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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-01

-Thc business season has com.
rcat activity. Nc learn from, the Miners
nWal. that during The week ending the Sd instant, 1l9
bias laden with 5,938 tous, cleared at Pottsvillc and
S~chuyihih Haven. From The Little Sehnyikill, u boats.
carrying no. tens. Total this season, ia boats, and
S,lGI tons Of Did.
Progress Of Entcprtse.-A Steam boat is building for
ne New Haven line, which is expected to accomplish
The distance between that city and this in tive houis-
Such a boat starting from New Haven at 6 o'clock. \. NJ.
and leaving New York at 3 Z. NJ, on her return, would
give her passengers four hours Tor business here. and put
them back where she found thcn,-all in one day, with
out trcs2asSing upon their usual hours of sleep. Further.
more, should II rail road be constructed froui New lla-
ven TO Worcester, passengers leaving here at Il O'Clock in
the morning, might arrive in Boston by 6 o o'clock in the
afternoon OF the same day. EE. y. Jour. Com.
The FIRST engine has been placed on the London aud
- , raj way, preparatory 70 the Easter fair; about
alone by the feet Pah TO Greenwich.
The .faios'e@n, speaking Of The Baltimore and Wash
1ngi9n railroad, says--Ite accomplishment of this work
"hl oiin2 Tie two cities into Il very intimate intercourse
rec procaHy beneficial. 1lc trip will no doubt be rceu-
larry Performed within two hours, and will afford a most
HVightini cxcursion-iiundreds viii daily avail them
selves of 1t. and We doub, not but that the commercial as
wen a. social relations of both cities, will be- greatly pro-
NOTED Indeed, the whole Union has a deep interest in
TIC work and we venture To- predict. that the day is not
dstoni when travellers leaving Washington in the morn
in New York.
This road will be finished in the ensuing summer
the late wiutcr.1
The Noroh HcraM says-!Al is complete to the Not.
V""S; NN~'It h' ilNih9 gown OF the iron rails, which Is
progressing, at the rate of II mile u day, and the road will
be ready for the passage of cars to that river by the first
OF Hlay, when IL miles will have been finished. The
bridge across the Nottoway is nearly completed.
Charleston, $. e., .ipri 4-Thci increasing travel and
iransporiationo ON our railroad, since the CONF cncemen,
ntth" Pi"s""i year, hav"e~eooJad tho moe, o n-uirrve *
pectationS OF its projectors, and those who have been
ITS steady friends through evil and good report. The
actual receipts furnish the best criterion of It's prosperity.
anu suca Is the increasing business of the road-so bcnc.
hcial has it been found in the extension OF the business
OF Charleston, that it is intended TO augment the power
employed on it greatly beyond its present amount, 6y the
transcribed from the books of the office a comparative
view OF the receipts of the road fer the first three months
OF the years 1884 and 1888.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-01

81 6b6k REAVARD-Rau away fom The subecri.
~ 4V Der, living in the upper esd IT Chesterfield
county, ia the neighborliood Of tlc Coal mines. "a likely
molatio man-stout, and about t~lirfy.Gye years Of arc:
what particularly characterised, this boy is. that lis fla,
tufcs arc unusually prominent for "a negro OF mulatfo.
having large Roman nose. The above rcword of TWEEN.
ty dollars Will bcgiveH to any one WHO will deliver this
man at ihe Coal Fits Of Woodbridge 81 Co. in Chester
field, or who viii secure hin in any jail so tIat can OBJ
tain possession Of him. lie has been IN Che habit Of act
ing asa b9atman on James river, and 10 may lie tlat lie
bus travelled os high as Lynchburp.
Aprd IL. OI3-wdw1 ANNE II MOODY
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:. CoMMIssfoSER's OrrIcr,

NORTHUMBERLAND 9. House, April Is. 1875. {
The parties Interested in the foregoing decree of the
court viii take notice, that | have appointed Thursday,
me in the preceding decree of the Court. on which dav
tLhey will attend at my Office, Northumberland c.. H.. at
~ oclock a. NJ, with their accounts, vouchers, and be
ready for examination and settlement, and viii, Office
copies of all necessary Court papers.
THOMAS $. SYDNOR, Commissioner
Of he C. S G. If J.. S. &. far NoghamJerIqma Ciy.
April 81. U5-wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-01

In pursuance of the foregoing decree, I sirnn
Oh Friday, the 18th day of May next, on the premise N
TO carry the same into effect. The land 10 which s6.d
decree refers, is a tract of ia acres, lying Immediately
on Slate River and Hunts Creek, is fertile, and contains
lnIeXhaustible stores of slate of the best quality. Shonld
the above named day prove to be unfair, the sale to be
made on the premises, will take place the first fair day
thereafter, Sundays excepted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-01

the Erie and Ghampllin canals, in ls3i, G6s,i33 50
Do. do. do. in lc26, 337,GO5 g
Increase in 8 years, 330s23 "
The down freight on the canal has nearly doubled in
eight years, and the up freight has more than trcblcd in
the same time.
The report contains a statement of the quantity and
value in market of the various articles which hive ar
rived al tide water, on both canals, in 1881. The t,tal
yaIue y estimated at $l3,iG5 ,O22
The value OF commodities brought down the
canal to Schenectady and over The rail
road, is 545,577
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-01

WIS HILL, Ccaeroj 4gcnt and Collector. will "A
h tend to tbe collection Of bonds. accounts. and cls
Of every description in tbc state Of Virginia
Fredcricksbure. March 70. 100
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-01

Total, Sl3,gJ0,599
il to this sum Is added the value of articles arriving at
the Junction Of the canals and passing north, and which
ARTICLES are not embraced in the statistical table kept at
West Troy, the total value ofthe products brought down
The canals TO tidc-watcr during the last season. NAV be
estimated at Gore than fourteen millions Of doiars.
Of the aggregate value of property coming
to market, WHEAT, flour and coarse grain,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-01

Il dissolution or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES con-
Ep sequence OF the continued indisposition of a.. A,
Morris, the firm of . Morris, Sheppard q Waller was.
by mutual consent, dissolved ON the LIST inst. WIN. w
Sheppard and Logan Waller having purchased the into
rest OF A. a. Morris, they have assumed to pay all the
debts, and are alone authorised 10 receive the dues 10 the
late firm of Morris, Sheppard, and Waller.
ALDER A. MORRIS,
WIN. Y. SHEPPARD,
April2i. LOGAN WALLER.
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S-tso"I .StO.O2f
1t viii be seen from the above comparison. that the
receipts Tor the first three months of the present year are
nearly double what they were in the corresponding three
months OF the year 1874. This is exclusive ofthe amount
received for carrying the mails.
The number OF passengers exclusive of those in the
companys service from thelst of April 1884, to The LIST
OF April, lo32' has been "ceaty-nime thousand nco hundrcd
and forty-eigM.
[Ihis rail road is about 1875 miles long.l
Tie .Ns'c York CanaiS.=Thc sums collected upon the
several canals for tolls during the year ending ON the
first Jan. lc;}j, are as follows, viz:
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a NOPARTNERSHIP.-The subscribers having enter
u ed into Copartnership on the LIST instant, will carry
on the Dry Goods business, under the firm of a Sllep-
pards X Waller. in the store on the Market Bridge lately
occupied by (" Morris, Sheppard 81 Waller and ask a
continuance of the custom of those who favored tha.
concern with thcir orders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-01

i"NA: 81 IN JOG 20
The Eric canal WAS finished in the fall of l625. ia
le2G this canal was n~avignble from Albany to Buffalo
soy ,16G 70, being less by $500, 275 ~, than the amount
collected IN 1884. The following statement exhibits the
increase IN some OF the principal commodities transport
ed on the canal, comparing 1S2G with 1884, viz:
90 lo@u. 1884. Increase.
Flour, bbls, 372,l4l I,I57.O59 7sI.gIo
Wool, tons, 100 556 456
SaNed lumber, feet, lo,Nl3y&6 3S,200,99I 22,495, 5J6
Timber, c. feet, l50,5l2 ~I,522,937 I.372.525
Merchandise, tons, 23,@o6 70,372 1896
In 1884 the tonnage arrived at and cleared from Alba
ny and Troy, on both canals, was equal to Cos, ABB tons.
OF 1000 pounds each, viz
Passing from Hde'catcr.
Cleared at Albany, 5S,I36 tons.
Troy, 56172 {"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-01

EN ClANCERY-VlnGiNn.-At am intermediate
N term of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Joseph Starke, Plaintiff.
a0ainst
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vAI.EIiUs.

COMMUNICATED.
AT meeting of the officers of the list Regiment al
Surry Court House. the 9th day OF May lsi5, Capt
Samuel Booth Was called to the Chair, and Capt James
;. Clarke appointed Secretary. The object of the meet
ing having been explained b. the Chair Committee
wasappointcd, consisting of Capt Thomas Ruin Capt.
Willie T. Savidgc, Capt. John ~ Spratlry, Lieut.. WIN.
III Edwards-and, motion, the Secretary was added
10 the Committee, who having retired for short Time
reported the following resoutons which unani-
mously adopted:
Resolred, That late commander Col Ralph Graves
has our best wishes and respect for his ofc, like con,
duct while commandant o; said Regiment; and we re-
$ officer.
Resoired aiso Tat in his retiring from u.s. he carries
with him our cordial appreciation and acknowledgment
of his superior skill officer which skill has been
fully cxemped at the training of officers recently held
iii this Regiment
Reso'red, That copy of these proceedings be trans
ntted to the Editors Of the Richmond ENQUIRER for pub
lication; and the Editors of the Richmond Wing are re-
qucstcd to give the same an insertion in their paper
THOMAS RUFFlN, Chairman.
yAMEs :. CLARKE. Secrcknri.
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Ask them IL they bs evc Webstcrs Whigs will support
Vlnc2 Ask thcu ii all sorts Of Wings d. no. prefer
Webster to Van Buren,; and why Let cschcw these
White meetings 1.-THE Wings consult at headquarters,
lay their plans have their ifolc and enjoy themselves
their hearts content But, let not, my Republicans
bretheren enter into their assemblies walk ia their
councils Above all. let not allow them make
paws Of W, Daniel Webster and the Bank Til,
Bank not dead while there H. any hope by division
cur ranks, OF makng Webster President.
NAIEkllIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-12

TRSO THE DIRECTORS Of Tic Jaacs Rircr asd
N hdnorha COmPany-A meetisg Of the Directors,
the ll,h instant, at tle City of Richmond on bupi-
ness of Importance, is requested.
JOSEPH G. CABELL, Pyesidem
June - tll-l1 ef&o jas. X. 4. kana Com.
HNOUR VALUABLE FARMs.--Icing DESTROYS TO
dispose OF the four following Farms, they are nog
offered for sal
No I.--Coniainsg $500 acres lying at the junction
Of PHy and fye Rivers small distance from James
River Piedmont Stage road passes through from Ly neh
burg TO Washington City, about 20 miles from the for
meT lying between Nelson and Amherst Court Houses
The line dividing those counties passes trou oh this farm
propose attending the iasm Monday 10th August
and viii sell the 10 suit purchasers k will De sold
entire or dSiavd' 80 desired BY purchasers The
will be ntadc Agreeable
No. 2.-On Wednesday, I2tl August ! viii offer for
sole, the promises Farm confusing about 100 acres
near the Stage rold, witdE miles Of Amherst Court
House, and II miles of Lynclburg.
No. 3.-On Thursday, i3tli August, I will offer for
sale, The premises The Rack Farm containing 200
acres, within mis- ot Jamgs river aud within miles
Of three fine Merchant Mills miles from Iyuchbuo
The Rack Island sasnms pass through this Land
aud the county lines OF Buckingham and Campls also
pass through the Pam The Farm is in inc state Of cut.
iivation, and bas Crest and Saw mills IT, will be- sold
entire divided 70 suit purchasers and tc condition
Of sale made agreeable.
No. IA very valuable Farm hing on James riycr7
miles below Buchanan, 40 mills above i.ypchbur0 ~
miles from James River Canal The improve ne "a Of
Jfmes and Kalawha rivers VIII be- obliged to pass this
fafn-said to he l20 finest quality low grounds
and in lne state OF cultivation containing 200
acres. viii attend on this Farm Monday. 18th Au-
gust, and sell The same on terms TO suit purchasers.
All those lands viii is shown 10 any persons wishing
WM. MORGAN
lync,barg Jsnc y. ii-wiot
YENDE subscribers Will transact 5usincss is this city
y m TIC name Of q < J Warwick.
ABRAHAM WARWICK,
JAMES WARWICK, Jr.
June p ln-2t
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MARRIAGE.
DEATHS


Married. Thursday evening by Ms, Keelng Mr.
John T. AeCfa~ 80 Ahss Rlize Mason, alb of sls city
DEATHS
Died. e 29l ul in the i of his Kuhn
OF this city leaving wife and eight chen is
much useful mechanic and his
Sales Of ToLacco tie Public UeSs- House Jse SEA Gil
DR. Tignal Jones, (Mecklenburg9 No. I, GIG; No.
q $l4 10; No. 3, 81 70; No. A. Sl z5; No. s. $40 75;
No. 81 Sll y; No. 10 and II, Qugs) So 25. A. g.
Jones' (dq) No T. sl3; No.g2, $40 Is; No g. 81; No a.
$I9{j; No 5, - J. y Moon, No. $40. ]. Wcnch-
Ter, (NcckFh5Grg,J ~. -fHla1yJy g.. Sill;
No B. $40 10; No. 4, - 10; No. ;, SRI q NfftrSm
Slcgcr, buckingham No. $l7; No. g SIG Is; No.
3, SIG 75 No 4, SIG -; No s. $40 75J Moo So -;
No. Z, $l7. LoLn CoNoly, (Fluvanna9 No 2, $l3 as;
crops for isgs, 50 30 to 81 -; passed. s. to SIG.
SHcS IF % hhdS. June ION :-Lugs. SO TO 81 2J re-
fused, 81 TO 50 30; passed, 80 TO IL 80
Sas Il CSop baOpeiHg 10 5tr. Peter Sranou of Po,e-
hGt0n at SbockG Warch0HSe.--No SIG T5, No g sis;
No. 3 SD ID; No. 4, SO; No 3, S13 %; No. g. sic
75i No. i (remnan) $40 10. Average OF passed, $l4
G6 90.
MARKETS. 1htusday lime H. 1895
Flour ~ Kepally held So but that rate sales arr
very limited During the week nearly 900 bbls have
changed hands at 50 IS 3 al.
LOb@eco-Bhe inspections are largc--demand good
prices well sustained fine shipping tobacco readily
commands $50 b.
GEO. h. SAMPSON.
WHoErsALE PRieEs.
C0ys--90 b % cts. per bushek
Oots-5O to 50 cts do
CoHOH--17 10 20 cts. pen III.
IierriAgs-Clip So "a per Dbl
DO Whole, S. per do.
Suit 81 90 per sack.
WORTH&Nl, McGRUDER & Co.
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}, (frV1' the MR., II .narei9.J
EtfE, Il.
| Isefor's fJPHsg.ng Resolution.
This resolution met with the
lat. II deserved. See "a note from
the National Iniclii.rurer, and the
proceedings upon IL below.
III. Senator from Missouri him
s.if, voted Ia stlik. out the word
cspung~,n which b.inS done,
Nj. Webster r"olly moved to las
the whole isattcs ON the table,
VII. benton was nmrh inc.nscd.
aud prophcsird that the next So
nate wOuld reetily all.
The fxpHH.riHg Rcsoiation.-
Mr.. CLAYTON moved To take up the
resolution al Mr.. Benton, to ex-
punge from the Journals OF tho Se-
nate the resolutions OF III. 2sth
March last, and il was inScn up.
MIR. WHITE Mark in then
novcd tu aimrud the resolution by
striking oui the word "cxpunyed, %
and substituting +" repealed, re-
cindcd, and declared null and
void" and called for The yeas and
aayS, which were ordered.
On this motion some debai. took
place, aitor which, Mr.. King OF
.llaLania moved To strike ont the
words from the original resolution,
''ofderrd tn BE- cxpung..l from the
journals of the Senator" on which.
.utcr farther debate, the qur ton
was taken by yeas aiiL nays; yeas
50, NAYS q.
Mr.. Webster THEN rose and
made motion that the resolution
',c lai.l on the tabl....
Upon this motion, without fnf-
Their debate, the yea. aud nay
we're taken, as follows
YEAs.--Mcssrs. Bcll, Bib,
Black, Calhoun, Clay, CLAYTON,
Ewing, Frclinghuyscn, coldsbo,
Tough, Kent, Knight, Mangum,
Naudain, Poindcxtcr, Potter, Prem
tis-, Preston, Robbins, Silshcc,
Smith, Southland, swim, Tip,on,
'romlinson, Tyler, wasgainan,
Wcbster-27.
NAys.-Mes-rs. Benton, Brown,
buchanan, Cuihbcrt, G,unay ,Iiin,
Kane. King, of Ala. King Geo.
Leigh, Linn, Mexican, Moore,
Morris, Robinson, Ruyslcs, SLcp-
Hey, Tallmadge, White, Wright
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-12

The risk you running by his being supported on dif
srnt grounds lrtcr supports Inn (and of his
Tennessee friends aso) Rcpublican-you as Wing.
Who is To decide between you, If he be clcctcd-both
Claiming him; would advise you to have some under
standing this matter IL might lead serious cosc-
qucnces, when the ''spos to be- dealt out Bear
IN mind too, that Davy Crockett MIR. Bell, &c. Ia whom
lac viii be mainly indebted for his lection will
for .tra c'is. They have told l3 millions of people
who must he the next President land surely they will
he obrycd-, would bc worse than treason to dsobcy
n''r dietnm "llavy may bc his PRIME minister, 10y
possibility II y"u should have eye ards Buc-
nos Ayrrs, ria E"sahd! you had better have dci.
niie understanding ON this subject, also.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-12

~ ~.
"From ~ assis:,tyn.---On Wed
nc>dny, little viint.rcst occurrc.
Ia the Senate. lnthe House, III,
bill concernins the Dcpositcs wa.
again taSen w, when Mr.. Robert
sou concluded his observations il
favor of excluding all Banks ffou
agency IN collecting aud dis,,ur<
iuy the Revenue. Mr.. Gordon,
amendment fof appointing collce
tors 40 custodiars ofthc Revenue
was rejected, ~ to lJ. (Mr. JET
fcrson's opinions have gir0f aa
norfg with the iicuioas, Cau
brclcngs, &c. when they can h,
u<ed for ,lrmagogue purposes, hui
none at all whrn they int.fi,r,
with electioncvriug schemes y
"a letter says: Il am decided,
of opinion that tho h st chance. ii
not the only chance. for hcatin.
Van Buren,, il with White. Hin
SET aud friends az. taking yer,
strong ground, aud are fast com
Ing 10 open warwi Van Enren.
"other letters speak OF II a,ism
ma TO which Judge White is re-.
ducod. u lac gives the absurd
the .lasish, 'l',-,ar,lly aud uncon.
stiiutional vote required ofcertaiu
Senators, by certain trucking ana
man worship ridden Legislatures
to cspungc the resolution of cen.
sure passed by the Senate at
the last scs-ion Of the conduct
OF the President Ia removing III.
DcpoSitcs, he eau expect nc
independent mans support--nt
Uhig's at least. II would mar.
him "a degraded palacc-slav.
rs any That gli,lcs about its p,if
lieus, or as ever received III,
lash OF him who invented tho dc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-12

Married, Thursday evening by the KeeLna
John T. MeCsaw - Aihss Eza!eti Mason of sls city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-12

Died. on tle 29ih ut, the I'D of his Mr.
of this city, leaving wife aud eight children
much esteemed useful
loss III bc deeply regretted by thosc s he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-12

THSO THE DIRECTORS Of ne Jaaes Rirer asd
N hdnowhG COmPaay-A meetse of the Directors,
the llsh instant at the City of Richmond on busi-
ness of Importance, is requested.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-12

Tor
To aid IN Cfonweiilns The .Sinaic Of tlc e. StatesD
Reader cnmE0rc the notes, from beginning end of
this, my first chapter and you cannot fail TO see the rise
and progress of White Whiggsm--and the facility with
which our Pink If conSiStesry accommodates his princi-
pies to eircGntSstausps. ALPHA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-12

TENilE subscribers will tusncss is this city
u in TIC name Of q. K J. warwick
ABRAHAM WARWICK,
JAMES WARWICK, Jr.
June y n-@s
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-15

.Netc Coiony.-We learn from the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser, that a new colony is to be established at Bassa Cove, about so miles from Monrovia, on the coast of Africa; npon temperance principles; and upon plan strictly in accordance with the usages of primitive Christianity.
 .Neao Catholic Conueaf.-The Church of Rome has appropriated $60,o00 for the es- tablishmont of a Catholic Convent, at Ber- trand, Michigan.
 George U. Hoorer, Esq. is hereafter to superintend the Editorial department of the Shelbyyille " Westefm Flsemaa" This paper is on the side of the People--against the caucus system.
 Choiea.a Again We regret to sec that the Cholera has again made it's appearance at Memphis brought no doubt by the boats from New-0 Orleans. The last Memphis Gazette (of date April 23d) says:
 Memphis has again been visited with the Cholera. ltmade its appearance last week, Tn the course of three days, eight or ten well developed cases, four deaths-two whites and two blaeks,--three of those had very bad health for some time. The town IS again entirely healthy.
 Negro Wif.-"How much you charge, massa Magistrate, to marry me and Miss Dinah ?"-"Why Clem, I'll marry you for two dolars.'' 1.-Two dollars-.mhat you charge to marry white folks, massa !n-- "We generally charge them five dollars, Clem." "Well, ye marry Us like white folks, and l give you five dollars too."- "Why, Glenn, that's curious notion, but, as you desire It, I'll marry you like white folks for five dollars" The ceremony being over, and Glenn and Dinah made one, the Magistrate asked for his fee. 's0h no, mas sa, you no come up to de greement-ye no kiss de bride p "Get out of my office, you black rascal" And so Clem got mar ried for nothing.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-15
LAW NOTICE.

SAMUEL $. HALL 6 R. CHILDRE5S IAVE formed a Partnership in the Prac- E A tice of Law, and will attend the Courts in the Second Judicial Circuit, and the Su- perier Court at Little Rock.
 Office in the south room of the white buiid- ing attached to Jeffries' Hotel.
 Little Rock, May l, 1e35.-4tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-15
NOTICE.

A s l am about leaving Little Rock, for Q "A time, notice is hereby given to those in- debted to me, that my notes and accounts are placed in the hands of Mr. Chas. E. Rice, fat the Advocate office, for collection-where those indebted would do well to call
 M. CUNNINGHAM. Little Rock, May l5, 1s55.--6-3w
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-15
JAMES DE BAUN

HAS just received, from Cincinnati, per s H steam boat Neosho, 30 bbls. fresh Flour; 20 kegs Lard crates Stone-ware; l hhd. Tin do. High post and fancy Bed&teads Wash and Candle Stands; Cherry Bureaus 2 tons Iron, assorted; , dog. Flames 2 dog. Shaker buckets.
 May l3, 1885.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-15
FOR EEGN.
From the Nashville Banner.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

IUtH tIIg IEdaIIFIiIg DdlII5Ts FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. By the arrival of the packet ship Onta- rio, at N. York, London papers have been received III that city of the evening of March 21. Paris dates are to the evening of the 18th inclusive.
 The probability IS s.iil! further increased, by this arrival, that the law for complying with the provisions of he treaty, would be speedily passed by the French Chamber of Deputies as the opinion Is expressed that the Ministers will be able to command ma jor;ty of upwards of seventy in favor of the treaty.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-15
MORGAN WILLIAMS.

se2E VIE Life and Adventures of MORGAN
 A WILLIAMs, sentenced to be hung, at Little Rock, on the 10th inst. for the murder of Tsam Pelton-written by himself twill be printed and ready for sale, tomorrow (Sa- turday ) morning, at the Advocate office.
 May 15, 1885.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-05-15
Steamboat Register.

NEosHo, from below, arrived on Tues day evening last. Passed up "Wednesday evening.
 VETERAN, from above, arrived Wednes- day evening last. Passed down.