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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

The Governor Of North Carolina. in has anna-
al message, recommends ga speedy and efseiep,
prosecution BY the state Of general syssem of In
ternsi improvement" Upon nstioaaI TOT zee. has
remarks are just and temperate. He says very
truly, tina, he Who does not perceive the con-
slant tendency Of the Federal Government Go e1-
tend its powers. augment its resources. and null
tpIy its expenditures, mus be very in.tient,e TO
our past and preseni history"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

Under our foreign head, the reader vin End
the particulars Of the Destruction. by fire. orthe
two Parliament Houses Of EoElAod. The eveua
eXeiies much interest,", on account o[ the many
important historical associations connected Nth
those ancient edifiees
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

nY virtue Of q Deed OF Trust executed to
40 the subscriber by James ThonP>oa. f1r
certain purposes IA sad deed mentioned. the
subscriber Will oder At public .sie, on F'i1s.
the 9th day of December neTf, before the Hotei
Of Michael Hiii, in Chariestown, = NEGRO
WOMAN, (said 10 be first rate house ser
vant,) aud her two children, the one bOs
about years old, and the other boy about
four. A credit Of four months will be si,et.
the purchaser or purchaser giving bond - III
approved security
L. r.. DOUGLASS.
Nov -, ls34. Tru.fes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27
.iNULL } cRANEE. cJc G


ChsstasrH NJ g7h i-1a
The parties Interested in the zbsFe ssd. -
sell e. sH othsrs sho hsvs eIaints sgaf.,si
The estate n John - letrrty. n. sssr1. are
hereby noisdcd that 90 appfsy 10 zgtt sas
- usst month. tDecembsf 81 tA,s ceies
d0fetati Z shsii cofniseucr the sEecullsn a
ihe abpVe order n .urt ~hen ast Ehers
they sfo rtgsesi-i o. stissd, punciaala,
With TIE nscfss.rv vurichrrs. ~ idesee. 80
WoRTtuNsrON NJ Cen
Nov 81 iSai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

Lest our silence miEht induce some of the
Enquirer readers or eop,ists TO believe ne
really alarmed =; the progress Of instructions. '"
We deem IL our duty to say. frvrn n personal
knowledge Of the true condition Of Affairs, th-i
Ne have not doubt Of the defeat Of the Admins
ir~tion party in the ensuing Senatorial election.
The public printer NAV ''isy the Gathering uac-
ton TO his soul, that . sufficient number viii be
faffrtofed to destroy tie majority on our side.
but until 'the party" shall 81 us the example Of
obedience to the will Of the people in the Pitt
~ ivAnia, Buckingham. King George and Ohio
Senatorial districts, they may boaa in vain Let
the Enquirer urge the Senators In the districts
above named, to act upon the Republican rule.
aud then may Nth some graee call upon the
Opposition members 20 follow suit Let !, shou
the siHoeTIty Of its Glamour about obedience 20
the uili OF the people, by working the rule beth
''dysi and then we are ready for the Issue. All
We ask, is,thai the Republican doctrine, Which the
chameleon print is elAmOrous Tor Just nov, shall
1rork aRrotHd The Wings Of Virginia are moi
20 Be frightened By = " flourish Of trumpe1s" from
the political eharistAns sho arc blowing % loudly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27
100 Dollar. Reward.

ID An AWAY from The .us.erIbsr. hsn.r
II y near Cbsricsfo~n. Jefer-oo Count,
Va. on Sunday night. the 23d issf., Negro
Man, named JIM, about IS years u age. .
bout feet 6 or inches high sier.ser made
and OF rather down look -ken spskeB %
no marks reeoliect-d. &c had on. sbea he
abseouded. drsb linsey coat. ro~sers aud
jacket, and erao linsey or cloth over coat.
a black wool hat, aud high shoes. e,a5Ie-
soled and nailed Jim Is fond Of wasstey.
Twenty dollars reward ~Iii be gwen fer
the apprehension a=d recovery % ssid U.srO
m Virginia = $50 n taken in Nsr,iaBd or
500 II taken m fenns, lv.niA aud secured -
that set him assin.
FL WRIGHT.
Nov. %. 1894
The HIg-rsis.rn TsrcL Lsgks asi ~ ie-tek
1im'.s Irsh COPY ~, abyl~ fsHr sna-s. IHs f.
srGird a. oHafs 10 fias ono.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27
.v'O TEGE.

DJRCIiA>EKS - IA- .s4- Il the ta.a
n Jeta b. kH-ss-er> FrOa<r-s, are NIT
SGD fhli tsssr s,sazs .e<a-~ s:.e ca To- ar,s
Of Seffr1tsr is>i- AL @-l-~s pot ,. tia
Er>i a, q Js1Gs-s- --sss- -. ssass s~-srs.i..
ee brCSStd a. Ias0-c 1a.t-7e-E D. s.ek ~
coun,, Are reeSesa~e - cAl al - 60 s.ta1t.t
deiss Rns t.so-< AsE-z< ~-1zn.,. =. tll p-ss< =
them. n tie e-sa.e rz-zss - go.
LAONAED SAuLER.
Nov p. Ia: E.sr.slr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

The Jackson party arr ssIIisx roeetisxs - IL,
se'erai counties u this CoAEressiou.I district, "a
spPo's, delegates 20 siiesd Coaventioa 20 sorsi-
nate "democrs,is Repabliesa candidate"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

The sceOnd sess'oa d The 2sd CorErru vin
commence on Moodsy next. ~, - a Dss-ss,s~s
The Virgins Legislature ~,Ii convene On IN
same Day
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27
Trust N.REE.

sHio- 81 Ss<pS e tr'I.s- sxseVte1
~ O. The iQE. ess Il OstcA-r. I-54, sy
,seOrse Hastses - lSe -sSseErs<<. a. Tr4s,ss,
Tor tie pSrE-s~s e --cz-vrs n Seas tkrrvrz
Eaen;sooea, De - y =. Cro- r. fsAalI srv-
COED te seli- - t.e asssz>s sa4.xr. Toe s1sh.
80 Sdssg6sy "a &srh [sy r -Ns-~ass<r. az tie
large tsrus-,toEs .TSe< ----fsss 30 Casrl-~
ioSn. isieIs OoeNSz,-- - - = izgei4l4. .
quantity o "a 4As-- lEl,c>~As1sE Ard Ei,eAsr
urnIture. essrfslEng A4--sst sS~Sy sAEI-ty
O. ATTIC e ru7ssfse - As4-~s 49, 80 - us-,S
Cd Sasea - Dss a. ~ ess9o~- T4lfty. AID
Deisd1isC- ssar1scsisTs- zsErAseE u excel
frui beas. HILL a. E-&s--sl. . tl,lsi-
soae uHsbaSSss Sss--.las-t- q hsrrr rsms-r
q CHAIR fru~A oo<l--s aes - uass,sg. TO
Stoves, - &C AZ
sac 10 Ot,ussu~ss-~ - "a r-rly~h An
ANDREW HJ NTEK. Trastss.
NOr D Ina
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

Dsan Of another Fo eign ConsuL.-
Capt. Vincent. Of brig Eliza Ann, who
arrived at Boston from Cape Hayden.
bnngs information OF the death of SAM
uEL isRrAL, Esq. OF Philadelphia, u.
y Consul at that place. which occurred
on the I'D ult.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

or IL ve have at any time onitsed NOTICES Of
marriages OF deaths, At has be-a beesa.- ue sere
No, Furnished 9TH the psrtieolsr.- We again
request information upon the,e msstera
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27
RE.V.R N.RX..

"AS oSa-= SD 20 st< f1tl % Jr5-r.
w so@ CsG1ss- - ia Re nv q No
se0bcr. . NsSrO Ms $3.50. BILL. -n.l
s1ys he escsfes frSS ss-orE- A<Easrt, q
NA-t i.Is lie fsrr-sriE o-rlza,c-t % >I=EsI
LAroe. q Fresersrk C1z--r.- ~ uao soil
aiSa 10 IhozE- D1Es.- 4 HNre-sG3Ss- >ast
t'egro - sossi > s,A-, - r.. = E.-t oe
inches EtCa. ~ q = ea-k r,,asgJ- Noe lnsi as
scar cI.r lf- rsSas &c All o. 81 b. E.st
hana- TIE o-s<r a. r.-7s-s.~,l - e1z< for-
SArd. prose IA srps-r1S- a.. p1s II .rEs-.
otber~s-e sHss r.sE@ss su-S - ss-2.-@,i %
- tie la directs Hu ~ gEI,.fsS
NOs - i-St CE-k.s \ Jsr--- 20
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27
Co4AIssIoNEAS oFFIcE.

ChsTiestOleA, .Ner. 27th, ls3s
The parties interested an the Sbosenseo-
toned suit, as we'll ~ those having claims
against the estate Of Thomas kennedy. de-
ceased, (whO are requested to exhibit tha
evidence Of their claims before me- vail
please take notice, that ! have appointed
Tuesday, the 3Oth day Of next month, de
cember;) oa which day . shall attend n The
Office AFORESAID, for the purpose Of carry Sng
the above reci,ed order Of Court INTO eject,
when and ~here they are requested 10 AsseDs
with the necessary vouchers, Evidence. axe
u. WORTHINGrON. Ma CO-a-
Nov % 1894
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27
Pubfic Sale.

WILL ODER. at pdbl,c sale. Gu H,4-.,st-..
IL 2ih ef Dtesmb,r. ls34. all my g-cr-os-
al property. consulting Of six be ID of tior-e>.
ten or Twelve Cow,-sl,o. SIX or eistt ,Osi.s
Cattle, ono aud two years Old-30 head u
sheep. a fine stock of Young Hog. three
Wagons. PIoughs. HsrrO~s. shosrt.. and a.,
the usual implements OF hasbasdry. Oue
eight day Clock-to.ether with . variety ~
articles not here mentioned
will oder for hire. on the day AFORESAID
for twelve months from Christmas, t~o ,sla-
able Negro Men and obc Woman.
credit Of nine months will BE- given upon
all sums over i've dollars, on all sums uDdeT,
the cash will be required.
JULIA VAN SwEARINCES-
Shephrrd.tnHn Nax - llla
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

" We are authorized 70 aanoupce Cot
hDr aAp Lrcas o. = candidate Zoe re-siectton
70 'hs nssi congress. from the a'sirict eosa-
ossl OF lhs counties Of Berkeley. JeGsrson.
Freder'ck Iilr. psh,rs and Norrse
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

We have on hand several interesting Ie1iers
from Europe, written BY young eentIeraas az
this county. from which ve shall hereafter make
some extracts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

HAVE several NsSr.es. 4<s. sJnsa.
u soa oAiidrs-. ua-cA IsM EFefsr taa
ensuing yeHr- sd - - So gh-rI.la. "A
ca I0sscrs t'ss asa o tA-esg1.xr. fsr TIE
ParFDss e A-Eesssalg - Ia as-ra<
IESgS sslgtEE
Nv D. I-lG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

A correspondent Of the Easton PA. J
Wing. who appears to hold good pen,
nOminates LITTLEToS w TAzwELL.
now Governor Of Virginia, as a candi-
date for the Presidency.
a correspondent OF the Baltimore
Chronicle, nOminafes Chief Justice
MARSHALL as = candidate for the Pres
ideney. The chance that Judge Mar
shall would consent 90 such a nomina-
ton, Is hardly TO be hoped for.
~. s. Car.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27
The Richmond Enquirer ..,.: The J.a.r-

The Richmond Enquirer says: The Jef.r-
sou Free Press 10 evidently panic sf-I.ek NJ the
progress Of Instructions" The renersbie editor
OF the Enquirer mus, have been sicr,-- sfruok''
With the pathology Of King Aadre~. -hen he Ut
tered the famous eomuasnd-" La ham be struot
from the roll and he i, nov !. likely to be re-
no-ned Zoe the persp.ea,,y and terseness Of la,
style, ss for his prophetic poscrA
The fr-e Press Is net particularly "a pan.e-
struck" though msy be little .-oadSr-sfrIotea
at the progress Of dupleity sad sr,6oe in the Old
Dominion. Its editor is ne, quite =. much "a pan
ie-sruek" az certain Trcssar, led gentleman
Mas las, -'.'er. ~hen he ~ss in danger Of being
dragged from tic public crib nor i. be hkei, 10
be agooiIed more arongis than tho Aforesaid grt-
ueman Win be agsin Ia less than = fortniE ht.-
Whatever may be The result Of the sen.tori.i
elsstion, QUO thing Is pretty certain pOthing bu,
sympathy ti~idity the part Of tie delsgstss.
can save the venerable gentleman thu. tirne Th-
public aeeoe oil probably be given 10 . E-iIlful
SA1pA>rS-to vho has reAliy tOsied hide the
nominal head Of the aoek -,s vool-=.ther,sx fOr
his own benefit The true friend, Of St.te Right.
and Constitutional freedom can no longer tolrr.,e
the " Volt in sleeps eicshink - they -ili make
the Ass Z" doa tho Lion hide - and ifthe it.f.-
nous creed and tactics Of the Nev York jsgxi-r,
nsmsf prevail in Virginia, they viii iet the siy
advocates u such abominstioas sustain them from
their Own resources. from the " ,poil.'' of the
nation nov in the hands of the eorAor.n,s II
Washington. Our gen,leman 10 cid enough Co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

.HIoAigm--An Official census OF this
Territory has just been completed, and
though the returns Of the Sheriff. have
not been received, the Detruit Journal
says. that from intelligence already in
as possession, the returns Will show a
greater population than was generally
anticipated This county, says that pa
per. will give 1000. Oakland over
1900, WashienAw 5000; the other
eastern counties will swell the amount
TO 6OOOO. The western counties are
not heard from, but will add many
Thousands 10 the number. Detroit has
a population Of 1910.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27
U.sImabFr FGrn. Ter Yenf.

WILL s.-er So r-=s- .. F-I-ts- sft-~rv
90 >@,aFEzt "a 80 trt = -N1r~ss'-r AZ
~ DSaseA Euil<r's iIEsrz "a ~ gA~rt--os1 O..
TIE FARM t.saa.sz-s % -, 49, o.. ss.s-
ma. I1-lses eoct 49, k=rz-~ t&v-ru an
Al ysr~-rFs e. a. .,ss-~--a-S - 49, s-r.Ll,s.
u oon.ssas 49, -. 49, ID - sAsea 81
iiiissie AID - esa-s cz-J~r r. r. corn-
fortssie HOa-~- BSEn $780,. - Thx an.
- oonss1eEec - se.o's - n. - --rEhs By
hood Aat GEE - rr-.z,8 - 80 v-1rs Tk4
renter 90 exec-t- ~ 1r1ss = q sErr-l1-nt a.
vel a. bod A. s-r,lrsr, f-r th- rat s.v-
Atie Ans.sily O. 80 - As n Nj
TIfJG - = A.RRIS
O-i - la a@AlL1s
R~~GE00rB<Da
- TIE resssRs s,,@.S .rB.-,4 - S.o-tpsaei
Cn;Il >A..rs1t t.s "a. q EA---- zsh-r n~xt
THOMAS 10 HtERIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

IN hrs seA-'s srs.s4- irr.A or1-sS.. AL
. RHss1l-. So AA.- -
N0r e. l-1S II KETES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

The Rcv. NOrvel Wilson will hold 4 Saera-
natal Merhng 81 the Methodist Church, IT
HHPrFS-ferTy, On Sunday next, ~ ~, A. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

OYER for hrfs. fof tbs sasarng s-sr
= several slave. belonEing g. rhs sas,..a
heif' u Richard Baylor Ga dsess--5
ApPiJ esfls 70 Ions YATEs.
Gssvdisa = $50 hrsgt
Nov. ~. I71a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

7 Elder Joav HUrrHxsox will preach a,
Ln~r Meeting Iiouse On Saturday and Sunday
neHi' a. DAVID MORRIS Saturday nighi; aud
light.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

Ternoaf Congregational Elscfioa.-
There WAS 4 second trial nm Vermont.
on Monday the 10Th. In the three dis
tricts which failed TO elect Represen-
tahves 10 Congress IN September. In
the Second District, HORACE EVERETT
has succeeded. The opposing candi-
dates were Mr.. LovELAND and Capt.
PARTRIDGE
In the 9Th District. from the returns
gwen, II Is doubtful whether there has
been any choice Mr.. ALLEN, the
present member. and Mr.. Van MSS.
Minister 30 SPAN, are the opposing
Candidates. Contrary 10 expectation.
a third Anti MaSonic) candidate was
put up Just before the election. and
drew of some hundreds Of the Wing
votes
In the 9Th District, the returns gwen
show close vote. and the result doubt
full The contest was between Mr..
JAMES, an Anti Masonic Whiy, and
Mr.. FLETCHER, Jackson man.
-Nsf- Eai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

Oaio--The Official returns ct the
Election Goa Representative Ia nil the
vacancy m Congress oocasioned by the
resignation Of Mr.. Lytle. have been re-
cei.ec earlier than ne expected Mr..
Lyue received 'sj06 votes. and J. W.
Mason Sir votes 40 Mr.. LyiIc !.
chosen, by a MAJORITY of - votes, to
NIL the vacancy occasioncd by has ON n
resignation.- MAJ. Inf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

Ciaeiasafi Eitofioa.-The Cincin-
natl DAILY Gazette states, that MIR. Ma
son intends TO ooniest the election of
Mr.. Lytle before the House Il Repre-
sentahves, on the plea that nearly
twenty votes intended for Mr. VI. were
improperly rejected. and that Mr.. Ly-
tie received nearly forty Illegal votes IN
one distinct.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27

Wiaois.-wm- l. May. member C
lect 10 the 9th Congress, from Illinois
was. on the 9th ult- elected a membel
oi the present Cocgr<s, Co fill the va
oancy created BY the resignation %
Mr. Duncan, nov Governor of the
State No other candidate was IN the
field Nd. Inf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-27
E.RRE NOTICE

Nov %. Is1l-1i
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-08-15
RE9ION VAL.

EESHE subscribers have removed to d.. lH large two story Brick BuiIdiprg - oasl als.r site the new Hotel, where they b9no 0ppV. ,i's. received by all the late Steam Ro., arl: Jass Vals' and are now opening, heavg ans 4 splei. did assortment ef e.s sld fasi;9nsin. 15s GOODS, adapted to the present rg,'so,a and aa preaching seasons; and all they ask to ap sure speedy sales, IS a call from ha;- friends; knowing they can, and will sslI as low If not lower, ttan any other hon.a' in town. The following comprise s,s n.ss of their assortment, viz: Superine blue and black CLOTHS Bleached and unbleached Domestios Plain and striped do Painted Muslins, plain and figured do. Null, JacoDet and Swiss do. Ginghams, solid and fancy; corded skirs White silk and cotton Hose CalIeoes Of great varieties Thread and bobinett Laces; Stocks Black and fancy Italian Grayats Pongee Handkerehiefs
 ladies' and Gentlemen's black and Whits
 kid Gloves
 Ladies fashionable Leghorn and Straw BOnnets Gentlemen's black and white fur Hats.
 Ready Made Clothing. Full bosom, ftlfiied, linen Shirts Cotton, plain and check, dc. Spring and Summer PaHta!oem; do. Vests
 do. do. Bombazine and Rochelle Coats,
 Books and Stationary. Modern and ancient Historical 8orks 1 Poeticai and Political do. A general variety of Books, adapted to the lse Of Seminaries.
 S81dEery. Ladies and [Seolemen's superior Saddles Saddle bags Brides and alartingals Riding Whips, &c
 A complete assortment of QUEENS and CHINA WARE.
 Groceries. ] 100 barrels Flour, super fne 50 do. old rectiied Whiskey
 10 hogsbeads Sugar; 42 sacks Coffee ] pipe Rice; do. Brandy } casks Tanerife aud Malaga Vine
 9 kegs Lard; SC de. Nails Castings and Iron, assorted Hardware, Cutlery, S,c. of every descrip'I tion. VIM. BADGETT i to.
 Little Rock, June r, 1854.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-08-15
THE OHIO.
THE LYRE AND THE SWORD.

Sung at !he last .AAaiosrsary at JNeU To, <
 BY GEORGE LuNr. The Freeman's glittering sword be olest- For ever blest the Freernan's Tyre; That rings spon the tyrant's crest, This stirs the heart like living fire. Weii can he sTield the shining brand, Who battles for his native land!
 But when his fingers sweep the chords,
 That summon heroes to the fray They gather at the feast of swords,
 Like mountain eagles to their prey! And 'nid the vales and swelling hills That sweetiy bioom.in Freedoms land A living spirit breathes and fills The Freeman's s heart and nerves his hand For the bfigit soil that gave him birth The home of all lie loves on earth, For tits, when FTeedoHl's trumpet calls, lie waves on higii.ii,is sword of fire. For this, amidst his country's halls,
 For ever strike the Freeman's Tyre! His burning heart he may moi lead To serve doting despot's way; 4 suppliani knee lie will not bend Before the things of "brass and clay" When wrong and ruin cali to war; He knows the summon 8 from afar; On high his glittex:ng sword he waves, And myriads feel the Freeman's fire, While he. around their fathers graves, Strike to old strains the Freeman's s
 Tyre.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-08-15

Bear Chase.--One day last week, two itinerant travellers, accompanied by an enormous bear, were coming from Coven- try, when Br,in took 1t into his his head to jump into ditch, His keepers tried eve- " effort to get him out, but in vain. 4 far mer's servant coming up with two horses, he offered lis assistance to displace the bear, by yoking his horses to him, and he was soon displaced, but in an instant gave hideous roar. Away went the the hor- ses, with the bear secured behind, at full speed, leaving all parties behind. Atravel- Ter coming up to them, they asked if he had seen pair of horses with bear along with them! "Yes," replied the man, II did see the he'horses. but no bear; it was the devil driving tue horses at the rate of twenty miles an hour" London Paper.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-08-15
NEW DRUG STORE.
w. Tucker & Son.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS. IN
 THE TOWN OF LITTLE ROCK, A. T. fnFFER for sale on the most liberal ~y terms, an extensive and complete as- sortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES, Chem 'cats, Paints, Oils, Dye Sty6s, Patem .ue- dsctaes, PegJamery and Fancy articles.
 Iheirgoods are selected with the great est care in the Northern markets, and may be relied upon as pure and genuine. ihelr correspondence enables them to procure all new Remedial Agents, that are introduced by the Faculty, at the short est notice. They will supply Physicians, and Country Merchants, Planters and Fa. miles, at as fair prices as can be procr red Tn the Western country, and warrant their articles equal to the best.
 In addition to medicines generally used by the Faculty in the Western country, they have sundry new articles, such as Compound Fluid Extract of Sarsapar rilla. athe most efficient compound for depura. ting the blood aud removing constitutions al diseases,) Compound Syrup of Liver wort, la valuable medicine for Coughs. Colds, Asthmas, Liver Complaints, &c.l Extract Bnchu, do. Pink Root, do. Bark. Piperine. Oil Black Pepper, Carpenters Saratoga and Ginger Beer Powders; to. gether with many other new articles, too tedious to enumerate.
 Little Rock, July 25, 1894. 16 If
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-08-15
To the citizens Of Pulaski
 county. A. T.

AN Monday, the 2lst inst. the under. " signed will open SCHOOL, for the instruction of children in the rHdments of the English language, viz, Spelling Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, and Geography, as usually taught ID our .. common schools, on the following conai' 1 tions
 lst All persons who have to pay board for their children, in order to send them to his school, S3 per quarter, cash, or so, in trade suitable to the teacher, for all children between the age of and i4' all over l3 years of age, s 50 cash, or i WI lars in trade.
 2d. All persons within reach ot lAe School house, dollars in cash, or , aoi,als in cash and , in trade, making aoHa's per quarter. For the above stlpulasea prices, he promises to teach the above sPe' cifed branches of an English edncasi0p' to the best of his qualifications. .,t
 Sd. Independent and disconnected VI 1'sh ah the common school for youth, he VIII 'esIa aIa PENMANSHlP to adult persons iFou' 'ao '", age of IS to so years, after the Sys.sJ, taught by MT. Joshua Tucker, oaya"na. sA,,nr. Academy, Georgia, in 1897, on the iO''0" ing conditions = ,ocb
 One course of 15 lessons, ? hours eaca' a dollars. All persons, of mature aee', p~s os. sessed of a moderate share oi Hlen'a' sav pacity, may in one course ot iesson'' s:, aOd one lesson per day, learn to Wf.'e' and read writing as we'll as they can pflas' .,ode. st in 30 lessons. comprising 50 hours, mCas' rately good reader may excel tue se' tber All persons who may wish to nave ';,l fnd present hand writing improved' .;aoee. ai. it materially to their ease, copse', of les. and improvement, to take cooi's sons. r.rr;tory,
 To all young men of the ler,,o.e ar0ss. whose opportunities for literary |,ipmted ment have been like my own, oi a ''1 pa,rp. character. fer 10 dollars you may De ise cd in apell. read, write, and cyphefi, , saut ciently well to be the conductor s o' liter. ; own bnsiness ip this department o' atsse ,,,u, ature-which would be of more au. .ad dol to you through life, than ten i'unt,. hareft of lars, in your present sitaalioa, ao inc man all these invaluable requisites ssrmer 7. and of business, the respectao'e aadtioDs ot the useful citizen. To you, oouJ .her. will payment for my services as sa 'ece :adulrepce. meet with the utmost possible luu ap;1r this
 as the subscriber intends msams .msuss. par, of the country bis future te found at res;aence, he may at all times ue Towp- inc e residence of Vim. Terry, Saline :,ss dis ship, Pulaski county, A, A sfsee Tse
 tant from Oaldweiton post,ohGns REID.
 All public prints s of shays aa,s place is i are requested to give the 7 ags ,bs progress 0' moral mo and literary improvement l4 a Saline, July 4th, i1os'