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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-18

A TEACHER WANTED.--Th subscriber. resid
IA ing in Fairfax county, Va, within about 10 nile
Of Washington City, and at perfectly healthy situation
wishes to employ private Tntor in his family ~ ,st
charge OF the education Of five six children 10 one
who can come satisfactorily recommended az 10 cbar,c
ter and qualification 70 teach the Latin and resk
guages. English Grammar Reading Writing Geeora.
ply, Arithmetic, Algebra and tbe higher branches Of
Prompt application had better be made as i, Z; a.;
Fable that the school commence the first Of Ocfobsr
next DULY 3l-25-tlOI ". G. MASON
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OA6A PACKAGES BRITISH DRY (;0ODS

0AN PACKAGES BRITISH DRY GOODS =
wv We have just in store our Fall Importation,
per Ship Ially:Ho from Liverpool, which, with goods
previously received, makes
-, Three Hundred Packag British Dry Goods
largest and best assortment offered the Mer-
chants OF this State, by ourselves, probably any
othcr house in this city--consisng in part of
super and extra blue, black olive, green invisible do
hazel, dahla. Russell brown and Ok
ford mixed London Cloths
Do. do. Double med drab do.
10. do Blue, black, drab, and fancy Mixed
10. do. Double mlled London Cassimcrcs,
Do do Blue and black single nillcd do do.
DO. do. Toilanet swansdown and Valencia
Wilson $ and Keudai Ilf.' Go,ton., No. lto5.
Rose, point, Dull and Whitney Blankets of every size
Blue and mixed Kcrseys and Plains,
lst and I'd quality red Paddings,
super and extra English white Flanncls,
Black and colored Bombazettcs,
Black blue, browns royal purple scarlet crimson Ia
vcnder, olive, and dahlia, "a and Cd Imitation Me-
rnos,
Splendid painted do.
D,ck and assorted colors, heavy rolled Crcassians
Marshalls black, blue, ell coors and whitcd brown,
patent Thread, No. I6 to 80,
Do. Patent Seine, No % to 30 pui up in o. hanks
Ladies' fawn habit gloves.
Gen.emens London Buck and Hexham tan Gloves,
Cd Cambrics, Jackoncts and checked Muslns
Al plain and figured Bobnet,
Cotton and gimp Edgngs and Laces,
IA Grecian, plain and figured Bobinets,
Plain Bobinet do
Thread Edgings and Laces
Dack ana white worsted Womens Hose,
White and mixed lambs wool half do
Black and white worstcd do. do.
White worsted Shirts and Draws,
large assortment new style London Prints,
Brown, olive and drab Fushngs &c &c.
The above goods, also the balance of our large
stock can and cu be sold cheap (hy the piece pack
age as they be obtained in any market this coun
try If any one interested in this natter yet skept
CAL from ignorance mot having examined for himsel)
or prejudced (hecause his and competitors are
So? we respectfully invite such one, candidy cx
anime, and then judge.
f. 81 J. S. JAMES Sc CO.
Sept. H. [37-St1 Afnrkd Rridoe
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from Tie no.toa Coufior, sep,. III

NNil, Ah'iii ION mbbi iN1 ~ tAMBkiDGR.
citizens Of Cambridge very lu meeting of those on
posed TO the proceedings Of he advocates Of immediate
abolition Of Slavery holden ut the Town Hall on
Wednesday evening 9ih inst The meeting was called
10 order by William J. Whippc, Esq and organized by
The choice Of Hon. Asahel Stearns Chairman, and viii
liam Parmenier, Secretary. The following Resolutions
prepared by n Committee, OF which Hon Simon Green.
leaf Chairman, and who was necessarily absent
were offered BY the Secretary Of the meena advocated
~ Messrs William Parmcster, Sidney willard Joseph
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BNXECUTOR'S SALE or VALUABLE ToRAccoI,ANp
ia on UWis Rirer en- observation-disclosures to the
provisions OF the last will and the late Geo
Souta'i dec d. shall offer for sale, public auction
Cumberland Court House, the 2Sth day of Septeni.
Der next (bcing Courday that valuable tract of land
on willis river, adjoining the lands of John c. Page,
valentine Parrish, VIM Nj. Thornton, Spencer Browne,
and DIR John Trent Esqrs., supposed to contain 900
acres about 400 of which cleared and large por-
tos OF the residue tcky covered with the finest oak
pine, and poplar timber About third of the tract is
comprised OF rstrate low grounds 1t is situated the
weatest and most desirable part of the countyis well
adapted to the growth of wheat and corn-and for the
cnltvatonof tobacco, is unsurpassed and may be said
20 be the best tobacco farm in Virginia
III desirable, the land be sold in two parcels beng
well calculated for two farms.
Ierms-One- fourth of the purchase money in cash,
and the residue IN one, wo and three years, the pur-
chaser giving bond with good security, and deed of
trust to the credit paymcnsPcrsons wishing to
view the premises, referred to Mr. Valentine Par
rish and Dr. John Trent, (boih adjoining) who will
show the same JOHN MUTIsER Er'or
Aug.7. 81 ,ds
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-RFCzYyNON.D,

'FBNtiiRTY NEGROES.-On Thursday the 24,h inst,
III at 10 O'clock will sell in front of our Office 30
valuable and likely Negroes all from plantation
consisting principally of young and young women
J. IL 5. COSBY * CO., Aucts.
September 3. 36-tds
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOrlCE-A memorial will be prose nted TO the xt
lN General Assembly of Virginia, praying the pas
sage of Law for the removal of the scat of justice of
the county Of Hanover, central and con-
venent location than the present
September Is. 30-f
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RECOUNT IDA FOR SALE AT AUCTTON-I
I'VE will sell this valuable and beautiful Estate IA des-
cripton Of which has been given in preyiou adyer.
usemenD at public auction Tuesday the 22d day Of
September, on the premises, (near New Canton Buck.
mgham county, II fair, if not the fair day unless
privately sold, of which notice will be giyen-he priv.
lege OF seeding crop Of wheat will be given of which
there may be from two 10 three hundred bushels soed
and entire possession given at ChrisnasTerng made
known on the day Of sale.On the same dny will sell
all my stock OF booded horses, among them five brood
mares inferior to but few, il anyand now in foal BY
the FIRST horses in orr counuy-as Tranby, Chateau
Margaux, Trufie, Washington Young yonson &C.
JAMES i. WILKINSON
August 49, "a 81
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HRROAD ROCK FALL RACES, 1885, will COM
NE mcnce usual the last Tuesday in September
over the Tree ii Course, instead Of Broad Rock and
continue four DAYS
First DAY.-A sweepstakc FOR colts and FLIES 3 wears
oid mat never won race mile heats, entrance $780,
half Forfeit now subscribers and to close on the 18th
September
Sueserihers-yohn Nj Bolts, George Goodwin, John
Bclcher, lsham Pickett.
sxcoSD DAr.-Proprietor's Purse, Q mile heats, for
$250--cntlancc SIS.
THIRD DAY.-Jockcy Club Purse, $780, 8 mile heats
entrance $50.
FocETn DAY--A sweepstakes for colts and flies, 8
years Old mile heats that won race entrance
500, half forfeit subscribers and moro xnected
10 close on the 10Th September
Isham Puckett
On the same day swccpstake for colts and FLIES
that never won race, mile heats for silver tureen
worth $3OO-entrance money depends upon The num-
TENDER. PU(. ET,T a, REL .tiEp
September L. 34tdr
THNREE HILL FALL RACES, 1885, will commence
IA as usual, on the first Tuesday in October and con-
tnuc four days.
FEsr DAy.--A sweepsake for colts and FLIES 3 years
old mile heats, entrance $500 forfeit sIO0-no,y 7
subscribers, and closes the st of September
SaGseriders boswell and Christian Adams and Cor.
" en- '9hn heth William Williamson, VIM r. Johnson,
sEooSD DAY-Proprictors Purse $500, mile heats,
entrance SIS
TH'HD DaY.-Jockcy Club Purse $1,000, 4 mile heats,
entrance 500 '
FouRrtl DAY-T,co S,ceepstakes-Frst. for colts and
nGs, ne heats e3trance 5000, forfeit $50 and closes
on Inc Isl Oh SePtember-now 3 subscribers
oHbscri0ers james S. Garrison VIM Williamson
boswell and Pickett
Second Raees-A sweepslakc for all ages mile heats
Tor SILVER cup worth S2OO-entrance money depends
on the number OF subscribers Any gentle man ,ysbn,
70 subscribe 10 any Of the above sskcs can do SO b
making his entry, and putting il in the Post Office on
the day the stakes close, directed 10 the proprietor
September l. l3-tdl ISHAM PICKETT.
HtNOR SALE-,fhe J0vreSs Tract Of Land the late
l. residence OF Elizabeth w Dcaue, deceasedJ lying
IN the county Of Cumberland within one mile az ill.,
town OF "a Ira, from which there is good navi0a.
on ~ az seasons Of the year 10 RicbnondJ containing
Ye nuhe.ed and hity sixty acres II il believed foe
mghann Farms, IN Middle Virginia not more e. ,ensve
possess greater advantages than this To the agricn
.noos out high prospects OF reward for his indus
uy-lo te wealthy gentlemen Of the lower country 4
Po'9At retreat IN summer, surrounded BY many aorcea
Ue ano intelligent neighhors. Mr. Henry PAGE yyb,
ies4es on tne premises will take pleasure in sho,gine
the land 70 those DESTROYS Of purchasing
For terms ct sale apply TO the aubscrber in R;cL,od
or 70 MI maurice u. Hobson Of Cumberland
July g. - ''''"''H' '10"'"'s''9e0r'
~ Inc above sale is postponed until Monday the XII
OF October next, when it will positively take nlscc
August % i52-1OD r. j. d., Adsaiaisfrgtoy
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MOTlCE.-Wc shallrenew petition, and lay il be-
LIZ fore the next Virginia Legislature, praying Tor the
formation of County, by taking off the lower end
of Caroline and the upper ends Of King * Queen and
Essex. MANY CITIZENS
Of the cforesad Counties
September Is. 39-tlD
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aNHRISTIANSvILLE RACES-FALL. I835.-Tbe
" Races this Course will commence on Mon
day, the 26th day OF October, and continue days.
FIRST DAY-A colt race--inile heats, 500 entrance
half forfeit-four entered and closed.
John C. Goode names CHI C. by HAHN of Caliopc;
r. Is Starke, grey 6lley by Medley, dam Lady Hamil-
Archy VIM. McCHrgo, bay colt by Sir Charles, dam
Eagle.
SECOND Dn-A colt race . mile heats-$lOO en-
trance half iorie,-eight entered and closed
raul Darlington enters bay colt by Tonson dam
Aurora John G. Goode enters WIN O. Goodies c. 6lev
by Hiazim dam by Virginian
Richard &. Puryear enters II. Skpwiths illey by
Medley, dam Creeping Kate by Sir Archy
John F. White enters colt illcy by Trufie out of
the imported Phantom
Nathaniel Alexander enters bay fey By Hahn dam
by Shylock.
Thomas Graves enters Margaret by Gohanna dam
by Charles.
Thos. J Garden enters Jennie Deans by Charles, dam
Ann Bullen by Prospect.
David Pointer Thomas Nc Cehce colt by Ton
son, dam by Archy.
THIRD DAY-Proprietors Purse two mile heats $500
fifteen dollars entrance.
FOURTH DAY-Jockey Club Purse, three mile heats,
$o0O-$20 entrance.
Firm DAY.-Balance of Jockey Club Purse, 5000
two mile heals-$l5 entrance.
SAME DAy.-A Corn Swecpstake mile heats--free for
any horse that never won Puse-entrance m borreIa
OF Corn To be closed the evening preceding the Race
SIXTH DAY-Handicap mile heats best three in
five, purse $lOOenrance $i0 to be added TO the purse
On the same day win be for, an elegant Saddle
Birdie, and Equipments and the gate money mile heats:
free for any horse mare geldng thai never won a
Purse,--entrance $i0-Money hung up for each day
without discount.
The Turf is in fine order and the Proprietor pledges
himself TO do every thing in his power to render his
guests pleasant and CONFERENCE.-The will be To
accommodate them usual.
Stables and Litter furnished race horses gratis.
RICHARD c.. PURYEAR Propyictor
SShTtstGns0iHe, Mcehie''tHrg Co., Ia.
Sept 10. 30-wGyy#
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July u. 1875

a tO.PARrNEKSHlP.--B Bernard Peyion having falc
" en- into co-Partncrship Mr.. THOMAS j. DEAN.
the Senefa Commission Business heretofore carried on
by him IN this city, viii hereafter be conducted under
The firm Of PEYTON & DEAN who respectfully go
cit share Of the public patronage
Richmond, August T. 1896 o7tr
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EpRirISH DRY GOODS-By the TalIy-Hoi from
~ Liverpool, and by arrivals from the North
ern markets. have received fall supply of Goods
and have now in store upwards of five hundred
OF Britsh French Swiss and American dry goods:
OF our staple British goods of Importation
and were purchased in England for cash. upon the best
possible terms. We with confidence repeat former as
sirances t. our customers that and lcu sell any
goods ~ our line as low they be purchased in this
or any other market in the United Saskatchewan our
house in New York, shall continue receive such
additional supplies during the season, will keep our
assortment at all times good
BALDWIN 81 KENT
Sept. 10. 3S-St
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lVM lic that her Seminary will be opened for the
cepon of boarders and day pupils the LIST October,
in the house lately occupied by Mrs Thos Taylor the
of and 9th it has undergone thorough
repair and several alterations, which render it most
eligible residence in every respect calculated TO
the health and comfort OF its inmates There
of enclosed ground connected with it, which will
preclude the necessity of the young ladies' walking daily
beyond the premises for exercise. Miss NJ thankful
for the preference which has long distinguished her
tab!shncnt and ambitious to its continuance,
gladly affords her pupils all the advantages to be derived
from efficient teachers the of extensive Chemical
aud Philosophical Apparatus, with to we'll
eced Library She has to believe that there is
branch OF female cducpton taught in any school in the
United States that is not taught hers but the gene
raj course OF study will be- much possible adapted
TO the different degrees of knowledge and capacity
the pupils, and the views of their respective parents
and guardians in regard thcm-Lecurcs will be de-
lvered every fortnight by the Professors the
vanced classes
TERMS
Board, during the scholastic year of months 5000
Tuition, i'll all the branches usually enumerated 40
French, either with or without other languages, %
French, for those who begin carly, the first year. Is
drawing, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ......... 80
Music, rs cents lesson or 80 cents for beginning
Washing - cents week.
Richmond, 18th Sept, 1885. 3J-tO
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Sept. Is.

n IMMEDIATELY after the conclusion of the sale of
IL Mr. Bolts horses shall offer for sale large and
beautiful es two years old last Spring. got by Eclipse
The dam OF one oil them got by Sir Charles, her
grandam by Hornet her great gandam by Bedford-the
Gam CT Inc other was got by Sir Alfred her grannm by
SIR Harry, her great grandam Haxulls imported
Pomona by Worthy (own brother Waxy by Pots oos
y keilys Eclipse. &c. &c.rhc latter hy is engaged
to run IN n sweepstakes, at Fairfield, next Spring.
PoMhatan Sept: 10. l35-at.l Alb. CRIIMp-
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hSIX HUNDRED PACKAGES DOMESTIC DRY
~ GOODS.--We have in Store, Sir Hundrfd
Packages Domestic Dry Goods consisting of brown and
beached 81, Al and Cd shrtings and sheetings "Pe
tersburg Old Factory Merchants COMPANY" and
Richmond cotton Oznaburgs, Nos / and 2 lat Fac
tory prices) Brown and bleacbed Jeans of several
qualities 81 and ~ domestic fancy and Indigo blue
Plaids, a. and Ga apron and furniture Checks I'D
and ID Bed Ticks, of the most approved makes ID
and Ga Write Cambrcs, and ~ cold Cambrics
very large assortment Domestic Prints, white and
cold Canton Flannels white, red scarlet green vel
low, and scarlet printed Flanncls, white Donets, Ga
green Baze p Satlnetts embracing steel fancy
granite and Oxford mkt brown, invisible green layen
der blue and fancy striped. Blue, black olive brown
bottle aud invisible green, steel and Oxford mkt and
Eussei brown Cloths blue, black. fancy mixed and
iawn drab, and fancy striped Cassmeres Negro cloths
and Lnseys, Of various qualiss she'll imitation dress.
ing, wire and ivory Combs silk and cotton Umbrellas
pearl and bone Buttons SusPcndcrs, &c &c.
Many Of the above goods have been on hand for some
months and those more recently purchased would now
command profit their cost the places where they
were manufactured.
MISC, in Stare,
good assortment Of British and Irish Dry Goods
(of our importation direct from this place. and
French German, Swiss, Italian, Russia and India Goods
II WILL we hope, be remembered by the merchants Of this
State, that stand pledged 10 sell as cicnp ne goods
can he obtained ~ the same quantities in any market in
the United States aud that this pledge was given under
the foil conviction that II would bc orr interest 10 re-.
deem It, and &c did not the wholesale business upon
io5c hire MTOon ourselves cTrIsirsf must be 0ven
mp to the North. + q. J. S. JAMES g. Go,
Market Bridge
~ b. Our large importation Of Fall Dry Goods from
England, Is expected direct 70 this place, in all Iii.
month. p a }. 8. j. g. co.
Angust T. 2G-lG
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SepteTnber 3.

September 9. 36-tds
n B.-Thc farm above advertised Woodstock con
ssts OF two adjoining plantations viz; Woodstock pro-
per, containing 1887 acres-and Forest Farm containing
l2o acres They will be sold either separately or toge
Their They are bounded by the lands of the Messrs
grazing farms i'm the State
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".
On the same day, swccpstake for colts and FLIES
that never won race mile heats, for silver tureen
worth $300--entrance money dcpends mon ih. n,na.
Der OF subscribers, to and close the 9th Sep
TENDER. PUCKEJvT a, RI,If.tirp
September L. add
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C@ A E! r., r.tTf es

Brown and afsugar; coffee; gunpowder, im-
 perial, and young hyson tea, chocolate 5 half pipes cognlac brandy
 ] half pipe Champagne do.
 10 barrels domestic do.; 3 do. apple dc, , ss Holland gin; , do. American dc. 10 s old whiskey
 70 qr. casks Madeira, Tenerife, sherry and
 Malaga wines; 2 casks claret do. 2e0 boxes Hluscat; 50 baskets Champagne do. 20 dog. London porter
 10 bbls, Albany and Cincinnati ale ane porter 10 dog. lemon syrup; I5 gals. lime juice 10 boxes raisins; 3 barrels soft shell almonds 15 < smoked herring; do. codfish 10 kegs oysters; 10 boxes sperm candles , boxes James River tobacco, Ia superior
 articlei) 20,000 best Spanish cigars barrels winter strained lamp oil Dem1ohns; bottles leading lines; bed cords;
 pint and half pint fasks; bottle corks; and
 , great variety of other articles, unneces-
 sary to enunerate.
 The above goods having been purchased in New York and Philadelphia, by one of the firm. enables Us to offer them as low as any other house in this place. Our object being to sell entirely for cash, we assure those who wish to purchase, that we will offer them n- ducements, either at wholesale or retail, wor- thy of their notice, and respectfully solicit their patronage. s. RIBL S1 co.
 Little Rock, July 3, ls35.-13
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AGENTS FOR THE ADVOCATE.

 The following gentlemen have been appoint.
 cd Agents for this paper: Jesse Turner, Crawford c. H. Jobls c. Saytors, P. M. Jackson co. J. .H, KayheAdall, Jackson, Lawrence co. .uaj. /. Hof P. .M. Izard c. H. JGmeS BoSaoett, Independence co. 4 1T. Egner, Batesville. Beay. Croptey, Lawrence co. Jacob Buzxard, Lafayette co. J. 1T. Catdweu, Jefferson co. Col. James ScuI, P. .N. Pine Bluffs. R. s. Bell, r. .M. Monroe co. W. B. Patton, P. II. Lake Port, Chicot co, v. D. Ferguson, P. .u. Crittenden co. H. L. Biscoe, Helena.
 T. Farretty, Esq. Arkansas co. James Ctark, Miller co. DGvid Fordn, do. .H. Fl. Diron, Hampstead co. Franklin Steuart, Esq. Lafayette co. zhomas sllathers; Conway co. John Hibbin, do. L.. ". Ctaske, P. .M. Morrisons Bluffs. 4. EUaas, Vineyard, Washington co. Daoid Walker, Fayetteville, do. Phalandea. LiteIl, St. Francis co. H. 4. Whssiagton, Hot Spring co. s. 7. R. Ryan, Mouth of Arkansas. W. r. yNilter, P. .M. Randolph, Tenn. Charles Caldaoeu, Caldwelton, Pulaski O. 4. fl. RuthezJord, Esq. Clark co, Bradford c. Faaoler; Jonesboro' Miller CO., StGnislas DardGnne, Jefferson co. ". c. 1T. 1'eeuauH, Scotia, Pope co. F. S. Laferty, Carrolton, Carroll co. Nicholas Dougherfy, Clinton, Van Buren co, Joseph II, Breartey, Dardancllcs, Pope e0'
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GEORGE c. CLARK.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

eotnn6ia. chiset County, ,sskdnsas 4erritorg. YM ILL devote himself to the practice of 'iaw--the collection and settlement of debts--the payment of taxes on military and other lands--the redemption of lands sold fortaxes-the purchase and sale of lands, and other professional business, in the counties of Chicot, Arkansas, Phillips, Monroe, St. Francis, Crittendon and Union, and the county of Washington, in the State of Mis- sissfppi. His nnremitting attention will be given to all business entrusted to him.
 June q, l635.-14sly
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CASTINGS.

LUST received per steam bsat Tom Bow eS ling, ion consi ignment,) r tons of Hol- low Castings, assorted: for sale low for cash, wholesale or retail.
 Merchants residing above tAis, and in the interior, can be supplied at as low rates as they can be bought at the works, with the ad- dition of freight and charges.
 Orders for any quantity will be thankfully received and promptly attended to,
 L. & w. K. GIBSON. Little Rock, May 9, 1835.-9tf
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FRESH GROCERIES.

E. EcFfyED, per steamer Compromise X N from New Orleans,
 l keg pure ginger; , barrel alspice boxes claret; 6 do. lemon syrup
 do plain syrup 6 drums figs
 barreis almonds; 10 do. sugar
 z hogsheads sugar; 5 barrels molasses % bugs ground alum salt; 10 boxes table do. box James River tobacco (superior1
 T box sadlery, containing gentlemen and la dies saddles, bridorn and snaffie brides. col lars and names, riding and drivers wh;ps, stirrup feathers, S1e.
 On hand i25 barrels Kenllawa salt, avera- ging 3i0 lbs. at the low rate of S4 5o per barrel, by J. DE RAIN
 July 5, 1s35.-l4
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HELP! HELP. HELP!.

nUR friends must help US at this time, or 0 we will--(we had like to have said sue, ] continue to call on them, however unplea- sant such visits may be-
 Money is due to us-we need it--and must have 1t, or quit business. We hope no other appeal to our friends is necessary, and that they viii come forward, to a man, and HELP us. L. S ". R. GIBSON.
 Little Rock, 24th June, 1855.
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DIR. w. 0. HOW ELL.

LEAVING located himself at Little Rock, E n for the purpose of practising 8IEDI- CINE and SURGERY, respectfully tenaers his Professional services to the citizens of Little Rock and it's vicinity. Prompt attsn- tion will be paid to the duties of his Profess ion. He will be found at the brick house in1- nediately north of Maj. Peay's, and recent ly occupied by Dr. Sprague.
 P:s. DR. HowEIL is recently from Alba ny, N. Y. at which place he has been engar- cd as Assistant Physician to the Hospital du- ring the past year.
 Little Rock, Jan. 7th, 1885. 40tf
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 NOTICE.

E undersigned having made arrange ments to leave the Territory for few months, has left his business under the super- intendence and care of | ii. WALDEN wflo is authorized to act as my agent during my absence. Ji3cMA9 IHOhN,
 Little Rock, July 4, lS35.7l4tf
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BTsA. INK S.

A DMINIsTRATOR'S, Executors and 4 A Guardians Bonds-Subpnnas-War
 rants-Clerk's Summons-E -Executions-C pias-Dellvery Bonds, a5c. &c. well execu- Office, - '-'i'
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HARDWARE. sc.

50 kegs Nails assorted; 50 boxes Glass, do. 10 bags Shot do.; 200 lbs. Bar Lead g Grindstones; Corn and Coffee Mills 5S cut Saws; Wire Sieves Trace and OK Chains; Sad Irons Carolina Hoes, &sc. 61c. Ladies and Gentlemen's Saddles Spanish do.; 5adlery assorted.
 4 continuance of home custom is solicit ed. All orders from abroad, accompanied with tue cash, punctually attended to.
 Little Rock, June 5, 1835.-9tf