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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-29
AUGUSTINE l.. DABNEY,
THOMAS G. AMORY,
WILLIAM III. ROY.


AVAILABLE REAL ESTATE FOR ShLE--In-
tending TO remove to the West offer for sale my
plantation two miles south of Oxford Fishing Creek
containing O31 acres; 200 of which low grounds
cleared and dtchcd On it, is a dwelling House contain
ing SIX rooms with the necessary houses and con-
vcnicnt Spring of excellent water. Also my Mill tract
four miles south OF Oxford, containing 0i0 acres $50
OF which are low grounds of superior quality 500 of
good tobacco land in woods On this tract there is good
Saw MILL and am abundant supply oftimber conorta
bic dwelling House, and the usual out-houscs The wa
ter power ON each OF these tracts is valuable easily
rendered AVAILABLE. Likewise, the on which re-
side, of 100 The dwelling House on this tract
contains ~ rooms besides four cellar rooms all finished
in the best style ofmoden architecture with correspond
ing out-houscs, good Garden, and first rate Spring
deem more particular description of the above proper
~ unnecessary, as person disposed to purchase, would
hrat view the premises. Being resolved moving
would sell great bargain and very accommodating
terms Apply to the subscriber at Oxford or to A. w
Venabe, Esq of Clarksville, Va, who is authorised to
act Tor me TIL Il HUNT.
Oxford, Granville CO., N. c., Jan. 2, 1895
Jan 10. 7S-Gts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-29

III AND FOR SABE.-Tbc subscriber lritio ,cs;rots
TO move 10 the Southern country will sell is Far,
IN Cumberland and Prince Edward counties lying on,
both sides Of the Apponatox river six miles above Che
hourising town Of Famyillc, and eight from Ilafnp
den sydney college. and within ten miles of four manu-
featuring mills This Tract contains 1G3 acres 100 OF
100 are bottom land on The river and creek OF rood Qua
hy anda lifgc portion wood land Gc land is we'll suit
60 70 the culture OF tobacco, corn, wheat and oats
ihcTc on each side Of the river good and convenient
dwcinglogsc with al other ncccssary houses for accur
ny crop 81 wheat aud tobacco, 0ll IN good repair II
Is impossible state all Tic ADVANTAGES and co,ve;c
ces attending this farm, n advertisements viii only
say further the Appomatox is navirablc for cltidr
able distance above this farm and there is BRIDGE aore
the river belonging to The farm All persons wshnr 10
purchase land in this section Of country are invited IN
look and Judge for themselves
NATHANIEL PENICK.
OecemDef . Co-Wsw,
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-ssxCE3MO.sD, E.fYsGHy.x.4,
Ep ICHMoND, FREDERIcKsBURG AND TO

edmond, FREDERICKSBURG AND 70.
N a TOMAC RAIL-RoAD-Atan meeting oftic Pre-
sident and Directors OF the Company 18th January,
1888, it was,
Resoieed, That further sum of 50 on each share bc
required from the Stockholders; and that the same bc
deposited in the Bank of Virginia by the respective
Stockholders to the credit Of the Company on or before
the 10th of Feb. next
WM. p SHEPPARD, Treasurer.
jan To- 7S-tl0F
a NATAWBA GRAPE.-I am authorized To sell 10
~ ouO Catawba Grape Vines, two and three years old
raised m tins neighborhood Specimens of Wine made
rom thiS justly celebrated Grape. may be seen at my
store, opposite the Columbian Hotel. Richmond.
'ai.uary q. lo3-u1 ID. ANDERSON, in.
ENCLlPSE viii make his ne xt scason-Spring lS:Sj--
~ at my son $, Edward Johnsons, in the county of
Dinwddie; 10 miles south ofPetcrsburg the old stage
MONSIEUR TONSON will make his next season At
my sons, George W. Johnson's in the county of Chcs
terieid Particulars in time. w. r. JOHNSON
Dec 30 7I-if
RNJASHlNGTON.-Tl celebrated Race lIsrsc and
Wv Stallion, Ohc sire of lanslap, Macduf' Tom
Brown and othcrs) Will stand the ensuing season at
Car,crsyc or at buckingham Court house
Jan. ID. I7o-stl DAVID o. COPELAND.
II AW BOOKS, JOURNALS, MAPS. &c. for Sale
Leighs Reports vol. 9TH, Just published price So
Also, Gilmer, Randolph and LIST ID and3d ei9h Vir
g,ia Reports. Ilcnng's Statutes at large Journal of
the Conventions of 1856 and l7SS Journals of the
Senate and House of Delegates from 1176 10 100 A
few copies OF the large Maps of Virginia at $40 and
OF the small Map, at Iboh rollers and i'm portable
eases Separate volumes of of the Reports can be
furnished
1t proper to guard the purchasers of the Virginia
Reports against piratcd edition of the 9th Randolph
winch has been printed in violation of the COPYRIGHT and
thrown into the market. Ii may be readily DISTINGUISHED
from the genuine edition printed by IS Shorl,~- r T
Richmond, lc29 nv 81
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'MtO THE PUBl.lC-As the proprietors of that part
N Of the Metropolitan Mail Line between Washing
ton and Richmond we beg leave to inform travellers
that we are prepared to accommodate thc in the best
style, every other day in coaches-Every other day the
mani VIII be transported in Wagons which being pro-
VIdcd with spring seat enables to accommodate two
passengers IN ease.
tits our interest as well pride win the public
approbaton and promise that in our efforts m secure
1t, we will not 'be found wanting"
Seats may be taken at the Bell Tavern.-Try us!
Richmond, Jan. 10. [75-tfl VIM. SMITH & co
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a MOVER SEED, &c, &c-READ WoMAcK K
" Co., offer for sale 300 bushels Sapling and Red
Clover, 10 bushels Orchard Grass, and $50 bushels
Herds Grass seed Cotton Yarns Cotton Osnaburgs
feathers, Ground Plaster Paints and Oils and their
usual assortment of Groceries, &c, &c.
Farmville Jan. 18th 1884 SI-oavo,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-29

a NONCORD ACADEMY. The exercises of This So,
" minary, for the ensuing year 1885 will commence
on the 10Th of January and terminate on the 18th Of De
ceniOcr-aliowng August for vacation The course of
instruction Will comprise the languages and sciences c
ncFaly The terms will be $40. each student fndInp
his bed and candles If those articles be furnished him
directed to the Bowling Green Caroline county viii re-
ceivc prompt attention.
ATSyELL G. COLEMAN. Presi.
Dec 1G Gc o,Jyi.,nI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-29

THSO SOUTHERN ERCHANTS-SnyI01a ANIL
"A Boyd, l57 Pearl Street New York are now re-.
ccving very extensive assortment of British Irish
Scotch, German and American Dry Goods suitable for
the Spring trade which they offer On the most liberal
terms, amongst which are,
Cloths; cassIneres vcstings, sanets. paddngs Irish
linens, sheetmgs. diapers, damasks, white and colored
nrn drlngs assorted cold. grass cloth linen
stuifs; cainbric, Jaconet book and null musns extra
super and common light and dark prints, ginghains
fancy muslns, clmbric and furniture dnity, furniture
chinz, assorted colorcd embossed and watered morccn
Brussels ingram, Venetian and other carpengs plain
and guIcd floor baze cotton and woOlcn table covers
arseilcs quilts and ccuntcrpancs brown and bleached
Russia slectngs, crcquis, osnaburgs and burlaps
brown and bcached shectings and snrngs bed ticks
checks, pads and stripes, cotton pantaoons stuff silk
ana cotton umbrellas, negro cloths, Lowell cotton silk
and cotton handkerchief &c. &c
r. S.--Ah orders punctuaIy attended to.
Jan 3. * tc,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-29

VALUABLE GLOUCESTER LAND for Sale
v BY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chanccry for Gloucester county pro-
nounced at October Term, 1894 in a cause therein de-
pending between George T. f. Lonnier IL Co.. plaintiff
and Warner l.. Oliver and others defendants; will be
exposed to sale by auction, for cash, Gloucester
Courthouse, the first Monday in March next (beinq
Court day,) that beautiful and valuable Estate called
Violet Bank, the residence of the late Thomas b. Fox
dec d. This estate lies Immediately on Poropotank
creek, and within mile of York River, and of course it
is very convenient 10 the oyster trade which is carried
on to great extent, that Riycr~-it contains about
SIX hundred acres of Land, perfectly level and bclev
ed to be well mbered the banks of the creek there
are inexhaustible beds of mari and shells The i'm
pfovcmens consist OF spacious brick mansion, with
every other house necessary for the farm all of which
are believed to be in good repair This land will be sold
subject to the right of dover therein of the widow of
Thomas B Fox with this exception, the title is deemed
good, but deed with special warranty only will be
made TO the purchaser
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-29

FENO OWNERS OF SLAVES.-A planter from the
"A South wishes to buy, for his cIciire serrico
from 80 to 100 slaves. in families. lie would prefer
purchasing from one more large slave holders who
might be disposed to sell out their entire stock at the
following rates, viz: thru Cash, and the balance in
one, ro or three instruments negotiable paper or acccp-
tances IN New Orleans New York be given and the
security IN all respects, ample and satisfactory lie will
be prepared to treat for such purchase in all the
months of January February; and will receive the
Negroes when the contract is made or in the Summer
or Fall, at the option of the vender.
Letters (Post-Paid) with description of the Negroes
may be addressed to his agent
Jan Ia L79-uI II. p. CAVENDISH
30 The Petersburg Consultations Danyic Oberver Culpeper
1azcit Raleigh standard, Fayetteville Observer, Baltimore
1puoaan WI publish the above for six weeks forward their
accounts TO this office for 20 -
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A LBEAIARLE LAND. rear The Uairers;tv of Fir.

lN f'pf"tftNI1T NCUT NC IHfftfSUy OF TT-
IN giaia, for Sa'c.-A Tract of Land lying in the
county OF Albemarc containing about $50 acres il is
bounded by Charlottesville the west. and extends TO
the ivanna river the east, embracing place Of de-
post on the river, more convenient to Charlottesville
IMAM any other There is also upon the land valuable
site Tor the erection of machinery, where there
IN operation good Gris and Saw Mill Ii has also the
advantage OF being situated within and half miles
OF the University cfVrginia The local situation of this
land together with the fertility of IFS soil certainly makes
At The most desirable situation which has been put into
market IN the upper country. The terms will be made
known at any time, by application the subscriber
who lives ON the premises. ~ II. LEWIS
JanuarY - 11-on,rSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-29

a VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE-Thc sub
IA scriber, in view of settlement in Mississippi is
DESTROYS oidisposing of his property Virginia and Of
hundred acres of land situated in Stafford county about
ven mile below the town of Fredericksburg and bor-
dering on eRappahannock River This estate includes
the tracts commonly known as the SNowDES AND FERRY
FARMS and unes advantages rarc yme with and such as
entitc to be regarded the desirable farms
IN tins section of the State The uplands are pro-
ductvc and remarkably well supplied with both wood
and waier---cloycr and plaster succeed we'll upon
them; and fair proportion of them has been cleared
and is now III fine order for farming operations
having been, for time, cultivated under an
Improving system. The low-lauds compose u con
siderable portinn the estate and are of the most
valuable description, consisting in part of excn-
sive alluval meadow, situated upon the river border
perfectly reclaimed long distinguished for abundant hay
crops and OF unsurpassed fertility. The improvements
consist OF large two story dwelling house. with vari-
Gus buildings, convenient and appropriate for plantation
purposes But it is considered unnecessary here to at
tempt further description of the property us it is pre-
sumed that all persons disposed to purchase will make
personal examination and such an examination it is
believed will abundantly shew, that in every point
view-for health for fertility of SOIL for local advantages
well in regard society convenience to market
the estate offered for sale, is su passed
this part of Virgina.-For terms of SUI srn n
hcuars, reference bc had 10 Jon
II S--"dcn, or Arthur A. Morson, e.. ia az M
burg. WILLIE ,iHsfib
January i3 U-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-29

Thomas Craig, George Rutherford Robert Montgo-
merle, Robert SPier, Robert Fauld, Alexander Kerr
Thomas White and David Wark, Plaintiffs,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11
Hides, Oil, & Leather.

Hides, Oil, & Leather. ,7As ssbscribers ,0ould ajerm their friends and the public generally tkat they have On hand VERT EXTENSIVE AssORTMENT- OF :. LEATHER
 OF EVERY DEacRIPTION, . in part Gs tollOtos-0nd s0il be so1 Lotc: %OOO Sides SOLE LEATHER.
 1000 do. Harness, Skirting and Bride. v 300 do. Wax and Grain. Upper. ?,
 950 dog. CALF SKINS, right sort,
 15O {. Morocco and Lining Skins,
 100 ss SEAL SKINS,
 1000 lhs. Shoe Thread, various qualities,
 10 bbls. Liver and Meats Foot OIL, ' 200 salted Slaughter HIDES,'
 1000 CALF SKINS,
 500 '' Patua do.
 200 " Dry Georgia Upper do. SSc. sc. &c. implies every thing that can be called for in the line. ,1 'tA 7 ''. r WANTED, ess All kinds of Leatke, in tke rough,
 Also, 500 cords of Oak Bark, for which cash win bs paid on delivery at our nanufactOry in George street. se % IVY II. Gilbert & Sons. Ne,o' Haven, Mag 20. 1885. .asi 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11

"A WVANG G AWNA KAEe
 8ZOalIAx22S8 GZo2s
 n TTIRAM WEED would ih- .. W9 1- III form his old customers. ~ and the public generally, that
 he has removed from his old stand tO fhe BueOM fr:sss::g House, so called, a. bout half mile north of the Court S:::se and has entered into eOpaFtnership with En- HANAN SPOONKR, under the firm of
 Weed e 8po0nerS in the business of manufacturing BOOTS and SHOES of all kinds, sewed 0r begged, which style as can be obtained elsewhere; and aS they intend to manufacture. particularly fOr customers, they hope by punctuality in their business to gain share of the public patron age. Great care shall be taken to select good Stock, and to put it together in manner that shall give good satisfaction to all who may la vor them with their custom. s '.s .s ','t Those wishing to find stock may have thaA privilege, and they may rest assured that it shall be cut out savingly.f ..--' P 's'eesaa 's@ Boots and Shoes of all kinds, seyed Ov begged, repaired in the best manner and at short notice. f-.s} a5 ...e- ".' Most kiOds of produce taken in pay ment for work. HIRAM WEED.
 ALBANIAN SOONER
 Wanted in exchange for Boots aud ShOes. old Wrought Iron Scraps and old Cast Iron, such as broken hOII0w- ware. stoves or any kind of small castings, for which one dollar per hundred will be paid if delivered at my shop. .a et1 WEED & SPOONER.
 Litelfsld, April 9. 1885. EFF enn4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11
NOTIGE

IHE Court of Probate for the District of - titehtasad hasas asssigussA tho ssassy yasy uf iAst. June, dt ten o'clock in the forenoon. at the. Probate Office in LitchReld, for the ex- animation and settlement of the administra- lion account on the estate ofABIJAH BARBER. late of TQrrington, in said district. deceased, represented insolvent. at which time and place all persons interested in said estate win, # they see cause. attend before said Court and be heard in the premises.
 By order of said Court.
 SHELDON BARBER, Adm'r. 1OYringten. Ju,ae z, 1885. 5a
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11
BYLAW.

NOTED. That if any owner of any Horse,
 V Cattle or Mules. shall suffer the same to go at large out of his or her enclosure after thes first day of April next. such owner shall forfeit and pay to a1y person who shall take up and inHpOund the same the sum of twenty i've cents for each head of cattle. for each horse. and for each mule. for each time they shall De so found at large, oat of the owners enclosure and taken ups: That t shall be the duty of the hayWards in their several districts, and it shall be lawful for any other person. to isNPanaanny~ ~hnrAs.a m ssAaaana Afs Eaund out ofthe enclosure of the owner and at large, who. together with the pound keeper shall regulate the proceedings, receive the same compensation and have the same powers as are granted in the statute law of this state Entitled Pounds |" provided, that no pen alty incurred under this bylaw shall exceed the sum of three dollars; and the owuers of socn horses, cattle or mules, s0 inpounded, sna!! not receive the same from the pound uoti' ne shall have paid to the person im- pounding the same the amount ofths forfeit ure. and to the pound. Keeper his fees and ex- penses for keeping said crealuses, as in other eases el creatures impounded.
 ], !, Provided nevertkeless, that any person who shall have a family residence ils said town of sharon may, if he chooses, suffer one COW to run at large on the public highways, and not incur the aforesaid penalty.
 ! .t0led. that the aforesaid by law be publish ed in the LitchGeid Enquirer.
 1o:Cn Clerks ODicA SkGrpa, May 20, 1885.
 This may certify, that the foregOing is n true copy of che bylaw, passed at a Town Meeting. legally warned. and holden in Shas. n GEO. KING. Td.ea Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11
NQTICE.

NHE Conrt of Probate for the District of l Litchfeld hath assigned the llth day of June next. at ten o'clock in the forenoon. at ine Probate Ofice in IAitchReld, for the exa- minaiion and settlement of the administrstion aescuns on the estata of DANIEL BALpys4N. Iaie cf lltch6eld. in said district. deceased. at which lime and place ail persons interested in add esfaie will. if they see cause, attend bs. fare said Court snd be heard in the premises, As4 By order of said Court.
 TonIaEsois WELLS, ! Adns;,sis- N TE W MARv BALDWIN, S irctors.
 LftckGeEd, M@ %. 1885. asa
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11
LOOK HER Fl /!

LOOK III ! - THE subscriber offers for sale an assort- 1 ment of DVsgggO9eS, and other arti- cles. such as Steel Springs. Hoes. Axes, s,Adzes. Bush Hooks. Shayes, and Chissels. not sur passed by any inihe country, all of which will be sold as low for cash or good credit as at any shop whatever.
 a! ALSO. A number of second -hand CARRIAGES,
 SULKEYS, &c. for sale at cost. GFsWood-work to Waggons of sll descrip- tions done at short notice.
 Horse-shoeing and ali kinds of country work and repairing done with care.
 Most kinds of lumber and produce taken in for the above articles, ny VIM. RODGERS,
 Spencer- Street. An Apprentice wanted
 AT THE ABOVE BUSINESS. ,LiscAs seld. May z. .s.. s... 4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11
t FOR SALE,A sA An. Entire and Desirable <
 STOCK IN TYR AIDE, va


 seitA argkt of occupancy b tke Store ao1 leiAg erected by Mr. F. 4. LsSd, ssAisA .viN 5e <, one 9f tke best stands for bnsiaess ;n. e, | s.ea the Kiihdgs ef ,Lisehfrid. 4 ,aaf THE subscrihe,s having deiermipsd apAa leaving town by the 1st Sept. next. svs desiro1s of disposins of their stock Of Goods. comprising . general assesimsat fos the seaa- GLASS WAsE, aad GROCERIES. .sS
 Their stock not having depFeciated ia val ue from the recent advance sGbseqsent to purchasing it. and being very free ffem 6ad goods. they win olEer it on such tsrDs as. will make 1t an ehjsct for any me wishing to som- naeuce mercantile business to call and 'ascer- tain their terms. The eligibility Ofthe place. and the advantages for trade. are 70 well kaOwn as so make it unnecessary fOr them to say any thiDg inFsgard tOSit.,a srs. | 3t- E. 1se.s w. g. ID. PORTER LitcGfeld. May 2i, 1885. 60
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11
GOOn9

Syt Reduced Pa.6ceS gasSJ Cost. :" & D. PORTER havips determined
 w upon leaving town by the let of Sept. next, offer their entire stock of GOODS. com prising genera! assortment, at reduced pri- ces, and many articles at cost for cash or short credit. sFhe public are invited to ealEand as certain their prices, as they will have bargains offered them in North Street.
 Nearly opposite the Bank. Mag 21. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-06-11
Lead Pipe.

ID UMPKIN SEED, for sale by A June 4. l.. J. SMITH.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-03-06
Proposals for INDIAN NATIONS.

IGSEAEED PROPOSALS will be received lJ by the subscriber, until TUESDAY, the 1 31s Of -Harch nert, dt I2 o'ctock .H. for fur nishing and delivering all the Indian Rations more or less-that shall be required m the Creek country, West, from the lst day ot May, 1885, to the 3lst day of March, lS36, inclusive.
 The number of places for delivering the Ratons will not exceed four, none of which will be more than fifty miles from Fort Gibson.
 The Rations for the Indians, consists of one pound of Fresh Beef, three-fourths of t quart of Corn-and at the rate of four quarts of Salt to each one hundred Rations. The Corn and Salt must be delivered by the meas. ure of thiVy-ttuo quarts, DRy MEASURE, to the Bushe. The quality, as well as the weight and measure of the articles composing the Ration, will be inspected by an Agent, on delivery.
 Bidders will state in their proposals, the | price for which they will furnish and deliver 1 Me Ration above mentioned. All risk and every expense attending the delivery and distribution of the Rations, must be borne by the contractor.
 A portion of the meat part of the Ra- I ton, may be eommuted for Cows and Calves, 1 IS well us for Breeding Hogs, should such be deemed expedient by the receiving Agent Bidders will therefore st lte i'll their proposals, at what prices they will deliver good mer- chantable Cows and Calves, and Hogs, under l communications, from time to time, as shall be desired-the Agent giving to the Contractor 80 days notice of the number of each requlred to be furnished, prior to the period of delivery. 6rThe privilege of rejecting bids deemed high, Is reserved.
 Bonds, with two responsible signatures, will be required, as security for the faithful fulfilment of the contract.
 No Contract or Bid can be transferred, without the consent of the undersigned, or such other persons as shall be authorized to open and declare the bids and make the con- tract.
 Persons making Bids not known to the subscriber, will accompany them with satis- factory recommendations, as to their capaci- ty to fulfl the contract. They will be pleas ed to write on the envelope of their commu- intentions, the words, ( Proposals to fltrnish Indiaa Ratioas," and will attend at Little Rock, 4. T. on the last day of receiving Bids, for the purpose of closing the contract.
 J. BROWN, Capt. U. S. fl.
 P,.iaeipat Dis. Agent, Htd. Rem. Little Rock, \. T., Feb. 20, 1895. As St
 P. .S.-Between five and six hundred Creek emigrants are now on their way for thelr New Country, Vest and 1t is more than probable that large aeeessions to this number will be made before the period for contract ing above named, shall have expired.
 ]. BROWN.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-03-06
Mouth of Arkansas River T4Lapes, Ryan & Co.

NA UulsD inform their friends and the
 " public generally, thai they are now prepared, at their establishment at the above mentioned place, to transact gen- eral STORING AND WARDlNG BUSINESS, with care and punctualiy, and at the common and moderate pricel paid for such agency. No atnneeessary ds. Jag shall in any case, be with reason char. ged upon them. Their ware houses are good and substantial, as well as proof against the weather, and thus preclude the possibility of danger accruing to goods whIle und CT the roofs.
 They wili Q !se transact COMMISSION BUSINESS of every kind which may be intrusted to them-buyihg np-couutry pro. duce on the River, &c.
 Of the advantages of their situitOn, at is needless to speak. They are well known, and the navigation of the Arkan- sas is equally as good as that by the Mouth of White River.
 *e* If unremitting care and a'teniioa will merit II, they trust to receive share of public patronage.
 Mouth of ,rkansas. June g, 1874. lstf