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The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
Fresh Shaker Garden Seeds.

# DE BA1TS 6s co. have received from the Shakers ej 5aoiatg, plaassnt a, Ky, quantity of Garden Seeds tas s.g-o@th of 6. They nave made arrange ments Wta the Agent of e Society for yearly supply, bg whA A means hey ast to m enabled to finnish tner customers Uita excellent and fresh article in that Ae.
 Iitte Rock Nov. 2a ,s.3.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
N@3w GooE@ AGATN.

WI ' have just received, direct from Philadelphia
 and Are now opening, Q large and well assorted stock of PILE AND FANCY GOODS, of every de- scrpton, adapted the present and approaching sea- son, Also, Hardl0are, Gtass and Qaeeaspare, assot ed-and general assortment of Groceries and IfqRpgA which will sell very low, wholesale or retail for cash, or to punctaal customers on time.
 Purchasers ire respectfully invited to call and exainns ourstofk we feel assured that we can suit hem poeA as to price and quality. L. $ ". T. GIBSON.
 Little Rock May 27, 1886.
 6Also, received at Pine Bluffs by 2. GIusos, large and we'll assofted stock of STAPLE 6E FaNol Hardware, Gueengware and Glassware, Sugar Cofe0s
 ea, salt and very general assortment oi GFecefiss and liquors all of which will be sold unusually low
 Pine Bl ifs, May 27, Iag6.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

rTSHaT, by virtue of the authority vested n nc sy tic foregoing leerse otthe Circuit GoHrt af tIe tion, to tho highest and best h83et oadqg 'e te aav ef 4pri 1887, ia cash in tand the saia desebed slaves, to St hAtEs, negro boy, ahaay t8enty-two years of age. and I9NY, anego grl, about twenty years ofage. Sale to take place tt eckaoo post office, in Arkansas county, between the hours Of l o'clock n the forenoon and o'clock. n the aernoon ofgad day.
 REUBEN DEE,
 Coamlssi9aer. Feb. IT, 1ss1-46lsu-prs. f.s, S42.
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l.. E2EARDON & SON
A " II P!

En PRISONS indebted to the subscribers by note or M book account, are requested to call immediately and settle the same. Ye very much in want of mos ney and sincerely hope thet this notice will not be dis- regsEdsd. 5. hIbL et GU.
 Little Rock Ian l2, 1877.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
nz12EIrgf OF WHITE rIVEsER
The undersigned, aaecesaoss 10 fEae late Firm of
 JOS. Zzssss gs-.ET 6 %.

1he gt12Gersigzaes successors fe the late Eisn or
 JCs. Dr.2s 2szsgE 6 60.
 bG leave to inform the public that they are now pre- 7 ? pared to transact general
 Commission Storage q H7orsTanafng business at tas place. which they pledge temselses to do with fidelity ana pf8apteesss and apon low terms.-- They wlI have constantly iofsae large and extensive assortment offoregn and Domestic sooas, Boots aad Shoes, Eats, Ready Made Clothing, Groceries, Drugs and Medicines, &se., for sale eli 4efy low terms. Fms place Is well known to the travelling community as the nest eligible point of embarkation either for Ar. k4ass, bite Mississippi rivers, for those who are passing through Arkansas.
 BENNETT, MORRILL, Ss co. July 25, 16z6.-t7tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
GCD-P ART N ER RsEEFp.

Y HE undersigned having formed Copartnsrsap, for tas pagaose o trading and furnishing tue Creek ant seuiuala udane, with atioas of subsistence for twelve aepsaa om and after tta fist da of fpri next, under coatFsel maas 5g lasgo@ aaa 1artsoa ita the United states V tTaaaet and carry said basnese under the naae sal s-ye Glasgow. Harrison 70 contracts ns5e by my t6opsrtiae, or any dulg 9aiaorlzed agent, N be promptly attanasd t5 bY James 5. Conway, at I3tgIa Rock.
 GLASGOW 4 HARRISON.
 1tNEs 2. CONWAY,
 TI{0NaS r. TUNSpAII. Little 3ost Jar. 13 lsa7 42-ly Or the sazeEe Advocate, and ConetitutionaiJ Journal will paBsh this for E2months.s
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
E1. EsEADD0E s SON.

l.. EtEsA8ED3N & SON. " AYING established themselves in Little Rock, for
 tha puFpose of entering into the Wholesale and Re- tail Mercantile business, invite country merchants and dealers generally to call and examine their stock Its large, purchased in the eastern cities on the best terms and consists of Goods ofevery description. Cotton pei try and produce commonly received by merchants will be taken in exchange.
 Nov. 9, ls38.-s2tf till forbid.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
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7 farm situated aioniag tas site selected for the
 county scat of Monroe county, formerly owned by Gen Nm Montgomery, and more recently by Air. Al- bert Evans, containing about 640 acres, mostly prairie ofHrst rate guilty ofsoi aoat 2a0 acres o which s iH state of eQttly1fon There upon tRe place good dwelling house and comfortable negro houses, stables, tEe anu on the bank of the ake bay which nayga- bic to White rIger, dstlnee Of ahout ioug miles, good cotton gin There is plantation in this section o ae tata that combines advantage me now olsr4d tor sale, when the richness soil ifs easy culture good water, facilities Of na4gatiou c are ta ken into considaration For ters which will be ac- comnodating, apply to
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
DRY GOODS AND GROCER E,s;. :.

EFIE subscriber having established himself in the A town of LawIspuRG, Conway county .slll keen as hand large and general assortment of a the articles sold hy dealers Tn tue above newhieh will De sold at low prices and on accommodating terms. = |. W. JOHNSON.
 lsVfsAaFz, Conway county, July le, I83s.-l5-tr
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

E CERTIFY that Sir Areay was tsal sa iry property E at Air Amos in North GaTolIaa, whore ] sent my old mare from Tennessee to the horse. He covered mares two seasons aty house, aRa season in Aau- ry County, Tennessee and from a 5e colts have seen of his getting feel assured there sorse in te west ern country his superior. t34s1s JAlASUf.
 Florence, ,3545o@c.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
FRANCIS BLAcK m f,I.I..
t GEO v I I7isRi;sI3ii.sf isfs B E BE.

te sEs FER fsfs i1Is fsff Jan. I, 1s87-44-9t Heieaa. Tho Arkansas Adroeata will insert this advertisement so noaths andforward his account to this diee for pav ent-Constitutioaal 4ougnal.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
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D. C. ". LEA II Clsrh.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
GTATE OF ARi1ANsAs, }pulssH Circuit eoart

I'eeenaeg Fern,
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

HE soerel colt now the property of Charles r. T. 2 Robinson, calied 3orelees. WIS ioaIsd mine in tht Spring Of Is 2 cut of tbe above mare, sired ny Yoaag &fchy, who was by Old Arehy. cut Of lanes Jackson imported mare. & m. IL. BURTON.
 Sept. 14fb, 1s66.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

M0hASSGg, EeHCE, Sc. { FIERCE new rice A- bbls. sugar house molas5es loafspgar
 1 boxes bunch rasins 10 kegs cut nails
 < horse shoa do. % plough mollds 20 bars half inch fat iron raceived par staamer Compromise and for sale bY Bee. 2, 1928. @]5. :. WATT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

Fighting being thus decided ON, the necessary arr
rangenents were made, the day fixed, yesterday
and Hoboken YVES the spot designated for the fatal
renconJe W
Superfuous Stewart and his second spent Monday
and Tuesday in practising at the bulls eye over at
Williamsburg, and returned late ut night TO New
York, filled
X With dire intent and bloody purposes.
Having procured first rate pair OF "duelers'-
patent percussion, hair triggers, &C. they were just
upon q start whsn-alas for heroism-both princi-
pal and second SEIZED carried before Mr. Justice
Bloodgood, and being unprepared with ball. were
committed to Brdwel
Pity such heros Ger should lie
Within prisons wall
Wheneither in the field might die
And nobly fighting fall.
The muse bewails their sorry lot
With signs and groans and tears
If either Of them had been shot,
Pray who the devil cares /!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

~ NnLos, tonight will be interesting. Mira
watson will sing plantve air to the words compe-
sed by General Morris, Of the Mirror, memory
81 the old revolutionary patriot, General Deavan of
westminster. Who in Westchcster does not remem-
Der mat worthy apd patriotic mani He left name
ano an example TO his descendants, which, we have
no doubt Will be followed long as the revolutionary
blood runs in their veins. 30 ,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

: II Is there nobody will have the bowels OF 3 nm
passion 70 give us an account Of the doings al Rock
awiy2 Shall have TO 20 there, and see for nv
se'f7 '
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

CHOLERA IN CENTRE sTREEr-Wc are very happy to
acqualnt the ENTHUSIASTICALLY the medical faculty
that there is far prospect of generating the Cho
lera in Centre street. In former times we had to be
content with the yellow fever-but now the cholera
IS the "cock of the walk'-the fashionable epidemic.
Centre street at this moment is full of stagnant wa
tergreen pools-and many delicious spots Of disease
and death. The Corporaton-God bless them-a
short time ago opened Centre street to Chatham street.
but they so slow IN their movements that cholera
will certainly get ahead Of them. No police is re-
quired in this quarter. A healthy rascal, walking
through that throroughare will get knocked down,
before he can say Jack Robinson, merely by the
strength of the perfumes What are the Street Com
missioners about
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

New BaroHroS.-The weekly ball took place there
last night, and today comes Off the famous Pic Mic.
full account will be given in tomorrow paper The
Pic Mic is given At Bard's Hill, two miles from the
Pavilion. Gods and little fishes how pretty the
girls will ook W
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

Another MnLrse MArcn.-We learn that yet an
other-and anoher--and another milling match is
preparing 10 be got up next week.
These matches are caused by the initiative pnnci-
pie, working hard in the minds OF few young anna.
tours, some Of them ha dy out of their The spirit
OF civilization is spreading. We shall be taua to the
Greeks and Romans by and by, IL go on as we
have been. The silly fellow of the Gazette comforts
himself that only foreigners engaged in these
sports. Nonsense The Anglo-Saxon race is alike
under every sky Att resen, they have been outdone
by the anc'ens IN bloody noses and black eyes but
they feel the inequality and are determined to restore
the equilibrium. Coed.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

u Clayton, the aeronaut, is making extensive
preparations for balloon ascent at Pittsburgh.
~ colored woman has been arrested al Nam
tuckei, for hogging clergyman.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

CATHOLIC AsyLum.-The subscription for this ex-
cellen charity goes on apace. The annexed have
been received by Mrs. N. s. since yesterday morn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

snch light according to radtisn beams from the prophets
that the hem of their garments with which the head
quenty veiIes) is tngea of deep red purple color
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

REcArrA AT PHr1ADELpHrA.--Th regatta come of
at Philadelphia on tho 22d inst Five boats were en-
sered--,he Washington, Liberty, Ariel, VIM. Blythe,
snd Count Pulaski. The Washington wasthe victor.
Previous TO starting the Liberty was capsized in a
squall; and during the match, the william Blythe
was dsmasted, and the Count Pulaski capsized,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

Go on-go on-go on.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-19

bled citation, reconcile my mind the proprety of the
haggard and penthouse aspect which he is usually made
to wear from first TO last Contempt for mankind forms
stronger feature Of his character than hatred and there
is sort of reckless regal olity species of joyous
dacty, which do think has been made conspicuous
enough in the presentations ohe part which have seem
When remorse does come, that juggling fend" the
contrast produced in Richards bearing gives oppor-
tunity for fine effects and all the finer for being
reserved to their proper time.
Though my success in London, and now here, has
been great beyond my fondest antcpatons though the
Intoxicating cup of popular applause is pressed nightly
overlooking, to my lips, and though in private receive
all of grateful kindness and courtesies, yetyet
to tell the truth, there moments when feeling OF
home sickness comes upon me, and would give up all
this harvest of profit and fame which gathering to
be more in my ain hame' and under the bright
skies of my free land.
am glad you received my portrait safe. BY the way,
full length OF me in Macbeth the dagger scene, is pre-
pairing in London for the exhibition the Somerset
House A friend in London has presented me with an
original portrait in oil, of Garrick l shall have quite
museum ofpresents 10 show my friends on my return.
They speak OF them in of the highest praise The
criticisms Of the Liverpool Journals only commentator
ry, but highly discriminate
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-19

T AND 0EFICE,-JoHN L. BoGARDUs, Attorney
IL and Counsellor al Law, Clinton Hail. No. Beekmaa
opposite the Brick Church door, city Of New York. Illinois,
Mississippi Arkansas, Military Bounty General Land
Western Agency
Patents obtained and titles perfected for soldiers their
either. lst-kevoutionary. 2d-Laie War 3d-Caaadisp
Volunteers 4th-EHgnh refugees from the United States
Canada and Nova Scotia 5h-Deserters from the British
or the heirs In all the above 6th-Tes lands
forfeited for payment Of reclaimed, 7hHes under
age entitled to lands sold Tor taxes shTbose who parted
with their discharges, warrants, titles before patents
wed can reclaim the same ehLaDds In the
ard territories in the United States Canada Nova
Texas bought and sold, exchanged paid
yesgsted obtained, and perfected, application this Of
hce.
Pes,naser throughout the United States and other gentle
men forwarding ofhe above claims and acting agents
In their several sections u will be entitled 70 IS
on all commissions Communications post paid
1T Valuable farming land for the Ct Illinois
quarter leo parcels from 80
situated otherwise Also, In Missouri
Arkansas. d2by
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-19
nICKsLA VS. Liquid COMPOSITION, n

DICK sLAY 's LIQUID COMPOSITION, for
il the blue from bars without injury the
& and for canng brass copper pewter tin, nc with hsh
the usual labor.
TIE above liquid not only restores tie polish N steel that has
exposed the action Of FIRE, but speedily all
from dead ground and brass cop
per- Britannia metal and pewter cleansed by IA with the
greatest expedition To block tin dish that have been
IN use for years gives the polish Of II
grease ink spets, paint greatest
city and without injury To the color.
Bras arquercd furniture will original hliancy
occasionally cleansed by IT, For sale by
jc2su NATHAN H. GRAHAM. % NassaD-st-cor. Fulton.
nH. ROOTS OINTMENT FOR TIL r. SALT
- REUM, Scald Head, letters Ringwsrms Ernptions
the face, necA, hands BIC. Th Ointment has been used
say concerning H. The celebrity has gaiaed has
induced the proprietor 10 put style
with the demand and those who may he afflicted with
these complaints and feel disposed 10 H. ry
proving harmless pleasant and nfabIe II put up neatly
n tin boxes AMI that all who need w. II Is sold twep,y.
FIVE the box For sale wholesale and retail by pro-
pricors aren't NJ. w. BADEAU, nj the Bewery Med,cine
Store, 2bo bowery, New York s4~im
DEACH ORCHARD AND ~assUY Lk III.
IL CoAL-Rsnsom Tnrevlle Co. offer their celebrated
Peach Orchard and schuy kill coal and well known
Clinton yard No fs Monroe between Rutgers and JET
from sIstesyered TO any part Of the city following
reduced prices
Broken and screened, and egg sire, " pertoa
Nut 90 do
hebigh, q 70 DO.
Orders received through the pest Office, sod Dor at The
Office ~ the Express corner ~ Wall Water streets
the coal yard, viii he promptly attended 10.
B-Cosi Wy the cargo " Is per ton Of 22so ib~
DHOsPHORUs.-A quantity Of French Phosphorus
'' "' " DR. 2EwIs rKUcHrwANoER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-19

~ The Cincinnati Republican SAYS that the Gin
cnnatans have 40 taste for music. Tue only melody
which they can appreciate. presume. i the pig me
lody.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-19

" Ingersoll tae American tragedian, is At Cincin-
matt. How many the American tragedians, per encei-
ience there
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-19
. NEW AND IMPROVED STYLE or
MEDIUM NAP BEAVER HATS-TODD 4 FLEU.

MEDIUM NAP BEAVER HATS.-TODD& FLEU-
~ RY, late OF the well known establishment of Leary K
CO., and G. ST john would respectfully inform our
friends and the public that have opened Hat establish
ment 1874 Broadway and atter ourselves that after many
experience In the business have arrived perfection
N The art Of Hats We feel perfectly confident
that the style Of Medium Nap Beaver Hats with mpro-
we'd colorng which offer for SALE will reader
tablhmen unvalcd and enrol II first the list OF and
fashion We rival in the department OF
Hats have been inspected by of the first judges IN this
city, who them 10 be superior 10 offered
Tor sale in this country the reduced price of five dollars
style OF Hat that has long been wanting in The department
OF taste and which has employed the minds
taxed the ingenuity OF many OF our first sanuacurer but
vain.
The subscribers have made arrangements with OF the
first manufacturers in London and Paris receive the latest
fashions whoet delay We also offer for sale emporium
OF standard fashion for the splendid Sb@r Nap Silk
Hat of the latest Pa saa style and fashion, made in Imitation
Of Beaver Nap.
NJ b. Having had experience many years the ceeba-
ted house OF c. St Joh feel ourselves perfectly
tent to produce the splendid Cbappeau and Military
the reasonable and at the shortest notice. with
all the necessary alterations that taste may require.
TODD FLEURY, 1o4 Broadway,
81. I'm Lin Hnnse
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-19
NEW HAT EsTADLIsHMENT

Short mapped and plain Beavers, possessing all the
~ gustes OF the costly the reduced price of a.
The subscriber, after nine practical experience
all the branches OF his business having established
in trade offers his friends and the fashionable comnu
nifty his Sales Room, No Hanover street. opposite the Elk
change superior of Hats
style Of nsh and fashionable appearance stand
lie intends vending his hats the fixed and unaerabe
of 81 25 and the price greatly reduced pre-
cudes the possibility of selling unless for cash delivery
As the subscriber has made NEW and useful Improve
men in the manufacture Of his hat bodies which
retain their original a and color, and their
iremey light and durable, weighing from to ozs, and
NE fears rival in the department of TASTE he hopes his efforts
will meet with that they justly merit and
drec his aen9nts this style Of hats oay he feels confident
in producing the economical fashionable, and durable
hat that offered for the examination OF Discerning
nunty.
don and fashions their introduction
among the faslonabes OF those cities.
ROWE l. CO, Nc. Hanover St,
Wall Beaver directly opposite the Excha nge
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-19

1at FOH LvvFRPOOL.--The very 6ns new
6EIN packet ship SARAH ARSALIA, Capt j. L. Gardner
buhen 300 tons, ceppered and copper fastened fast
saer and in all respects first conveyance freight
and passengers This ship wall be fitted up superior style
first cabin excellent furnished accommodations second
viii be constructed plan for comfort and Jor
respectable steerage accommodation superior
any packet ship IN port only requires inspection to be
vlDccdlays pier Is East River Drafts usual the
al Bank OF Ireland soveregn Also payable
sghtin any part Of Ireland Apply Hos South
"A dtUi ROCHE, BROTHERS CO.
80 FOR NEW ORLEANs.-Tos sail with dies.
@I$ pac.The very fine coppercd and copper fastened
-cs@s&ship MATAkESSETT, Joshua Drew master, register
48l oD light draft Of water and will be ed up Msss.
spp by steamboat will be puncualy despatched above
In a respects first rate conveyance freight For
passage having excellent furnished cabin
and Storage, apply to l05 South 81
ROCHE, BROTHERS CO
b. Goods orwardes from country subscribers
will be punctuay attended TO sRd shipped free
" I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-19

~ MRS. FRANCIS, from London, who has for several
years given lessons the Piano Forte this city, respectfully
begs inform the ladies of New York that she has few
vacancies in her classes and viii be glad 10 instruct ION the
liberal and terms which have heretofore
acquired for her highly respectable and extensive
age any young ladies who desire TO become procen
PLAYERS. Residence No. II Watts street Saw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-19

AA A HOUSE TO LET Az BLOOMlNG
E DALE.-The Mansion House Of Dr. y Mott, recently ~
.occuped lay Mr.. Bostwick, offered 10 rent IRON inc
list OF Sept next For further particulars enquire OF Mrs.
Also rooms with without board Isl Wooster street
Inquire on the premises si32w*
"a ROOM TO LET. A urnished Lodging room TO
let win breakfast iireqni'ed Apply at $50 Nassau St.
IA HOTEL no LES OR LEAsE.-Ths new
EH four story Brick Building at South Ferry Brooklyn
The .o1 L2ng a"s Ea koad Jd and
'horougbiare For particulars enquire Of p
The first story of this house would handsome
soresthe remainder would make good boarding house
Also TO 81 cheap, several work SHOPS. an2' M
@H cnANCE.-The Bar, Coffee Room and Rcfeeiory, no.
Water street connected with tie Pearl Street. House
The Flu niture Fixtures and Stores complete order Apply
at the Saloon Of Pearl street House. aI22lnt
%<A 40 LET.-Ine upper part OF a small story
W house No Peck Slip suitable for Office, for
land agent, any light business, or for man and
his wife. No family with chldeA need apply Rent $780,
Possession Immediately,
u There will he other family nthe house. the lower
being medical Office au2-y
N AT MONARQUs -, 22i BowERY, i. offered
the public1gb and w oniur bodies
= and water proof sS3m"
HsS .TKEyALL, sTODDA ttr a. CO., NO IA
M Courland street beg inform the trade that they have
do removedfrom No. Ceurtland the large
and elegant new store where they have hand and
sany receiving fresh supplies of Haers' PLUSH and Trim
Also fancy coored Pushes ladies' bonneu which they
Hats Caps Stocks and Stock Frames at Wholesale Shy
N EM9WN a. CO.'S ONE PRICE HAT
~ ST0RE.-The subscribers since the year 1924 have
stantia HAT Of the graceful form accommodating
price of S. They that their efforts have eeeI
by them during the last three months supass in beauty
finish heretofore offered and stand Preeminen
patrons they would saythe quality as far be- uni
the sales for cash. IT'S Chatham Square, cor. Nett St
myl9-y BROWN 4 co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-19

nRAFTs ON THE NEW WORK JOINT
~ STOCK EXCHANGE COMPANY, hought IN sums ~
not less than FIVE dollars al ~ cent discount No 1853
Broaaway,by pREDK. PERRY.
Gold and silver bought srd all kinds OF bank
notes nj the lowest rates OF discount SLEW