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FAIeM FOR SALE.

YEyHE subscriber offers for sale his planta- k ton situated on the south side of Arkan- sas river, seventeen miles above Little Rock, containing 400 acres of river bottom, of the best quality-about sixty acres improved. For terms of sale apply to the subscriber.
 $. D. BLACKBURN. August ', 1835.-1Stf
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NOTICE TO CREDTTnRS,

gEYHEREAs ! am now in custody of the w sheriff of Washington county. 4. T on some six writs of capias ad respondendnn, two in favor of ". A. Gasquet Ss Co. ons in favor of ]. 6 L. Bruster; one in favor ne Morgan S5 Co.; one in favor of w. So |. verish & Co.,; one in favor off. Little6el5. and one in favor of Daniel Walker-sued o,,. the clerk office in said county, m yo.r iavor rs against me: 7ute Notice, that shall. on tbS' second day of the next term of our Wasbnn0 ton circuit court, at the court house in tSo town of Fayetteville, confess judgments on your several suits, when and where you nav attend, if you think proper. Also, to Rogars & Slocumb, James McGee a5 Co, Thomas c. Cash, Newkirk S5 0lden, Parmell < Re ker, Hill & Henderson, 4. w. Sweepev William Montgomery 6 Co, Thomas PheLss and all other persons who have demands against me, that, at the same time and place, I shall render a schedule of all nay propertv' money, and so forth; and apply to the judge Iof said court to be discharged from my imprison, ment, agreeable to an act of the Legislature, providing for insolvent debtors.
 SAMUEL D. LOWELL,
 Fayetteville, Oct. 20, 1s35.-30-*4t
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LAW NOTICE.
NOTICE.

VIE undersigned having made arrange'
 1 ments to leave tho Territory for few months, has left his business under the super- intendence and care of D. H. WALDEN, who is authorized to act as my agent during my absence. THOMAS THORN.
 Little Rock, July 1, 1835.-l4tf
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EHNHE subscriber having purchased6f his ! brother Jonas, his stock of Goods and Groceries, will continue business at the old stand, and respectfully solicits the patronage of the former customers, and the public zen. orally.
 JACKSON BIGELOW. Fort Smith, ,Harcb 16th, 1S35.-52.
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TO THE PERLLC.

persons having business with the \ Sheriff of Pulaski county, officially, from distance, must pay postage, or their business will not be attended to.
 JOHN k. TAYLOR,
 .Sherif P. c. I. T. May ], lsa5.-4
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HELP: HELP!. HELPm

NUR friends must help US at this time. or O we will--{we had like to have said sue,l continue to call on them, however unplea. sant such visits may be.
 Money is due to us-swe need it-and must have 1t, or quit business. We hope no olter appeal to our friends is necessary, and that they will come forward, to laan, and HELP us. l.. & ". R. GIBSON
 Little Rock, 24th June, 1885:
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AGENCY.

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 Subscriptions to the o6ooe works received at this 0Bsce.
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DR. WOOD TICK FIR

IAS just returned to Little Rock, and N l will attend to all calls in the line of his profession. He may be consulted at the Drug Store of w. Tucker & Son, or at his residence.
 July 9, ls35.--o0ss
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NOTICE.

gEyHE subscriber having sold out his ea -a tire stock of goods and groceries to his brother Jackson Bigelow, requests all persons indebted to him to call and settle their ac. counts immediately.
 JONAS BIGELoW.
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LAW NOTICE.

SAMUEL $. HALL & R. CHILDRESS HAVE formed Partnership in the Prac- A l tice of Law, and will attend the Courts in the Second Judicial Circuit, and the Sn- perior Court at Little Rock.
 Office in the south room of the white build- ing attached to Jeffries Hotel.
 Little Rock, May l, l635.-ftf
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PRE-EMPTIoN FLOATS. YHE highest price will be paid for Pre- A- emption Floats in the Little Rock Land District Enquire at this Office.
 July 24, I835.-16tf
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Drs. BEDFORD & JOHNS,

HAVING associated together in the prac- G E tice of MEDICINE, SURGERY, S5c., ten- der their services to the public. The servi- ces of both will be rendered, when necessa- ry, without any additional charge. Their shop is kept on Cane Hill.
 Washington County, June l2, 1885.
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STIR ED.

last, tlco yohe or pdl1' of OXEN Said oxen were purchased from Doctor Russell, who recently moved to this country from Illinois, and are branded on the horn With the initials of his name, CT. R." Two of the oxen are of white colour, one with small red spots, and the other with small black spots on his sides. The other two are of dun or brindle colour, one of which has horn turned downward. Any person secur- ing said oxen, or giving the subscriber infor- nation them so that he will get them again, will be eliberaliy reeompeneed for his time and trouble. THOS. MURRAY, ir
 Tekatoka, Pope CO.,, Get. 25, 1S35.-30-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-17
DEATHS

Died the 10th iasan,, the Eth age after nro.
t1ctei disease o Eois, which she bore with "a.
ticnce Elizabeth D. daughter Henry Ill., Mount Gideon Ca
t0nc
on btday the 9th n,,an in tho 30h year
Jc!fey D. Palmer OF McLlsvilr, cuvi.
a"a NJ eNenslvc circle OF relations, cpusbis
all Who knew him intimately, his tacuts, qualities
were ned la all
WHICH fellow
.! 10 his Obligations, aud Of
aiGicnd curdIalIty,
hi: As phy.can though his profession,
ufed strong hold the confidence VI those
resided Devoted to business habits his
duousi! 10 the study oil pruissun deeply
responsibilities and regarding neither labOur ahen
safety o patIcn Il! STAG hh seemed
n lie engaged and aboriou Practice during
$40 Catarrhal Epidemic Of the last when
with hImousn iom the lungs. the precursor OF the fatal
consumption which esinagd his Stronger evidence
Ter the safety could
fact that rather than l 10 his cru
rosie considerable distance them, the dead OF
H:c when ceIag from the hinSe. The
Doubt have fallen immediate but for the facs rbs
ration anI sSi with which he treated himself with the Of
vi his n..b0rs. Throughout Inc lingering
oNo"edr Continued and his unLcud
ell by the hectic hope which shines tho
,raklus oyc and tinted .e consumive pacnt lie
noted at.crreiy the m his disease detected with
ceTtLny almost which ITSELF and either
suggested se sought f" the friend who attended him, the
appropriate rcGrnot from lief that his disease
bic, but because lie felt ASSURED the his susingu
raj months 10 HIS d he spoke OF course,
lie whtThcd and
mel without terror s rnneSs canDn'n: mistaken, and his
mind uncOud his last MISUNDERSTANDING lived and died
Halifax. His fol-
loved the By large Il friends relations, and
inferred with Mason: LoIot;
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Of Canaan But who shall possess this central position
"a position which commands the trade of the Eastern
and Western hemsphees and therefore destined to be
,he Hgh way of the Nations-he High Court, Meropo-
liz, ana Mistress of the World' 1t belongs to Egypt
now oy conquest from Turkey, and by ferance of Eu
rope But what great Power will wres ii from the hand
81 the eeeie Egyptian, and possess for its aggran
Gzenent VIII England suffer Russia If the Russian
Bear lay his paw upon the Land Of Judea awav "a the
Eng!sh possessions and commerce in Indostan Blu, will
RUSSIA ana ms fossa, Of Consantnope, permit England
Some Power must for IL cannot remain as It's Here,
trn is precisely similar that of Greece Rus.
wanted Greece. and would have had it, but Enoa nd
France, Ausria. and Russia said No, that shall not be
Then, says Russia If not I" have it, neither Of you
shall! and therefore viii Of possess il but
as matter Of necessity, will guarantee its indie pend
ence Of Turkey 10 the Greeks themselves. &c. appre
mend. II will be with the Land Of Judea. Neither Rus
sia nor England will that either shall possess it
efs0 the Jews vii! be restored 10 it, and guaranteed in
e possession of their country under the potectora- Of
great maritime Powcr-and that Power will be Eng
lahd' And thus the policy of Nations will fulfil the pur-
poses of Jehovah Join THOMAS NJ D.
Richmond, Oct 10 ls3I
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CUW-EL-tTL-iI EJI
RUSSIA rc,sus ENGLAND;

O2-bho ShdH POSSESS INC !!D.g ir.'"'
Newspapers at This epoch of the World age are Oh
orea, interest 10 til. student Of the Prophetic Writings,
esnpiay as the seventh and last plla Ut the Apocalypse
i now uournr ont into SITS The governments o.
,I,r Prophetic Earth, within the limits OF The Ancient
Komau Empire 1he sixth phal has Utmost been drained
Of is drcgs b. Europr, rr the Euphrasean Empire; and
IN. new route which - transit O Indian commerce. IS
ohout 10 take together with events In relation to Egypt
and surrounding countries. rapidly preparing the
w,y for the r,nrn OF the Jews 70 their own county
We know tina. hcrc in this country, if little Canal
or rail road run ;rroug certain section j, enhances
the value OF the tract which such contriTanccs may
BE- located And why; Because of the route it opens
fo5 the ,ransi, OF e produce Of SAID tract to sor home
or foreign market: and Of the facilities ii affords the
land of supplying his wants Of luxury OF ncces
sity How much more then. shall the Holy Lana; oncI
the emporium Of Indian commerce. in the Times OF
and Solomon, be elevated in consideration an. w. w.
when steamboats, are padding The waters o. Inc
pirates ard Red Sea- and bearing to ana ITO 90" ;s IT,
Of Or7nus and Of Iad" When EgyP' ,ss,orrd
subiuga,ion of the Arabs aud Eng sha nav
the c"mcrce Of the East /" It's ancient ron.e No,
route il wa accustomed take, before Capt D'az anG
V,sco ia Cana doubled The Cape OF Gooo-hope' aho
s,rd 10 C,icnt on the shores Of lndostan-what coun
~, in The known world will be more eligible, as theat
Of European and commercial enterprise, than the Lana
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I'm the SUI, in Chanccry depending in the Circuit su.
u perior Court Of Powhatan in which Royal Martin,
Elk Of and Trustee under the Will of John Depp, 10
pIain'it-and Lucy Dcpp Abram Depp, Salisbury Depp
Stephen DcPp Miles Depp and Esther his wife, Lavlnia
Dcpp, Simon Depp, Lucy Ann Depp, Mike Depp, Wal
ker Depp, Elizabeth Depp. and roSahontss Depp, the
said Simon, Lucy Ann, Mike, Walker, Elizabeth and
Pocahnn,as being infants under the age of y years are
dtnGarnlt wac BY the Court, on the 9Th day OF DC.
lober in the year ISIS. among other things, adudged
and decrced "that Commissioner o.! the Court state
an account of the administration of the plaintiff on the
estate of his subsequent to the last settlement
also an account of the proceeds Of the sal" o! the
property, real and personal, specifically devised and
bcqreacd by ti estatnr to each of the SPECIFIC dew.
sees and Iegsecs other than Nancy Brooks also all &C.
count of the debts due from the ,estator, if any &c
&c In pursuance of which decree, all persons interest
ed are hereby notied that have appointed the 10TH
day of December next, for commencing the SAID ae-
counts Gu which day. by 10 o'clock, A. NJ, they are
required to attend Po7ba!an Court Hose, with their
papers and vouchers, ready for examination and tho
creditors Of John Dcpp fany. required on or before
that day. 10 present their claims The Undersigned in
order that they NAV be reported TO the Court
JOHN w. DANCE, (om'r.
Nov II Std
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CO.N-HUNYCa7ED.
SEN ORS-ATTENUi

d., not understand By what authority you acted npon
Mr. Claws spi,cfu Rrsols,ion charging the President
with having done thing in 'dergatlon of the Con-
s!ilurion. Have VOC any power, whatever, which Is
not derived from the Constitution: What clause in That
charter gives YOU III, right 10 pass any such Resolution;
You cannot find one Did you not then usurp aul'ri-
Is not conferred by tie Constitution: Might you not,
iis, as riuhtfuy resolve that an impairment sb-
low, and ought therefore to be ''cr"ngrd? thr you
the men yourselves up as eomted 10 6er"a ne
Constitution In ny poor Judgment, Gas Senator Gay
says this At. Of youzs Vi the most fragrant daring
and dangerous Lrracts made upon the Constitution
The people can distinguish between that respect which Is
due to the Srna,r and The ncritsd rcwaTd"f delinquent
Senators They III not the less respect and defend the
constitutional rights of the Senate. because Of the
,rcacherv Of Senators But they will never allow rtr Il
Senate il"nsc to sanctuary for usnrpers But my
object was 10 inquire Of any Of the dc:enders OF the
Constitution" wIeta.r the House Of Representatives
have no, precisely rhs- sa,c sigh, condemn the Senate
for passing Clays danaaory Icsculi'n mat the senate
had to pass ii: If r',-why mt An ignorant auva'
ca,r for bush Instructions would Ike 10 be informed,
By some Of those condrscrring Senators VINO nHe SO
much p!rasue in emil teuag he Pcope al
and in SG.lIay Speeches. fob-'O" ''>HD"O'
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THE Family .M4G.3ZI.SE.

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~ ,h,, nccornt has decided advantage over the 70
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racters 1t was commenced in New YORK IN apll'
and was originally issued weekly but it has been since
converted into Annual publication, and is now p
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volume. Two of these have appeared-at = caen;I
The work is remarkably cheap considering It's auahit
of curious matter and appropriate Embellishments.
admirably adapted to the information and expansion o.
the youthful mnd-bu it contains variety OF articles
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Nov. II

MANCHESTER AND PETERSBURG TURN.
lVE PIKE COMPANY.-THe General Meeting Of
the Manchester and Pe.e,sba,g TorEPke Company held
at the Farmers Eote in Manchester, the l',h inst,
conforma5ly notice. adopted the following Resolution,
Wbio newspapers of the city of Richmond:
Resore& unanimsusi Thut the Directors Of this Com.
,any ca s ,a he drafted and presented 70 the next Le'
islaue p-,tio, authorlslng the present Manchester
and Petersburg Turnpike Company to establish Rail-
Road from Manchester TO Petersburg making of the
said Turnpike far may be practicable and adTan-
topeous to DO So WM. TAZEWELL, President.
TKos Y. BRooHlyG: Secretary.
Nov. Il. oO-lt
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FOR TIE EMO CIREE

RIGHT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VOTING &c.
Is The Right If Suffrage rescd IN the members Of body
polite and co1p0rote Incorporated to goods
,cares or merchandise; TO nahc Turnpike Road Rail-
Roud or Cun2l to raise Con far sale md transportation;
TO mime for (iold to make manufacture irsn Tin,
Brass or Lcud raise Safe Stone for sa'e or 10 lend
ont monev and deaL Bank; or for any other Pnr-'
nose rrquiring the and possession g lands or IaS
and for achich they may under the 7ct Gt incorporation
DC used and possessed? :,
In considering this question, we ought ra'hcr 10 cell
bcratc and determine rirtuous Statesmen tian us
heated Guitbing politicians For, nutable arc the al
fairs Of nanknd-so astute tie perceptions and sleep
less the eyes Of ardent politicians at all Times That TO
opcnnc however small, ought to exist in the lnstu-
tons Of Government, through which improper power
may La exercised by the few. the many, Or LIE
strong over the weak We have scen too, in the hso-
~ Of Governments that men, almost universally VINO
attain power over community, Sate or Nat''h:
common right general sense o justice, are selIoi
scrupulous Of the 10 sustain it. While setting
The prncples Of this question, We are not merely 10
puard the rights Of few citizens, they now exist Ou
to take care that do not opcna door by which parry
once seated in power may perPcua!a 1t at pleasure VI
do other wrong to tie Commonwealth And above all
we should never forget that what has been DONE ana To-
lerated or justified will be repeated as often as OCCASION
may rrq,IiYe, or ambition dictate it. =.
II the ruht of the Stockholders o! corposaiioh, 10
vote ON lands held by the corporation be granted al ALL
i, is admitted on all hands that tat gran" exists some
where in The following clauses, quoted from the C0S''
tu.ion, 10 wit: hos,
,
O. a,t for wears at will at sufrrance, possessed
&C r a, estate of freehold in land OF the value OF l"e!
five dollars and assessed to be- # any assess;"en,
thereof be required by aw-2 A"a every sues
6. c,;,cn being possessed as tenant III common Jo
namt or parcener of interest in, or share of land ana
having an estate Of freehold therein such lnfres; OF
share being of the value Of collars liza . anG 50
ASSESSED 10 be- if any assessment therro DE-
us "-f3I And every such citizen being entitled
reversion or vested remainder in fec eSPeel1saH.
m a. estate for life or lives in land of the value OF nj.
"ty dollars, and assessed to be, any NJ
thereof he required by law" &c, shall be enttea 70
-. IT, citizen ia 10 be white male citizen OF the
Commonwealth resident therein, aged ,wenty-cne years
and upwards. c.,:..,;on ;,,snd-
,h,t the citizens voting shall be naturat and not 0'
i ersous: for tey must be ,rhife male citizens resi-
dents of the Commonwealth, and aged t''sntyGne years.
CORPORATIONS are artificial persOas cEra!ed oy law
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Tie toO'ctny Correspondence embraces he Extracts re-
.Jerred to in the ubore Communication.
NoRroLE, Oct l3ll 1885.
To Gen. JAMES tlAMILruS.
NORFOLK, October Nth, 1875.


NORFOLK, October I4th, SD
Gentemcn;-l desire, with grateful sense Of the dis
ungu'shei compliment which portion OF the citizens o
Norfolk have pad me- to acknowledge in suitlbie terms
the very kind Invitation which your favor OF yesterday
obgingly conrrys-Ihr slhrtness OF my stay in your
city, snpcradded 10 desire long since expressed, rather
10 seek IN future my occupations IN domestic duties and
private engagements. than TO challenge the smallest pub.
lie Distinction compel to decline honor which |
do not on this account the less sensbly feel
Tho fa,lrrng auson v hich YOU have been plcased
to make to services which can have no other claim TO
your app.obaton than the motive which Dprlled them
derives an inesnabIe value from the source from which
it proceeds.-As citizen of South Carolina. whatever
may have been M humble participation IN events which
sgnazrd her recent resistance |" SISTER" OF cgiS!a
ton which she deemed uncoislthtonaI partial ana I'M
just have always considered tsut The text OF that re-
sstancc was To lie found IN the old and long accepted
doctrines OF Virginia. Connected as believe these
doctrines 10 DC WIN tht sovereignty O The States ana
preservation OF the non let US hope That they may 10
as eternal as the mighty truths with which liry are as
soclatrc
The crisis To winch you refer, gentlemen, is indeed
momentouS-one when requires al! the WISDOM: nrih
ness ano c'rchHsPect'h "nch tHe o"u" can o''hg 70
uelt unuei e"' J"i1'ue VI t ~ WV -
d':cuy and embarrassment but sun oar rEhts, con
sutonal ana INTERNATIONALLY are SO Gear ao
the Taiue Vi Inc Chioh anu Poo'c peace ~ t'ine i"
to those portions OF our county, where BON nave oeeh
threatened ny dangerous ana hctnua!! tss's.a'o"S,
that cannot GuI hope thai tins crisis, p"f'ento"s as IL
may seem VIII pass OH lnu o'y uare ie iuI
Tie SEVERN paris Vi t''s c"i'eu.!tEy o'ui ue'u' a
eenenre oy more p"ttct sP''.i amy t'a
,;ns ,L,, ,,c shnmId iii ch.,s az lana, ~ honc r, n
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MARRIAGES

Married on Tuesday evening: 10Th Nov By the Rev Mr. Win.,oa
az Robert e SadIei to Miss Martha Ann daughter F.
Joseph nil vi Goorh!and county, Va.
Married. in Nashville Sunday evening 9th m BY ,hs
Rev. Dr. Edgar OF the Pnshy Church, Iiou john Bell
en'ave IN Congress from the District Mis- June Yeatmau,
SLlsw Q! the late Thomas Ycptmnn E,a
Nasrie in Kin. Queen, evening Oct tho
Re: NJ Nc Doaa Miss Mary E. shlcr NJ Edwin uo.haw
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So i.iectloF ana conte DDS That MIR. Webster ia the
only man we can rally on with any hopes of success
ana that The swine and good in various parts of the
Union, look to him the last hope "A great Public
Heetng was held at Ptsburg, the 1th which adopt
ca Mr. Webster their candidate, with the greatest en-
thusaatn, and earnesy recommended 10 the friends Of
Daniel Webster, throughout the State that Conve ntiop
be held at Harrisburg the 9TH day Of january neat for
the purpose Of selecting such candidate for Vice Pres
dent as said Convention may consider worthy of that
high aud honorable Office and ,ost likely 10 In. ,cccnt
able to The friends O! their Country; form an Elrcloru
Ticket II they should dem advisable and further re-
guess That lertlngS may he held in the several c"u
Ties "i Tie State, lis early CONVENIENT, to choose dele
gates r Sal" Convention. equal in number ~ the lcu
brrs Of Assembly from eac;, county,
y lew Sign Is, that the 9nt MusonS uf Philad- phia
h'Ve appointed Delegates TO attend Convention Of their
Party I" meet at Harrisburg the 18th December
the same time at which the Harrison Convention meets
lie fiIli Inquirer advises the whole Opposition
centrate III the Stae-iihe Wings well the Anti
masons-thr friends Of Webster, Harrison White Gran
ger-aH, in the support Of ono electoral t;eket.''
The Lynchbmrg Firgnian Sill recommends its Cen
taur r"licy-ln noticing. a call Of the friends Of
General Harrison in Brdtord county TO meet ut the
November Court, earnestly advises them, 10 change
the terms Of their invitation from the " friends OF
General Harrison 10 the opponents Of Van Buren,.
But still goes in favor OF unp lgrd Ticket, as be-
tween ihttc and Harrson-lravng with the voters 10
instruct the Electors 10 for whichever OF them may
receive majority Of the popular sutragcs For
sa'l be with the election Of either, aid such
the general sentiment Of the Wing patty in this sec.
ton # county, SO far as We have heard IN expression
o it,
The truth is, that the Wings have system no orga-
nization Candidate-Tley do not know what TO be
Scrip,uresand small stone wilt break the into
pieces.