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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-02
icoMMUNICATED.1

was sorry to observe in the New York Cou.
rer and Enquirer, paragraph, stating that the
peace Of our quiet community had been dis
lurbed by riotous assemblages, and that fire
arms had been resorted to By he rioters. Now,
do not think that what the youngsters intend
ed for serenade ought by any means, TO be
classed under the bead Of riotous proceedings.
''ris true that the music, from the various instnl-
ments employed on the occasion, was not Of
the most harmonious description. and may have
grated harshly on the ear; but as the affair was
got up with view of celebrating a joyous cir
cumstance, surely it was unkind to testify ones
sense OF the compliment in so uncivil man.
ner as to discharge bund erbuss at the sere.
naders. PEoUoD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-02

I%We are requested to announce Colonel
SPENCER NJ. BALL as a candidate to represent the
county of Fairfax in the next General Assembly
Of Virginia.
~ We are requested to announce Major
JAMES SANGsTER, as candidate to represent the
county of Fairfax in the next General Assem-
bly, ofVirgina. MANY VOTERS.
~ We are requested to announce PHILIP N
AMlss as a candidate to represent the County Of
Rappahanock in the next General Assembly Of
Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-02

so that il can be consumed as rapidly as the
market is supplied; for understand that the
patentee calculates that the net will make its
voyage in twenty minutes from the time il is put
in motion, on board the boats. So confident are
those interested, 1.-THE paentee lives in this city,
that it will be fully tested next spring. X. n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-02

FORTY DOLLARS REWARD.
DROKE Jail, on the 21st instant, Black
ID Man, calling himself JOHN TURNER
says he is the property Of Mr.. Jno. Taylor He
is feet 7! inches high, and has a scar on his
right cheek, near the ear, having the appea r
ance of burn; his clothing was a grey linsey
jacket and pantaloons. 1t is possible he has OBJ
tanned a pass, and is making for the Northern
States. The above reward will be given for
his apprehension and security in any Jail so
that get him again, and all reasonable charges
jan27-tf For A. Hunter Marshal Dist. Col
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VTyHE assembling of the sarah Meeting" will
IL take place on Monday evening next, at
past O'Clock, at Saladn's Tent By order of
the vecd Prophet, THE MuFTl
Jan Sl-2ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1835-02-02

HI d. c., February l. 1885.
Is. Persons applying for letters in the fol
lowing list, will please say they are advertised
or they may not get them.
A
G & r Allison Mr. Atkinson (agen
Mrs Ellen Adams B. society
John Andres Rich'd B Alexander
Capt Beers Mrs Barty
John II. Beale Miss Eliza Battle
Samuel Briggs Capt John +. Bower
Henry BontZ James Briggs
Francis Bell Mary Burdit
Mrs Ellen Booth Robert Bell
Edgar Bates Mrs Margt Berwick
James Bennett Mrs Elizabeth Bontz
Mrs Caroline Brannum
G.
James Colburn Mrs B Canfeld-2
Dennis Carpenter Edward Collegiate
Mr. Clair p Cavenaugh
Samuel Church John Clare
Leonard Cook Samuel w Clark
Benjamin Crier
John Duany Turner Dixon
Miss /. barley Jane Deneale
George w Dearborn Mrs Margaret NJ Dye
Z
Rev Bishop Emory Mr. EIlicon
Miss Ruth Eslick VIM ID. Emerson
Harriet Evans
F
Julia Fitzgeralds George w Foreman
Miss E Ford Albert Fafax
G.
Charles Graham John Green
Griffith G. b Guyton
Richard Gardner Albert Griffith
VIM A Harris Lewis Hortain
Abner Hank Geo Hughes
John w Hamilton Miss Mary Hipkins
Mrs Alexander Hill James Hall
Peter Henderson Charles Hagan
Mrs Mary Harrison Henry Harmon
Malvina Harris
John Jefferson Capt w JudSon
John Johnson Miss Elizabeth JuIas
X
Johanna Geo kruss John Kisandaffer
John King James Kirby
Mrs Eleanor Kelly
Joseph w Lowe Mr. Lackie
John Lindsay
Slighter Monroe-2 Isaac Matthews
Miss Emily V Mason Benjamin Monday
Miss Margaret Manley MrsThomasinaMeadt
Thomas Mckenzie James Murray
George Milburn Hugh McCosker
b w Masun
lessee NoX Miss Catherine V
Northcraft
Adam Plummer Capt James Posey
VIM Pollard John Potter
Mrs Elizabeth Pearce Mrs Sarah Pclton
Mrs Rosa Octavia Preuss
r
Richard Rudd John A Rudd
Miss Martha NJ Rose Richard Radcliffe
John L Russell
Mrs Leah Swami James Smith, (boat
James Sears builder)
Archibald NJ Simpson Capt Richard Sutton
Miss Eliza A Smith James Smith (mer-
John = SisSon chanD
John Thompson Lewis Tyser
Catharine Tennison Catharne Tatspaugh
Miss Mary Ann Trauth iona Thompson
w
Addison Webster Miss Elizabeth Wind
Mrs Cathafne Wood sor
James Williams Jane Walters
Burnet A Wilkerson VIM Wood
Jane Warters Jcmima Wood
John White Abanus l. Wolfe
Levna Wright
feb 2-3t DANIEL BRYAN, M.
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINlNG in the Post Office, Alexandria,
h d. c., February l, 1885.
ss@ Persons applying for letters in the fol
lowing list, will please say they are advertised,
or they may not get them.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-22

..,pcIyIA-M rules held IN tho Clerks ofi:c of
~ ,se Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chaucery
Gr Bedford county, the 81 day OF N'veispar isH-hiat-
, Ioha Hail. WIN. Hail. IIezekiah II all, Elisha Hall
ia.h growp and TabitlIa his wife, late Tabtla Hall
Mu.proye aud kezah his wife. late Keziah Hall
h slaughter late Sheriff of Bedford comfy and in
,S,' character adm with the wi" annexed Of JOHN Hail.
s and Benjamin Mnsgroye, presen, ad"'r nth the viii
oe1f n sa,d Iohu Hail. Sr dec Dets.--ln fhancery
SG defr udants John Hall, VIM Hall, and Shadrach
In mud Kezah his vic, not having entered their
a,,nce and giveu security, according the act OF
pmly and the rules of this court and il appearing by
,re,ory evidence that they are not inhabitants of this
monwealth II is ordered, that they do appear here
- 6,.t day of The aud swer thn bill Of
lam, If, that this order be Inserted in newspapcr
~. aed ~, ynchbure for months su.cessivelv aud
posted front door Of the court house u this county
On some court day go
copy-lesic' JOS. WILSON, elk.
JanJ Win
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-22

rEhGiNiA AT rules held in the Clerks Once ofthe
\ circuit Superior Court Of Law and thancery for
eliord county the LIST day of December, ls3iWisiiam
fi"ich Jr PIT against Walker G. Mcriwethcr, former
dmr OF Tamcrlaue W. w. Davies, dec. Odm q. Clay
I'M oil Samuel b. Davies, dec. Thomas Sale, late Sheriff
bed0rd aud IN that character late the admir- OF Tanner
81" w. Davies, dec, Henry l. Davies in his own
stand present admir- Of said I. w. w Daviesd Jane
"es jas A. Meriwether and Elizabeth his wife late Eli
meth Dayies Catharine A. George w, Henry, Ann,
hsaa W., and Pocahontas v Dawes, Des.--ln Chance
D.
ne defendant Walker G. Meriw ether, not having en-
edhs appc irance aud given security according to the
elo Assembly, aud the rules of tins court aud IT APP.
aas by satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabi
ants ot this Commonwealth 1t is ordered, that he do app
Naf here on tue first day of the next tcrm and an
wsr the plaintiffs bill that this order be inserted in
cne newspaper published in Lynchburg, for two mouths
eessyey, and posted the front door Of the court
louise Oh this county, on some court day
ACopy-Testc, JOS. WILSON, OK.
jan. 5 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-22

|6 T a Court held for Nelson county Mt the court
- house, on Monday the 22d day of December io''-
kn Fitzpatrick, PIT. against Thomas i. Bailey ana
Peckenridgc Fitzpatrick, Defts.-ln Chancery. - .
On mot ION Of tho put,f by COUNSEL, who filed his
and II appearing to the salts faction OF tue court una
sdeendant Thomas Il. Bailey is not an ihDaeitant oil
seommo wealth, and without the jurisdiction oil THIS
H is ordered that he do appear here On the fourth
day March next, and answer the bill OF the PLAN.
and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
/ NE Lynchburg Virgnian, for two months success
and another copy thereof posted at the front door
NE courthouse of this county, on some court day
Is further orde, ed that tn defendant Breekenrdg
1patrick, be restrained from paying away or Otherwise
posing Of any monies goods other effects, which he
has or which may hereafter come into his hands he
vgng TO, or which may belong 10 the SAID Defendant,
omas r. Bailey the amount of three hundred dollars,
ec' to the Plaintiffs demand, and the further order
j. decree ofths court, concerning the same
ACopy-reste, SP. GAR,'AND, CIR.
| I,t {
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-22

TflRGlNlA.-At Rules held in the CirrA's oince Of
|W the Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chan
Perry for Bedford county the lst day Of December 1884,
Honey Brown, Plti against Penelope White forme y Pc
aope Taylor, and admx with tho will annexed of Alsup
a,or dee. Joseph White, + ijah Mitchell, VIM. Angel,
". Ray aud Robert Ross aud Susannal his wife, Dcfsi
4 Chancery
ssppearance& given security according the of As
pcmbly aud tho rules ofhs aud it appearing by salts
ctOry evidence that he nhabitant of this Com
|aonwealih II is ordered that he do appear here
hstduy OF the next term answer The plaintiffs bill,
t this order be Inserted in some paper Published
yncbburg fol two mouths successfully, and ed
. front door Of the court house Of this county
ssl day.
Acopy-Tcste, JOS. WILSON. elk.
| !lb, w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-22
TER MS.

,--ro, a per snnnun, paYshIc in advance. No sub
Iro' I'll he received for less time than six months
scripon WI vii be discontinued but at the of
sao 10 ~ until all arrearases are paid.
tho b.nnvr rIsEuEVfs viii be inserted at so cent?
49,, ossl the first time. aud 81 , for each
per sq Tao.e from Distance must be paid for pre-
tner insertion or tho payment assumed by some
person j" yash ,s b.
V y Az will not be attended TO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-22
POE'rIGAI..
RHYME AND REASON-AN apo,oa.--

ii l Me AND REASoN-AN APoIocu
by GEORGE P. MoRRIr..
wo children " once upon time
In me summer season,
woke TO ilfe-!hc one was Rbvme
The others name Yves Reason
sweet Poesy enraptu, cd prest
lie blooming infants to her breast
reasons face and form TO see
Made her hear rejoice,
Yet there was more OF melojv
In Rhymes delicious voice
But boh were beautiful and fair
Anu pure as mountain stream and air
AS The boys together grew.
Happy fled their hours
hr'cf or care they never. knew.
In the Paphan towers
sc thcm roaming hand add hand
he PRIDE Of all the vestal band.
MUSIC, with harp of golden strings,
Love with bow and culver.
Any sprltes OIL radiant wings
Nymphs of wood and river
joined the Muses. constant song
As Rhyme and Reason pass'd along.
But the scene was changed-thc boys
Lett their native soil
Rhymes pursuit was idle lows.
Reasons manly toll.
soon Rhyme was starving in ditch.
Winnie Reason grew exceeding rich.
Since that dark and fatal hour,
When the brothers parted,
Reason has had wealth and power
Rhymes poor and broken hearted,
And now, Or bright or stormy weather,
They twain are seldom seen together.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-22

FxtKGiNlA-At rules acid IN the Clerks oise Of me
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery Tor the
oany df Charlotte the 3D. day Of November, l834-Wm
@son, Pit. against Francis A. Stern aud Robert MOT
f% Defs-ln Chancnry
Inc defendant Fr,ncis A. Sern not entered his
(ppe"anee according the act of Assembly and the
% OF THIS court, aud it appearing TO the satisfaction oi
court that he not an nhabt of this State, on mo-
oh Of the paiutH by Counsel IL is oriered that the
endant do appear before the Judge ofthe SAID Court,
.oart house of the SAID county, on the first day OF
M ues. term and euer his appearance and answer the
"uhs bill, aud that COPY of this order be insert cd
E One newspaper published Ia the town OF Lyncheurg
koo, mouths excessively, and posted at the front
'"oe court house of the said county.
ACopy-Testc. - -
Dec 90 "iN"ho" uom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-22

~"'iNia.-At rules held the CLERKS ohco OF the
I'M o' o"' superior Court Of Law and Chancery io1
l isa.y OF Amherst, Monday the 3D. day of Noven.
|Rohsof- James Daniel, Sen Pitt ayninst Archibald
|DabrsS noyd Miller Willis Rueker. James Garland
esry ~ anu Andrew Moreauu oei's'-'" """'
.ppss, ueiehdan Boyd Miller having entered his
noy and the rules of th; crt and il appearing by
popw, evidence that he is nhlbitant OF this COM
dered 1a on motion Of the plaintiff by counsel, is or
on or hat, ae sad defendant Boyd Miller do appear mere
hin of,I thc nrs day Of the term, to answer me
with nse .i and that copy Of this order be forth
ce,s;, ~ INC Lynchburg Vrgnan for two months
|" 'aid county a. ''' 'o"' u''' u '"' '''''
Dec ip'y-reste, JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. elk.
w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-22

PMlRGlNh.-M rules held IN the Clerks office oi the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chauccry for the
aniy Of Nelson, in the month of December, lS34.Stc
en Henderson,, VINO Tar the benefit OF Williamson
Henderson, Pitt. against Beramn Ponton and Nathan
das, Lee w. Harris aud Wis" Peters, tho three last
sed late merchants nnd partners, trading uuier the
ss and hrm of Nathan .oiftus ~ Co, James Garland,
ndcs Flood and rillman Mills, Defts-ln Chancery.
The defendant Charles Flood, not having entered his
Psarahce and given secntuy according to the act Of
eemby and the rules of this court, and il appearing
satisfactory evidence THAT he is not an inhabitaut OF
his commonwealth. On the melton OF the plaintiff,
his counsel, 1t is ordered that the said deem
Mt Charles Flood do appear here before the LIST
u, April term next the bill OF the plaintiff
al that copy Of this order be forthwith the
ynchbue Virginian, Tor two months successfully, and
uOthef copy thereof posted AT the front door of the
3ouit-honse IN said county ,on some court dav.
ACopy-rcstc, RIO, c. CUTLER, OK.
Jam w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-22

~wIRGNIA AT ruics holden in the Clerks Office o. the
" Circuit superior Cont of Law aud Chaucer, for
m. county Of Campbell, the 1t day of becembcr s3d
m,, Adams Ex'or of David Moore, dee P against Ed
ward Lynch ChlsNel Dabnes, surviving trustee OF him
.olf apj WIN. Norve, John W. Bigwc, Joan Smith, Jr
and Charles b. Williams, partners, &c trading under the
.,le and firm ofBagwcll, Smith Il Williams, John Lynch
Mlcsjah I. Lynch aud Charles A. Nithefs, Des.-in
Chancery.
The defendants Edward Lynch and Mcajah 7. Lynch
not having eutered their appearance aud givou security
|eodng tho act of Assembly and the rules this
and appearing to the satisfaction OF the coar that they
are not inhabitants Of this State On the motion Of
|te plaintiff, by COUNSEL Is ordered that the said deion
Lns appear before the Judge of Circuit Superior
Law ard Chancery ut the court.onse of the SAID
feunt, the :, day of the ier, and their
appearance, and the plaintiffs bill, and give
turiy for performing the decree oi ie All taat
kopy Of this order he inserted spapcr pub
uhed in the town Of Iynchburg, Cor months
ney, and posted the front door OF the courthouse
II the said county.
Acopy-Teste, JOHN ALEXANDER, c. S. C.
IN
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-08-21
FRESH FLOUR.
SGO REWARD.

ID UNAW4AY from the planta-
 a 1G tion of the subscriber on the
 AEAu52Hh May last, . negro man na- xygsN / med AHRAM, about five feet ..A eight inches high, stout and heavy &''a a'szz'4s@ made, about 9 years of age, largc Jumps on his body, about the thickness of q mans finger. caused, as he says, from the bursting of still, his complexion black, beard grows in small punches, face large and round. and remarkably cunning. Owners before the subscriber, MT. Ford & Isham Griffin: Also negro girl named EVE--of small stature. and made good seamstress, colour such as traders term chesnut, skin remarkably fine and smooth for negro, eyes small and black, wears ear rings, and IS very active in her movements. She was brought from Charles ton, 5. C., last year. am os opinion thz. she iS lgrking about Washington, Mississip- p, ] will give thirty dollars reward for each, to any person who will secure them in any jail, and give me information; or if now in jail any where out of this country, will give the above reward for information to that effect. C.STEPHEN SMITH.
 Natchez, (Mi.) July IT ls35.-1s-6w
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-08-21
MOUTH OF ARKANSAS.

v
 NiE subscribers respectfully inform tii the v public, that they still continue the sto- rage and Forwarding business at the Mourn OF ARKANSAS RIVER. They have comple- ted theIr large and commodious warehouses, and are now ready to receive and forward all goods. produce, eSc that may be consigned to them for reshipment. All business entrusted to them will be punctnally, and what is of more importance, speeatfy attended. They have fl0 interest iii ;sny steas..hea and rely only on the faithful discharge oftheir business for patronage and favor.
 Persons ascending the Arkansas, win find the passage through the mouth of Arkansas equally as good at all times, and better at some, than through the cut oli--as boats of. te pass 5oyfistlise former, sle,. the depth ef wafer dnes not admit q passage through the latter.
 They will also transact GoMMIssroS BusI- NESS of every kind which may be entrusted to them-buying up-eountry produce on the river, S5c.
 0f. the advantages of their situation, it is needless to speak. They are we'll known, and the navigation of the Arkansas is equal ly as good as that by the mouth of White River.
 ***If unremitting care and attention will merit 1t, they trust to receive q share of pub lie patronage.
 MAPES, RYAN & GO.
 Mouth qf .8rkaasas, Aug. l5, 1S35.-20tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-08-21
NOTICE

YEyO legal heirs and representatives of Ro-. bert Oden, deceased, and all others whom it may concern. The undersigned having been duly appointed administrator of the estate of Robert Oden, deceased, will ap- ply by petition to the circuit court to be hold- en for the county of Pulaski and Territory of Arkansas, on the sixth Monday after the fourth Monday in Auguet, eighteen hundred and thirty five, at the court house in the town of Little Rock, in said county, to order and direct the sale of the lands and tenements of the said deoeaset, or so iIs f said court may think proper and necessary for defraying the just debts of aaid deceased.
 SAMUEL $. HALL, .4dn'r.
 Little Rock, August IA, lS35.-20-6t
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-08-21
Philadelphia Gazette.
NATeHEz. July 24.

The operations al Vieksburg have had |the effect of closing the dancing and gam bling houses at the landing, and of rdding lhe city of their inmates. A large party iwent down last week, and broke to pieces some fifteen Or twenty Roulette and Faro Fables--the occupants of the gambling and Idance houses having fled upon the reception Iof the news from Vicksburg. The people Iappear to be determined that the houses Ishall be differently oeeVp.g or not occupied |at aA The PFen F he lower part of |Sllyer stree wgeid equal in value to any part oi the ely, and ge are not certain if It could not be made the most valuable part oftown, if matters were differently arran- ged. The villages 1f Washington and Woodvllle have also followed suit, Tn dri- wing the gamblers from those places; and we learn that other towns and villages in this State will pursue the same course.
 Com'ders
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-08-21

We do not take it Kindly (says the New Brunswick Fredonian( in our friends abroad 10 put down NEW JERSEY as irredeemabiy "sold to the Dateh. The fact is not so. The ''equity of redemption" remains with the Wings; and they mean this fall 10 'rc- move the incumbrance.o
 TIE WEATHHR.-For the month past t has rained almost every day, and vast quantity Of water has talen--more than we lrecollect of ever seeing, during the Summer months. The crops in some neigbolhoods are much injured.
 On one plantation, in Louisiana, {we have no account from any other,) opposite this city, nearly half the cotton stocks have died. This IS an extraordinary circum- stance--bnt whether it is owing 10 the rain or 10 some other cause we do moi know.
 Natchez Courier. SEcRETARY OF STArE.--Genefal Silas Brown and Doctor B. w. Benson, both of Jackson, are announced for the office of Secretary of State, by the Mississip2ian.
 10. ne Eari ot Eidon, the oldest ex-i Lord Chancellor, entered his s5th year on Thur sday. He regularly goes out shooting, during the sporting season, and he is a capital shot. He is son of u coal-porter at Newcastle, and has worked himselfsup to titles and wealth.
 St,'angs piSiters.-A Tiger measuring about elghtfeet from snotit to the end ofthe tal, was killed last week by negro, within ten or twelve miles of this place. He de- spatched him with load of bnck-shot which he fired when the animal was about sprlngng on him.
 l We have been told, by an eyewitness that two Saarks, supposed to have entered there during high water, have taken posses sion 1.-the Catahoula Lake, situated about l2 miles from this place. striking terror and making great havoc among the small fry ii that quarter-.4ttakapas Gasetfe.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-08-21
EL.EoTroN RETURNS.
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

 -4T5dases James smith, beating Terence Ghieot John Clark. c94soag Amos Kuykendall, beating R. J. era.gtord. ,,sg :, R. z. s. Brown, beating wm. e1e'.hs Abner F Thornton. without opposi- Cratendsn - Troy. CarfoH: Green. Dr. Crofts: Hempstodd J ". Judkins, beating Joshua l Morrison. Hot Spring H. A. Wilmington. Jcckson: Rowland 1idwelI, beating John c. Saylors. Jefferson NJ. R. T. Outlaw. Johnson: John " Patrick. Isdrd Jacob Wolf. Independence: John Ringgold. Laurence. - Putnam. LqfayeAte: Jacob Buzzard. .Nississippi: Monroe: Isaac Taylor, Miller George Bason, probably. Philips Win. F. Moore. Pihes Elijah Kelly. Pope John Williamson, beating Thomas :. Murray ,jr: 14 votes. Pal9ski Charles Caldwell. St. Francis Mark w. izafd, beating Isaac H. Johnson 31 votes. Sepier J.W. McKane; Union: Hiram Smith. Pon Buren: John L. Lafferty Washington Mark Bean.
 HOUSE OF REpREsENTATIvEss .4ykansas (. Union Chas. H. Seay and E.
 w. Lee. Chicot: Hedgeman Triplett. Conway < Yaa Buren: Thos. Mathers, beat ing John Linton 70 votes. Crawford: Andrew Morton, James logan. Clark < Hot Spring John Wilson. Cratenden $ .Hississippi Carroll Green < La,orence: J Porter; 4. Henser- son, W. Jarrott. Hempstead James H. Walker and William shaw. Jackson, st. Fyaneis 6, Monroe: Returns on- ly from St. Francis, in which county John Hill received 2O5 votes, E. ". Scruggs
 TIT, John McDaniel IA, William Lewis 37, D. C. Waters 35, and Warner Smith 12 Jeferson Richard w Young, Johnson John Ward. ISard Brown c. Roberts. Independence Win. Moore, Morgan Mag Lqtayeffe - Peel. .Hitleg: James Ellis. Philips: John J Bowie Pope L. c. Howell. Puioshi Wm. Cummins and A. Fowler. Seoieg { Pike James Holman. Washington A. Whinnery, D. Walker. F.. Dunn, Onesimus Evans, and Thomas II. Tennant.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-08-21
F.AEL R.HGE.&.

NHE REGULAR JOCKEY CLUB RA- x CES, over the Little Rock Course, will commence on Tuesday, the 27th day of 0c- tober ensuing. First day-2 mile heats; purse 5000; en- trance $50. Second day--inilc heats; purse .S150; en- } trance $2o! Third day--3 mile heats; purse s35o; en-. trance $50. Fourth day--mile heats, best three in five. for the entrance money of the three pre- eeding days; entrance $20.
 Free for any nag agreeably to the rules of the Course.
 "A. MAuPIN, Sec. pro lem. August 14, 1885.