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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-02
Died,

In this town, on Thursday evening Last. Joseph,
only son Of Capt Joseph Sherman. aged 3 years
In the death Of this interesting child, much hope
and expectation has heen suddenly blighted.
On Thursday night last, Ellen Mumford. only
daughter Of ,Ir. Solomon Gladdihg. aged years
and 2 months.
On Sunday evening last, William lIooky only
son Of Mr.. James Is. Cahoone, aged yr, 8 mos.
and IL days
At DanviIIe, Kentucky, on the 18th nit Miss
Mary Ann Nichols. aged % years, daughtrr Of
the late Mr.. Jonathan Nichols Of that place, and
formerly Of this town.
In Wickford. 23d. Mr.. Beni. r, Wecden, in
the 25h year Of his age.
In orihiKngsto. n, 29th, Mr.. Nathaniel
Sphinx aged g. years.
In N. Orleans, 3Oth Sept. Of the prevailing cpl
denic, Mr.. Daniel w. Gladding, son Of Mr. Dan.
ieI GIadding, of Bristol, X. L. aged 2S years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-02

Mr.. Hazard presented an act TO ad-
jourD the Court Of Common Pleas for the
county Of Washington, from the second
Monday in November to the 2ist Of No
vember. Read first time, aud laid on
the table.
On motion of Mr. Cransion, Mr.. Bow
en- OF East Gieenwich, was appointed n
committee TO prepare and report res"lu-
lions relative to II day Of Thanksgiving,
Repor. of the Commissioners on The
BurriIlvilIe Bank, was read, and on mo-
tion of Mr.. Simmons, referred to select
committee, consisting OF Mes-rs. Sim
mons, Clark, and the Speaker.
Mr.. Mowry, Of Smithfeld, presented
memorial from the town of SmmhfieId,
praying Tor an equalization of Represen-
tation in the General Assembly. Read
and referred To the committee on the Ju.
dietary.
Thursday morning, At q o'clock, was
ASST gncd for the trial of the docket oi
private petitions.
Adjourned to Wednesday yesterday
morning, at 10 o'clock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-02
[From the n. Y. Com. ADV. Of Tuesday.

! Tur SusQuEHANSA.-W are still without
any such dcnnlte and convincing information,
relative To the fate or condition Of this vessel,
~ would serve Ia quiet the apprehensinns at
those interested IN her welfare. ! he inyerti-
gotlon now IN progress at Philadelphia, GER
talnly dlscloscs tissue Of facts, from which
the conclusion appears almost irresistible, that
plrat,chl enterprise. or at least some enter
prlse very different from the ordinary cliarac-
ter Of mercantile navigation, has been medi-
taied, If not actually set on foot. The char
actcr. aud former course of life, aud recen Mt
conduct, Of The suspected person-tbe man
named Mitchell, Of whom some particulars
are narratcd-can be rcconciled with nothing
so easily as with the snpposltIon that ho was
preparing for an attack upon some outward
bound vessel.
! On the other hand, it is To be observed that
there is very little to identify the SusQuehan-
na as the victim, supposing that ship has
been captured. As yet we have nothing
whatever, pointing to that vessel, except the
original statement of the pilots ON board the
Mary Ann. and the evidence given by Mr..
Rcy and, one Of those pilots, before the may
or Of Philadelphia, which is very far indeed
from convincing on thst point.
! IT vii! be observed that the ship on fire
was seen on Satvddy-the day of the sup
posed piracy, and very soon after the hour
designated by tho Delaware pilots. But we
have distinct and positive information by the
steam packet At Charleston, that the Susque-
hanna was seen on Sunday; and the vessel
which arrived at the Breakwater reported
that the SusquehanDa was again seen on
Monday. II these reports a'e correct, of
course it cannot have been the Susquchanna
that was burning on Saturday-unless the
fire was exllnguished, which is not very
probable, surprising it to have been kindled
Intentionally by the pirates. Either, there
fore, the burning ship or the ship so often
seen standing to the sou,hward, since Satur.
day, was not the Susquehanna. Beyond this,
we can find no data on which to form def
mite opinion.
! There is another fact, which proves that
the Susqnehanna cannot have been the ship
on fire. Mr.. Rowland says positively. that
he and his companions on board the Mary
Ann had the Snsquehanna and the schooner
in sight until dark, on Saturday; and Capt.
Baxter says that it was between Sand PM.
when he first saw the smoke. OF course it
could not be the Susqnehanna that he saw, if
that vessel was the one seen by the pilots.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-02

THE ROCHESTER, MURpER.-.In pre-
ceding column will be found m account
Of one Of the most cold-blooded murders
ever committed in this country. The
hand Of justice, it is gratifying to state,
has speedily overtaken the perpetrators
Of the horrid deed. The Rochester pa
pers Of Thursday and the two sequcni
days, contain the particulars Of the ar
rest and examination Of three young men,
on whom suspicion had almost Immediate
ly been excited from their mysterious
conduct. Their names are Octavius
Barron, Peter Philwell, and Thos. Ben
nett. The two frs: are French Cana
dians, aged about 22-the latter is much
younger, aged about II. From all ac-
counts, it is apparent that the prisoners
are dissolute young men-frequenters of
gambling houses, sc.
The Rochester Democrat Of Saturday
SAYS" The examination Of Octavius
Barron, was closed last night. He was
committed for trial at the Court of Oyer
and Terminer, to be held in April next
The testimony adduced clearly warrant
ed his commitment. The farther exami-
nation Of the other persons, arrested up
on the same charge, was postponed till
Wednesday.
The facts adduced are perfectly as
founding. A more remarkable train OF
circumstances-so harmoniously linked
together, and so rapidly brought to light
--were perhaps never before presented" !"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-02
BRIGHTON Monday, Oct 30
(Reported for the Boston Patriot.)

~ market e675 'eef Cattle 1850 ST. res. 1000 si ep
and $50 wine.
Ps,crs-i'Eir C,rriE -Snlei ru'ck. and highei
prices "b'ainej we advance our qno tionS 70 CORES
pond. viz extra At 10 a ~. fir qualify Sc d 50
second quai ~ 595 ass hi d quality D. 25.
RAnsELLino 'iAIrxE-Pric hnv advanced. ms wi
he seen bv citations nj lots pm rnnsrr
by the inm " pr esp oh hly higher than our QUO
sr"R's -Yearlings 81 n 10 two year old SI3 20
three year old Sls u ~.
| sHErr-L"s were taken at so, G7, ! SO, So, Q so
9 az. aud 3 25.
sw,NL-snies nt whoes 'Is. at : frr sows md g e"
n uows II retail, a and 70. Sows ard 81 and f,I
ParTpws.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-02

Translated from the Courier dts Etas Cnis.
We understand that the commissions
ers authorised TO raise two companies OF
French and German volunteers, for the
war in Florida, have selected for cap
tain, Nj. Seller, chevalier OF the order Of
William, King OF Holland. M. LAYERS
is appointe lieutenant. About 100 sub
altcrns & privates have already enrolled
themselves a. members Of this corps, the
uniform Of which is very handsome. - ".
Y. Com. .4dr.
Mr.. Seller, the gentleman named in
the above paragraph, has resided in this
town for upwards Of year past. His
family still remain here.
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Wore G.OOG Luck
At THE OLD OFFICE.

Wore GOOG Luck
At THE OLD OFFICE.
Only gentle hint-as pe boast not of the mn.
ny Prizes here sold.
In S. Fund Lottery, $50, Nos. 50 81 66
last Saturday, came up Prize Of 500 DOL
LARS--sold at this office. The holder is
r, quesled to call and receive the "better cur
rency." Beside The above, have sold sever
al 80, 40, aud $50 prizes within week.
This Day. Nov. q
No. LA, ~ nos. RI ballots, Capital $4,000,
Tickets SO.
Friday, Nov. 3,
No. ls5, G6 nos. ~ ballots, Capital $4,000,
Tickets 81.
Saturday, Nov. !,
No. lS6, 72 nos. IL ballots, Capital $50, COO,
Tickets SO.
Call and fill yonr purses it you please.
]. G. SHAW.
Nov. 2.
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Administrators A sale.

On .Mond"y, he ooM Of Nor. merit, at II
O'Clock n W. m;H be soh at Public
A"ci;on, on he premises,
A LII the righ,tiie and interestwhich Ma
"A ihanirl Wall, late Of Newport, dec. lad
nj the time of his death IN aud to a certain
!ot of land in said Newport. with the Dwelling
house and other buildings thereon standing,
bounded easterly on land late of John Hen
shaw ,nor'herly on land late Of George Gibbs,
westerly on land late of Sapuel Sternr, and
sonthcrly on Prospect-hl street. Conditions
at the sale.
p. r. REMINGTON, .adm'r..
Oct on The Estate Of .Nathaniel VioH.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-02
AUCTIONS.
ny MILTON HALL-Auctioneer.

WIN be sold nj Prbi;c .Avction. THIS
.NOR.NI.NE, af II o'ciock a. w. IN
from ~ 1Ouns.nd's H. TEL,
10 81 ares of Capital S:ock in Newport
." Bank,
.qno i'm nei'G'!y after, on Lyons Whacc
Is 600 Lnihs. Lot Of Lumber.
so Window Snsi."s Of different Sizes
IIorsr and Cart.
; stacks Oat Straw on Gould Island.
g Pigs about l50 cmt. each.
Farming Utensils. tarp"hi"r's Tools, &c.
SHEFFIELD Il BELL,
.'IssfgnUs If hLgrRf CorrRELL.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-02
isaac GGuld & Son,
Have received at their Store,

Have received at their Store,
No. l76, Ihamrs- street,
NF the latest Imrortriions, extra and common
~ CLOTHS. C.jSSLHERES, " FEST
LSGS.
Among which nro extra f"il:'d French md
yiish doub. m'd cloths, for sur"u- and w:n.
ter Irock coats: Also extra Beaver cloth ior win
I-r irock coats
Nohair and Pilot cloths. cnmbleis. extra buck
skin, plain and ribb'd Lambs wool shirt. and
draws Also. extra plain and d'ess stocks, col
lars, suspenders. eov.-, Sc.
All oi winch they n,n. The public 10 call and
examine. Nov. 2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-02

The Baltimore Gazette con,nins n letter
from Washington stating that Van Burcn's
Cabinet is about to BE- dissolved. Mr.. Buch.
anan, Of Pennsylvania, is to be Secretary Of
State; Mr.. Wright. Of New.Yo'k, Secretary
Of the Trensury; Mr.. Jones, Of North Carroll
ma. Secretary Of the Navy.
Papers ofa later date contain nothing in contra
dic,ion or confirmation OF the ru,nor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-02

instructed to attend to the duties Of their
appointment without delay, and report to
the Town Council.
Mr.. John Hammond was added to the
committee to exan,inc and place Stoves
and pipes.
The meeting then adjourned, sine die
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-02
PORT OF NEWPORT.
CLEARED.

Brig Gov Coddngton, Cozzens, Havana.
Do. Sea Bird, Ma, berry, New Orleans.
DO. hnnawan. Sanford, VI ilminglon. IN. G.,
DO, Napoleon, Hunt, Portland.
Sch. Geneva. Amy, New Orleans.
Do Delight n-Peacr. Nickerson, Providence.
SIoop Joseph Brown. Brown. Fall River.
Do. Rienzi, Heath, New York.
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SGtice.
Office.

V'fIE subscriber being about to leave this
town for some months, for the Florida
campaign, takes his leave from all his friends,
and good acquaintance, ard recommends his
family THAT remain here during his absencc)
to the protection of all honest persons in this
community Any person having any claim
against him is requested to hand it to George
Encs, Esq. for settlement.
Newport, Nov. 2. T.. A. SELLER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-02

A new and well executed weekly pa
per, Of imperial size, has recently been
established in Chepachet, in this State.
1t is entitled "The Newspaper" and
published by Mr.. S. Chace Newman
1t takes no sides in the politics OF the
day.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-02

The Legislature Of New-Jersey, on
Friday last, in joint meeting made choice
Of WILLIAM PENNINGTON, staunch md
uncompromsing Wing, as Governor Of
that State. Wing majority in joint bal
lot, %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-02
NfX ENoES.

HCsr received from the New York Trade
Sale, great variety Of New Books, con.
.isting Of History, Travels, Voyages. Novels,
&c. and very large assortment of Jnvenilr
Books, for sale at II. g.. w. A. BARBER's.
Now
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-02
Evening School.

vBNHE Subscribers Evening School com
L menced on "Wednesday Evening, Nov
lsr, at the School Room on the Long Wharf
f. TREvETT,
Nov. 9, 1887. ID. G.. DENHAM.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-02

STATE ELEcTIoNs--The election in
New-Ynrk commences on Monday next.
In Massachusetts, on the Monday fol-
lowing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-02

1t is much to be regretted, that Sena-
tor KING, of Georgia, has expressed his
determination to resign his seat in Con-
gress.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-02
Crackers.

IN bbls bn'trr and bbls soda crackers
M just received, for sale by
j. Il. Marion g. Co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-02

We copy from the Providence Jour
nal Of yesterday, the following account
OF the proceedings of the Legislature,
now in sc ssion at Kingston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-02
Administrators "A Notice.

Y'HE subscriber having been appointed
l. Administrator on the Estate of
.abJy II. Earle,
late Of Portsmouth,, dec. hereby gives notice
that he has accepted SAID trust and given
bonds as the law requires, ard requests oil
persons having demands against said Estate
to present them for settlement, and those in
debted to make immcdiatH payment to
SiEPiiEN B. CORNELL. .Iimr.
Portsmouth, Nov. |, 1887.
NEWPORT. Sc C1erh's Office. Court of Com
mon Pleas, .Niwpo,t, Od 25th, 1897.
WA1 HEREN Nathan B. iIan.,nett, Esq. has
w I'll Il in this office, his petition, setting
forth that in tho month Of April last. and at other
times. he furnished sold and deli, cred TO " illian
Gof. Of said Newport, trader, certain materials
10 be used in building nine pin or bowling alley
Oh said COTS lind - [bounded north on H. }.
fiudSon's land, south on Nathan iiannieits la q,
east on John ). Langey's land, and west on
Thames ssi'eet, ]-pral ing said Court that judg-
ne"t may be rcn1ered in his favor for the va ue
Of said materials, as is provided by "An Act ss-
curing 10 mechanics and Others, payment for the r
labor and materials expended in erecting aud re-
paing houses and other buildings, canals, rail-
roads and 'urnpikes, with their appurtenances.
And whereas Thomas Sw winburne and Henry J.
Hudson, hav filed their petition, setting forth that
they have furnished. sold and delivered TO Elisha
Cl rke. Of said Newport, laborer certain labor and
materials, used on y certain dwelling house stand
ing Oh land belonging To said Clarke in said New
port, bounded ea.terly on land Of Edward Nc
Hugh, sou,hery on land leading to land Of Charles
f.. iiamneIr. westerly on Spring street, and
nohherly on lani Of Paul Overing.
Notice is hereby given TO all creditors hnping
n lien on said estotes, that they appear at the
next term of said C"u,t, To be holdcn at Newport
III. ith Monday Of November next, aud mako
out their claims, agreenby 10 law.
GO. &. SHAW, Clerh.
Nov 81
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-11-02
MEMORANDA.

At Hamburg. Sept. 5,h. ship VIM Enga,
Vaughan. for Goienburg. TO load for New York.
Ship Erie. Dennis. Of this port, was spoken
March 22d, lat. As 5. lon. l75 r.. with 220o
bbls. oil.
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Married,

In this town, on Tuesday evening last, by The
Rev. Mr. Freeman, Mr.. George Sherman. TO Mis-
Joanna 3. Read, eldest daughter Of Capt. Johr
Read, all Of this town.
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Coffee.

IN bags Lagura, 10 bags Cuba. FOR sale
w by j. r. .Nc,rion s. Co.
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Vinegar
NEW GOODS.

EuRSITuRE Dimtv.
Il Good Italian blk silk IIhk'fs.,
Rich heavy raw silk Shawls,
Mrrino do.
Table and Pinno Covers,
En liSh black Ginchams.
French and English Mcrir .cs. with vS-
rietv Of other goods. for sale chcap. Mt
Ort. 26 JOHN r. TOW NSEN DIS.
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JWeekIp AImamar.
Ca,eu'nted for the meridian Of .vspport

Moons first quarter 5th. Oh. 39m. morn.
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starch.

ON boxes white and blue starch, Cor sale
Az by j. r. .Ne,cton &; Co.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-17
nFOUT1T OF ARKANSAS.

19fE subscribers respectfully inform the public that IL they still continue the Storage and Forwarding ba- siness at the Mourn or ARkA RIVER. They have completed their urge and eommodous warehouses; and now ready receive and forward all goods produce &gc tha may be consigned to them for resApment. All business entrusted to them will panctaay and what is of more importance speedily attendedto. They have interest in any steamboat whatever and rely only the faithful discharge ohe business for patronage and favor.
 Persons ascending the Arkansas, will fndthe passaee through the mouth of Arkansas equally good at all times, and better at some, than through the cut oas boats often pass down the former when the depth of ter does not admit passage through the latter.
 They will also transact goNassIoa BustNEss ofeye- " kind which may be entrusted to them--buying up- country produce on the river, 65c.
 Having recently been informed that misrcpresenta- ions afoat to the practeabtY of travelling from the Post of Arkansas this place. by land, account of water and other Instructions, feel it duty we ourselves and travelling community, to state that good road is open, and, with very slight eXeep ons, direct and dy route, from this place to the Post, and only about 27 miles distant
 #x4I uurcmtting and attention will merit it. they trust to receive share ofpubGe patronage.
 MATES, RYAN 65 co.
 .Hoptb ef .4r5caHsns, .4Bg. l5, 1835.-2Gtf
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-17
EST AEgRTVAT s'.,'t-
 R5 g GOODS.

N7e/ lidfAM B. " All has just received diraa.e
 New ork, large and general as5ss assorf@saao ron FALL .fA3 BLN1EIe G00Bs, coDsistol. iinialaento Of of the following articles viz n paE
 Red, green and white Mackinaw and French l, red, green, white, yellow twilled colored C,aAal figured Salisbury iannels satinets bn S@ilon @ and kerseys 3-4, ii and 5-4 brown and beaeh5 dla mixed ings red and mixed Iinseys indigo checks L saee fancy, tWed. mourning, blue prints blk and is3 ays cassians I34 Marseies quilts brdseve and 6 ' Jir taper Irish long lawns; blk silk and fancy I dt ngs silk and cotton umbrellas eambric iaean 7 vest plaid figured and plain Swiss, null and boo 5 pe furniture and c2mbric dimty wide gros de FS5 q ustring: cold gros de Maps; White pink cI,5 5'alan black and rich figured Poult de ssoe; seneba ' plue ored Florence silks thread edgngs: fancT @ @aa col, meriHo hdls printed Ihibet wool, 4-4 and E 70 ana 5-4 and 6d silk and 84 scarlet silke sba,g kid, white lace, silk and white linen gloves: skin, castor, hosn, white kid and white li9 puck ladies embd silk merino lambswoo fancy a 4otes f ribbed cotton hose ehildrens mixed and eear lte wadding spool cotton; furniture and carno4 India rubber aprons ladies' super damasF and g merino cloaks otter, fur, hair and seal cans n collars. 'ua
 TGeadEy-ETaeFe Clothing. viz: Cambet eoaks blue and green blanket Petersbar .., Flushing coats blk and blue cloth, eassimere sst; sa kersey and Flushing round jackets bid and white @ white Marseilles and painted velvet vests: drab bal beaver and silk hats; mems thick begged rlsset I and calf bfogans; boys sewed and peggd bropansa is boots calf navy ties shoes, pumps and sliDpars 1Is white and black satin, kid and prunela slippers moroa co and leather ahoes prunela gaiter and leather boo
 Also, assortment of Hardl0are, Queens and GJasars Cutlery, and Pistols.
 Groceries.
 Havana coffee; New=0reans, white Havana and lo,e sugars sugar-house moassesi mackerel, pcked salmon sperm oil, rice; white and brown soap Browns M honey-deW, Bonns sweet=scented Roanoke leaf. and Kentucky tobacco fine cut do bunch raisns chocolate Madeira nats fberts and almonds; lemon and raspber " syrups gunpowder and young hyson teas champap. and cognac brandyi champagne, Tenerine, Madeira Buscat, sweet Malaga and clare wines old Irish wbs key; NeWOrleans rum; sweet oil patent mould can. dlos candies assorted indgo copal vamish eanphor &1c.
 f1The above articles, and many others not enomer. matchmaking his assortment comPletewill be sold low for cash.
 Little Rock Oct r. 1896.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-17
J. DID TsAUN & co.

A KE constantly receiving new additions to thelr A stock of Goods hand> They have received from New Orleans, per the Neosho, dog. Thbet wool shawls l < 6-4 plaid do. piece Ggd Crcassiau '' Salisbury flannel i red linsey ( pairs super red blankets l doz gents itrred gloves 3 {" misses worsted hose 3 wool socks , [" ladies' seWed C. s. shoes 1 children's begged do.
 Groceries. box lemons l bitters ? s Havana preserves I2 table salt keg pluck pepper s boxes bHHch rasins f2 sperm candles soap starch codfsh keqs Goshen butter 6 barrels prime brown sugar
 Saa0lery. Plain and Spanish saddles Russet and black brides Martingales and saddlebags Gircingles and girths
 7EaPsiyT QgGa Best spring and plain percussion caps ] bug horseshoe nails 6 corn milis with wheels 100 lbs. American bllstered steel Dec. ,, 1Ss6.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-17
TOM EsI1N Ill9g. laIias -UNCAs.l

NNYIl stand the ensuing eeason at the stable of the
 w undersigned, in Little Rock commencing the ast of April and ending the ist of July and will be let to a the reduced price ofwenty dollars the season. zen deIars the single eap payable It the expiration of she season, thirty dollars with oa, payable as seon Us the mare is known be with foa, thc property n the same be changed. One dollar in each instance o be paid to the gfoom Every attention will be paid to from distance, but no liabilities Sor accidents or escapes.
 Tow BENTON is beautiful dark brown, with black legs mane, and ta without any natural white about bm--fnll fifteen hands three inches hgh-we propor- aionedine bene snew and muscular form, and will be eight years old this spring.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-17
LOOK HEIR Ess

Lh persons indebted to y note are earnestly re- n quested to forward and pay the same, or a sart thereof, without delay.
 Those indebted to us by book account are requested to call and settle the sae by note or otherwise without being called on. MeLAIN 65 BADGETT.
 Little Rock, Jan. {, i537
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-17
DESSOEE EEGDN.

VIE copartnershp heretofore existing under the firm H of WAT $ DUNN is dissolved by the death of EdW. II. Dunn A persons indebted to the late firm arc re- spoetlly requested to call and close their
 WILLIAM 5. WAIT. x. D. The business in future will be conducted by William B. Wait, on his account. Little Rock, October ,, I836.-27tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-17
Erresh slaakor e.araen seeds.

' DEBAtT& &z co. have received from tho Shakers 98 Society, Pleasant Hill, Ky, quantity of Garden Seeds the growth of 1926 They have made arrange ments with the Agent of the Society for yearly supply by which means they expect be enabled to furnish their customers with excellent and fresh article in that line
 Little Rock, Nov. 2S, 1886.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-17
Philip Patterson.

claimant by her solicitor, Freeman, and it appearing he satisfaction of the Court by the sherfs return of aa est on the ammons in this returned that the sald aeenaant Philip Patterson s net nhabitant of bs county: It k therefore on motion of Freeman sol- itoa or complainant aforesaid ordered bY that 4n alas summons issue in this cause, and that the anne together WA his order, be published in the Ar sansas Adeesate. newspaper paasfsd at Little Rock
 5r six succeasi7 prior the next of this ourt requiring he 1d dRtsndfut 10 he and appear at he next term of he Circuit Court for the county of Ar kausas to be holaen at the courthouse the village of Arkansae on the second Monday in April next, and plead answer demHr the compainants bill in this case fled the will be taken confessed against ,.''. N''N Teste, 5. c. ". LEAv1rT, cl'k.