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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-20
MI JACKSON,S PATENT VEGs TABLE
w MEDICATED XAPOR BATHS G09 BoWery.

These Baths improvement on those OF Mr. Whitaw,
whose wonderful established the character OF the
vapor Bath the powerful auxiliary in medical practice
and Dr. acksons practice in almost every variety OF
disease successful few of the spechc ef
ects of the medcated bah-to remove the effects OF
from the relieve difficulty OF breathing
hence asthma and other diseases the chest and
give strength the stomach the digestive organs, and
dyspepsia consequent disorders acute and
chronic inammaon promote the pecng OF scrofuou and
chronic ulcers and rheumatic pains and feelings from
the joints promote absorption of dropsica humours TO
govt all forms in less time than other agent hh-
used.
Also all kinds of erupve diseases Eryspelas, or St Antho-
ny's Fire. Salt Rheum, Scroiuou Erupuons, &c besides
relieves exhaustion and fatigue raises the spirits uanquizes
nervous irritation, and increases the appetite. .
For the uiOf these assertions, Dr. j. appeals with CONN.,
dence the hundreds who have tested their curative
These baths believed be the only in operation in
this country under the direction of regular physician Its
TO mention that they bear no resemblance whatever TO
those employed in the Thompsonian practice.
Visitors have a bath FIVE minutes notice, from eight
O'Clock, A. M, to II p. M.
female always in attendance to wait upon ladies at the
Bowery my3Oy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-20

- tnue to ENJOY the same reputation mat has already beeI
bestowed upon by numbers othe afflicted who have suffered
from dyspepsia affections, debility loss of appetite
heartburn and all similar complaints Its virtues cannot be toe
highly exoled and fast gaining the reputation that Dr. Solo
mons enjoyed in Europe nvads cannot find article
the purpose well put large bottles will
full directions 81 EACH and sold Wholesale and retail b. f.
Onion cor Bowsry nd Grand St my SOW.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-20

a,,.s 49, lsIe 8useo. Of Ne ath reg mest q ~
tnnn oonhnes is attention 10 he renewal 81 eosss,u
sn.s .. BE- extensive pseee Esr-pe s sss
~ sss,ssay 70 the trsstent sf vepspesl h
~ 'snsae. e,sd.s,ins kcvs Of bs ssass ssr,
~ s{stsn mas uestsDeu veeetahs ks chaewes
re Aus cdsss private Call at sea- orsss
ny%y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-20

I'm. ISAAC FRANCIS, DENTIST, has removed
- from NO. Chambers street, No 1873 Chambers, oppo-
site Hudson and takes the opportunity respect
fully to thank his friends for the many long conferred
him. and Continues to practice all various branches OF
Dentistry His premium incorrupbe Of the best
quality real imitation OF nature their color and du-
raby unimpaired His full remain per-
manen to the gums without the of springs gaure
improved principle not generally Any person wish
ing TO be satisfied the subject those who
them for in this city, Also, Drops engaged
the violent toohacIe few moments and at
time preserve the toou'
As his practice is much increasing, DR. GLENNY a men,
Der of the College of Surgeons London New
York Medical Society," joined him, whose Dental attain
every reliance can be placed in.
ARTIFICIAL EYES-Are Inserted by DR.. Isaac Francis
which dsDg uished from the natural and will
motion of that without giving the slightest
pain. For mprovem this art he has received dipo
ma, OF which the following copy =
PREMIUM
This Diploma awarded by the
American Institute,
In the City of New York, al the late + ar
TO DIR. ISAAC FRANCIS,
For fine specimen of Artificial Eyes,
Gan improvement a..
J b. WAKEMAN Cor. Sec
New York, Oct, 1885,
III CELEBRATED EYE Waterloo f. respectfully
SELECTS the attention of the public his most extraordinary ana
ehcacous Eye Water II has proved itself most valuable
application and chronic inflammation anod-
immediate relief Even diseased for several years
has effected a perfect cure in few days
u Charges moderate Jel4- zH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-20
NUCl or IA ~ a. - rl.,. N1eme, :, ~, 49,, -

i1OCI OK IA w q - n, Member 81 the ROYAL o.vc
OF surgeons Of London and edinburgh, merer OF tss
Mcdca College Of Philadelphia, continues 10 direct his arn-
ton Inc treltr2an. Of the following diseases,
Gonorrbna c&hcres structures, s'af Of etba bed.
dsf ana PROSTATE gianss, legs rumssn
fuous affections Recent Of veneiea cured days
Without mercury preventative may be had Persons who
baye injured themselves habit will oh
tain immediate relief Separate Offices 2io Fulton street NEAR
orcenwich The strcfcsf secreey osseeed mysy
nEFfEATON POWDER.-Tbose ladies who
~ troubled by uperduous hairs upon the face or neck
will find In this powder innocent and efectuaI remedy
single application the hair destroys the
roots. FOR sale by LAMOUREUx 4 co,
jy7 No. ST Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-20

MEMS, YOUTHS, AND CHeLORgHss
W ACCOMMODATIONS A. HOyv 4 Co, Ne. II
hewcry, have Rand extensive mad
ei tang sued 10 every sge and sre which they viii sell
~ osrap tor csrs, eithsr n Wholesale retsA mySns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28

C'ril IIar IN P39nai.--'fac imp Constitution.
Al Boston, sailed from = thrs on the 20il, Aosps,
and brings intelligence that cnd WI RACED m Por-
tugal at the ume oil her dePuUg-, aud shlimshrs
daily took place between the different Portions Tho
military with much blood shed. aud many yes la.,
A great portion of the ropuaoo aud n,llltarv were
dissatisfied with the Constitution aud Administration
ol the Government, aud were determined 10 bl,np
about an alteration of both Tor the better by force
u this end, General >aldana one oi the nl,c,t 90
nerals IN tho Portuguese service. 49, march, MI,
large force upon Lisbon, not, however TO dcnosc
the Queen as all parties were IN hert1,of. In con
sequence olthIs state OF affairs mutual law had ba,n
proclaimed hroughout the kingdom.
The Constitution hfngs dispatches 10 Govern.
ment from tie Americas Secretary OF Legation If
Lisbon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28
THE I. S. SHIP INDEPENDENCE.
6,irrct from n letter l0 tfc NcrfttQ,paTHr NI,,,
-, lii, u N..L#y...t = Il
/. ). sur lNDirrNprxcr. }
II CrolSLAf. Igrg,{ 1av-

Cam. Joba i. N,ch9lsoa, aaieR
/. 5. sur lNnIr>prxor.
u CroastlH, ia1a1 4,ls37>
II do myself the honor To inform the honor,
bic Secretary Of the Nav! thai tie lyprrr>prrcr
arrived at thu, sloborage SATURDAY. tho oqfh Of
July.
The Minister, M. DALLAS, with his family. have
landed, and repaired to -. Petersburg
take leave to state thai the continue to en-.
JOY their health
Extract from iettcr from on board IL Ia2ea,a-
acnce.
THE IspErrspESpcr arrived al Cron,taat on
the 29th OF July with Mr.. DALLAS. family and >ne
on board. The passengers aud crew cnioyed min
terrupted health on the voyage from the Tnltcd
States to England, and from Portsmouth to Cron-
siadt.
al is impossible to have witnessed the rrrentio,,
given 10 our dag, entering the Russian h4rbor
without feeling equal qualification and pride. The
EMrERoR, residing during the summer at Petcrhof A.
bout nine miles of Cronstad was h. had direct
ed.apprzed by telegraph Of approach. aad oar an
Choir had hardly good hold upon his soil before he
came in his steamer, attended BIZ The Minister Of
the Marine, Prince Mertelkof Count Ncsseltodc.
and other officers, 10 visit us. His pleasure was In
affect the ncognto, and to have Merciko reeoenis-
cd as the principal guest.
"Ot course, he passed while on board as snhor-
dnate individual Of his Minister'S reiinue and sepa
rating himself from the ceremonolls CROP he found
ms amusement IN wandering alone among the sea
men and Throughout the vessel, inquiring and con-
versing with the freedom Commodore Nj
soLsos however, aware OF the disguise directed sa
lutte oil forty guns be fired as soon a. he return
20 to ms steamer; and, finding himself thus discoy-
:" sA~ ahs'n"esd, his Mais-t, boosted ,ls AncIi-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28
SEQ E2a1sg .AssEb,

ANYWAY from the subscriber living in tn,
d county Of Putsylylnla. 0 OF - mile, south OF
" ards iif.dse, on the 22d of May last. NEGRO
MAN NAhED HENRY, about % year, Of age.
a'2e and Likely. HENRY formerly belonged To
Nh. VIM. c. Lelt"ich ol Bedford COUNTY, and &c
wei! acquainted IN the ncishborhood of MIR. Wn,
CaIla"'N. The above reward will be given 10 any,
person no viii apprehend and confine him m i,,l
50 that get hmagain. ''''
JOHN +. FITZPATRICK
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28
1'R.gTV OF E.F,S'E.

obtaining four hundred acres more or less, yine ON
Naked Creek, IN the county, Of Amherst. on and a
Lands ot'aw {. Caboil, drc'd. StclIino Clalborue
'"d others. This LAND is we'll adapted to the
c"lintc OF 6kAtN and TonAoeo, IN wealthy neigh
hoihood, ana Convenient ia two Merchant Mills, 1t
Is unnecessary 10 say more in respect To the Land,
as persons wishing to purchase Will examine before
purchasing. II the Land should be sold on that day.
VIII 2lSooicr. At The same time and place. my Plan
latIoh ttenscus Household and Kitchen Eurnlturc
also the crop OF Com, Fodder. Oats, &c, &c. all
my Stock. consisting al Mich Cows and Calves
oNea aud Cart, Hogs, &e.-aso, two fine blooded
Colts
Terms made known on the lay of >ilc.
SPoTSWoOp &. LOVING. =
49, l''a.h'. = TOO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28
POLITICAL.
HEAVEN AND EARTH.

Thsrs are sounds so softi, st,aiius.
There are anthems loudly peallns;
ssmph eiIuirs that peur forever.
Music like = ruling issr,
deep, aud clear, anl strung, and -s.lliug
Through their bright celestial dselhn..
Angels, val, hing round the portal.
Hear tn iones--hul n5Yer mortal.
Oh, 'ts tar toe high aud holy
For the carr of aught 20 lo~l,
There is glory. hrigh; and beaiainf.
From ile throne Etonal streaming
Chrrub crowns of living spl ndor
Wreathel With Mcr',' fos'lets tsnd.r
sun, ior moon. nor plant shineth-
Heaven u light that ne'sr declinrih.
Ausel glance alone may boar II
Martal eve comes never near il.
oh Is tan too high and holy
For the -ishtof anght 20 losl,.
But, though ~ius d vita lightning plnlons.
Th-fc are JOYS IA Earth, dominion
Accents avert with passion Laden,
From the bp, oil mortal maiden
Tones on earth, low, sol aud tend. =,
That til heaven shall perfect rendet
kafthls ear alone CONES near ihstn,
Angels durc mol bend to bear them.
Their an JOYS fof moriuls ons.
Else the y oid md FED eer, loariy.
Th,re ar. hiossoas osfth doth npansh,
That in heaven snail pefi,ri houa,hi
Fairs forms ofrasfial beau,r
Frnm their high celestial du's
oacr THAI won tn s,ranh- hob.
7 world So dina and laNlv
Horial arm slos5 5aa, Gasp hem
Angel. Jos, thoif hss'an to grn-p thrm.
Thee arr Jnt. 1T uiaftals auiY,
Else II, world nd ci efrl lonely.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28

4 Mat little invoice Of CoESErS. dnrc
from tho manufacturers and at the n,o.l ,e,n,,.
ng prices ROBINSON 4 ELLIOTT
Ma =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28

I.pal,ul Brown sugars, Tra. Coffee, salt. Sole
Leather Indigo aud Nader Ia" Cotton aud
spu, Nlaes, Dftody and Rum, Ginger, Pepper
and Srico.
sept .! Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28
DRY GOODS NOTICE..

u 4 their friends and customers generally tlatthejf
assortment being complete, they will hold oul cx
tra'nduoements Ia purchasers, and 70 wholesale dead
ers, very small advance an the NoU orb cost.
Nav
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28

q CONSISTING Of all patterns. arnoug. which !.
y a lot Of open work TUSCAN, yer, Leqnfitni.
and an"saHB' lar. ROBINSON X ELLIOTT
June IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28

rNIlE 1BSeRlRlR v,hcs To Hire ten
Plantation E1aSd,. II ms absence. 40.
p'i-lanu vlll be mad" 10 Nh Iirury = L4rghornr
foUN q. MEEN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28
A0FGtG.

@Fa HAVE Nro.er linz convenient Tn.
f,,,, ncnis io= Rent, on NAN saee, tn property
----.s of Roh, kylo. DAVID Il. EDIEN.
Sept Il WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28
t,sss.s.fsHLL I'd HDOE'
PRINCETON, y. j.

s,,, tot, character surely is furnished ia
) the name, ol Mr. Clay, Mr. Southland, Mr. bld1ie'
and the oher distinguished gentlemen referred TO be
low VINO have houored II with then confidence, and
committed 10 lis the education oi Their own SONS
and o..,I, All that l. considered necessary. there
folc j. to mention sCty briefly some OF the leading
features ol the >cboo.-lt consists entirely OF board
/ cr, 10 liy scholars beng received. Inc mum
ben Is sirictls limited. Tie teachers aud pupils live
with the prucpal. eating the same table, Sleeping
under the sane roof const tuting IN all respects one
family Inc discipline Is entirely Of the parental
kmd. Religious instruction Is sedulpusiy attended
TO- cInrllY lioru the Scriptures themselves, aud with
ui INSISTING upon the pecutlIiies OF any one sect
The ground, are ample consisting OF nearly twenty
acres. and aaof,t.ey abundant opportunity for health
iI ,5.f;, L. llIc open ar well as Tor the exercise
pt ingenuity and III gardening and various me
chaalcll arts 10 those WHO are disposed 10 anuse
themselves in tins manner. No boy 10 allowed to
leave thc premises except by permission Of the
puueIpal, and then usually IL company with
t.aeber. Opportunities ion vice are, by the sltua-
ton AID plan OF the school, entirely excluded. The
sfrictcst attention. p1d 10 keeping the dormtoHes
veil ventilated, dry. aud clean. The teachers sleep
IN tine dofmures with the boys, aud the Latter
ate not permitted to SPEAK, OF hold any communca-
uon TN each other from the time ol entering the
dormiorl TIL that leaving Ihe school /, easy Of
access. being midway between New ufk aud l'lla-
dcphla and within filee or four hours ride OF either
CITY; and lor health, Its situation considered I'M
uvalled: pufcf an Is not bieathcd in America than
that the vicinity Of Princeton II snot desirable
customary 10 receive boys we've years ofage-
Those OF eight on nue years old are pref red. The
school year l. divided ulo Two sessions aud ,acd-
tons, The winter session commencing the Isl dav Of
November, aud tie summer session the first day oil
May and the vacations beng tue month, al PM
and September The studies pursued, aud the time
devoted to each, 'trH somewhat, according 10 the
destination oil the pupil for commercial OF Profession
Al life.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28
g b ,iunn ct tl.e#I troubles
SPAIN.


HANRE NJ NRkEf, August lo.-The good
news RESPECTING Cotton, uom LWcdsool ha. h,l 4,
favorable elect ucfs. and |. 5. o.tu5ry aud mIlmr
qualities have hoea actively Sought lot. From day
10 day business has become lnplc animated aud on
Thursda! 5000 bales nefc disposed OF. Th.te +,
however To advance ia pr,cc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28
Robinson - Elliott,

ne New OPENING \ VARIETY OF
cheap and des!rt,,ir EooD.. ,s,.,,,
y selected IN the Northern oiurs and TIN, ,i,d.c
themselves To onethcm at such rnor, A. Will cfaur,
que, salcs. '''
Angus; /
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28
ESQ al
essSDd z.5snsis.

] cJ,s Palm Scoops, very cheap,
] do Plan Straw d..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28
FIRE FARMERS COURSE.
.f2HprSS (0arf EEcNHc.

E'uE RACES over tins COURSE, viii cout-
Il mcnee ON "Wednesday, the lth of October.
1887, aud continue four days.
First Day.
\ Colt stake FOR years old, mile heats, pur..
$40 Entrance SO. For colts raised in tho coun-
RES Of Amherst. Nelson and buckingham.
Second Dag.
The Iocacy Club purse. supposed to be $3.50.
Entrance -. 2mIle heats.
Ihird4)ay
Proprietor, pla,c of sl95 entrance $40. qn,le
heats.
Foorh Day.
\ Wheat axe for3 vrlls old. entrance i 0 iush,l,
hall forfeit already entered, aud to close on thu
18th Of September; the colts raised ~ the abo,.
mentioned Counties.
Is this Club IS established solely tor the pur,oss
Of encouraging the introduction Of blood stock and
allorllng breeders opportunity of making some
la Of thrir colts, and there beng Iochies utter.
csed, often affords anu ,enrrn than when eou
Quoted hs more sklIlul hands.
Tuc Tack vii be III good order Stables and lit
lcrtanl,hed race horses rst oteo>t, BY
THE PROPRIETOR.
Sept. Il ito
ylRGINA:-,ta rourr held for ,;ra,-on county, +, til.
CONT 6on~' On Monday the si'' day otJols lda'
Js'Ph iAant. PlanuG,
Boloarn Well. Defendant.
Is Cn,StrrY.
Tn u tindlnt not having ctt.d h appearance and er
en- urt, areoms tohr act Of Assembly and the rule.
tins eourt and mp ns 10y satisfactory evidence, that hc
not an nhidtnt oi thus STAT the motion Of the plaintiff
h, hi council II 10 ordered 1hr tie said D. PENDANT do ap
par hr an N dfst sH oil Oeiobcr ne>t and
the p inua bill and thai copy o Tins nrdr he forthwith
serted IN som newspaper pu.t in tins state for
month lar.@''ef and posted at TIA. fotdoo OF the
\ Cop5-re-t.,
oKtil.E ANDERSON, D. G.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28

E'iIE RACES over tins COT RISE, viii cou
L mcnce ON "Wednesday, the llth of October.
S37, and continue -four DAYS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28
oNAlILG ANDERSON. n. Z.


VIRGINIA Ut H.. j.. tr-t' -. Oh. OF TIE
.oln. cpIrt a.. iilsr IA ts..ut l.. "a ,iss tn-
gu-t. W..
io,u >t.wat h5.aa. tller au, ,a stance III. v r tor.
u'fly Constance StN'ait plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Edward II want Josiah stewart aa! W in,,a Mead admir-
of An-l. ~t=Huit, 3.,.d. nsfi..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28

VIRGINIA vt court held for tray county ri til.
count lon~,, On Monla! ula 2itI day ot july, los
J~Ph liAalt Planutr
do1HSt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28

\ Coir stake FOR ? years old mile heats, purse
90. Entrance $40. For otis raised in tho coun-
'lcs Of Amherst. Nelson and Buckingham
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28

Proprietor, pla,e oi Sis. turance $40. emile
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-09-28

April
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
EzDO FEEsEs5

u psgsons ndebtsa to by nota arc earnestly re- A sussted t9 come forward and pay tas same or a part thereof without delay.
 Those debtsd bY book account are requested to ssI aad asste es sams, y note ef 8theFssa 5taeat bsne called o8, McLAiA $ hADaHRts Liais Rock, tan. 5 Is57.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
HATES AEsEsEV AL OF Is GOODS.

V 7s IlflAm D. ALT las jGst received direct z YV New orx iarge and general assort,oe.on esaon FALL .4A.D VkATEfss GOODS, consisting isa.0l a of the following articles VIZ gaN
 Red, green and white Mackinaw and French blsl red, green, Wbtes yellow, tWilied eoi9red gantoe figured Salisbury aannels satinots biae ap3 n5;aa ae befseys; 9s z4 and 5-4 brown and oieaeIea .lsAea ngs red and mixed nseys indigo checks; claosss' fancy, t#illea mourning, bae prints blk and eol,4 cass5afs i3-a Msrseilles quilts bFaseya and el aPer; Irish long aWns blk silk and fancy weber ~ iugsssilk and cotton uabreilae can5rfe, acohet plad, hgured and Pain swiss, mu and book n9ns. furniture and cambric diuity; wide gros de lustring cold gros de Naps white, pink cold nun la black aud rich figured Rout de oie; aenshaW and ored Florence silks thread e9gEgs: tncy dress @ so' ateFino hdkfs; printed Thibat wool, Al and g4 ana 5-4 and 65 raw silk, and S4 scarlet ske shaygFs kid white ace silk and white linen gloves g,ol skin, castor, hoskin, white kid and white linen ql ladies en6d silk, merno, lambswoo, faacv ana ,ess. ribbed cotton hose; ehildren9s mixed and seaFlot g Wadding: spso cotton; furniture and carpet india rubber aprons ladies super aamask spd r5sil merno eoaks otter fur hair and seal eaps. oh sa cellars.
 Eea5Iyz1gaf3e CIofEaaasg. vsz. Camblet coaks blue and green blanket petersbara
 usins coats blk and blue cloth, eassi4ere, sanst kersey and Flushing round-iackets 5Id and white saf white Alara8lles and painted velvet vests; drab bll beaver and silk hts men's thick begged rlsset I@ and calf arogaus; boy seWed and peggd brog3ns fe boots clf navy ties shoes pumps and slippers laai, white ana black satin, kid and Prunella slippers naras and leather shoes P0nela. gsitet ndleafher baofs
 Also, assortaantot Hard8are Queens and G5as,aars Cutlery, and Pistols.
 Groceries.
 Havana eo6ee; New-5rleaas, white Havana an5 io.f 8ngafs sHgarhouss m8iassea; maekerel acked salmon sperm oil, rice white and brown soap Browns No. honey-deW, Bona.s sWeet-scentad Roanoke leaf. abi Kentucky tobacco fine cut do bunch raisns chocolate Madeira nuts, hlbefs and almonds lemon and raspber " sgrups guapoHdeg and young hyson teas cha6agas and rognae brandy champagne, gencr5e, Madera
 useat. sweet Ala8ga and elara wines old Irish8bs. key5 &eH-6aeaBs run; sweet oil; patent moudean. dies candes, assoftaindlgo eopal Yarnisb, camphor, &c.
 ai5aTe articles, 7T u4alfy others not ennmef. ztsarakng his assortment onplete--wIl be sold low. for cash
 Little Rock Get r, 7as8.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
w~. c7sk-f ra4 w G~gsFy- "a ss.T
 h9 A s4Esx a i E12 lNs

#yTE o5ertaership heretofore existing under the firm E of fAIr < DUNN is ..iseolgedby tha death Of Edw. a Duap persons iade5tad to the lata firm arc re- specially requested to call and close their accounts
 WILLIAM 5. WAIT. N 3. The business in future will De conducted sy Filiiaa 8 8ait, on his own account, ssiGtis R8ek. October ,, Is96.-27f
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
sks8s. szzs x4a.

&&&t&f 85&x s1af sss zss.. 1s.-5-4s. E7E subscribers respectfully a.9ra the public, that
 t4eY sfl5 continue tHs 5totags and Forwarding ou- siness at the 8aaTH eF t6RkNsAs HlFEn. They nave eompletel thor large and eoaasod5us warehouses and are noW ready receive aad os Fa all goods, produce, sze tas sa4 s;'ei2s o st9e i5r business entrusted 10 them will be penctQalIJ and what a ef more importance, spec iyattendedto Phey have interest @ aag staanboat whataqer and rely only on the aul discharge their business for patronage and favor.
 Persons ascending tha Arkansas, viii indthe passage through 54a meath sf Ark8nsas equally good at all times. and batter soae taaa taso1sfthe cut et-ss boats e1aa eass flown ina 9aeE. @AeHtae aspthof Wa tee does la# sd at 8aesags through 5He latter.
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 Having recently haan informed thaz misEepresepta- iaas aaeat He nf9stiea5ii5ty ef tafeag fFeH tie Pest of rsaasas to this aace ay aad. on account o W1tsf aa8 other o5sttaetioaa, #a feel fl duty We a#s oa5seses na at9geHn community, t9 Fs. te taat good aoaa $ BOW open. auH, g't very l#ght eIce7- taHs sa direct and dry rolts from this place to the Ees1 4ad eHiy eseat 37 niles alstaat.
 ff aaTaaittfne care and attention will merit it they teastfa receive share af pn5Iic patronage.
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The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
4. E1M HAEN 6 Elt9.

 4 Ra eoaassatlg receiving new additions ta tasif ' stock oi zoods % hand. They have feselHsa ifosz New 0fsaas, per the Neosaos dor. fhibst wool shaws Uz1 plaid pJess 9g'd gireaFsiaa
 se Salisbury flannel rcd iiHsey pairs super red blankets l doz. gents fnfred gloves 3 misses worsted kosa 3 wool socks 2 ladies' sewsd c. s. shoes !" children's begged do.
 Groceries. box lemons bitters ]" Havana preserves I1 ;" table sslt kaE black pepper boxes bunch fafsns I1 sperm candles aoap starch coddsh ssgs Goshen butter 6 barrels prime brown sugar
 S}ada2ery. Plain and Spanish saddles Buesat and black bridIes Martlncales and saddlebaga Circinges and girths
 Hardware Best spring and plain percussion eAps bag horseshoe nails cofn mills, Wit3 wheels l00 lbs American 5Hstafad stssl Dec. 5 f@ (.