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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

YHNU Tom"S PryiDn H"trh'"S'".--ln pursuance oil
& the directions C"ntanrd IN tn" drcrc!a order at the
county Court of "wiaan. III the suit ri VIM ChrnanIt
and wife the SAID Ihrlas Prytnn Hutchinson and
others The gncd rs Commissioners under sad or
der hereby notify The said Thomas l"y"n Hutchinson,
that there is unw in iI. hands r snI Commissioners,
tie sand Thomas Pryt"n Hutchinson PORTION C." the pro-
ceris of linz sail, o. certain n"g:"s held by the iatr
james Hutchinson dec d. Ut PowII tor life and al
ter his death with reminder TN" said T,.s. T. Hutch
iison and others which, Il rot applied for in r"os"n-
able time. will he disposrd Ut by the said Court I" the
brothers and sisters n SAID Thomas l.. hutchinson
the presumption ot his death. as IN has mol been heard
ut since lr Yrur lS2I--al which time, he then an
lnabtant of in the Stat" u: North Carolina
JDlIN ". NASH
HENRY J.. HOPKINS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

NEENRY, full brother Of Monsieur Tonson will stand
& IL the ensuing season 1856 in the vicinity Of Hall
fax North Carolina. at fifty dollars the sason and Sc
vcutv five dollars to insure. From his great size, supe
rir bone and insh his Citizen and Medley blood tits
hcievcd hal stallion is better adapted 10 the Archy
and donic Archy mares, (Which abound in Halifax and
Northampnn.i cross, both in farm and Hood than is
Henry For his Memnir and Engraving, IAN Engraving
which hy does justice TO the hor<) SEE the
Mtrch No., 1888, of tic American Turf Register He
will te under the control of MIR. Il. S. Wooding.
Bale pEYTON
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a NViL, by Monsieur Tonsnn--dam lsabclla-will
e stand the ensuing season Go5G) at llatax Court
House Va at thirty dollars the season, and forty Ave
dollars to insure. His performances we'll known
in Eirguia to require comment. That he arace-
horse Of the first class, 1t all distances was manifested in
his contests with Trife Mcdoc. Muckle John Jrssuu
lIansiap. &C. &c. His sire was unrvailrj as race
horse and his dams runners TO the latest genera
lions tie has grown and spread very much. and is in
form mos, striking likeness of thr Godolphn Arabian
As to his pedigree it is without beush, and will be
given with his performance IN due time. lie will he
under the direction Of Mr.. Robert S. Woodng.
January II. [1S-Io,l BALE PEYTON.
4 EkANSAS LANDS.-I will purchase Military Pa
"a tents for lands in the Territory of Arkansas.
Jan . 175-l21 GEO. l., SAMPSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

EDARtiA NJ BARGAINS! BARGAINS The
81 p sub'crlb.r, wishing To remove from this city, "
rs for SAFE his stock of HATS. CAPS Nc, by whole
sale retail, al very reduced prices
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

y. 3. Persons indebted IN respectfully r"qust
rd tn make pay, irnt early lis possible C.. '. Il.
Richmond. r.'h. i}. 3D.
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February II.

TENAVERN PROPERTY FOR LEASE.-F"r Rent
"a or I.rasr the Tavern al Rocks Gap M The Blue
Ridge or Mountain, with the Farm and a5"nt hall ,E
necessary Furniture for the house. The gr"graphca
situation is not rxceicd, can 1t br rGu"rd by any III
the world for health and novelty ri srrnrry; aud il is the
main toruuyhiare for travellers IN and from the West
and Southwest (heween Charlottesville and Siaunton,l
there being no gap Of easy access, except this 'r ~
miles either way, which brings thc roads To locus al
this point To the mountain. The house Is very
large and connodious. having twenty odd ROOMS, nnd
in good repair wish I" acquire for this situation
tenant OF good qualifications Tor hr business; to such
an il would he permanent home and large bust
ness the travelling is immense, paiiicnariy during
the Spring, Sumner and Autumn nVrtis-thr Virginia
Springs contrbutin. largely thereto Applications to
me- now 1T the Columbian ilolr Richnnrnd, where
shall remain for iinm-aiter whirh, shall br al thr
premises, neu- Brownsville Post Office Aihrnnr!".
SAMUEL LEAkE.
Fnhrnary SI-2nW:iW-
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~OphEVNERSlIIp-T hr subscriber hayinrno.lo
q 1T 1T February taken Mr.. Thonlaa L. Timir-ss.
a. a Martinez lhr business formerly done BIZ l!n vel
hrrratlrr hr c.,n,rc.rh undri the firm of Thpuas u
UuaG,,S X C".-IrrSons IN want Vi Dry G"nGS maj r.,
Is urnn finding always general assn,lunt. aud uD.s
as indicate terms Us can h" had IN tins market.
THOMAS y. QuARLFS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

N|TINTLR ARRAHGEMENT.-EmirE W'lN.
w ! he STEAMBOATS, Columbus and P"ra,rr'td>, %
and from Norfolk AMI Baltimore, will c"mm'nrr IN
Monday. the 1i lCCruissr 10 run only twI cr wrrA.
leaving Isaln"rr and Norfolk every Monday and Thus.
DAY morning. al 10 o'clock; and and a:iri ihus-
day tn" iii January, lc:E. they will .nn Only
week, having Baltimore every Thursday. AND Norfolk
every Muntay morning. al 10 % ci"cS Should The na'
vt.aon u" the Pa,ap>c" b. interrupted by ICE, the pas
'nurrS will b" iant:rr! III Annapolis. as formerly.
The Patrick Henry viii leave Norfolk every Tuestar
aud Friday n,ornr. for Eichnond, and return c,rry
Sunday and "Wednesday.
PasEagr and fare To Norfclk ST; Al baggage at the
risk Of the OWNERS JAMES FERGUSON. .!er".
lialtirnurr. D"C"nhrr ). Hl--"
INDEMNITY AGA NST Loss BY FiKE.-Ire
Il UNDERSIGNED having brrn appointed Agents Of iar
H4r,J"rd F'S' iaS"ranrs t"wp""y. II I"IYmd, toHn1
iicnf. prepared Ia make permanent or hujyI
insurance ayaIn>r loss damage hy fUe, prop;rr
of every description. in iown and country, teIas
iavnr;" :" the assured. any similar institution
This Company have hcen in operation for more Than
ircniv vr"y> and during that perin have paid ali i;
BOSSES without sub rcng liz. insured IN amy iust@ncco
resort toa Court ni Instirp'.
HUBBARD 81 GARDNER .7g,o,.
Hichnnnd Frb IT,, lS}l. r1--IW
EEHEACHER WANTED.--l wish 10 Employ in ny
q family, Lady qualified leach the usual branco.
Of an English cdwcatIon ANY conIInn 10 neoa
the subject. must br directed TO buckingham e.. H. "
lnnnury ~ 1I-l1t j. w. CAN'T
q TITLE. SHAW ~ Co.. Qair No. I:!. Pear! =.
81 Sew York; -nnw. No. H. Lrbrriy s,r,r.l, the
corner of Nassau stree. and opposite tn Middle DucA
Church. il i" vicinity also of the C:y, Congress Hall
and other hotels.
Little. Shaw n Co. having BY the destructive fire Of
10Th D"c"mrr lost their entire stock Of goods and store,
uke great pleasure in Informing their friends and The
pub'ir that they have '"r the present. removed 10 the
above mentioned coinnodous and newly built store,
where Hey now "!r'ning entirely stock oil
Fancy and Staple Silk G""hs umbrellas. parss stocks.
English and German hosiery, &c, with variety Of
other new and ,rsirahr articles WHICH they offer Tor
sale at 70" lowest pr'cs Tor approved paper cash.
:, per cent. discount.
Fob rs Oft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

FM1HE CELEBRATED GETTER OF RACERS
IA ECLlPSE.-Ths distinguished Stallion, who now
hicks and feels like four year DID, will stand this
(SIt) at my son Edwards in the comfy of Dnwiddic
immediately the old stare roGd from Petersburg &c
Warrmlun y. c., 2S miles south Of Petersburg, and IL
north al Brunswick Cnur house He at his stand
ready at 500 The season, payable Il; lis
expiration, the 18th July next, and $50 TO insure
mare 10 he in ,a payable as she is known
he in pa. or parted with. Servants sent with mares
luarJed gratis and fed ihout limit at Is cents
day-Vcry fine and extensive pasturagr, with tn,
greatest care prevent accidents escapes hut liza
hty for any that happen. Eclipse and his get
tho we'll known from their characters aud perfnranccs
10 say
STAR whose colts are just coming the turf, having
none than four old. only six Of which have
been rancd and five Of them have been winners from
one to four mile eas-his colts are large, strong and
handsome, of them have been sold very hgI-hc
will stand this 1856 my Georges in the
county nf Chesterfield, about twenty miles from Rich
,noad and Petersburg, within mile of Moody tavern
nud nj his Stable ready to at $50 the
srasou, payable at its expiration, the 18th July next
AND SlUO the insurance. payable the mare is
known to be in foa parted with dollar cash 10 the
uroow. Servants sent with mares. boarded without
charge and mares fed desired Mt % per day
Very excellent aud extensive pasturagc we'll enclosed
with t:ac water-The greatest taken prevent &c.
cidruts escapes, hut liability ,r either. Stars
character blood aud performances, we'll the per-
crraaccs of his colts, fully mentioned in Skin
uers Tut Register render it unnecessary fur more
10 be said. ". r. JOHNSON.
MONSIEUR TONSON will stand this season 1856
at Any stable at Halifax Court House, Va and is now
at MS stand in fine order and condition. ready for mares
at S0 the season. and 81 100 insurance. For further and
,thcc PARTICULARS see handbs. &c. w. W. HURT.
Halifax Court House, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

TENtlE fine and thorough bred horse MINOR from N.
b gina. VIII make his first season ~ tI., vicinity Il
MIIcdEr"e, Georgia. this Spring. le:G. Further pat
tlanars hereafter.
January % Sl-2awiw
J~ The euTca Journal * requested to insert lin"
weeks, and send iic,r Office f rrr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

January % Sl-2awiw
G The euTna Journal iS requested ,r
for weeks, a send iicir Office f rrr.
lyon.
I'm CNANCERI-FiRGiN,A-- rules taken in th
"A Clerk office OF the Circuit Suprrnr Court q" Law
and Clnncery Of Prince Edward county, Me st day q
February. Io:'G
William Il. Woot,en, Admir-. Of his late wife. Fla
beth Wo',.rn, formerly Elizabeth Perkinsup, ltH
against
John Ruhd. Admir- Of John Rndd dec a., and in rs
own right, and Admir-. Of john VI. Williamson. Isham
Clements and Sally his wife, William Sudbury anS
Oney his wife, Thomas L"grand and Nancy his sue
Martha Williamson, William G. Rudd. John Rndt an'
William Walton, committee Of WIN. &. Rnid. Drit.
The defendants, lsham Clements and sally bis "ir'
not having entered their appearance md given secr"
according Act Of the General Assembly, an" Ne
rules of this Court. and ii appearing that they arr nt 10
habitants Of this Stale-on the motion Of the pIah"'
by his Attorney il ii entered ii, rules anrcsad. and &C.
codngly ordered that the sa,d defendants. isham Or
and Sally bis wife, do appear here thr first CA
Of April Court next, and the plaintiff bill; ah'
that copy OF Tins order be forthwith inserted N s'of
Of thu public newspapers printed IN ., CITY II" |'F
Innnd, for two months sncccsYrt and also posted -
the front door ~! the Courlhnuse OF this county.
Copyfeslr, Is. }. WORSilNh '"'
February -. Hj-w-"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

FENO James Hooper and inc'th, his wife, " '.'.'
z Winston aud Sally hts witt, Ca!v'a San"t'.,'
Sanci Saundrrs. St"p hrn Sanndrrs Thomas Sa'n1;''
James SAUNDERS, John SaurC"5s and Ehz1tH:h GO.
ders-lakr notice that shall pr"cerd 10 !akr me o.
sions oil Liteberry Farmr!, and others at bHrh,a.
ham Conrthnns. IN the twenty ninth 1a' Oh '""o
next between the hours % o'clock IN the Do'""7
and in the evening, 10 b. read evidence IN
now depending in the Circni Superior t"H's " .h,,,
and Cbancery for the county Of Buckingham, III De-
Thomas Shanks surviving ob!!gre Of h'Hit a!O ,s
vid Sbenks. is Plaintiff, and yon myself and ''''S
Defendants. !, M, s.
IF from. any cause the AFORESAID dePcs,'"nS m ,s
ken on the tav above named, they will be 'a"e" -
place aforesaid on the neSt day. xnrpS
-,-wi%
February? o. W..
MJOTICE-Al persons indebted 10 TIE rSIi' ar
g li,m S. Graves, d-eessed, OF Po"halAn n,yIro:
I.rpby requested to come forward and H'ane ,:s
and all persons haying claims aga'nS, 'hr 81" ar
renuirrd 10 prrsen, them TO The subscriber. hrft liz
,brn,co,pf fhr Settlement. Ii mol presence" h, 70 81
s.s, div Of March, this notice win br Ira" ~
surb claims as shah not be presented o,''' cw,yES
.,..., .5lmtxtsifSp'
February u. Ic1-w1wJ
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February =.


~ The Fredericksburg Arena and Petersburg" Constellation
requested EACH nm"umt {" - ~, Aid
wa ;h"Ir : tn il,isulI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

W7ALUADLE TAVERN STAND" SHaA IL
" FER.r' PROPERTY FOX S'lLE.-hu"atu ''a'.
lam and wife, and john I3oshrr: having, ny Gs'o 'aa'
the I'd Of January, lc2', aud admitted |" tc"'u ~ t
,;ic. nt the Court HuStrngs tor IN" city VI INCH,
,,u,d un the same day, conveyed |" tn" undersigned
the lois or prices ut grcund hereinafter i,''eu' vi
the purpose curing 10 Folly Shrlaru uie '1"'u III
tcrsst Oh SIX thousand lw" hundred AMI l"u' "'fs I'LL"
sixtyeig cents. up I" IiIt tr Il 'f u't'",f' VIZ ~. n
that sInud raInn heinre tie !J, day ut May Iod')
and also t.r tl phi p,.> =" securing: within one year
next aft. lie q" said P"!iy u iIt Si'u" nap
pen h,,y- The sand 2jliI o May. i-"'j /" MARY o"cP
ard b., ,mn ]. Grrrl and sally his wIIr, IaT"h "
Linz SAID pfitu ,a sum uf ,2G4 to cts, with such me
res, III NAV accrued thereon from such drrraS ana
ti, SAID Polly Shepard having died on The l2tn "i De-
crrbrr 81, aud thu SAID prlnrpa sum- witil lierrst
from Tie day last mentioned, mt having been paid
we the undersigned, being requested SO 10 90. Will
on III, suy lie Esd dy u Frbr""ry H't, al - c'0ch,
!, fam It not, thr next alr day, upon or near the pIri-
sry sell and dispose at III auclln In the highest hhdrF
the Property conveyed hy sad drrd to vii Al! That lot
or piece ground, called halt IN acre lying and heinz
on II street the city OF Kc!ini"Hu. ana known ara
DISTINGUISHED IN the plan OF tie SAID CITY hy the No 'el,
lrrer linz. same Io n winch h Tavern is sltuatrd,
and described in lr said decd Containing III front IN
SAID II street hundred and thirty er eight inches.
Also uur other piece parcel nj ground, described IN
the said deed as containing front SAID street thirty
fret auIunr the last mrntl"ncd "t on the west, ana
ruru,nr back I'm, depth thereof The said piece Of ground
hlvinr thereon large brick building. which has been
used lis Stabl Tor sad Tavern. and which said piece OF
nrnund Is part OF lot No. Io|.
Terms OF sale in"wS-S" mnch n! The purchase
money 10 b. paid clSh will he sufficient To satisfy
the cXprlss attending the eye, u"n OF the trust TIC III
trrrst thu sad 0i Si2"l III els. Tram thr I'm
December. j. u. the day OF SALE and S3,2l4 u cts
part Of the prInrpa the haiaucr al the pncpal neing
$1,000. with Interest from the day Il" sale, t" he PAID ut
months and secured by bond and deed Of trust up
"n the property.
Arler the principal and interest secured by the deed
n! trust provided for. the residue "t the purchase
mirR-y will be tvl!rd INTO two observation-disclosures payable
at H. The other AZ j months r"n The dry Of sac-tu
be secured by bond aui deed Of trust.
No objection Is known Ia the utle-bnt iii" Trustees
will only sell and convey suc; tr as is vr>,,d IN tirm
II. h. WIGHT,
EDWIN l.. WIGHT,
o. The attention Of capitalists called t" the above
sale The i"ca.t"n o! the property "nE near tn" dept
of the Klclimnrd fredericksburg. and P"t"aac Rail-
Road is believed to possess advantages tOT the location
Of llrgr tavern equal to any IN THIS city.
Jan 70 St-wthS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-20

JAS. {. CRANE,
ARCIlD. THOMAS,
CORNELIUS CREW,
EZEKIEL DAVIS,
RicllD. &. GILLIAN,
JAMES CASkIE,
a FRENCH
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-06-03
MOUTH OF ARKANSAS.

I NHE subscribers respectfully inform the I public, that they still continue the Sto- rage and Forwarding business at the Mourn OF ARKANSAS RIVER: They have compls= ted their large and commodious warehouses, and are now ready to receive and forward all goods, produce, &c that may he consigned to them or reshipment. All business entrusted to them will be punctually, and what is of more importance, speedily attendedto. They have no interest in any steamboat whatever, and rely only on the faithful discharge of their business for patronage and favors
 Persons ascending tho Arkansas, will find the passage through the mouth of Arkansas equally as good at all times, and better at some, than through the cut off,-as boats of- ten pass down the former. when the depth of water does not admit . passage through the latter.
 They will also transact COMMISSION BusI- NESS every kind which may be entrusted to them--baying up-country produce on the river, &c.
 ***lf unremtting care and attention will merit its they trust to receive share of pub- lie patronage
 MAPES, RYAN ds co.
 .Houfh 0f .arkansds, .aue'. I5. lS35. .-20tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-06-03
TnWN LOTS FOR SALE.

rEyHE LOTS in the town of Whtsontown
 will be offered for sale on the 10th day ofJuly next, on the premises on credit of six. twelve, and eighteen months.
 yVhitsontown IS situated seven miles from the Arkansas river, on the north side, in the beautiful and fertile valley of the Big Mul- berry-and is selected us the permanent county SCI of the large, popaleus, and fast increasing county of Crawford. Surrounded by large and fertile bodies of land--nearly in the centre of one of the best counties in the West-with an abundance of good spring and stock water, it offers greater inducements than any county seat in the upper part of Ar kansas. It's site is happily chosen and pic- turesqne, being in q level plain, in full view of the mountains dividing the various trhuta- Fies of the Arkansas from those of White ri- yer. In point ofhealth, no place in the West surpasses it. Strangers and others wishing to invest money iii land, will iind it to their interest to purchase. The western mail will shortly pass through this place.
 JOHN HALE,
 THO5. PHILLIPS,
 VIM. SCOTT,
 Commissioners svhitsoniown, Crawford County, Ark.l q May, l336.-6fds
 The Gazette will insert the above till the day of sale, and forward it's account.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-06-03
TNE TOWN OF H.H ". EgyfE2 E "

S situated Tn Crawford county, on the left -A b nix of the Arkansas river, about five hundred and fifty miles from the Mississip- pi, by the course of the river, and few miles below the Indian boundary line. The im- mediate situation is picturesque and pleasing to the eye, easily approachable by the roads, unusually elevated for a position on the mar gin of the river--indeed, portion of the townsite is high and commanding eminence with an abundant and never-failing supply of the most palatable and the purest water. Steamboat navigation to this point. md for some distance above, is as safe and as sure us our river affords it's extension to any great distance above IS precarous, uncertain and not to be relied on.
 Van Burcn has more extensive regions of back country to support 1t, beyond all shadow of competition, than any other point or place on this river, or in the Territory. known to the writer. The contiguous settlements of Lees creek and Frog Bayou have here their trade. The large, popuious and agricultural county of Washington, in this Territory, must resort to Van Buren as the point of em- barkaton for her produce, and must seek her supply of essential articles from the same ah1rter; with equal truth, and with equal po- sitiveness, may the same remarks be made southwestern Missouri. SC rapidly advanc- ing in numbers, in means and in wants. To add another weighty item in the list of ad- vantages, the projected United States road. now in train of execution. from Jackson, in Lawrence county, by the county seat of Izard and Washington, crosses the Arkansas river at Van Buren.
 The proprietor invites the merchant, the nechanc, the capitalist generally, and all persons of enterprise and energy of charac- ter, to make investments in this town. con scious that they will meet with an early and adequate requtal for amouls advanced or ex- ertion applied.
 The undersigned, being the soie proprietor of this town--the contract heretofore exist ing between hun, ant the iaie Teal. ss ,i,. Montgomery having been rescnded, and all disputes as to title from that and all other quarters fully adjusted and annulled--is now ready to dispose of lots, and give indisputa- ble titles.
 Gentlemen wishing to invest money, or to locate in thriving new town, will do we'll to examine the superior natural advantages and plats of Van Buren, where lots arc offer ed, at private sale, on very moderate terms. and on accommodating credits-and rcduc- tion in price will be made to those making immediate improvements on their purchases
 THOMAS PHILLIPS.
 Fan Burca, April 23, IS36.-5-tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-06-03
NEW SILKS. Sc.

LUST received, per Compromise, few O patterns of beautiful Cold, Plain, and Fis'd Gros de Maps splendid new style Fancy Handkerchiefs; Silk Cords and Tas- sels; round and aat Silk Braids; Green Ba- rage; Green Blonde Veils; Gauzc Wells; Li- nen Cambrlc Handkerchiefs; Green and Pur- pie English Merlnos, fine quality; splendid new style Vest Patterns; Blue and Black silk seivets; also, few Anchor Boltinr Cloths; and for sale by
 l.. & w. R. GIBSON.
 Little Rock, Jan 1886.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-06-03
NEW GOODS.

VIE subscribers have just feee;voa -E- rect from New York and phladal~,W' q large and general assortment of GOODS, consisting in part of the follo@:e fllg,,a9e articles, viz '"ihg Sup. blue, black, and fancy cold e,otl- \ ,arce lot of satinats kersimsre, A handsome assortment of silk, yelve, |,
 seilles, Valencia, and swansdown yas.'aa .sf; Gent. $ stocks. Italian cravats, and tsss'lags sts
 ct handkerchiefs, in great variety AA DOCK Ladies and gents silk, hoskin. md ,. gloves ,s'11 oesgef Ladies' and gents silk, lanbswool ,~ and cotton hose and half hose. "oissad Narrow and double width nerinos .ns a
 cassians, various colors 's1.A 'lF' Ladies' hernani, blonde, gauge and .;,, ,, handkefehiefs-handsome style atsss Supr: black, Italian and lustring sills Fancy cold, grbs de Nap, plain and s,,, Pink blue, green, yellow and wlta Fis.so' F'is uao' Black and white satin S''n's Large assortment of prints, paiptnd r,n.,.z,
 and nghams--suitabie for the saasos asosilas Canbric and iaconet mrslins Plain and fg'd Swiss, null and boat da.
 G C. bobbinet Bobbinet lace edging and footing Thread lace and edging A handsome style of bonnet ribband. ss ss belt ao Lustring ribband, all Nos. and color. Merino shawls and handkerchief Valencia and Waterloo do. do. Irish linen, and linen cambric Long lawn and linen cambric handkercb,sA 3-4, IA and 5-4 brown and bleachctl cotton Plaid and striped domestics Apron and furniture cheeks Bed ticking and twilled cottons Danask and Russia diapers Corded skirts; a few ladies' eloaks. I faab.
 iondble article White; red, green and yellow flannels Salisbury flannel and rattinets White and red Canton flannel Rcd, white and green Mackinaw blankets Rose and point blankets
 READY MADE CLOTHING. Supr. blue, black and dahlia dress and frosk cudts
 Brown and petersham over coats. Supr. cloth and kersimere pantaloons Blanket over coats, and coarse clothing for negroes
 4 General .assortmeat of HARDWARE; CUTLERY AND GLASS
 WARE, good assortment of saddery 30 cases ladies' and gents boots and shoes,
 well assorted % cases hats and caps
 I Large Lot er
 Wines & Liquors. 34 baskets Champagne, extra brands. Powder, lead, shot, &c. &c.
 frA5rThe above goods be sold on tho lowest possib,e terms for cash, or the usual products of the country.
 Dec. IA, 1885.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-06-03
CASTINGS.

LUST received per steam boat Tom Bow e1 ling. lon consignment, r tons of fIol- low Castings, assorted: for sale low for cash Wholesale or retail
 Merchants residing above this, and in the interior, can be supplied at as low rates as they can be boughta the works. with the ad. dition of freight and charges. Orders for any quantity will be thankfulig received and promptly attended to. z.
 l.. x ". R. GIBSON. Little Rock, May 9, Is35.-9tf