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The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
MOUTH OF ARKANSAS.

E7HE subscribers respectfully inform the public, that 4 they still continue the Storage and Forwarding ba- siness at tae MoVrH OF ARKANSAS RIVER. They have their large and eommedeQs warehouses, and now ready toreeee and forward lgoods, produce, S1c that may be consigned tQ them for fesRipment All business entrusted them will he punetualy and what of more importance spec z3gatten4ed to- They nave interest in any steamboat whatever, and rely only oa the discharge ofthei aussss f9r aatFonage and favor.
 Persons ascending the Arkansas, .aosaa s.as 5 through the mouth of Arkansas equally seol st elt times, and better at some, than tlfo 5H tHa & elaz boats often pass down the .oraa5 @e atas 'a ol we ter does not admit passage thronsa taa iat1et,
 They will also transact oafHEssIQA qsE es 2 zEe. " kad which may be entrusted to the!a--fuyiaE pp- country produce on the river, d1c.
 Having recently been informed that misrspE6senta= ions afoaf to the praeteabilitg ot travelling foa the Post of hrkaneas to this place, by land, account o water and other Instructions, feel 1t duty wo ourselves and travelling community, to state, that good road is open, and, with very slight excep- tions, direct and dry route from this place to the Post, and only about2 q miles distant.
 *s*If unremitting care and attention will merit it. they trustto receive a share public patronage.
 APIS, RY AN S C0.
 .xoufh Of 4rkansas Aug. l5, 1G35.-2Gtf
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
LOOK HEIR E.

IL pernons indebted to us by note earnestly re- LA- queated to come forward and pay the same, or part thereof, without delay.
 Those indebted by book account rsqaestedt to er aHd settle the same by note otherwise, without being ealied on. McBAIN t5 BADGEIT.
 Listls 3oek Iaa. G. Is87
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
DISSOLUTION.

ENHE copartnershp heretofore existing urderthe firm
 J of WAIr Sy DuNN isdssolyed by the delth of Edw. Ii. Dunn. All persons indebted 10 the late firm spectully requested 10 call and close their accounts WILLIAM 5. WAtI.
 N. B. The business in future will be conducted by William F. Wait, on his own account.
 Little Rock, October 5, Is36.-21f
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
LOOK AT THIS,

r thera was eessen that 'a money to CT John \ NJ. Ewing, at the dinner given by Joseph Baker to the volunteers Of Pope county, the 29d February for the purpose opayng sad Joseph Baker for the expens- incurred by hm in preparing the dinner, they wifi please make 1t known to said Baker without delay. also request all persons who signed the subscription drawnb by Col Howell5awhlst 1t in the hands of J NJ. Ewing myself, to let their names be known, to- getherwith the amount subscribed by each.
 Ny reasons for making these requests are, that the paper containing the nanles &c., inadvertently de- stroyed by John N. Ewing believing that those whose names were attached to 1t would probably sign one that was drawn by Esq. Chaney. As 1t respects myself, was called oil other business immediately after sign- ing, and had nothing farther to wthit. did not re- ceiye cent of money for Joseph Bnker-nor will any candid person say that ireceVed any Yet some of my enemies have put report into creuaon that receiv- cd and retaiaed Bakers money, These are my reasons fellow-ctzens fer making those requests of you--my character and that of my children is suffering from this malicious and sanderous report, se up by lying
 JOHN E. $. EWING. E Pope .aey March 10, lsss7.-49SS4w.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
Gll-p AEsI,NlL DIR SsEIP.

FEvHE undersigned having entered into partnership i'll the printing business, the Advocate will hereafter be conducted n the and style ofPtks S CouLrE. Agents and others addressing letters, communications dc, to the establishment, will please endorse in the name of the frr
 Persons having legal business with the eenor will endorse to him personally to CUMMIEs x PIKE, at tornes at law.
 ALBERT PIKE.
 ARCHIBALD COULTER. Little Rock, Feb. r, 1s37.-tf.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
Fresla Shaker GsArden seesls.

1T DEBAyN g co. have received from the Shakers oB Society, PleasaP lll, Ky, quantity Of Garden seed9, the growth ofA8a6. They have made arrange with the Agent of the Society for yearly supply hv which means taey expect be enabled furnish their customers with excellent and fresh article in that line
 T.tkla Heck Nov. B. 1928.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
NOTICE THIS.

FEyiF co-partnership existing between Lorenzo and
 William IL. Gibson, under the firm and style 5 T.. W. R. Gibson, will expire, by limitation, en tae Ist of April. It therefore becomes necessary tha the bs of the concern shonie settled possible. up to the first of January aat are hefebg requested t9 call and pay oil their respective dues, longer in diligence can Do given Itis hoped that all who in- debted will the necessity of attending to this notice promptly. L. 65 ". K. GIBSON.
 Little Rock, l7th March, ls37.--5o4sw
 N. B After the lst of April, the business will ba continued a the old stand by of the concern; and continuance of the patronage so berally bestowed them is respectfully solicited.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
J. ElR RAtLG g. co.

 4 RE constantly receiving new additions to theil I \ stock of Goods hand They have reserved fron New 0rl9ans per the Neosho, - ddoz. 'l'i ilbi5st u 5t W ooi siId7yis ] ss G-4 plaid do. piece fgd greassian z Salisbury flannel red nsey 6 pairs super red blankets dog. gents f0ered gloves , misses worsted hose , < wool socks 2 ss ladies seWed c. s. shoes [ childran's begged do.
 Groceries. I box lemons l bitters |" Havana preserves l2 ( tablesalt keg. black pepper be1es punch rasins l2 sperm candles soap
 [" starch eodish kegs Goshen butter barrels prime brown sugar
 saddlery. Plain and Spanish saddles Russst and black brides Martineales and saddlebags Ctfcinges and girths
 Hardware. Best sprng and plain percussion caps l bug horseshoe nails corn mills, with wheels l00 lbs. American blistered steel Dec. g. 1Sa6.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER.

Tle undersigneds successors 10 the late Finn of
 5os. z3zzsszss zS .sssT.. ' & co. 1EG leave toinf6rmthe public that they are now pre- a9 pared to transact general
 Commission, stora SC & Forwarding business at this place. which they pledge themsegest do with fidelity and pronRtness, &nd upon low terlss. beg will have constantly for sale large and extenss ssortmeut of Foreign and Domestic too9s Boots and Shoes 4as Ready Made Clothing, Groceries, Drags en6 q sdicnes 2zo.. for sale very low terms.
 iie Pl1ee Is va known to the travelling community the most egia noint e colonization, either for Ar kHsss White e Ai4ssip4i ri4ers for those who are passing through Hgsss.
 BENNETT, MORRILL, Ss co. 5gy 25, I936.--I7tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
NEW GOODS AGAIN!

N8T E have just received, direct from Philadelphia Rg and are now opening, q large and well assorted stock of SR ApLE AND FANCY GOODS, of every de- serption adapted to the present and approaching sea son. Also, Hardaoare Glass and Queeasware, assort- ed-and general assortment of Groceries and Laquofs which we will sell very low wholesale retail tor cash or to punctnaIc customers on time.
 Purchasers se respectfully invited to call and examns oursock feel assured that we suit them nolH IS to price and quality. L. S5 W. K. GIBSON
 Little Rock, May 27, 1886.
 G1sFAlso, received at Pine Bluffs, by E. GIpsos, large and well assorted stock of STAPLE x FANCx Hardware, Queeusware and Glassware, Sugar, Conee iea Salt, and very general assortment of eroceria' and Liquors; all of which will be sold unusually low
 Pine Bluffs, May 27. ls36
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
C0-Ee ART ' .E,,R SHIP.

F VIE undersigned having formed Copartnership, for N the purpose o trading, and furnishing the Creek and Seminole ndiaas with ratons of subsistence fo twelve months foa aud after the first day of April next under contract made hy Glasgow and Harrson with the United tates will transact and carry said business under the nams and style of Glasgow, Harrison S1 Go. All contracts made by any the parties or any duly authorized agent will be promptly attended by James 5, Conway, st Little Rock
 GLASGOW & HARRISON.
 JAMES s. CONWAY,
 THOMAS T. TUNSTALL. LsRe fS2ek Jdn. i3 le37 42-ly s 9 The Gazette Advocate, and Constitutional osas1l will publish this for I2 months.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
E ATTEST RIVAL op ngE GOODS.

sE T IT.LIAR E. WAIT has just received a;.
 w IeW-York. large and general assarts. rfoh FALL aea7 tIlg55S GOODS, consisting ip n.a :. otthe following aEtlees viz = psh Red, qreenand white Maekinaw and French H.. red, green, white, yellow, tvilled, soorsd igared Salisbury Aannels aatinets blue an. .on and kerseYs 34, 44 and 5-4 brown and bleacbsa i lxsd ing5 red aud xed nseys; indigo checks cbaInssel Ifancy, twed. mourning blue prints blk and 5 ays cassiats t.A 3arseies quilts birdseye and olr- aper Irishlong lawns bik silk and fancy yelsa. d. ines silk and cotton umbrellas cambrc iaconot plaid fgred and paiisWss null and book r6a fnFnitffe aud cambfic dnity; wide gros de Swiss Iust4ia: cold gros de Raps white, pink coa 'aan oed Florence slks thread edgings: fancy dreao eol roria fs hrintsd fhibet wool, Al and Ds ana s4 an ra, ill and 8-l scarlet silke shayl kid white laee x and white linen gloves gents boI skin castor hoskin white fid and white linen plogsa ladies2 eHb'd silk, merin9 afn@sHoei' iancy and wb ribbed cotton hose; children mixed and scarlet ho waddng spool cotton; furniture and carpet bindns India rubber aprons ladies super damasS and plaia merao cloas seq otter, fur, hair and seal and lr collars
 Kseady+B BEadae Clothing, viz: Gamblet cloaks; blue and green blanket Petersbaa Flushing coats blk and blue alafh eassimera shu kersey and Flushing round Jackets bid and white ss white Narseilles and painted velvet vests; drah a beaver and silk hats mems thick begged rugset Ia ltu csl 9oy ssN 5d anu pegSd brogans calf boots calf navy ties shoes pumps and slippers lad;ss white and black satin, kid and prunea slippers ooo and leather shoes; prHHea, eaer and leather boot
 Also assornento of ardseere, Queens and Goss,oars Cutlery, and Pistols.
 Groceries.
 Havana coffee; New Orleans, white Havana and lo,f fGara sugaThouse molasses; nackerel pickled salmon sperm oils rice white and brown soap; Browns No. honeY-deW, Bonn's sWeet-seented Roanoke leaf au5 Kentucky tobaeeo fine cut do. bunch rasins chocolate Madeira upH, iilbers and almonds lemon and rasp6er " syrups ganpower and young hyson teas ehampagne and cognac brandy champagne, Tenerife Madeira, Muscat sweet Malaga and claret wines old Irish wh key heW-9rleans rum; sweet oil; patent mould can aes candies, assorted; indigo; copal yarnsh, caphO, C..
 6-'ibe above articles. and many others not eppme,. etedmakng his assortment complete-w be sold l0w. for eash.
 Iittls Rock, Get r, Iss6.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
SELLING OFT AT COST.

SE1lE1f1aNEH OFT n N JUST. TUyIEE subscribers intending to close their business R in this place in 61s shoft fine, u sell the re- Persons wishing to obtain good bargains, viii ao well to call without deiay s. HILL & Go. Littls Rock, Feb. o is37--a5f
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27

A s evidence of the high opinion entertained of "A Young hycnys eolts aa4 tae promise they haVe given Of performing wei taa tasf merely stat that nearly all his colts, Of sufficient age, Ire entered in stakes. Only one ef thea 9r3 4eksans 1has appeared n pubic, #4o ven tWomila haat sDa fepe2t, fRa at aalzills ud sla see5ad to Po5tg lowell n the ef see, mile and rspeat being tt the tine in 5ad aaa- a= .lis fer. From trials made of hia younger s1.ts have gfeat confidence in their aaezss#s5. az NEALE
 gfse, $ a3s1&t.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
Philip patterson. .

And now on this day appeared in open court the eom painant by her solicitor Freeman, and 1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Courtb5 the sherfs return of es on the n this returned that the sad defendant, Philip Pateraon s not nhabant o this county It is therefore, o motion of Freeman, so- cto for complainant aforesaid, ordered by court that an alias summons ssne in this eanse and that the same, together with this order be published in the Ar kansas Advocate newspaper published at Little Rock for six Successive weeks prior the term Of this court requiring the said defendant o be and appear at the next term of he Circuit Court for the county of Ar kansas be holden ct the aoase the vilage of Arkansas, on the second Monday in April next, and plead demar to the complanants bill in this case filed, or the will De taken confessed against him, and decreed accordingly.
 Teste, Dc. ". LEAEIFT, CI'k.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
l.. TaEARDaY & SON.

kAs Es E4t4sAA kyyN cG SUM- P A4ING established themselves in Little Rock, for ! the pafpesa o entering intotis Wholesale and Re ta Mercantile business, invite country merchants and dealers generally to caf and examine their stock Itis aTge, aeehse ill the eastern cities on the bestt terms, ana eossts e aoods o every description. Cotton, pei try and produce commonly received by merchants will 5e taken in exchange.
 aoE. s, tees.-S2tf
 Tie ''Gazetta9 and Hines will publish the above till forbid
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27

4 RE constantly receiving new additions to their
 A stock of Goods on hand. They have received froA New orleans per the Neosho,
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27

DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES. HNHE subscriber having established himself in the < toEn of LEwIsHURe, Conway county. will keep on hand urge and general assortment o M the articles sold by dealers in the above neLyAch viii be sold at low prices and en accommodating terms.
 E. ". JOHNSON. Iewiaburg, Conway county, July l2, I8s6.-l5-tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27

F CERTIFY that Sir Archy was foaled my property q at Mir Amos, in North Carolina, where ] sent my cid mare from Tennessee to the horse. He covered mares two seasons my house, and season in 4au- Y County, Tennessee, and from all the eotsf have seen ofh getting, feel assured there aofse the vest ern country his superior. JAMES JACKSON.
 Florence, .4tadama.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
Pulaski circnis Court, December Term, 1856.
sTATE OF ARKANsAs - CouNgY OF puLAsKI.

f-+ Eli Bentley Exacutor ofl
 ths last Will and Testa~ f.s.,.,,..n. ment of George Bentley, dsceased,
 Ahsalom Fowler, sur
 vving administrator of
 the estate of Robert Chit T. rt, tenden, deceased, Ann 1A 'ies lnnis Crttenden, widow
 Of the said Robert, and Defendants Elizabeth Crittenden, Margaret hucy Critten- den, and Robert Cfittea- den, heirs of the said Robert Crittenden, deed.
 AND now at this day caae tho complainant by his so lcitors Cummins and piks and their notion and fl appearing to the satisfaction of the that the said Ann snnis Grftendan, widow of the said Robert Crit .endea dsceasaa, and the said Ezahcth Crittenaen rittsssel and ebert critteiidea, heirs of the ssid Robert gttaaden, deeeased, pon-res dents ofts State q rksnsas: It s therefore ordered adjudved and deeree ~ tae gont that unless the said dcfeaaants apaeae U eselVes attorney, ard iile their to tha sad eoHpainants bill e complaint on or before the third day ehe next tern o this Court to be holden on tho second Monday of pr next ths said complainants bIll will taken as confessed and decree entered against them accordingly.
 And it is further ordered, that this order be pnb- lished in the Arkansas Advocate. as ness.asr in this fate for at least six successive weeks nreeed;no the next term this Court and that this cause be tinued.
 A true copy from the Record:
 Feb. q, 1887. 47-6w.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27

Every care and attention wil be paid to mares left in the ofny father with ofeegs-and pasturage and grain provided the Rotreasonable terms. GFeateare will be t9ken to prevent accidents escapes, butno a- bilty incurred for either.
 (. r. I. ROBINSON. October 8, l8a6-1G-tTalY 1st, Iss1.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
sogEzLEGS

TILL stand at HARDY ilonissos's staAls, miles w east of Little Rock, on the Memphis road ln the County Of Pulaski the next season. and Will De let to
 mares until the 18th of July next ai g the single Rlsf paid at the tme o seryceS the season, payaBie on the 1st of faary fe which may be discharge py the payment of l0 within the season, and sS8 to insure U raare be wtloal payable o aeceranng the fact, or when the property changes oNnerstAe groom for each mare at tho time ofseryce, SI
 SORGla2G5 is aEahds2ne chesnut sorrel, me lofbi' upwards of 5 handshigh and , yeafs odnext spring. T iiet al injury Nheli yrs o9 which prevented lis being trened He would n the opinion of rst rate judges had 1t not baenfoe that nsfoune have made first rate horse Lis booJ equal to any in the United States. Experienced spofsaen are of opinion that he would the turf eqnaled any He has proven to be sure oa-getter. From common mares he can show three good colts any others year old next sng.
 PEDIG R E.E
 S0RELEGtS was sired by the celebrated horse Yomg s5r q-ctg, and he By 0ld 8a. .archy-hs dam, Ja8et by FlorizeE, brought from YirEiniaher aamwas 6y Grey dedly. Young Sir Afchy lis dam fumes Jack sons Virgin own sister Desdenona, who sold for S- 0G0 at yrs cd and hal sister to Kanger by Domed. purse and bye bet of $fCQ0, and considered Sir Arehys equal, fnot his supefiors-was bred by Colonel Miles Selaonef 1gina, and got by the imported horse DaredeYl-her dam, Lady 3ongbfoke, was got by Pan taloon her dam Cadiz by Normeys King Iierod, son ef Fearnoaght out of Bracton's imported Kitty Fisher. The dam ofGadz was Primrose by Dove son ef Gade by Gid G'ade By the Godolphin Arabian The dam of Primrose vas Stella by 0t1eIo, son Of Crab Etela'sdamN was Sena by the eodolphin Arabian The blood oY gla Sir Afchg and the imported Daredevil is too well known to make 1t necessary to swell this pedi gree with Che blood of those famous horses.
 CHARLES FENTON MERCER ROBINSON.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27

sIa fer.sl mare .faaatt# which sold fo William a. 6arton, was sigel #9a2zl, e1easE rom Eiaa in yea 2e, ard lately tho property of -4Fpt. a9an tiattar a a= County, e8Ies =s-zler faf4 was ' ey 5sedHss foperty oi Le4.is Bf8sff, cut of . gre ght c. 5. G415s4haY.
 2d Q{ ,9IT.z lso2
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27

II sa1rel colt now the property sf Charles r. T. Robinson, ealled Sofelega was ioaied mine in the Spring c 2 cut of tle above rlara, was sssa by Young A1eay. 0ho vas ay Cd Ageiy, oat q 5ames dackson's imPorted naze. Nss. Il. 3UtA. s51s. Sfpi. 1AAb, 58S6.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27

Eli Bentley, Exacutor oi tsis last Will and resta~ ment of George Bentley, dsceased,
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-04
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.

Inc House met at 10 O'Clock. The
attendance was so thin that a call was
resorted to and continued until a quo.
rum was obtained.
Several resolutions calling for infor.
nation were offered.
The House resumed the considera.
ton OF the resolution declaring il is in.
expedient TO establish a national bank.
The resolution from the Senate for
an adjournment on the 9th of October
was read. Dir. BELL declared that i,
was the most extraordinary proposition
re ever heard. He denounced II as
the most 'mpudcnt and Insulting mes
sage ever known in the history Of the
intercourse between the two Houses.
The Senate must know that we have
not acted upon one subject yet. Was
this intended to force US to expedite our
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-04

FROM THE SourH.-The yellow fe.
yer is said to have broken out with IA.
tai violence in Natchez.
The St. Francivlle Journal came to
US last evening all shrouIed in mour.
n'ng, for the death of its respected, tai.
ented, and amablo editor, JAMES NJ.
BRADFORD, Esq. He was the Oldest
editor and printer in the State, and a
member ofthe Bar; distinguished alike
for his legal abilities and editorial wri.
tnSs. His death has been as sudden
as 1t was unlocked for; having recei.
we'd a wound from a knife in the abdo.
men, inflicted in an ARRAY, by citizen
OF st. Francisvile, represented as be.
ing respectable. Peace to thy names +!
worthy Bradford. Louisiana Adrcr.
hSer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-10-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.


| Mr.. BIDDLE moved the suspension o
the rules for the purpose Of enabling
him TO offer a resolution referring tc
the Committee Of Ways and Means the
letter Of the Secretary of the Treasury
respecting the mode Of paying mem.
bers Of Congress, with instructions to
inquire aud report whether any legis-
latlon is expedient for the purpose oil
limiting the discretion Of the Secretary
on that subject.
The House refused TO suspend the
rules Yeas SIS, Nays 101.
Mr.. MALLORY offered resolution
calling for Information as TO the causes
of the delay of the exploring squadron
lies over one day.
Several resolutions calling for infor.
nation were offered, and lie on the ia.
Die one day.
Mr.. WILLIAMS, OF Ky, offered q re-
solution declaring the expediency ofes-
tabllshing a Bank of the United States
under certain restrictions, as the only
means by which uniform, sure, and
stable currency could be obtained.
Objected 10, and the House refused
TO suspend the rule, for the purpose of
receiving il.
Tie resolution declaring that it is
lnexpedient to tablish National
Bank, was postponed till Friday at the
suggestion Of Mr.. SERGEANT, whose
indlsposition disabled him from contin.
Jung his remarks on the subject.
The House resumed the considera-
ton Of the Report of the Committee on
Elections, declaring Messrs. GHoLsoN
and CLAIBORNE to be entitled to their
seats in this House.
Mr.. MAURY made some remarks in
opposition to the report of the majority,
and offered an amendment TO the reso.
luton with which that report conclu,
ded, declaring that Messrs. GHoLsoN
and claiborne, not having been cleo
ted for the whole term of the 25th Con
! gress, were not constitutionalIy elect
ed, and are not entitled to seats in this
House.
The House took up the bill to post.
pone the fourth instalment. The ques.
ton being on its engrossment,
Mr.. JENIFER, Of Nd, spoke at great
length against the proposition, and gave
his views upon the policy of the mea.
sures proposed BY the administration.