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BENJAMIN r. HUNT.
NJ n b o ~ a MT TAIIOH 4.

YNAhts this method OF returning hr 'incere
l. tbasls 10 his lTiends and patrons for their VERY
liberal support sincc iis commencement II business
and would now inform them. that he has Just n.
tu,usd ftom ID. North, where be has selected
,ortment OF Goods IN ms line winch, for quality, he
confidently believe. be surpa,s IN this any
ether Inarktf---conslAting IN part Of
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III. SI.NF TER,

1T AS inst received most superior Stock of
L Fall and Winter Goods, consisting of
Black, Blue and Fancy Cloths,
Do. do. Cassimeres,
Velvets Plain and Figured
Satteens French and FL glsh. (plau and
fapev.)
Treble Ribbed Doe.kin, a superior article
Noolcn Nett Drawers, Especially suitable for
the approaching season,)
Surtout Cloths of an Extra quality
y Orders from distance, will meet with prompt
attic utiop.
Oct. I'm
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JOHN THOMPSON, j.. CH
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE ,

-iHHtiM oHff ffOUSc, oCf. ch, ls6l
The parties will tasc notice, that | have INV An.
pointed Thursday, the 10Th day of December neu
to commence the accounts in the foregoing ord,,
mentioned, on which day, the hour OF 10 o'cloc,
in the morning. they requested to attend at nv
Once, with their accounts, vouchers and cope, Of
Court papers, prepared for examination and settle
mcnt. ROBERT TI\SLEY. Com.
Oct. % ,1v
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Spanish dollars are a, tour pe, cent. premium,
at New lork--probably for the Chinese market
In the palm, days" of the bank of the United
States, payments al Canton were made by its
drafts, and without risk to any onc. .Nils.
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NIRGiSlA ~ 4 cour VI q,,a1ey,v =.
held for Bedford County, ~ The ffon, ,si0s
the 25,h day OF August, lc35 'aoa'e
Jacob kerns and George kcrrs, pl.-
Against '
John billiard. Benjamin Moore and s.
Sharp admlnistfator de bopiq non of Mich,.l ,psOs
deceased, d. nefns
l. tHANCEnT. s
he defendants John billiard and IenlamrN
not having entered their appearance and e,,.'otc,
nly according to the act OF assembly, and the 'S
OF tins court, and II appearing TO the satistac,1e'
the court thai they not inhabitants of ,b =, Of
monw ealth, it is ordered, that the SAID de,.,, ON
billiard and Moore, do appear here on the snh,
Monday IN November next and answer the hin "anh
plaintiffs aud that copy OF this order be lnr,S. St
inserted IN some new spaper, published in tn. 70, III
Lynchburg. Tor two months successfully, and mot
~ the front door of the Court house OF ,bi, poSsd
Copy-Teste, AMY.
RIO. {. MITCHELL, Che
~ w2m
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Bonnet and Dress Making.

\ all the various Fashions, and in the ncac>t
L manner on moderate terms,-opposc the Viz
sinian Office. Also, Caps, Capcs and Cloak,.-
By MRS. TRCSLOW 4 DAUGHTERS.
~ Ladies are invited to call
OFT r..
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IMPORTANT SALES,

I'M Thursday, the "Gth Of November next Twill
~ sell att public auction at my residence in Halifax
County, Chc residence of my father, Rober, Hurt,)
he tnIIn,inr
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" IRGlNlA:-N a Court of MONTH, Session
begun and held for the County of Amherst,
the Courthouse ON Monday, the 2I,t a, of SCI,
tcmber, 1855
Henry j. Rose, Plaintiff
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GunpOwder and Black Tea.

NJ T. have on hand chest of Guunowde, an
low. r. y nEv .I' S''
Oct. " 1'''
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against

Henry Franklin and Jane his wife, Willis Franz
lin and Poll. his wife, Courtney Tard,, widow Of
John Tardy, decd, John Moss, anderson Mos,
William X. Moss. Robett C.. Moss, Charlotte Mos,
and - Young, and Charity II. Young his W if.,
la't thail'y H. MOSS. Defendants,
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\ Cteuit superior Court of Law and -,
n Gerry, continued by adjournment, and , mai
the county Of Amhest, at tho court house ~ ~ LOT
ncsday, the 9th da, oil September, ISIS 3" Cd
'''''' .:. Plaintiff
James 7. Garland, Spots"ood Garland Al,
Garland, Henamm ;. Garland and Ann rl,uuisor
Garland, Henrietta V Garland, John A. II ,"AIoetl
Catharnc NJ Garland, Althea c. Garland. ,nd a
bert r. Garland, infants, under the aye Of .'' 10
one years by kober, InslFy their guardian, spee,
Plaintiff,
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Notice TO Wood Choppers

VIE subscriber will pay forty cents cash per cord.
~, forcuttIne and ranking five thousand cord, of
wood at Oxford Furnace, nsar Lynchburc
WILLIAM ROSS
g.
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FOR RENT,

lsA The Brick House, situated at the corner of
s::m OF Third Street and Sixth Alley at presen,
- IN the occupancy Of Rev. Archibald Smith
'osse'slon may be had on the LIST of November
Apply to
oo. HENRY l.. DUFFEL.
wfw
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reinforcement.

@ y The above sale is postponed to the fourth ds,
Of Amherst November court next.
EDMUND WINSTON, Trustee
Oct. - ,Js
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IN CHANG f.I,l.

The defendants Willis FranAn and Poll, his wifi,
Courtney Tardy, widow OF John Tardy, dec d. John
Moss Anderson Moss William X. Moss Robert C.
Moss, Charlotte Moss, Young and Chart,
ii. Young his wife, late Charity II. Moss not ba,p,
entered then appearance and given security. accord
lng to the act OF assembly, and the rules of this
court, and 1t appearing TO the satisfaction of the
cout, that they not inhabitants of this Common.
wealth; On motion of the plaintiff, b, his counsel,
II is ordered, that the said defendants Willis Franklin
and Polly his WIFE Courtney Tardy widow of John
Tardy, decd, John Moss Anderson Moss, William
X. Moss, Robert {. Moss, Charlotte Moss.
Young and Chart, II. Young, his wife, late CHARITY
IL. Moss. do appear here before the frs, da, Of
the next december term, to answer the bill of the
plaintiff and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN any Que of the news papcrs published IN
the town of lAnchburg for two months s,ccessi,rl,
and posted at the front door of the Court.houss OF
this County
copy-Teste.
ROBERT TINSLEY, C.
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TOWN PROPERTY,


IN accordance with the last will aud tes-
lament of the late John IcyburD, offer
at private sale that very desirable House
. aud Lot in Lexington. situated on the
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Blanks for Sale at this OHcr
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Oct
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Lexington, Oc'. IL
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I let. :
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scented them the instan, of the Sultans appearance
NJ the Porto, and nj the same moment the nume-
rous band oi the guards struck up the "March Of
the SULTAN II splendid and an animated
scene.
81 remained about hour in boat lying of
the Golden Gate, where the Sutan's bargcs had
been sent 10 receive him. The whole quay was
covered with soldiers drawn up to salute. At
length the gate flew open, tho Sultan appeared
with his pages and ennuclls, and accompanied by
two little boys, whom he embraced on leaving,
and was assisted into the boat by two eunucls,
who placed themselves At his feet. The boat put
OH, and with the rapity of lightning cut the waves
for foplana. The other barges, with tho most
distinguished of his officers on board, followed.
The saluting battery fired salute of twcnty-o
gun, and took my departure. The Sultan was
and laboratory of the Empire, with the same num-
under arms. lie inspected the establishment, and
some improved guns recently cast there, and
thence returned To the place Of his usual residence
higher up the Bosphorus. For days afterwards
there WAS nothing but icastne and frocking and
must say, tia, among the Young men, that is 10
say, the voun" officers OF the new troops, | saw
more drunkenness than was consistent with the
Turkish character for sobricty, with tho pre-
ccpis of the Koran. There is this however 10 b.
said IN their palliation that the Christian Carnival
celebrated during the flanagan, and a short
time before the Bairam, during which the drink
my, caruusinp irolichina ma>qucrading crew ex-
hibltcd no example of temperance, but which, |
own. after long period OF fasting and pcnancc,
even MusSuuln might be inclined to follow"
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HoR GNNrnNMEM,s WUAR:
CHE Alp GOODS.

rE'lll. subscriber i, opening the first OF ms
Spring Goods comprising an assortment ot the
most fashionable styles, OF the latest lmportatlons,
such rs
PLAIN and figured silks (oi all shadcs)
" hite and Colorcd Satms,
Black Satins and i.cvannes,
Mateoni, Italian, luString and other Black silks,
White and Coorcd Florcnccs
Fancy Itandkcrchels (ot every descmptlonD
Linen Cambria llandkcrchies,
Cambria and Muslins
Jaconct, Null and Swiss do
Striped and Checked do.
Superior French Alusins
\ large assortment OF Calicos,
Irish Linens and Lawns,
BoSdeS
Blue, Black and Fancy Colorcd Cloths,
Black and Colorcd Summer Cloths, Brown and
White Drillings,
Silk and other Nestings, white and coorcd Sat
teens,
Roam Cassimeres and Stripes, very cheap,
Apron and Counterpart Checks
81 and IL Brown and Bleachcd Domescs &c.
With general assortment of Goods, which will be
sold at prices 10 please. ROBERT KYLE.
April 20 Is
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Valuable Land, near Lynchburg, for Sale.

ENIRSIANT to the last will and testament OF
1 Landnn Gabcll. dec. | offer for sale that
very valuable tract of Land belonging TO the estate
of said dcccdent, situated lIarris's creek IN the
county of Amherst, about SIN miles from the town oil
Lynchburc, near the stage road leading from Lynch
burg to Charlottesville, and containing oh acres,
more or less. The contlguity OF tins estate to the
Lynchburg market and the iertilt. OF It's soil rem
der an object peculiarly deserving the attention o'
capitalists.
The terms will be made very accommodating ana
will be made known applications Possession VIII
be denc cred to the purchaseron the ls day OF Jann-
airy next and he will have the privilege oi 80" h@
crop of small grain onhe land at the usual season III
the coming fall.
Should moi effect private sale previous 10 me
Ist day of August next, the SAID land Will ON tiia
day be exposed to sale, on the premises by way oi
public auction at which time the terms OF sale
(which. ms before stated, will be arc"mmodanG)
will be disclosed.
The title 10 the land is beiic,c ed to be unqnfStlon
by good but acting mercl, as an executor non
X convey such title as is vested III ncby the VIII o
my tcstaior. CiISWEIL DABNEh, ENor.
of Landon Cabcll, dec.
June ~
The Editor, OF the Charlottesville Advocate
III nleass publish the abo'e or one month"; anh 1"f-
.arl thrir recount . thi afir" f'f f7Nms2f.
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NEW Spring. GOODS.
.JllI, :

HIRSUANT to decree Of the county. count OF
4 Campbell, pronounced in a cause therein de-
pcudinp between Bernard Rucker and Polly his
wife, Willis d. Elliott, and Pascy his wife, Nancy
Hay, and VIM. W. Dinwiddic, admir-. of Robert
Russell dec. plaintiffs, and James Russell William
Russell, and Thomas Cock admir- of Pleasant Rus
sell, dec, and David Russell, dec, defendants.
The undersigned, the Commissioners therein
named, will ON the 25d day-ol July, 1888, at the
Market House, in the town OF Lynchburg, expose
to sale by way of public auction, for cash, ten val
liable slaves, consisting of men, women, boys and
girls JOHN ALEXANDER, r,n,,,..v
JOSIAH SIEPPERS0N,
June p tbs
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IrMFRIE.S' REMEDY FOR TIE
~ PILES.

vINliE proprietor bcgs leave to recommend winch
/ he docs with the fullest confidence OF the
most valuable remedies known for this troublesome
and painful complaint. Without going INTO detail,
he deems ii enough say he has in his possession
the most rnooubed testimonials that il has more
completed, answered the purpose for which ii Is in
tended, than any other popular Medicine.
This remedy is perfectly easy IN It's applications to
all conditions ages and sexes. Full directions de-
scrptivc of the complaint, &c. accompany each
packet which consists of two boxes. Ointment and
Electuary Price II for the whole, or 80 cents if
but one of the articles is wanted.
a. None are genuine unless signed on the out
side printed wrapper, by the Sole Proprietor, +.
KIDDER, immediate successor to the late DIR. W. II
Conway For sale at his Counting Room, over No.
%, Court Street near Concert Hall, BOSTON, aud al
so BY his special appointment, by
IIOWFI. DAVIES, and
J. L. & J. ROY NLL, Iynchburg.
Nav II 4
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\ CERTAIN CURE FOR
HOWEVER in'etera'e, in one hours apple
nVuE,HeES, OINTMENT.

This preparation, for pleasantness' safety, eSpedl-
non ease and certainty, stands unrsalcd torthe
Of tins troublesome complaint. 1t is rapid as well
as certain in It's operation, as 10 cure this disagreed
HI, ,sordcrmost etlcctuall, in one hours application
only
does not contain the least particle OF mercury or
other dangerous Ingredient and may beapplicd with
perfect safety to pregnant ieha'es'of 10 ehdfch at
the breast
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SPRING GOODS,

SIRINas GOODS,
or IIE NEWEST STYLES.
NJ l. take pleasure III announcing the arrival OF Il
w part OF our Spring Stock, recently selected
III New orll and Baltimore
Beautiful STYLE Gngham>.
Printed Cambrics, rich figures,
Splendid Painted Muslins
very general assortment OF Calico patterns,
very iashionablc,)
81 Checked Canbrcs, new figures,
FOE GENTLEMEN's WEAR:
West of England and ,saNony Cloths, various
shades.
Fashionable coourcd Cloths, various shades
Superb Emineus and Nemour Cassimrrcs.
Black B6mbalinc, and other summer Goods.
.s'CountrS Merchants and our Customers, are
respectfully invited To examine our Stock. Being
determined to sell almost exclusively for Cash. good
bargains await Those that cali. We hope To present
themwith monthly supplies i,om the Northern cities.
ROBINSON X ELLIOTT
April q Is
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\ most important and interesting. supplement-
accompanies the Globe yesterday, in de shape
OF Post Office Advertisement, worth MANY cool
hundreds. to that paper. Such supplemental" are
'ntfin'caliv valuable. " The com,ucnt * bcttcr
il,au The text" III, a.
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Convenient Uatim-The French Pbiloso.
pher |otarc, laid it down as fundamental max
Inn that, "arhcn toisehooa becomes erpedieut.
ARRAYS to tell it, for, although few persons
MIGHT be able TO detect it, the great body of me
people never wonld,and Of course it would answer
all the purposes Of truth. This principle was
adopted by the intriguing Taleyrand-and has
been the secret of the success in political life of
certail individuals in this country.
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v OGNAC Brandy, pure
Champagne do. do.
Common French Brandy.
jamaica Rum, old.
Holland Gin pure,
New England Rum.
MADEIRA Wine,
Sicily NJ. Wine,
Mer. NJ. Wine,
Port Wine.
Champagne Wine,
Muscat Wine,
tlaret " inc,
Sweet Malaga Vine,
For sale by
MILLER x ROBERTS
June II CIV
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

BA BALES assorted, b!cachcd and unhlcached
~ AT prices that will be satisfactory.
RDBINSOA 4 ElJIDTF.
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The American Institute of the city of New Yorl
olicr a premium of one hundred dollars for the bes,
treatise on the subject ofprcventng explosions Of
Steam Boilers.
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HH"of'" on '"g"ioe d" at,' ~ S'f """'g " .''-
h@S'' on .ne ln'ln 'oai' "'"ln. rom 'l,c 'o',''
house to Lexington about II miles from the
former, and p miles from the latter place
a lIlioit'ii the medicinal qualities ol TINS va
ter have long been considered 10y many eminent
phNselanS' who Know ITS peculiar properties INFERIOR
to none III the 9,H' vet Owing TO ITS n'nS iof ma
ny years IN the hands o the lcGalrtS ct annhhNilrh
estate, II has been destitute OF comfortable improve
monts, 2ad consequently unknown I" persons at
distance 1t Was purchased i'l' Iast summer ny my
brother aud opened by Inc s"oS'llp'f ol inc rce'P
ton OF company about the middle ol july "'thou'
any ad1ltIona Improvement anu "'ii'""gn 50 ,'.' III
the season. he Is grained N aging 'h'l ne ia" no
5 to hOO vslttrs; SINCE thai tlne ulr property has
underground very general repair ne hotei IS laiRe
and commodionS' and no pms nay, "r'n spared TO
render 1t every way comloii'pl'' snni again pc
prepared tofeecNf Nscls ABOUT Ine l"lppal' (Jnne)
and my friends aud the public generally may be as
surcd that every eNrron shall be made to please.
For the information of those unacqualnted with
the ingredients of this water, ii Is proper to State that
it has been analNzed. and found To consist chiefly of
sulphur, Soda Ala9ncSla, and II Is aaet amply sns-
tanned by those ho have had an opportunity of Indg
ing OF its comparative merits that IT'S eqldll'd by II"
water IN the state Ion delicate femalcS' dNSpcpttS
chronic diseases generally, and Tor all other com
plants whcfethc system has lost It's accustomed tone
and regularity.
Terms, - per "ecn. iol board. hiIdfeh ana ser
wants halt price. Horses, : 90 II VIII be observed
thai at no watering place where equal aceommoda-
tIons are afforded. Is the i1te OF ialfso low.
W. l.. ~ N)EkS.
LuHciburr Jnnf Ist 1888.
Uear Njy-I am much pleased 10 hca, that Won
have made Arrangement, 10 accommodate visitors To
the Buflaloc Springs during the ensuing summer
The condition in winch the property ha, been tor ma
nv wears mast has cou1rblIfrd m a rrcaf degree 10
DESTROY the benefits which might otherwise have re
s,l..d -, ,,.J. from, the ntc at t,. ~ icr, The
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BEAUTIFUL GOODS.

Arm, % 1888.
ATPERB London Calicos,
- Very rich Partisan do.
Ginghans of the rarcst patterns,
Painted and Gauze Muslins,
Black Italian Silks, glossy,
Blue Black Mandarinc SILKS,
Ribbed Silk and other Hosiery.
With great variety OF Fancy Staple Goods, hour
Is expected ROBINSON x ELLIOTT.
FANCY DRESS CLOTHS.
4 GENTLEMEN, wishing TO supply themselves
N with the very latest and most fashionable shade
Of FanesC loths, requested to call at the Staple
and Fancy Store. of
ROBINSON x ELLIOTT.
April 20
NEW Spring. GOODS.
I AN nov receiving beautiful assortment Of New
Il Spring, Staple and Fancy Goods which cordi-
ally invite my friends and the public 10 examine.
JOHN G.. MEEM.
April Ii
EUST received supply of very fine Lemon
- Syrup, for making Lemonade, &c, which we
will sell low by the bottle or dozen.
J. +. 81 J. T.. ROIALL.
July2 IS
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-16
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Thur sdaa,, Gel. 3.

Ih1tfsdGy, Oct. ,. z Mr. Kelly, of the select committee to whom was referred the petition of sundry inhabitants Of Pulaski county, reported a bill entitled "an act to establish the county of Saline" Read and passed 10 a second reading.
 Mir. Patrick, from the select committee to whom was referred the petition of Isaac Hughes, reported :, bill entitled tan act to authorize Isaac Hughes to erect and keep a toll bridge across Big Piney." Read and passed to a second reading.
 Mr. Brown inifndsced bill to be enti- tled Gan act amendatory 10 the attachment laws.o Read and passed te second read ing.
 Mir. Crofls introduced bill 10 be entitled tan act for inc relief the citizens of Green county.o Read and passed to second reading.
 The following were referred to tho com nittee on memorlals--on motion of Mir. Smith, for the passage of law to prevent the taxation of the eighty acre pre-amption claims in Arkansas, upon improved lands not held by pre-emption, without the con sent cI tue OCcupdnt tnef6OIs on WouoH ot Mr. Bean, for road from the upper coun- ty of Missouri south within the Territory, and parallel with the western boundary, to Van Buren and Fort Smith, and thence 10 Red river; on motion of MT. Wbittington, for road from Little Rock via Hot Spring to Cantonn1ent Towson; on motion of Mr. Buzzard, for road from Matthew Moss, on the waters of bod Cheat, Lafayette co. and thence up the south side of Red river to fort Coffee; on motion Of Mfr. Clark, for a road from inc mouth of Arkansas, down the Mississippi, Yia Columbia, 10 point
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-16
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

Sifu1J, Oct. os
 Mir. Patrick presented the petition of sun dry citizens of Crawford, Scott, Pope and Johnson counties, which was referred to U select committee, consisting of Messrs. Patrick, Williamson and Brown.
 MT. Patrick also presented the petition of Lucretia Clark, of Johnson county, praying for divorce, which was referred to q se- leet committee, consisting of Messrs. Pat rick, Lafferty, and Tidweii.
 Mir. Laherty presented the petition of Charlotte Owens, of Van Buren county. praying for divorce, which was referred to select committee consisting of Messrs. Lafferty, Clark of Chicot, and Bean.
 Mir. Pitman, from the joint committee appointed 10 receive proposals for tho pub lie printing, reported that proposals had been presented from Messrs. Woodruff, Pike, and SfniiI-and subsequently,, the council repaired 10 the representatives,, hall, where the proposals were opened and read in the presence of both houses.
 On motion of Mr. Thornton, message was sent to the house of representatives, requesting thai copies of the proposals for the public printing be furnished the council. Declined by the house, in consequence of it's imposing too much labor on its clerks.
 Mir. Grofts, from inc committee to which was reierrcd so much of the Governors message as concerns carrying arms, asked leave to report--
 That they had had the matter under con sideraton, and, after careful examination, concluded that the practice ought to be dis countenanced by every civilized communi- fy; but that they did not think 1t fit sub ject for legislation at the present lime; and therefore prayed to be discharged from any farther consideration of the subject. And the committee was discharged.
 The following bills were introduced, VIZ:
 By Mr. Brown, to compel the county court Of Crawford to make allowances to certain persons therein named; by MT. Clark of Cbicot, concerning runaway slaycs; hy hIr. Thornton, 10 authorise the administrator of the estate of Isaac Ward,
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-10-16
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