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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29
s. NJ. FLOrRNOY, ShG
BY LL HENRY, Dcp'ty.
Sep. 1881. i7-it. Lpr. fee s.

rs J.L HENRY, Dcp'ty. /
Sep. lj,16j7. lat. Lpr. fee So /
SHEAlFF SALE.
John $. Gooch) On alias fl ia to Octo-
vs. Der term 1887, in
Uriah Kent ! madison circuit court
BY virtue Of the above stated case
directed to the Sheriff Of Madison
county. shall expose to public sale,
for cash, at the Court House door in
the town of Canton, on Monday the
10Th day ofOctober ncXt-nllthe right,
title. intcrest& claim; ofthe within ma
med defendant Kent, at the time Of
the Rendition Of the Judgment, in the
atove stated case in and to a certain
tract or parcel land, lying and being
in the county aforesaid viz: the Il 4 OF
the S W 4 of section -, township 10,
range 8, cast; containing by estma-
ton so acres, be the same more or less.
Levied on and will be Sold to satisfy
the above stated case.
S. Nj. FLOURNOY. Sh'H.
BY J. J. HENRY, Dept'y.
sep. Is, 1882. i7-5t tpre fee 50.
SHERIFF. SALE.
J. & Il. Gqninan, On alias fl ia to DC.
VS. tober Term $50,
Roni. Williams in Madison Circuit
BY virtue of the above stated case
directed to the Sheriff OF Madison
county. shall expose to public sale
for cash, at the Court House door, II
in tho town of Canton on Monday tn
10th of October next; the following
described tract or parcel oil land, VIZ
the NiEiN Z of section II, town
: ship 8, Of Range 8 East. Levied OF
/ and will be Sold sati-fy the above sta
!, s. M. FlOURNOY, Sh'ff.
II BY J.J. HENRY, Deputy.
e Sep, IS, 1887. i7-5t [pr fee So
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1837-09-29

he o. the above stated cases
abth Sheriff OF Madison
sal expose to public sale
ai lie court house door in
n Canton, on moaday the
Fober next, the following de-
|ll 10 wit: The w ! n L /
|atownship 8, range Q west.
and will be sold to satisfy
! stated cases.
u FL0URNOY, Shift.
By J J HENRY, dpt'y
1887 l8-6t [pr fee S14-
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-08-16
From the. New York Sun. /.

RrxARKAHIr CASE OF soMNAMBuLIsM.
The Boston Medical and Surgical yourns
al contains ! highly interesting history of d
remarkable case. Of Sonanalnbalisfa, which
iooar place ia Gloucester, Mass. in. the
wears 1875. furnished by Or. Benjamin
sfIaxkeH .ef South Boston. The, subject
yESIl;am Blnrchford. n. sill resides In Giou.
s,sser. s. .the f,,! pessession ofshis mental
s;fIaes,lt,as. he was at The time. but IL years
] sc noe. and shortly previous 10 the attack,
,Sas smnIovtd son.board Of a vessel plying
:hesween Ell Giouc,estes and n. York. Wesub.
ION The fellowiing extracts, as thew are Civ.
=, IL nf 81 H.-oInii,tine many Of his proIes.
!, s sinnaI q "a caInInents. - s { Is . ss .
IS q I)n i sfks eyenino Of Janaary 90, 1884,
IS f,oIa,.isni,a 81 z severe pain IN fle head,
md ,ss;ras s. rest s title earlier than usual.
Ne M ,;sxt evening he complained of simiis
) 5Iar Sain. .but more severe. This took place
shaif 81, bonr eayhsr thalna oss the preceding
s.vsn;no md was attended Wifh confusion
of;nleas. and "a lions marks OF mental dis.
f,,rI,a,,ces On the third evening. stiifearl.
) ss;;er.. .besoan 'what seemed to be- d regular
narox vsrn 81 ;nte rm;;itent ieYer, passing sue.
.sess;vclv through fhecold ,fhe hot, aud the
sweating sss,a Stages. The disease continued 10
,h;;s farm. about three weeks His ptysic.
;sn I anrs r ;,aoino from sprosent j ppear. Il
@ .nses. and from ne Z possibility of his expo.
s,,rs = ,na,ar;as while A. New York. inferred
;;Sa. !, ,,,,st he ,s,Eu;,o more ar less tbao
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-08-16
From the Pittsburg Times ! !

= j
he moae sedi transactions of prii.-
pate liz. are at q, ,stand; ;ihs fiscal dpefatioas
ofthe Government lab Dor with extrme neon.
yenience. &, seisss
So exclaimed Mr.. Secretary Dallas IN
1874, when the destrpctioh of the s6rsf Ma.
tiopal Bank, and fhe substitution ofyState
institutions. had so deranged the currency
and embarrassed the fiscal pera,ions uf tho
Government, as to renderthe establishment
Eof the u. S. Indispensable to national and
EiindiYjdual prosperity. With, stN greater
foce is the languages of Mr. -Dallasapphcable
I the present DISASTROUS condition of our
affairs, when The whole country has been
prosrated by the signal failure ofsa dread
sf fMl experiment. = - Z - = - =. -
IS We design presents TO our renders, q
condensed view of the system Of Backing,
as has been incorporated with the policy
Lofthe United States, believing that an ali-
5thentie statement ofthe prominent facisWlh
be not only interesting but usefulin guiding
them 70 correct conclusions uponthis alb.
sorbing feet.
s. Before the adoption efour Constitution,
the Bank OF North America (l7sl swas
chartered by the ontinental Congress, with
"a capital Of 400, 900 d6ilars. lis ope.
ra.ionis being very limited, ii afforded. ba,
little relief from the pressure,and difficulties
soccasionedsby the lutienarys war. In
1857, our present Constitution became the
fundamental law; and :in 1892, with Wash:
sington at the head of the administrator,
and by the advice. Of other patriots ,ol lthe
revolution, and sages of the Convention
who framed the Constitution, was a National
Bank with capital Of Ten millions, iucor-
porated Tor 20 years. During its existence,
Its beneficial effects were, every where xis:
ible in facilitating the operations OF govern.
ment, in promoting. commercial enterprise
and domestic industry, and establishing
the chafacterand credit ofsour peop.e.-
The local banks also solvent. Prior to its
expiration in 1908, they applied. for a re.
charters and Mr.. Gallatih, then Secretary
Eof4he Trchsars anders y Jefferson re,
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-08-16

Or. Franklia's N Franklin, iii !;
sketch ofhis life and habits, relates the fol
lowing anecdote sof his frugal and aifecdon
.aseswife. a wife could 8 scarcely make
-prettier apology for anhasiug her frs
pieceof luxutury - ~ s
We have an English Proverb hat saws
e he that would thrive, S 3 -
Must ask his wife: g s. I,
sit was lucky. for me that i |, had one as fancf
disposed toindustry. and frugahiy as myself
She assisted me chcerf1liy in my business
folding and stitching pamphlets; tending
shop, purchasing old linnens rags forthe pa
.permakers, DC. We kept no idle servant
our table was plainand simple; our. furna
.tnre efthe scheapest For instance, nv nni
breakfast was, fora long fine, bread ane
milk, (no Tea, and late ilpuf ofa twospenpJ
earthern porrenger, with apewter spoons;
but mark how luxury will enter faulities
and make q progress il spite of princPis
beng called one morning 10 breskfast,
found itin q china bowl wittsa spoon ef fsil.
r.They bad been boughff ffofme wiittflou
my knowledge. by my wife ana had cos
her the ENORMOUS sum of three and twenty
shillngs, foB which she'had no other excnse
or.apelogy to make, but that She ttoogh
her husband deserped a silver spoon ane
china bowl, as well as any Of his neighbors,
This vas the first appearance Sof plate or
china in our house, which sgerwards NTH
course ofysars, as our wealth Increased
augmented gradually 70 several blBdreS
pounds ia value. 5. : : !. - : -
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-08-16


moved 9. the assonlsh shment. O me sSe- ,si
callys; tlsweyer rs pla0e iniosIpea ..s
Excel!epcy, fpat py sthe chafler tne govern:
nlent contracts upon certain 1ss consloe5a. s,
tos. g. 8'ie I, 'Qe Dsnk, e aspos'.e sne puvas
moneys 'ae1s.i,unsl, = was no ao1ef = s sur
10 90 50. ne gs, peielse1 .ney ~ele s.I. o.
cure IN mer yaues,-ana sl.efciofe eou.u :'1s
sselate lne PoWerw.!l, ~''ss' ny :
the charter had invested him: Ar. Diane es
.quiekly followed hIs Penps yiyanIa Predeces;
:str, and was succeeded by aless scruPn-
l6us man, alt. Ianey who sdld the g,s.
graceful act apda swas y elevated, at the ids-i
cease of the allustrlous Marshal, to the
Chef Justiceship SIS s, 8, !: :;
8 Phus was introduced inc system ot Pet
Banks, WHICH was deemed a. the time, ny
members OF Congress and on ipte.hgen pnb.
he. a dagrant rpafioh q eglslalixs power
which Cong gEessatself had repeated eelias
e. he5 BANS vas tlaally Rsosttated. aug
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-08-16

This great deposi,e Of Black Leadx
says the profes flies d lille m4Hward Of,
! slIsdIegk The whole fari6ation consiis sot
.a great,nunbeEsof para llel beds varying iif ii
width from a:feE nches 10 twenty lssesi--
They lie In q siHsuIal variety ef isipgIasdi
rock, (nsicacsioas sshistrss, y usually of. 6
bright cherry fed; but someifnes d siIserY
White color. These beds soecus though
out = space not less thar fbreetf tfourths 81
mile wide, andten miles J0Sg. I have never
teaap any nine Of dlabago which css
compare tentwisll sii ehd laye feas6silss
ito believe Il is 3b inipe 81 81 record. g g
Prolassof W dn lIISsiing in bad & spscSs|
menof lhis priessnsn q hina byts
tlie- late J9dg JoAasoa, of tie SdpTemes
sCouftso tie United Suites said, SIT siss6f
very fine quality. and appears Wslt ada6tF
botbIorc ayons and pom, ~ Alo Rfpisssoll
Af " lliams College, Massachusetts
.0a viewing other sFecinens declared aif
s4asthe fi1esf koeser: saw. - afionaf H.
eS<s<, s<ttSC1b
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-08-16

ned from the whole, and the large end sch
,vo f,.ctia The eafsh, which at that place Usss
rather moist. AHer standing mosc than
twenty years, or until the basswoed fences,
with which 1t was concerned had rotted
dawn, it was removed to another positions
where It has since served for two pair of
sars and one. gate. Atthe.time oerenoyal
:. appeared quite sound, and present appear.
ai.ces indicate a duration Of another twenty
years at least. From our experiments we
are convinced, that large posts are far more
durable than small. ones, and that, those
which OCCUPY the whole diameter ofthe
tree, are better than sawed or quartered
& trees Of equal size.
r. In the Railroad Journal, in an article on on
the advantages oflime as a preservation OF
timber, the following instance OF ITS effect
onthe edurabilityofW bite Pine, Pinus attss,) }
is given. The planks were parcel OF
pine panks used as platform on the ground,
on which to make live mortar. This plat.
form was laid by the inioFmant's grandtaths
er, in cornor Of. the yard, and used every
year more orless for the purpose Of a NOR
tar bed. His father continued .lt IN the
same use; himself, the grandson, continued
il for a Time as long as he had eccasio1l,
after whicht lay some years unused and
oyergrown with gras and weeds. Atleagth
wanting the ground for Snolher
purpose, he. had torn up. and removed, 'ex.
nec,i,o to find the planks entirely. ro.toR,
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-08-16

could dc to meet it, furling, the essmall sails
one by one, and reefng the large ones as
the gale increased, sending, down the top
mast spars,. and exhibiting, in MS remarks
on the violence and probable duration ofthe
gale, the, ,alternationsof hope. and fear ns-
tural to one who felt that properly and life
were at stake: =, -; 80 ].
Throughout the whole, whether at sea oI
on shore; in fair:weatheror foul. 90 mistake
in..point offact no errorin Judgment, no i'm
consistency in conduct cotld be detected BY
these who watched his conduct narrowly
and who were capable, from experience
and education, to see them ifthey occurred
All were struck with the extent and accar-
acysof his knowledge, not only in relation te
planagement Of a ship, but in geography
Snayigalien, and The manners and custonso
different nationss Of whicnhe knew conlpar,
ativeiy nothing when awake. No les'
surprising was his acu!eness Of memory
and judgment; and fertility ID .exped:cnts
We are told Fly theN New Y ork Transcrip
|thaf.a lady residing 10; the upper part ofthe
/ city, who was in the habit Of gossiippiie
abogt the Streets, and drinking ten witt, hel
acqpaiaIa aIances tive or three times "a. week
Fhayip8 an infant Of the agepf six weeks
rRhich she undertook 10 nmseherself, was
Fin thepfactice Of giving her child dose o,
sparagoric whenever she1efi home, in sordel
Etoskeepeit quiet, The dose was repeatedse
Eoasns that at leEgth it became necessary Il
give q Tea spoon fulFto have the desired
Fefeci. Being on Of fpatas soricson Monday
Fthee laiiy called at drug store. to get hel
Tphial replenished, when the druggist 8 wifi
Recommended her to use morphine, being
nlorepotent than the other drug; and woue
pfpddce sleep sooner. The ndyice was fol
loWeds and "a weak stludeh of morphine
token home. The lady'in the afternoon
wae qbi dyed to attend 4 afuneratofa friend 81
hers. and administered to The infant "a tel
spoon fall Of the,powerfat opiate. to keepi
quiet during herabsence, which had The
effect of putting It INTO sleep from which
.it viii never awaken. Ths coroner &as
sent for-an examination 81 Tie body niads
and upon Investigating the Cause of the
child $ death, K was found 10 proceed en-.
,tirek from sthe .efscis Of the delsteriops
drugs that had been from fine tostime ad.
ministered to. il. The druggist said he had
cautioned tbe mother from giving 100 Ire,
qnently but she replied that she Bad TO- %
ut.and she could mol take the child with her.
Satsrday Courier.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-08-16

ApgEnrisINa ne New York VSws|
"a vealth merchant &c sRaf c;tS.5
who has giSep more ad dgerlisiag TO thepress
liiian any other IN the city, once told tho;
editor Of that atfkpet hec connlep kbux uxipess
viii g. .detenniha af.6h t0 sS9spd. d a6vs
Using ali his pre6ts for the frst two syeafs|
bu that he soon found Il Impossible 3e. al d
50. he faster be pad optthe,more hs ys
ceived; and could he have saonopolized all
the advertising eolumns q. .afl the pspeis 8,
the oity be would have been repaid ohri
fould. s g s.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-08-16

IN ~, :,
tSs1 ss,s f ,bs fsss .ws ;n,
nass;blsa ,,bsy II 'sS,;,,sss @ az h.cnred -
b;b;I;n, Il nsss or y;saH q ! re;,,arI
fbIe dearse a. 8 The E bo,,ss,: IN which he lived
I.oyerIaotSI ! laroe .hay me. entrance. into
,be haibor :, Observation-Disclosures ,be davsns
conn - he had come - k;mseFi a1;er : &, ' Ia
Al l, M A. s. s,,aaSss
sa,sna I'm, s.: 8, nm .nd ,hss
- sss ~ aacf dascr;h;,s So. M ,,;ns,,s -,
las ,shss X Inn + scst.sIs, se,.,;hI,
NIL. ia a:l.,,s.,,S -, M ia Il n .,,s
80 s;ar sss rrsss,,; az = = ,s;s,;ass hin, 4
ssss onse iSsse n.raxy;sn,s = - ,l,a rs:nrsso,u
S.,s = I ...b;.b Saa, aac,,a .o,s,;,
fsssssH bs.,s,ss,; [ sast
nd I ss, s sr 3bara !, : M I,,b, = ,hs ro6,,
bs M ~ s,ss = s s,ats I s s,,ch n ,,a'ss i :, nas a
s.ss. -. my; s -. ho,,,
fd;d -, ,,., M ;Srscs wSsrs
So Ia = aa ts - tbe.
;,s,oscss, , s,,ss ciossly M fsIl| s;Ik hanikers
-, ,,Ia.s, nv, rs ,Ss hssd
- s f.bey and Ssld IS I s;,1s II ,napnss M fi ,st.
hs seemed "a lonk ,Frouoh ii,e hand as we'll
- ,b,. igas sben rea;,es.
,sd 3, b. as, ,i,st rom, {e
the number of Yen oriwesge,a y, amer pom
aingso saca successive young man.
wb;s be Vas nssnsible. as welI as the : OH.
bbs.s IA ,notb.r tiine he. reat,. fine nrint.
through ten 9nlck nesses ol osapeF' neld oy. e. z
iadys VINO "as'tlnw'hilg y peilese ING eYf-
qence ol9Aer senses. sse 8. a.l's t,li.s,
as ne expressed % :; p1 Peareu %.
Inn as large as tile eaets OF solaess Snngers,
and men were Hagnif,eo ING eia!llss
Sseep ialklag msni'estsd siisen as soons
as ;ths aaDges Inennoaed allechon Oh
the sense g yisson: s s l1ss spolecs was gen
eraiiy, ana always al hfst connected WIN; WIN
the seas re lnas'ned . a1mselI haas 70 oe tpe:
s1la 8 pa osll Wnos' g, 9, 9
mercEanl vessel Wh,ea ne sWotld lase
siafge Of wfnte lying.at the wharf, anladep,
and Eo1la commence WIN purchasing .
cargo, Or enseglng g iIeget. ihea ioiloWs w
red the process OF loading, dpfn g wineils ne
would describe iile articles as they were
hauled down 70 the landmg place, and g,ssi
ang minute directions re anon 70 tne oroef, ,
10 sThleh etley were ioso soe iaken On ,ooard'
and ~ what part OF the ship they were fo be-
piasea; fie tnea y. ule.sn'p Ieaay 'o.ssss g
cleared q. .ne sussoan nos,ss. Ieil9ssa = TON.
EStrearn. NextscaIfae the, aruuouS task OF
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-08-16

|fhee Eagaht issues Of the STATE BANKS
been etained there hase been no
overiradi1g. nospnlS Sersal fiaia; Ca:
Ilanlty hasbe lien sls+sh people must look
stc cis-the welfare !lapf mess ofps alkde
pend capable honest fepf fese1tasi
1:s... 8: s. - =. ,,:s 8: 6
FnITapS I s appESpY 81, YSliets
a ,.s s,s:s,s; s "a
Ehss !. 81 sa.;,,s s : 81
f;ns %Sars sSd,,I3 iI iss; 81 s. mn s
y, MI /, ,z ~. q; ,tS I
M ~. ). ss i .I's - -, -
H,.''.s : IN M ss ss., s =
e,s s,ss - re a
,s s.. ai s.. 9s.a al.s ..'aass sly sss's
s III S. ,sssss s, ~;
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.n.Ie = ss 49, s1s,:. ~
s,,u cs,lss, = ss,.s .ss
S ~ ~
Hl' { e.,ss'' y s
3siss's, .,..; KS
3. ~ - 's,ss ys.ssss
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80 :. s - ,s.ss .sss ~ -
sg s.s.A = - 81 :, . 5
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50; 8.
w r.sssS
M = iS, 81
~ "a si:s az Z.
- ~ ~ g ~
,.. gs,'ss. 'sss.'sIs 49,
Ehsre ,;,sTs1 s,;;ss ;ss3 6, ,hrss ;ah,s ssh;.b
was .lfelSa g -
Stocks have eons up 20 day, the u. 6.1
Bank to The 4 raes says four pack.
cts which smiled to-day carried Of 9 o, s0G,-
eco dollas IN specie.
Is z. 3
NV Qax, uJcBsf
Specie went out 10 the pack ,'estesdaY
tosa larger anacpbt flaDs ] aYote: you d:
Thus. Essss { g
20 liverpool, 600
70 London s. s. S 60e
4ayre, !. -: - SO 900 81 81
Specie IS also goihg TO Ganadas Ita does
net come ffosn tle banks but fem pa
Stockings, gafrets, cor6efs of cellars. Old
chests, the cprners Of wdIless &c. at6ered
up, not.in QUANTITIES, but bV the bro kerS IN q
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-08-16

~ AGETIssis I; 55iIfs
lbes oFk Pest Ihatu s = 4 f)iii s. : sSSss g
has aads ia atdeleotf 6siN8 M 8
chm Inhibited n iha nj{S l3sS 6 g
cons aEtoHof q. .iafgcr Ih6iiaagief 6sSf 6SS
zherescfote been ID use. sSSode ifiproSe5 s
has also been made d ihe mode by 81 81
5the po!esof hs central mag met as:;'
ted the elpsof the MAJ gnet q 6;sl f6stni
a|seezsirpl plafeuce A. power, as NJ gidsfy'
,daIsIand psble sof raising ai3oot 200s
pounds II thus gained sand b sun pFisin Ssi2S
s6caysof rotary motion IS cocfnnuniscaa caied sS. s
sinfpng lathe IS mades to revolve bfs iiili
method and i IS Inferred ibat The abplics
ton oitbe n6w power Sc asesi proeesss y s
no longef a:nsaijen Of don't s
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-08-16
C III ERzAsW: G A Z'E TT e.

commended TO Congress the, propriety of,
the measure in the strongest terms. ,Phss
bill was lost the Senate ins 1911 by: the,
casing vote Of the v. President, and the
institution expired on the -4th day Of March. .
following. There.was then an en:srya OF
nearly SIX years without a National bank;
during which, there was an increase of
bank issues 70 the amount Of IS millions,
analmest gene suspension ofspecie pay;
ments. So wreiched and deprsc sciated.wgaasss
the currency that the general government
lost on tbs score oyer five millions of dol
lars. - - 8. g. - s..
/ Z In 1914 Mr. Dallas Secy' oflhs Treas.
Jury under Mg Madison. then pressed upoa
Congress necessity Of a National Bank,
lsoperating upon credlt, combined with cap.
Eital, as the only efficient xernedy for the dis:
ordered ceBdilioa Of the currency.y Ip'
l:IS5I, abil.for this purpose passed both hon;;;
fses Of ofEongress, and was vetoed by Mr.:
Madisan. mot tpn the ground; Of itss hneoestn
ftt1tionaHty Bot the iuexpeniehey of some
particular proyisl0a; for IN December Of HE
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1837-08-16

On the. su5sidence of the above par !.
oxysnls, parncularly those Of the Eoiiyusive
kind, itswas aseertained that he possessed
great acutsness of several sof the senses.
THIS BECAME apparent IN. egard 10 the
sense Of Touch and hearing, from the fact
thai slight impression on the skin were pain
fuf, and faint sounds unpleasahtly loud.
But it was the organ of vision that this.
effect most strikingly manifested. and gave
rise to numerous conjectureS andhypothes.
es IN the. imagnatios Of the learned and un.
learned to account for it; the fernfer specn,
3la,ing. until they entered the fnysficisms OF.
animaf magnetism the latter stopping short
at the gate Of her homespun sister, witch
craft. It was.not unit middle, of. Feb.,
.bruary that the discovery was made of the
great seasibility of the eye.tosli light though
in all probability it existed naath before.
Ithappened accidentally. lshglt having
been removed from ihesrsono, Just as hswas,
corning out of one, of these.paEo ysms, his
mother, who remained with him, in cfosslnag.
the floor, came In oniact @itfIa ehasn 0n
his inquiring why she sdidls 50. she replied,
sshecapse It is se.darks cannot sec g He,
seemed surprised and In joinsng 6bserysd,
lthat,he could read the lettes5ng on the back
sof the Bible, which was now yipg ona la
bic on the opposite side of the room. His
fatherthen came in with light. Ho com.
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The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-20
J. nE RAUN S @.

4 RE constantly receiving new additions to tae4i E stock of Goods oa hand They have received rom New Orleans, per tae Aeosho, 6oz Ihbet Heol shaWls G-4 plaid do. piece fed Cireasslan Salisbury flannel 1 red linsey pairs super red blankets dog. gents furred gloves 3 misses, worsed hose 3 wool socks ? ladies' seWed c. s. shoes 6 chldren's begged do.
 Groceries. box lemons bitters 2 !" Havana preserves l2 eS table salt Feg black pepper 6 boxes bunch raisins I2 sperm candles 8 soap l 's starch eoddsh kegs Goshen butter borres prime brown sugar GaG8Bory. Plain and Spanish saddles I1ussot and blacl, brides NFartageles and saddlebags GircHgles and giftha
 FsEWaFcs Best spring and peiH percussion caps baa horseshoe nails 6 corn mills, with wheels 100 lbs American bilstcred steel Dec. ,, 1886.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-20
moEI4,EE 0F AasNAN&As.

" 7IE subscribers respectfully inform the public that
 they still continue the Storage and Forwarding bu- siness at the MogTH CT ARKANSAS kIvRR. They nave completed their large and commedioas warehouses and are now ready receive and forward all goods produce 65c that may be consigned to them for reshpmeHt All business entrusted to them will Do Punctua and what s of more importance speedily attendedto. They have 20 interest in any steamboat whatever and rely only on the hul discharge ofthcir business for patronage and favor.
 Persons ascending the Arzansas, wi Gndtbe passage throaeh he month Of Arkansas equally as good at all times and Eetef Ut some, than through the cut oas boats often pass down the former when the depth of wa ter does not admit 2 passage through the latter
 They will also transact CeslHfssfoN BUSINESS of eve rv kind which may be entrusted to them-buying up country produce OH the river, 6se
 Having recently been informed that msfopresenta- ions are aoat as the praeticabitF of trayelas from the Post of Arkansas to this place by land, on account of water and other Instructions we feel it duty we eve ourselves and travelling community to state, that good road IS now open, and, with very slight eXeep- tons on direct and dry route from this place to the Post, and only about 21 miles distant.
 4.#If anremitting care and attention will merit it, they trust to receive q share of public patronage
 M APES, RYAN 60 co. ,1foatd of ylYEaasqs, .4sg I5, lS35.-2of