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The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-22

 own conduct most proudly pure. The poison works well-the beautiful young Clara becomes the cast off mistress oi ball the Parlsian noblity-zeflini then goes iaeog. to Dresden, and appears masked Oh the stage, where she had first performed, during her brief period of happiness. Asshe expected the l- centious king becomes enamoured with Clafa-she arttully manages to make the unconscious Oberleldt persuade his daughter to her shame-and when the young actress becomes the lzing's ae- knowledged paramoaf, she sends him a note, telling him he will hear news ot his child, if he will repair to sMabel's bower at' certain hour in the eve hing. x
 This interview is powerfully deserib- ed ou may remember sir, said she, that promised on the very. first day of my return, to come and bid you well come to my bower-att thelast words her voice slightly faltered, but quickly re- covering herself she proceeded. sThis is the first day of my return to Ober- ieldt; and have come to keep my tfyst' For long time she sports with his anxiety, and protracts his agony with demoniac pleasure--at last she says, Remember, sir, that ] was dis carded and trampicd under foot, for the sake of your fansily pride. For the faltry pride of qa,ah, you would have broken heart, which adored you, had not seofn preserved it from brealine.- Evil be my lot you said If prove an unialthful steward ? Youhave So proved. what your lot is you may now iudge.- GonntOberfeldt, the hoaors efyo,o, house have been eontinaed in the person of q daughter-that daughter you have seen Ishe IS the kings eoneubinef
 You spurned me,' she continued, because 1 was of lowiy birth. You must marry noble lady to continue your noble line, and now-hal ha ha and HOW the noble, the naughty Von 0berfeldt panders for the Kings lust. and procures for him his own daughter ] And the king knows how much he is beholden toyou-the whole court knows it. The heiress to your noble line is discovered. She is the I,arisian pros flute for whom the Count Von Ober- leidt played panders to the king!' Who would have guessed that the tfyst of failection made at that tree, would have been thus kept2
 - Oberleldt groaned loud. and buried his face in his hands. Il seemed as if some reyulsion took place in Ma bel's mind; for after a pause she drop. ped her fearful tone of irony, and con tinued with less fury, and more of sor- row: 9You turned the nature of my kindness into gall-its good into eyll- its fondness of affections into the very spirit of hell! To this hour of triumph- ant vengeance have looked for the re- payment of years of horror! am re- paid a paused followed-sAmI indeed repaid?' added she in choking voice Gan any thing repay me for ali l have suffered--for all l have done?'
 She was again silent. When Ober- feldt looked up, she was stretched on the ground covered with blood. Passion had claimed its victim. In the storm of her emotions a blood-vessel had burst
 The Bohemian lay dead in her Bower
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AdYcrtisements, not eYeeedIng IF hness 6rst insertion, ONE DOLLAR, each eontinu- ance. FIFTY cESTs--longer advertisements in the same proportion.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-22

The British Press, ever fruitful, is at this t'meteeming withsome off its noblest burdens. Washington Irving has near. y ready for publication, tsThe Voya- ges and Discoveries oi the companions oi Columbus. 2. southey5 too, is in the field, in the humble caipacityofaecouch- eurto themetricallaboro ano oldservani. named Jones--an addition no doubt, to the Lofts, Cottles, Bloomfelds, and others of the same class. Lord Byron Is the subject of new volume of s.Re. collections to appearin in company with a host Of novels by various well known wrIters-the author of Anastasius,o among them.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-22

It has has been ascertaiHetil that there are 590,O00 persons in Ireland, who cannot speak the English language, and I,.5OO, 0o0 who speak 1t but very imperfect,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-23
VIRGINIA
MILITARY LAND WARRANTS,

WILL purchase claims to Land War
l. rants already granted by the State Of
Virginia Tor the services Of her Officers
and Soldiers III the Revolutionary War !:
as well as those ON the Continental az
State establishment. Or will locate all
warrants that may be coniided to me for
location, upon the most desirable and val.
uablo lands III OHIO, Indiana or Illinois
as may be preferred. for such par, thereof
as will be fair compensation for the SER
vices rendered--and this service shall be
such as ought to be expected from one
who has resided % years in the West, and
whose time has been constantly and ex-
clusively devoted to land and land mat
tiers.
Every Office, snd Soldier, and eyery
Chaplain aud Surgeon who serYed in the
Continental army, or in that Of the State.
or in the Navy of the State of Virginia
who, or their representatives, have no, vet
drawn bounty i'm land, land not more
than one t'nth of all the soldiers. sailors
and marines have yet Obtained their war.
ran's,) are entitled to one, and can now
obtain it. under late law passed for their
benefit. - Aud to all such as do not know
how to obtain their rights, r,y services are
now rendered ana will be promptly rem
dered
Letters. postage paid, addressed to me
at Richmond. Virginia, until the first of
January next, will be attended to, and in
all cases where necessary, will call i'm
person upon those interested.
CADWALLADER WALLACE.
Chilicothe, OHIO, June Is 30 lit,
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40 ACss ES.

Its length rs much greater than the width,
which can br conveniently divided into
two tracts Of equal size, possessing advan-
tages nearly alike. The creek mention
ed above, runs the whole length of the
and, and neatly through the centre, and
is sufficiently large for a grist or saw mill
with go0d aud suitable site for building.
which can be effected at a very triflmg
expense all the materials being verv con-
venieut, particularly rock, of an excellent
quality, which can he had on an emInence
within 100 feet of the place, and rolled to
the spot Cor building with very little labor
There is cleared land from 40 to $50 IA
ores, part of which is very good, the 9TH
.er has been injured 10y repeated cuItiva-
ton, but can he easily reclaimed by proper
management, il being well adapted to clo-
yer, wheat, sc, all the balance is heavily
timbered with pine and oak, 90 or 20 a
cres of good tobacco land, aud about the
same of bottom, suitable for meadow.
This tract has many advantages 10 re-
commend II, such as healthy situation
abnndantly supplied with good water, an
excellent range for cattle, &c, and IA cou-
venient market.
VIM. B. PHILIPS.
July $50 If
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NOW is THE TIME.

"A BARGAIN may be had, and il re-
~ CURED, credit of one, two and
,hreee years, on early application to the
subscriber in Charlottesville, in the pur-
chase of Tract of Land ON Adams Creek
in the County of Fluvanua, being immedl
a,ely below Major Tompkrns,-adiolning
his land and Others, distant from Char.
io,,cs',lIe, about miles, and within two
OF the Union, and Mr.. Campbel's Merchant
Wills, a navigableiork of the James River
Tins tract contains hy late survey
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GRUCEGsAFS, vRZ.
06A SACKS SILT, (LioerPoot .fHed)
- HoshSead Neao Orleans SUGAR,
] do West India do
500 pounds best Green Coffee.
l hogshead New-OrIeans MoIasses
3 do West India do
300 pounds Loaf Sugar, (superior.)
l chests Imperial and Gunpowder
Tea,
: boxes Chocholate No. 1,
l barrel new Rice,
Pepper, AIspice,
Ginger, Alum and Coppeyass.
Rogers best Orange Gunpowder,
Shot OF all sizes,
10 dozen pint FIasks,
Decanters, Tumbers, &c.
French Brandy and Wine,
Rum, Bounce aud Cider,
WhIskey ny the barrel or gallon,
5 barrels Nc. | Mackerel,
2 do No. 3 do
2 do Family Shad,
Candles, TaIlow and Lard,
Flour by the barrel or retail,
Corn, Corn Meal (low.)
200 pair fine and coarse Shoes.
1000 pounds prime Sole Leather
And proportionare supply of Upper.
All OF which will be sold low for Cash
J. POLLOCK.
June 1l-'30 q,
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IN CHANCERY &:

IN CHANCERY:
IN Louisa County Court, May the 10th
Il 1880.
Benjamin Sneed and Albert G. Shepherd
late merchants and partners, trading
under the style and firm Of Sneed 81
Shepherd, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
William Pervis and Martha Pervis,
Defendants.
The defendant William Pervis, not hav-
ing entered his appearance and given Sc
cnrity according to law and the rules of
this Court, and it appearing to the salts
FACTION Of the Court, that he is not an in
habitantof this State-on motion of the
plaintiffs by their counsel, it is ordered
that the said William Pervis do appear
here on the first day Of August Court
next, and answer the bill, of the plaintiffs
and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Virginia Advocate, a
newspaper published in the town Of Char
lottesville, for two months successfully.
and posted at the front door Of the Court
house Of this county for the same length
Of time. A Copy
Teste,
JOHN HUNTER, G. L.C.
July $50 pm
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in CHANCERY:
June 40

IN CHANCERY:
I'm Louisa County Court. May the 10th.
IL 1880.
Benjamin Sneed, Plaintiff
AGAINST
William Pervis and Martha Pervis,
Defendants.
The Defendant, William Pervis, not
having entered his appearance and given
security, according to law, and the rules
of this Court, and it appearing to the sat
isfaction of the Court that he is not an
inhabitant Of this Conmonwealth-on
motion of the plaintiff by his counsel, it
is ordered that the said VIM. Pervis do
appear here on the first day of Angus,
Court next, and answer the bill, of the
Plaintiff, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Virginia Advo-
cate, newspaper published in the town
Of Charlottesville, for two months sue
cessively, and posted at the front door Of
the Courthouse of this county for the
same length of time.
A copy
Teste,
JOHN HUNTER, c. l.. G.
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&c r. MON AL.

FBNHE subscriber, thankful to the Cit;-
a zens OF Charlottesville and its vicin-
,ty, f.'r the very liberal encouragement he
has heretofore received, takes this me-
thod Of informing them that he has ENJOY
ed his GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT
to the large brick house formerly occu.
pied by MIR. Charles Spencer decd, where
he has on hand, and will continue TO keep
a very general assortment OF Goods in his
line. He hopes still to merit share of
the public patronage.
JOSEPH BISHOP.
July 1870 ct
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COMPOUND FLUID Elk
TRACT OF SARSAPARlLLA,
For crtempor"nOasiy making Lisbon,
Diet, Drink, sc. &c.

: a VIE extensive use of Sarsaparilla for some
n years past, III Medical practice; and the
trouble and difficulty which patients are sub.
jected 10 in making the Extract or Syrup, has
rendered il an object of Importance to procure
a preparation of 1T in e more convenient form
than those usually prescribed Sarsapariila re.
qulres considerable boiling to take up the ex.
uactlve matter and it is consequently most fire.
quentiy improperly made by those unacquanied
with Pharmaceutical preparations. To ebviate
these difficulties q. w. Carpenter has manufac-
iured fluid extract of Sarsaparlla, possessing
all The virtues OF this Medicine IN highly con-
ccntratcd degree. 1t possesses many advantay-
es over SarSaparila-its decuc,Ion-syrup and
Id Extract, and Is introduced as Il preparation
OF much easier portability, not liable to injury
by long keeping, and consequently better adapt
ed To the use OF persons travelling or residing
abroad.
This extract has proved one of the most pop
ular medicines ever introduced IN PhlladelphIa
1t is highly approved OF by the faculty, and en-
tenslvcly employed by most disting uished
physicians. 1t has already been sent 10 almost
every populated section Of the United States
and whether in town or country, hospital al pri.
vate practice, 1t has invariably given to patient
and practitioner the most decided and unequivo-
cal satisfaction and produced the most salulary
and beneficial effects. Numerous letters have
been received from some OF the most distinguished
physicians IN the country aud from the Profess
sors of several ;nedical colleges, all recommends
ing in the highest terms the value of this med
cine, and its superiority over other preparations
OF SasaparilIa, Several cases of secondary sy-
phIlis, mercuriaI and scr"phulous diseases. have
entirely recovered in the ncurable wards of our
public institutions, which had for many years re.
sisted every mode of treatment which could be
devised. These cases furnish striking examples
OF the sanitary effects of this medicine in arrest
ing some of the most inveterale Diseases after
the glands were nearly destroyed and the bones
already affected.
The above Invaluable Medicine, and
the principal new popular Chemicals for
sale by ]. Il. BARCLAY.
July $50 If
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SCHOOL,.

fENHE fourth session OF the Subscribers
Z SCHOOL will commence i'm Char
iottesvllle, on the 18th Of July, and termi-
nate on the 18th Of December. The
course of instruction to embrace the fol-
lowing branches, viz Reading, .VVri-
ting, arithmetic, English Grammar, Ge-
ogrGphy, Mathematics, and the French
Language.
As the s'rictest attention will be paid
by the undersigned to the advancement of
those who may be entrusted to his care,
he hopes to obtain portion of public pa.-
roDage.
TERMS FOR THE SESSION or 5 MONTHS.
Common English Branches SIS 90
English Grammar and Geog, ~ m
raphy, ~ w
CHRISTOPHER HORNSEY.
July 80 st
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AGAINST

Joanna Barnet, executrix of James Barnet
deceased, Polly Shepherd relct of Da-
vid Shepherd deceased, Austin Shep.
herd, Sally Baker, Thomas Baker, Nam
cy Perkins, Joseph Perkins Polly Far
rar, Garland Farrar, John Shepherd
Martin b. Shepherd, DAVID &. Snep-
herd, Thomas Shepherd, James Snep-
herd, Benjamin Shepherd, and Joseph
Shepherd,
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FLOUR. &c.

II IINI y It5 WI
W E have received on Commission. q
w parcel Of nice FLOUR, which
we will sell for 81 cash per barrel.
ALSO
FRESH SALAD OIL Black Varnisb
for Shoes and Harness, Spanish Serars by
the box, Macaboy Snuff, and one BOX
Browns No. 1 superior Tobacco.
BOYD & BROTHER.
Jnne 1I-3O tF
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SALT AND BACON.

e1AAi1 l. ~ IN ~ h1CON.
ON SACKS liverpool filed Salt at SO so
20 barrels old Whiskey at % cents
per gallon,
5000 pounds prime Bacon, my own
curing,
600 pounds prime Lard,
700 do Cotton Yarns, Richmond
and Virginia Union Factories,
300 do Beers Talow,
Oranges and Lemons,
Sugar, Coffee, Tea and Chocolate,
Linseed and Lamp Oil,
Sperm and Talow Candles,
Cut Nails, assorted,
Window Glass and Patty,
Shad, Mackerel and Herrinps.
Rye and Oats.
With other articles too tedious to mem
iion-all low for Cash, bv
JOSEPH BISHOP,
Main Street.
| occasionally hire out my HORSE at
one dollar per day, to be returned in the
order he is received.
J.B.
June 1870 ct
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DelenGantS.
Nv CH1NCERY.

The plaintiffs bill being filed and the
defendants, Joanna Barnet, execntrix Of
James Barnet deceased, Austin Shepherd
JOHN Shepherd and David G. Shepherd,
not having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act OF As
sembly and the rules OF this Court, and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the said last named defendants are
not inhabitants of this Commonwealth
On the motion of the plaintiffs, by their
attorney, it is ordered that the said last
named defendants do appear here on the
fourth Monday in September next, and an
swer the plaintiffs bill, and that a copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in the Vir-
glnia Advocate, newspaper published IN
the town of Charlottesville, and continue
for eight weeks successfully, and that an
other copy thereof be posted at the front
door Of the Courthouse of this county.
A Copy
Teste,
ABR'M SHEPHERD, j. D. C.
July 80 2m
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a Il a Court, held for Nelson Count,
"a the 26th day OF May, 1880.
Charles Lauktord aud Elizabeth his
wife, formerly Elizabeth Furar,
Plaintiff
John Maxwell aud Sally his wife, for
merly Sally Farrar, Perrin Farrar, Nancy
Farrar, John Farrar. John Bethel, and
John Farrar, Joseph Farrar, Polly Far
rar, Sally Fauar, and Lucy Farrar, chill
dren Of Flcmmiug Farrar decd. and Will
liam Farrar.
Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
On motion of the plaintiffs by their
counsel, who filed their bill, and it APP
pearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
thst the Defendants, John Farrar, Jo-
seph Farrar, Polly Farrar, Sally Farrar
and Lucy Farrar, children of Fleming
Farrar decd, and William Farrar, are not
inhabitants of this County, it is ordered
that the said absent defendants do appear
here on the fourth Monday in September
next, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs
and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Virginia Advocate, a
newspaper published in the town OF
charlottesville, for two months previous
to said day. aud that another copy thet col
be posted at the front door of the Court
house of this county, on some court-day.
A copy
TeSte
ROBERT G.. CUTLER, ID. c.
June 49, 80 Pm.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

GONE time in the month Of January.
~ IN this year. executed to John ID.
Watkins OF Virginia, note for the sum
OF Two Hundred Dollars, due in the month
OF October or November next. This is
to notify, caution aud lorwarn all persons
from buying or trading Tor said no,e, it
being obtained by fraudulent devices, and
as the consideration for which said note
was executed having failed, do not in
tend to pay the same, unless compelled
by law.
DAVID LEWIS.
Winchester, Ten. July $50 st
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Teste,
JOHN HUNTER, c. l.. c.
July $50 Pm

n L Court of Quarterly Sessions held
IN for Fluvanna County on Monday the
2Sth day of June, 1880.
Abraham Shepherd, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
William BalleDger and Horace Timber
lake, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The plaintiffs bill being filed and the
defendant Ballenger not having entered
his appearance and given security accor-
ding to the act of Assembly, and the rules
of this Court, and ii appearing to the sa
tisfaction Of the court that the said defen-
tant Ballenger is not an nhabitant of this
Commonwealth the motion of the
plaintiff by his attorney, it is ordered that
thesaid defendant Baienger do appear
hercon the fourth Monday in September
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, & that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
the Virginia Advocate, a newspaper pub
lished in the town of Charlottesville, and
continued for eight weeks successfully,
and that another copy thereof be posted
at the front door Of the Courthouse OF this
County
A Copy
Teste,
ABR'M SHEPHERD Jr ID. G..
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NOTICE.

R'HE Subscribers being DESTROYS Of
N closing the business Of the late firm
OF WATSON 81 Dawson as speedily as pos.
s'bIe, request all persons having claims
against the concern to present them for
payment; those indicted, are requested to,
settle their respective balances immediate
Iy, as longer indulgence cannot he given.
EDWARD S. WATSON,
VIM w. DAWSON.
July 1870 81
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Just received, the following arti--
- cles -
Fluid Extract of SarSapariia,
Piperine,
Emetine,
QuiDiDe,
Hydriodaie Potass,
Citrated Kali,
Black Oxide Mercury,
Oil Black Pepper,
And will in few DAYS, receive supply.
which will complete their assortment Of
Chemicals.
GEO PULLING g. CO.
July $40 If
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60 Number Lottery-9 Drawn Ballots.
CAPITAL PRlZEs.
PRICE OF TICKETS
Whole SIS, Half So so, Quarters 81 25.

~ Orders for Tickets ar Shares IN the
above Lottery, will receive the most
prompt attention IT addressed (post Doid,
to YATES 81 M'INTYRE,
Washington City, ID C.
C. An official account of the drawing
will he forwarded to adventures, free of
postage.
July SO tdd
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TN Louisa County Court, May 10Th,

I'm Louisa County Court, May 10Th,
4 1880.
David Perkins and Susan his wife, Rich
ard Ware. Polly Ware, Nancy Fowler,
Richard Ware, Samuel Harris aud Sally
his wife. Benjamin Harris and Be,sey his
wife, Martha Ware, aud Grief Pei kins and
Clara his wife.
plaintiffs,
Richard Wyatt and Robert Wilkerson,
executors Of Mildred Ware decd, Nicho-
las Ware, John Ware, Rober, Ware, and
James Ware, an infant, children of James
Ware decd, Ann III. Shelton, Hardin Per-
kins and Sarah his wife, John w. Mostly,
and Alfred ID. Mosby, an infant under
twenty-one years Of age, children of Capt.
John Mosoy, and their husbands. --
Harrison, and Susan Harrison his wife,
-- Sergeant and Nancy Sergeant
his wife, Betsey Sergeant and her hus-
band, Agnes Dupee and -, her hus-
band, John Ware, Robert Ware, and Will
liam Ware, children of VIM. Ware, and
their husbands.
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants Robert Ware,
Harrison and Susan his wife, not having
entered their appearance aud given secu-
rity according to law and the rules of this
Court, and it appearing to the satisfaction
Of the Court, that they are not Inhabitants
OF this State On motion Of the plaintiffs
by their counsel, ii is ordered shat the said
defendants do appear here on the first day
of October court next and answer the
Plaintiffs bill, and shat copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in paper pub
lished in the town of Charlottesville, call
ed the " Charlottesville Advocate for two
months successfully, and posted at the
front door of the Courthouse of this Coun-
ty on some court day.
A Copy,
Teste-
JOHN HUNTER, G. l.. G.
June 40 2m
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ROBERT G. CUTLER, d. c.
June Is. 30 Pm.

a II Court ofQuarterly Sessions, held
" for FIuvanna County, on Monday
tie 2Sth day of June, 1880.
John ID. johnson and Polly his wife, lale
Polly Kent,
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NOTICE.

TENHE Co-partnership heretofore exist
Z lug between the subscribers, has been
dissolved 10y mutual consent. Those IN
debted, are respectfully requested to make
payment TO e. P. Mckenzie, and those
having claims, will present them to him
Tor payment.
G p. MCKENZIE,
Nj. w. ID. JONES.
July 3, 1880.