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The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25
To the Editor of the Arkansas Advocate.

Advocate.
 sIR-Some months since 1 penned for your paper a series of numbers, having for their object the exposure to this people of the machinations of the mec who had fill lately swayed the fortunes cf Arkansas. am nov able to congratulate the same peo- pie that they have in some degree awaken ed to consciousness of their situation, and promptly taken the means which disa- bused people will ever take to remedy the evils discovered to exist. Since that sea- son the Little Rock Regency has been sig nally defeated, even III their strong holds. l have seen with pleasure the old county of Pulaski assert her independence, and her citizens elect such men as they chose. in the face of the ayowed wishes, interest and influence of the Regency, and in despite of the voc1lerous denunciatons of their press. 1 then began to hope something for Arkan- sas. Since then l have seen the same county reassert her freedom of thought and of the elective franchise, and again bestew a Waterloo defeat on the same men, Other counties followed in her footsteps, and were in like manner regenerated--till the influence of the legiimates has waned like the pale and sickly moon after her full, to an almost total eclipse. While matters went on thus, l was content 10 sit by, all idle and unemployed, but not unconeerned spectator, watching the peoples triumphs. But am tempted again to appeal to the people. Your last number has added con- tirmation strong to what had before sus- pected. Fas est ab hoste tioceri. Ne must learn caution from our enemies.
 IL IS certain that carefully and cunning ly organised plan has been ha,ched among the fragments of the old party-which has for its object the transfer Of this people. votes and all, to Martin Van Buren. 4 full ticket has been made up, and transmit ted to the various drum majors of the regu- lar service, who keep in proper suhjection
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25
 EfsTE6yN.

FzH X ING NC obtained letters of admnistra- A -h ton, de bonis non, on the estate of N. Il. Buckley late of the county of Conway, de- ceased, ftom the clerks office of the county court of Conway county, in vacation, bearing date the l6th of February, 1896, all persons are hereby notified, who have demands against said estate, to present them to me, in one year, duly authenticated, or they may be barred from deriving any benefit from said estatei and all who fail to present their claims within five years, will be forever bar red. All who are indebted, are requested to make immediate payment.
 SAMUEL c. McIENRY,
 administrator de toH5s gon offde eslaie
 ef.N r. Buckley, deceased.
 March 1, lss6.-48-4t-prs fee, S3 o5.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25
EE4GTN. A. rE'.

z \ VIE subscriber has established himselfat 3 the above named place, where he will soon be prepared to transact all business in. trusted to him, as COMMISSION MERCHANT. He has on hand choice assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD
 WARE, &c. He is prepared to make contracts for the de- livery of LU MEIER of all kinds, sawed agree a5ty 10 order.
 OTConstant employment and liberal wa ges given to RAFTaMEN.
 R. T. DUNBAR. March 3, Is36.--5o- lyaxtf ELGIN is situated on Black River, about twenty miles above its junction with White River.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25
Ieyriioag Qf .lahansas, ]

County Qf Lawrence. Ss The United States of America to the Sheriff
 of said County, GREETING: ENT [ command you, as you have been be- fore commanded, to summon Mary Hughes, if she may be found in your baili- wick, to bs and appear before the Judge of our Circuit Court, at Court to be holden Ut the Courthouse in the town of Jackson, in and for said county, on the fourth Monday oi May next, then and there to answer Redmon Hughes to q certain petition for divorce filed in our said Court; and that you make due re- turn of this writ to our sad Court. In testimony whereof have hereunto set s 10 aAl gii ae my hand as Clerk, and affixed the 7: e 3@ssal of office, at Jackson, on this # D' - 6 the l7th day of February, A.D 7s m S iE4 \ 1896, and of the Independence oi
 the United States of A merica the
 G0th year.
 D. v. LOWE, Clerk. 4 true copy. Teste,
 D. ". LOWE, Clerk. z7-6w-pr's fee sl4 S74.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25

DIED--On the 18th inst. at his resi- dence in Pope county, of pleurisy. after a protracted illness, THOMAS MURRAY, jr. Esq. aged about 25 years. His death will be deeply felt and generally regretted. There were few men in Arkansas who pro- missed 10 do their country moro honor.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25

It is not impossible that we may yet get a small taste of that "better currency" about which so much glorihcation has been made by the collar gentry The Secretary of the Treasury has issued orders to all Receiving and Diabursing Officers, and to the Pet Banks, not to receive or pay out, on account of the Government, after the lst of 1Eay next, any rctes of less denomination than ss;,- and after the 4th of July, none smaller than sic. They are also ordered to furnish them! selves with American gold in sufficient quan- tity to enable them to pay one-dfth in the vel low boys.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25
Sf5O REWARD.

F0 UNAWAY from the su5scri-
 @ E D Der, IS miles above Little <Af Rock n negro man named REU- ,, BEN, about g years of age, dark mulatto color, about ( feet high, heavy made, weighs l90 to 200, blacksmith and engineer; will try to get to Ohio, or some other free State, or the Indian Nation. ] will give $50 for the delivery of him, if taken in the county; $l00 taken iii any other part of the Territory; or $50 if ta- ken out of the Territory.
 Any person who may see or hear of said negro, will confer favor by informing Messrs. Pitcher and Walters, Little Rock, thereof, by mail.
 EaiZT WILSON. Nsrsa 9, Iss6. .-aetf
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25

The great fire at New York has excited the most lively interest in London and Paris. On the receipt of the news in the latter city, subscriptions were immediately set on foot for the relief of the sufferers. The London and Paris Courier subscribed one hundred francs-and Messrs. Wells 6 Co. bankers, were designated asrecipients for further do- nations.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25
". T. YE0MANs.

Territory qf .4rkaesas, Coaafy Qf Laurence.
 UNITED STATES OF AMaRIcA. In the Circuit Court in and for said County--
 November Term, <. D. 1855. James Hughes} vs On petition for Divorce. Eady Hughes.5
 A ND now on this day comes the complain- 4 N ant, and t appearing to thc satisfaction of the Court, from the return of the Sheriff upon the summons issued in this case, that said defendant is not resident of this coun- ty, it is therefore ordered by the Court, upon the motion of the complainant, that all alias summons issue in this case, returnable to the next term of this Court, and that publication thereof be made once week for six weeks suceefsively in the Arkansas Advocate, . newspaper published in this Territory; and this canse is continued till the next term Of this Court.
 A true copy from the record. Tests,
 D. w. LOWE, Clerk.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25
We haye received two nunbars of tle [ AL

We have received two numbers of the "AL- TON TELEaRApH,' a new paper commenced at Alton, III. by Messrs. Trcadway dc Parks. It is handsomely printed on all imperial sheet lis in favor of Judge White for the Presi- dency-and judging from the specimens be- fore us, will be all able auxiliary to the good cause. We extend to 1t the right hand of fellowship.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25

Territory of 9r1aHsas, County q Lafereaee.
 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, In the Circuit Court in aud for said County
 November Term, l. D. 1885. Redmon Hughea9
 Mary Hughes.
 "A ND now on this day comes tha complain / 1A ant, and 1t appealing to the satisfaction of the Court, from tAc return of the Sheriff upon the summons issued in this caea, that said defendant is not q resident of this coan- ty, s is therefore ordered by the Court, upon the motion of the complainant, that an alias summons issue in this case, returnable to the next term of this Court, and that publication thereof be made once week for six weeks successivcly, in the Arkansas Advocate, 8 newspaper published in this Territory, before the next term of this Court; and this cause is continued till said Term.
 A true copy from the record. Tssts,
 DIV. LOWE, Clsrk.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25

The eastern papers contain numerous ac- counts of accidents--nany of them fatal-- happening to passengers on the side walks, by avalanches of snow from the tops of houses.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25
T7erritoru of .arl.ansas. ]

Territory 9f .ariansas,
 County of Laurence. The United States of America to the Shsrif
 of said County, GREETING: AK1E command you, as you have been w before commanded, to summon Eady Hughes, if she may be found in your baiIi- wick, to be and appear before the Judge of our Circuit Court, at Court to be holden at the Courthouse in the town of Jackson, in and for said county yon the fourth Monday of May next, then and there to answer James Hughes to certain petition for divorce filed in our said Court, and that you make return of this writ to our said Court. In testimony whereof have hereunto set isl.zz<,e1xs>uamy isl hand us Clerk, and affixed 2 fss. sss. the seal of office, at Jackson, on HI1o4ue99saunthis the 17th day of February,
 A. D. 1896, and of the Indepen-
 dence of the United States of
 America the 60th year.
 D. w. LOWE, Clerk. A true copy. Teste,
 D. ". LOWE, Clsrk. 47-6w-pr's fee s14 s7s.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25

Mons. Bois le Gompte will, it is said, be sent out to this country by the French Gov ernment, to succeed M. serrurier. He is an accomplished statesman, and was ambassa- dor to Constantinople after the battle of Ma Yarlno.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25

The Missourians are at length waking cut of their seven years sleep, and beginning to think about improving their State. They have come to the conclusion to have rail road.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25

Joice Heth, colored woman, died on the 9th ut. in New York, at the advanced age of l62 years. She was Gen. Washington nurse.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25

We once saw the frame of an OK, withsa hide drawn oyer it, and an orange stuck on the tip of each horn, paraded through the streets of Savannah. A gaunt corn cracker, who stood at our elbow, with his hands in his pockets, after taking long look of ofsatisfac- tion, exclaimed-ssWeli, that's not so slow for Georgia!o What would the pinoy wood rangers think ofauch Httie fellows as the one described ia the following article!
 Productions of Cane HM "A steer, six years old, was killed about the lst inst, by Gen. John Campbell, residing at Cane Hill, Washington county, the four quarters of which weighed 1907 lbs. He was rais- ed entirely in he woods, except abont two isonihs feeding on corn previous to being slaughtered. The same gentleman has al so raised a variety Of vegetables, which grew to remarkable size, particularly three turnips, which respectively weighed s, g., and S} bs.-ya,k. Gaz.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25

The Long Island Star, of the 22d ut. in an article on the scarcity of firewood, says Farmers bring in your wood. What will become of the f0OR?'' What would be thought of such question being asked in a western paper! Truly the people ofthis sec ton of the Union have reason to be not only contented but thankful and happy--for if they have few of the luxures, they have enough and to spare of the necessaries of life, and ''the poor are not known in the land.''
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25
The price of cotton is rising ill Europe.

A couple of yankees at Galena, on the Up- per Mississippi, have constructed steam sleigh, intended to be run on the river, when frozen, between that place and Prairie des Chein, distant 50 miles. It is so contrived that if it should break through the ice, it can be easily raised from the water without risk or inconvenience. Steam is commonly a concomitant of sleighing-bnt sleighing by steam IS certainly novelty.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25

There are 45o manufaetories of sugar from the beet root in France, at which not less than fifty millions of pounds are made annu- ally.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25

Nearly all cur exchange papers nowadays are filled with accounts of new banks and new rail roads. They seem to he intent on little else, east of the Mississippi, but making mo- ney and planning uays to spend 1t. Well, we hope soon to enjoy the same facilities.- When we get a bank here, and 8 rail road hence to Helena, (not AIemphis,) the way they will make money plenty-and emigra- ton pour into our Stste-and Arkansas four 'sh Tn general. and Little Rock in particular will be nobody's business but our own.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25

The Legislature of Mississippi has ad- journed without ehartering the New Orleans and Nashville rail road.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25

In our paper of to-day will be found the proceedings of Public Meeting in Carroll comfy which we publish for the informa- tion of our readers, not in accordance with the last resolution-a copy of it not having haan sstransmitted 7 to us as yet.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25

MT. Thonus Gam5tia has been appointed Postmaster at Columbus, Hampstead county, a r. uice Capt. s s. r Sanders, resigned.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25

A French paper says, England seems to forget it's own affairs in order to take up those of Russia. The armaments continue with activity in the military ports of Ct. Britain. At Portsmouth the manufactures are open night and day and no doubt can exist that the navy will be put upon formidable footing.
 Except as an antidote to thirst, we believe that steam will soon be thrown out of use. clergyman at Brussels, in Europe, has in vented motive power, founded on the com pression of fluids. It is computed that eight pails of water would be sufficient to carry Il vessel to the East Indies. One thing strikes us as remarkable with regard to these inven- tions of which we have seen so many accounts within few years--th that is, we see none of them put into practical operation. The won- derful discovery is made--goes herounds of the journals of the day--and is heard of no more. We hope better things of the inven- tion of Mr. Thomas, of Louisville--an ac- count of which was given in our last--but as MT. Ritchie says, nous geYrons.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25

The editor of the Gazette is still grllr1= bling about the sSs50'' which NC received for printing the Constitution. Well, go ahead, neighbor, and persuade the people that printers ought to work for nothing and find thelnselves-and next winter, if you should be lucky enough to get the public printing, t will probably be at such low rate that you can't live by it. You wilIthen find yourself in the same predicamsnt as ssthe great predestination man who walked on bread and water" and who went so fast that he fell on his nose.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-03-25

The Directors of the U. 5. Bank have vo- ted a service of plate to Mir. Biddle, the Pre- sident of that institution, for the faithful man. ner in which his duties have been perform ed. The tribute was we'll merited.
 The New York Star, of the 22d ut re- publishes, from this paper, an article which concludes thus:--"White is our firet choice Harrison our next. Any honest mon to beat the Humbug candidate;' ;''-and credits it to the ssLiftie Rock Ca2eHe." Friend Noah certainly can have but little knowledge Of our neighbor, or he never would have accre- dited to him an article which required Honesty as qualification in a candidate.
 The Louisville Journal of the eth inst. al- 50 commences an editorial paragraph with these words.-esfhe Little Rock Gazette says, ssthe name of Harrison takes like wild fire ill Arkansas Why, these editors must be asleep. They ought to know, if they do not, tfat the editor of the. Gazette would as soon think of standing his hand for tfeat, as write 3 line in favor of any candidate but 'slittle Matty." There is some excuse for the Editor of the star-as we suppose he is just beginning to get tbawed out, snd has not come to his right feelings yet--but him of the Journal ought not to be let eff so--as ae com monly keeps his system above the freezing  point. He must have been troubled in lis mind on account of the motive power iately discovered in his city, which is to saperaede the use of steam.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post ODste at Camden.
8. Z. April Ia, 1886.
A-hary Allen, w =. Adkins. Or. Henry
B-Harwood s. Bell, Dr.. W. 3. Burpe..
:n John brown, George Brown, John I,I.o
ihos + i'a'iord, john Baskins, 9 CbarIes
Bailey. Richard Brown, Devercux Ba,l,,d Q
Stephen l'oykin, 2 F. Bowen.
ca G. roswell, Jesse t'ollios. Nathan
Campbell, Jas G Carroll, r. X. Combs q:
". Compton, John A. Cronp.ou, 1srza
Creighlnn 2
D. John C. Deas, ". E p. Daniel
EJohn English, 3 Miss Eliza Edmonds
F Rev Elias /. Fraser
G. Naaan,ei GAY, Aiiss Emiline Ga,Lin,
SuthrrIand Gum. Abraham GALLOWAY. g.
Gero'd A q Gee, Mrs Fanny Gordon.
H-koh,t w. l;are, Jac.b y. Hadeo
y, W a1'ng House, Wiley Hail. A. Holman.
Elisha Dc'iand, Levi. H.gan.
J-caleh J"les. Miss Francis L. Jooes.
k-Joln K.rshax, Als, Martha Ken
dr'cks.J G. Kelly, Daniel Kirkland.
i.-Hrs Retecca Lowry, Washington
Leonard, n. LIONS, DR.. B. s Lucas. p. ].
Lucius
n-Mrs Mary MeDow, Peggy M.ekv.
John ,io'hershcad. John Nj Hing, John Ne.
D'usie. Dr. VIM. L. Meta. Jo.eoh Mar.
p,'cy. -. M'or, sis. Mary McCasx,iI jared
X. NcLaw. Io,ldrk MoseIcy Daniel Nc
nna't, allen HeCassiIl, Alexander VIC
aske!', Josph III. Marshall, Jordou Nc
D'n"'. VI. w. Murpaey.
John Ncsdnam, Hiram Ne,,Ies.
.ssuar, Perry Joseph sryis, las. Pain
LI~y Parker, Merit Perritt, Miss Amanda 9
Parker.
, R--S'ephen Reeves, Mrs Ann Revel. J.
fe,ci
s-Dr. Benjamin Scott. Miss Elizsh,,b
Sinclair, Ars. M.rgare, Smith, Richard SIN.
sie'on. John JoHes, SamI Smith, Henry E.
slo@cs. Wiley v Stuart, Allen Summciiiue.
Mss Martha Shircr. Miss Flora J. Smnh
cat.!,n,. Stuart.
T-.:ichsti Thn.nas.
v--Siss, Esizabr,l vdlc:iguc.
U-Re' N t',npkre,s.
W-isenj' n,n F. Watkins. 2 Dr.. Sam. r.
). ats, ". W. Warren, 3 A. G. Wake
Miss Rebecca Weldon.
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NOTICE
VIE firm heFcsotose cxis, ing under tho
Il name Of
ban MA AVID DAZ aY0oURT
has been dissolved. The subscriber will con.
tinue Al the old stand. The business OF
BOOK BINDING. &c.
and hopes 70 merit the public pa,ronase.
{. F BREMER.
Feb 6-2::::af
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Dnadullerated Black Lead
S~r4ems.r ta wM. Reynolds.
Aaousc OF Entertainment.

VNHE Subscriber infnrms his frieni.
- and the public generally, ,ha, he has
taken the house formerly occupied by Mr
WIN. Royal, as House Of Entertainment
and is prepared TO accommodate all who
may favor him with call, in the bcs,
m,naes.
H;s liable will be al ali times furnished
with the best the mp e"uniry market can
aii.rd. His bsr w;.h The choicest liquors.
his stbles with ,tc most wholcs ,,nc pro.
vision. attended bv fai,hiul os,lrrse and
from his constant, attention. and unrt mil
ting exer .ioas To- please. he hopes 10 merit
. share Of public patronage.
A. n. JOHNSON.
Lancaster March i2--7-3m
The Charleston Mrrcury. Columbia
Telescope. chcraw Gazette. and Char.
loue Iouraal will publish the ahove f"ur
time. and send thcir accounts TO this Of
fce for payment.
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Books tor receiving subscriptions, for iht
capital stock Of said bank. 1.-TWO hundred
thousand dollars in Jour thousand shares
Of $50 each,) will be opened on the
first Monday il. May next, and the day
following. a, the aforementioned places,
fon ID o'clock, A. NJ. until 9 o'clock
p. VI. each day. under The direction o!
the Commissioners hereafter named, viz:
At Camden, Christopher Ma,heson, w.
E. Johnson. and John J. Blair.
Al Sum.ervlI.. William uaynesuorih,
F. !. Moses. and John B Miller.
Al Lancas,eryilie. J II WtIc:Sp on,
scnr. 81. Clinton. aud Br.jamin MASSEY.
a, Chcraw, James Wright. Alexander
Muirhrad and d rid X. Hari!.e.
a. W!nnsL"rough. Robert Calhcar,.
David Aiken, aud Hugh Ba:kl ".
AZ Cha:i' s:"". J"hn Robinson, II. Co.
hen. and John Fraser.
~ Columbia. Richard O'NcaIe. B. l..
MLaushlin. md David Ewarl.
1t Marion Conf House. Thomas
Evans, Robert HsrlIce. ana John II. Cher.
ry.
Al Darlington Cour' House, r. r ~
Ivrr, George w. Darsan. and Samuel
wilkins.
~ Chester Court House, Samuel NJ
ALLEY. Grecnbury Colvin. and John ~
Kee.
Al Onion Court House. John J, Pratt
Co;. Vim. X. Clnwney. and John Rusrrs
Twenty per con, on each share subscri-
bed will he required to be paid q, the
time of subscribing. in bills of The specie
paving Banks nf this State.
The undersigned Commissioners at Car.
den, have construed tha, portion Of The pro-
riso, oi The Isl ,sct,on oi the acI, which
says "tha, no subscription shall be allowed
on c,,h.r day appointed for opening the Books
Tor greater uumbcr It shares than two
no, to pr hihi, individuals from
.or two hundred shares each
day.
c. MATHEsoN. Commissioners
w F. JOHNSON. n
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SUMTER HOTEL.

TIME Subscriber informs his friends
l. end the public. thu, he has laken tho
House formerly occupied BY J. Goodman
aud more recently by J. J. Exum as
Hotel in the Town "f Camden, and ncar
the Cour. House. whcre he is prepared to
receive company, and hat,rs hins-lf that
those who fav"r him with their com pany
will he satisfied with their nccnmm",la-
tions. A. Il. RUFFiN.
May 23.-N::.,C.
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Sco9 &. C=cE s-c=E.
THE subscriber has uaw received fresh
Il and general as.orimcn. Of
Ladies and <:rntic.acns Boots
and akees.
OF tho lases, and mos, iasi.onablc style, which
wrs- selrr,rd aah much care b, hi.n.cif--
which hc believes will g,se general ssi,siac-
ton TO .hosc who aill iaror hi,n umh their
custom. HIS stuck comprises erer. de,rrip-
ton Of Ladies and G.nllea,cn, and hilelrcn,
Boots and Shoes. generally found in regular
shoe sinrc. Tho i.A5ics and Grn,lcn.eo of
Camden arc respectfully invited 10 call and
examine fos themselves
ALSO On hand n general asspr.ssesf of
TINH SILK EATS.
Which ssI be sold on the rnsa reasonable
ip,ms.
W. B. DANIELS.
February :7.-5h
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PLAID SILKS.
AN assot,mcn: Of fashionable pI,id silks.
Tor sale by
CARPENTER 4 BONNEY.
February 27.-5,f.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

II prepared TO execute Cabinet work Of
Il I'll descriptions aud has on hand an
assortment Of
.lEurcaus, WOrkstands, &c.
ALSO
Mahogany. sirdeye, CGrIed &
Plain VIA pie EELsS 7'E.1DS.
Two apprentices, to the business Will
be .,kcn, ifimmedia,e appsi'a'inn is ma lie.
w. GARDNER.
Jan. o, 1886 -l-,f
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Fn,raphicts es, Gardening.

Calculated b, the subscriber. to answrT or Gam.
den aud The s6jsccn; country. near The sauH lau.
tudc
fhr above S-cds arr warranted Should aay
onr fi'd ihrm ctl,rrwsr, after a la,r t,al. others
ws'i b. srvrn in their place. Nov "
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The Edgchili Academy.

THE Public ''c respectfully Informed ,ha,
The duties of this institution are again re-
sumeh BY Mr. W. Richardson. Tm cou,,.
OF studies will be suited TO the prc,cn, re-.
qui'cn.euls Of the South Carolina COLLEGE
Claralnouni. Feb l:4"iO,.
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SPRING HILL.
Scnrta D,syp,cr

SPRING HILL,
Scsrta Dn1R,er
ID DoBERT J. HARRIET, Esq, Toi,ed b-fo,c
H mr. On th~ hr., "f Dccr,aher, q small Gray
hor.- Qroa Gt.y) takcn up on his pl,n,anon in
thr vicinity Of thr Bradford Spnns,. and detained
a, an Estray. No sisihle bsssd, or p,vua,nrn,
marks sy which 10 Distinguish him. Supposed 10
Be four years old. aud appraised II ,hiiy dollars
BY James W Bclrrn, Dixon, and s. r. Hai6rld
qualified Appiaircu.
wM J REYNOLDS, 10.
December y5 2-Su,