes Cognac Brandy, seven boxes and five kegs Tobacco, {both of which arc very gaoa,I twenly-liye hoxes Soap ten hoxes Candies, and many other small articles, which will be sold very low for cash, by
 EaizY WILSON. Iitsle Rock. January ,.
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\ BAEBEeUE.--Poulso,l' Advertiser | gives this report of Mir. D. ?. Browns speech at the Philadelphia Jubilee. It Is too good to Dc lost.
 David Paul Brown was now called for, and was prepared with some good things. l He said we were now assembled at poiifi- l cal Ba,becao; barbecue according to the great photographer, Samuel Johnson, IS feast for BKoILING A WHOLE Hoa--not that tais was for broiling, for he hoped there would be no b1osLs on tho occasion, and he would take the liberty to suite the definition to our present circumstances, and he would call 1t barbecue for roasting a whole hog and by way of doiug his mite, he would give it little touch Of the BroWn-he must lea9e.i to his fellow citizens to spit it and beste it, and he was happy to sec honest hands present, who could do all this with out the aid of the Kitchen Cabinet He asked if there Gas q single Gackson man in this vast assemblagcl No-No-- No--was answered with one voice. Ii there Is, said. hfr. B. let him abiure his name, for he hes already renounced his county!
 9 feilolp fesliag-Tbe Editor of tho Boston Atlas has turned his attention to tl1e management of calves.-.Mo,ning Posi.
 Such beirg the case, the Editor of the Post IS doubtless expecting that We will pre- senliy devote paragraph to him.-Ed. .fifas.
 The Globe talks a good deal about n,ss 4 iillekson noney.'' They who hold notes Vs'as'sii''sse of the Executive upon the curren- cy--arc in tho fair way of ascertaining what Jackson money Is. The people in Baltimore and Washington have already found that JAcEsos MONEY, is BROKEN BANK NONEY.--Eah. Pat.
 hzoi ct satoany. --We learn that black fellow having been arrested at Albany on Tuesday, on claim that he was a slave. about loo blacks assembled and rescued iRin from the constable. The blacks were several ot them wounded by the blows of the offlcers, to which they made no resist ance, but secured the black fellow, placed shlm Tn wagon and drove off.
 \ friend who has travelled, relates inc following as literal direction given to hin, by an lnhabitant of remote New Enrland town, m reply to his inquiry fer the direct road to - meeting house. "Well, ah. stranger, you go right straight ahead, till you come to large oak tree, then you take that are tree on your right shoulder, and % on tlll you come 10 the brick school-house then take the brick school-honse m your left shoulder. and keen rieht e., All Jou come to Squire Ninsate's; and then do you take the squire's house right on your back, and you can't miss the way.''
 Gov, Francis is reelected to that office Tn Rhode Island. He Is Jackson and anti Masonic. Last year, his majority was 74s; this year, someting more than hun dred.
 \ large party of soldiers surprising two resurrection men in churchyasd, the off cer, selzing one of them, asked him what he had to say for himself: "Say sir!o re- phed the surgeons provider, "why, that We came here to raise 8 corpse, and not q re- gimcn..'
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250 Dollars Reward. STOP THE MURDERER.

E OliN N. WARD, a native of the Che D rokee Nation, mnrdered MF. JOHN GORDON, on Monday morning, the 6th inst.and has escaped. N ard is man sup- posed to be about g years old; he is aparo made and about , feet 10 inches high; his hair IS of light color; he has grey eyes; he IS Of pale swarthy complexion; his left arm has been slightly injured so that he cannot stFaiten 1t; and man of very bad connteHance. The above reward will be paid for the apprehension of Ward, so soon as 1t is ascertained in what lail he Is se cured, ALEXANDER GORDON
 Or The Cherokee phnnix, New Echo- la. Georgia, will give the above four inser- tons, and forward their account, with a paper containing 1t. to the subscriber for payment, at Vineyard, r. 0. Washington County, Arkansas Territory.
 Vineyard, 20 April ., 9 le3A. :: 399tt 99tt
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YfsE SUGSf,..lss.Il-... I...s, -..',s,

8 1 VE just reee;vo,, E.is s A- ply of sEAse,Gna eG a1 t,,! sd!itie ties. @hlch they now offer for sih .i Cd ! low, for cash, or to punetl.l llals, a,s uaa consists of most articles a.,,. men assoI n the Dry Goods line, vis S''all' cal Super blue, black. bro,s.
 lt'ie fancy Cassimeres. | : M Give Coarse Negro Cloth; Iinsa.d0 I eo. d0. Sat Riaaa,sas 2 lannels assorted; E, Brown i nsn..,. nieached , 1mestics; Plaid lad 1saaeili
 pron and Furniture cbeeLs'0 s0 :.
 large and handsome . .ss ehsi eiri Mnslins, &c. Corded sLi.,. 'ihento Lace Hdkfs. Baadanna and e..
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~s~& E @a HE kA.lY .
ID PRgN rr'.gs6 2. .gs 6s.

TE7!IE undersigned continues to manu- taetare V,e Franklin Printing Press. tie has for sab several second hand Stans- bury and Ramage Presses. Also, Glasses of all sizes, Composing Sticks, Brass Rule, Gallies, Copper Moulds. hiking Rollers, 8,c. a.c. Ali of which ne intends to keep a general assortment of, for the aeeonmoda- ton or the craft.
 Fms establishment is on the corHer of Elm and Eighta streets.
 SAMUEL S. DICKINSON.
 #s The Hemisphere, Colnnlbas, and the Republican, St. Louis, will copy tie above three montl4s. All other Printers who wilt copy the above advertisement three months, wiil be allowed the usual rate Of pay, n any of tile above articles.
 Cincinnati, Feb. ?, 1894 5i 13t
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Just Received,

SER steamer Compromise. 2 !..ssitls. first i quality SUGAR; J bags COFFEE; , boxes SPERM CANDLES; low for cash. WM. BADGE1eF X Co.
 Little Rock, March T th, ls34
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ElaclIsrlaithing.
NEW lcSTBE.ESEsSsa aNrl

IN NEss ElSTBEESEEIsaE ENT,. sHE Subscribers take this method of E iEforming the citizens of Little Rock aia the pnbiic generally, that they have commenced the above business in the Shon formerly occupied by B. NJ. LrpBErrrn opposite the Advocate Printing Office where t'tey are prepared to execute all "ofk intrusted to their care, in the besi manner and at the shortest notice.
 hey respectfully solicit share If n..b- ,lc patronage, and will ehdeaYar4 by ali means Tn their power, 10 merit it.
 JAMES II. TRfGG & co.
 A. Y. HORSES shod at the shortes, ao tee, and in the best manner. J. M. r. 6s co.
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BLANKS.

A ADMINISTRATORS, Exeeass. xeaa..-ra IA Guardians Bopds-s,saal,1,,, la,,,'ons, c rants-Clerk's Summons Ese'all rell ex pias, Delivery bonds, &e. a 3e' nd for sa cuted and constantly on sesN at this office.
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ss1Q00 ggsaAeFIEg2.

EsT 2 wish to purchase about s1G00 of " .Haryiaad money, for which we will give 5 cents in eash--,or we will take t at par in exchange for goods.
 MsLATN (. BADGETT. Little Rock. May g, le34. ' If
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yg9IIE subscriber intends opening, on he a .f,.sf of .9prii aett, new and essten- sive establishment at the HOT SPRINGS, foi the accommodation of inyalios. and tue public generally. His table shall be sup piled with every variety afforded by the country, and the utmost care and attention will be pais. io the comfort and conyen- iencc of inyalids, and tue pleasure of his other visitors, and m exertion will be spared.to add to the attraction which these salnbrous Springs already hold forth to the public. His charges shall be moderate, and the attendance good.
 r. \. McWILLfAMs.
 March II, 1931. 49 If
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NssRg.NG GOeeEeSa

rxsr4E S,,hscribers have just receiyea tI,a;r assortment of STRING and SIMMER GOODS, to which the attention of nurclasers is respectfully requested.- rheir assortment consists of most articles usnallv called for in the Dry Goods line, to witt
 l,l..e.l.o.l .na pnblcachcd DCalESfiGS ] Plain and striped oo paintad Mnslins, plain and figured book do ss iss. rnnif aud iseenet do. plaah and fig q Greeian nelts, Cambrics and Calicoes f.;nohafns. assorted cord cd Skirts Bobhinet Laces and Edgings Quiilinrs, Insertions, &c. fancy Hhdkis. Assorted C'apes. Hat Tabs White and cold Kid Gloves, long do. do. Black and white Silk Hose l Fancy Cotton do l EGentfemen' s white and cold half Hose Stocks. Elastic 5nspendcrs, Linen Collars ] Raso,ns. Shirts, Pantaloons, Vests l Ronndahonts, Linen Coats Nankeen and Bcmhazinc Goats ] Ladies lasting and kid Slippers Calf and morocco walking Shoes Cater Boots, Misses Cater Boots prunel and kid Slippers, &e. Boys and Yooths Brogans Mems Boots, Shoes and Slippers, assorted Hardware ard Cutlery, assorted Smiths Bellows and Vices, S,e. S'e.
 GROCERIES Loaf and bros7 Sugars, Coffee, Molasses, Rice, Imperial Gnnpowder ] A4nng Ayson Teas, dc.
 With many other articles, all of which ] they will sell unusually low for Cash.
 l.. < w. k. GIBSON.
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IsEsANDY. WgNEa:ss:. ssze.

BRANDY, WINES, Szc. yEyWO half pipes Cognac Brandy. =A==- l Q. F s~rrs-.ai
 l Barrel Champagne Brandy,
 , Barrels Sweet Wine,
 10 Half barrels do. da
 , Barrels Malaga Wine,
 ID Half bhls de. do.
 12 Dozen superior Port Wine, just received per steamer Compromise, from New Orleans, and for sale at reduced pri- ces by DUNN 6- LOWRY. January 2I. If
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SV a.l. E. " ait < F1ilyv. Fl. Dunn. AN F associated themselves together, A D for tlle purpose of transaoting II er- eantiie business in this town, un1es the firm Of
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 Nofiee

Notice.
 N conseq equeaee- of tue aeass q, Noies, a N HowEbL. Esq. tile boohs, s.a ef n other papers, belonging to the s,seed ase in ] ton, Little, SU Go. have been plas,s raoas hands of the subscribers. All petsS psts,Tiil aebted to said Firm, hy Note o' D.a 10 Tia will please call and settle 'as s,,sbarised out delay. as we are alone aaa au,p' receive the debts due to saia h,",, ,9",n,eEEl
 5. W. LEE at,t1 Little Rock, Feb. 7. lsso'
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e1r We would again earnestly request those indebted for last year, either by note or account, to call and settle, as we are very much ip want of money. We wish to start as carly as psssibic, to the East, for the purpose sf laying in our fall and winter stock, ard would therefore request partic- ular attention to this notice.
 Little Rock. May IS, 7s34. 6tf
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AN ASSORTMENT oe
S aasfy REaaa c,a1.

Ready Made Ciotl,;. Al .@cns ssaS,dl me oamlst q, eloatsi lsais, I Inserted n,st Boots, Shoes and iIat,s iIf,ss Black and white patent Tbraas' aas' ppa0i paa l,ar5. and boss ,,; Cotton Gaadieais,l 1ternap y,: Gioves. Beaver dc. l..1i.. | :, indIgoi i a bufeh q Madderi eopoes., ,s.s' { 2 z, ''. ,', le're' z Pepper Alspiee; An. e : 'ngeH Epson Salts; Dried pssal s,aq Superior James River Tobaceos sssl' hfeels beat Kentucky do
 Dried Apples, Spanish ard Nolo, :
 And variety of other ar,,e, Those purchasing, woal5 1os@ and examine our Stock as - se nnusnally low. We expect ls lo, 7 7, tNes and IRON by the first boa, " VI
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0T~ Those indebted to us on l,,, account, are earnestly solicited ! and settle the same iinmediatol. of us will start 10 the Fast s5ors,s : : purpose of laying in q spriec s,ss. <, of Goods. < N ass9F g'
 Little Rock, Feb. ', 1s91. T
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DUNN & LOWRY.

In addition to the stock, they have re- oeiyed per steamers Reindeer and Little Rock, from New-Orleans, a large and gen. era supply of GROCERIES, including
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A large party of soldiers surprising two resurrection men in churchyafd, the off cer, selzing one of them, asked him what ne had to say for himself: "Say sir!' re- phed the surgeon's proyider, "why, that We came here to raise corpse, and not re- gimcn..,'
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With new and elegant Cut, handsomely and exPeditiously executed at the Advo- cate ohoe. Feb. IL, 1894.
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HOT SPRING HOTEL.

Little Rock. January J.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-12-11

ENQUiRER IL pubshod twisc week, generally, und
thfyc durng the icgauro,
Five Dollars payable in add
chartered, spccisays banks (oniy) will be
ociscd The Eiitor. wiz guarantee the safety OF em
tho all being pail b tho writer's
b. di-cohtnucd, discretion oil tho
Editors, all arscarases have been paid up
no. Whoever will the OF nine shall
have the tvAh gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
0S luao csns each continuance
inserted, until has either been paid for
osa BY som persoa in this its euyiront.
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n AW NOTlCE.-FosTAIsE H. PErrIs, late of
Orange county, having iocated in the city Of New
York. in lie practice of Law respectfully tenders his pro-
citizens generally. Being generally known through che
State he deems references unnecessary. All business
communications him addressed ostpaid will receive
prompt and faithful attention
n b. Persons in the South, who have, may hercaf-
ter have runaway slaves suspected to be in either New
York Philadelphia, may find it to their advantage
send infinitely descriptive communication, post paid
above. September 30 12-6m
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YWNHOMSONIAN AGENT--'Thc Subscriber who
n is General or SPeoiat 9gent for Mcssrs Jarvis
Pike, g. Co, respectfully informs the public that he
keeps constantly hand. large supply Of DR. s. Thorn
minated rhomsons New Theory and genuine Tho.nso
Man Medicines for sale his residence Iombardy
Grove MccGlcnburg, Va Also, in Prince Edward and
Cumberland countiesIlc would also state that persons
wishing to do can, upon the production Of proper
tmonals procure agencies from him good terms and
that nc is authorised to receive all 90 the firm Of
Jarvis. Pike s. Co. for ThomsOniau Rights and the r.
Recorder MILLER w. McCRAW Botanie Pys'n
N B.-Thc Subscriber can be found regularly in his
vicinity ready TO perform his professional services.
Dec 4. f61--w3wl NJ. w NJ
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EpOWliATAN FEMALE SEMINARY.-Thc OK
IL crciscs of this Institution will be resumed Mon
day the 18th of January next. Instruction will be
given in most of the branches of literary scientific
and polite education The principal usual will de-
vote has whole time to the interests of his pupils and by
system of sound mental and moral culture, will
deavour to prepare them for dschargng with success,
the important and responsible duties of future life The
scholastic year will be divided into sessions Of five
months cac at the close of which, there will be public
examinations, conducted fairly TO test the procicn-
cy and attanrncnts Of the pupils
Attached TO the school, and accessible all the pupils
is we-sclcctcd library, TO which, additions Of such
works arc suited TO the young, will from time to time,
be made; also, laboratory well furnished with neccs-
sary chemical and philosophical apparatus.
Terms for the year of ten months, follows
Board and Tuition in English branches, 500 90
French, 10 90
Music, including of the Piano, % 90
Drawing and Painting, 10 90
Pupils will be received at any time and charged
agrceaby to the above rates. which payable the
close OF each session. bu. after admissions deduction
will be made for loss of time, except only in of
sickness. j. Is. TINSLEY Principal
December 4. G1-2awl2J
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VNNO PHYSICIANS subscribers being disposed
n to sell the place at which e resides respectful
" invites bis brethren Of the faculty who in want Of
a situation, to visit him His farm comprising 20O acres
of land (ncary half yet 20 clear with most excellent i'm
provencnt is situated in the county Of Louisa about
miles from Louisa Court house and mile from Yanccy
Vile and s most eligible situation for thc practice Of
medicine being in the centre Of populous and ndepcn-
dent circle Should the above place be purchased BY
physicnn, the subscriber viii surrender his practice in
the ncighborhood If otherwise lac will connuct Ap-
plication should be made asspecdily as possible
NJ PENDIETON.
n. BIhe above place would suit any public chorac-
ter, whether physician, lawyer tavern Keeper but
particularly advantageous situation for doctor NJ P.
November iS -wtf
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RER VIM. A. ABRAHAM: SR--As you are not
I'VE an nhabitant OF this State you viii please take
tee that Saturday. the 10th day Of January next
buckingham c. H., and State of Virginia. shall pro-
ceed to take the dispositions of Mordeca Abraans and
depending in the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for the county Of Buckingham in which suit
plaintiffs and you and others defendants where
Nov ID. 5J-w1w