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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-09
POLITYC4L DEMONSTRATIONS


The elections in the different States having been now
hed, and the results generally known may, from
view oil them, be enabled to form ,olerabe correct
Judgment OF The strength aud prospects Of the two par
ues mo which we at present divided And az the
persons opposed to the present administration have
nesVoed 10 drown the voice Of irn'h and reason, with
heir shouts OF triumph II may be well to lo,k little
at the facts OF the case, and how much or how I'm,
reason they have for boasng.
In 1928 Andrew jackson elected 10 the Peesi.
dtncy, by majority Of ninety FIVE electoral voesle
having obtained 49, and John Quincy Adams with the
aid OF Henry Clay, SO. TO ascertain what prospe CT
there be OF his reelection or bis defeat al the end
OF the present term must look the slate OF affairs
at that tine in the different States with respect TO the
parties by which he is supported or opposed aud com
pare them with such as now present themselves TO eur
view.
In the State Of Maine there was but one elector in
his favor, and the aggregate OF the majores
against him about 1000 hfoue .Iout the State Al
The last election Jackson Governor was chosen by a
majority Of about 1900 votes large majority favorable
10 him have besn elected TO both branches Of the State
Legislature and out OF the seven Representatives TO
Congress- only has been elected who Ia opposed to
him. while FIVE OF his friends have been elected and In
another OF The districts the candidate favorable TO him
obtained plurality of the votes given. II may there.
iore BE- supposed that in election for electors this
Time eight would be 10 his favor and only opposed
to BIN.
In New Hsnp,hiro the electors favorable TO MIR
Adams were chs by majority Of about 1890 vote 4
since that sac persons favorable to Jacksoos Iminis
ratioD have been elected 10 the different branches o.
the State Government that the power il compIe,eIv
in their hands and the majority in favor Of the Coverno
and Members OF Congress, IL abou, 5000. No one ran
doubt that the whole vote Of that State will be given
10 him.
In the other ewEagland States although here il
msjorty in them all opposed 10 his administration and
10 his recollection, yet ii IL very certain that the ma.
Joriiy has been considerably reduced We concede Ia
our opponents, however the votes OF those four
amounting 10 lhirty.foUr.
IoNsw.York Mr.. Van Buren, was then elected Go
vernon by minority Of all the votes, nineteen mem
beers Of Congress, and twenty electors favourable
Jackson eiecied aud fifteen members OF Cougres
and sixteen electors opposed 10 him were chosen Now
The Jsckson candidate has been elected by clear ma
jory Of more Than $500, and twenty four members Of
Congress OF the party have been Chosen and but
ten Of the opposition. Ne the electors nov TO be
chosen by general ticket there he reasonable
doubt entertained OF the whole Of the saie being
IN hie favour.
IN New.Jssey electors fs7oufsble.'o Mr.. Adami
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Rf virtue OF deed OF trust executed by p. L. She
n-D ton TO Fred Peasants and The subscriber, dated
sept 9h, 1919 for certain purposes therein mentioned
lshu winch deed Is OF record in the clerks office of
Hanover CourtD shall, as surviving Trues,ee sell
before the from, door Of the Eagle Hotel in The city OF
Iiehmond at II O'Clock, on Monday the 18Th day of
Dacemoer $780, ali the undivided rights titles and in
ierest OF the said p. I. Sheon, in and to a cersin
Estate Consisting OF laud and lave) in the son
o, Peter Foster aud Anne his wife, of the county of
hanover, which said Anne Anne Shelton, " idow
oil John Shelton, formerly OF Hanover and which said
property was BY said John Shelton willed to sad Anne
during her life and by said John n fee to hi.
chiidren by name, OF wtom the said p T. Shelton was
one ishai convey such title only by said deed is
conveyed to me "a trustee.
Dec. 3. On ~
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"A TRUNK LOST-In coming up in the Richmond
"a aud Lynchburg stage, 1 had trunk improperly
delivered to the Cartersville stage Powhatan Court
house, which suppose, belongs 10 som. Other gen.
ueman in the stage and my trunk lie missing.-If spv
gentleman, who was a passenger in the IyncbburS
stage on the Goth inst, has trunk that does not he
long to him. he will confer favor on the Subscriber
1t TO be left at Dickensons store, Powhatsn-And 7
viii send his by the conveyance, to any place
where he may dire il TO he sent,
LIrTLEB'Y C. MOSDY
0J'Ths Lynchburg virg nisn will please give the
above two insertions. and present their account to Mr.
Joseph Royal or Charles l.. Mosby, for payment
Nov. 30 6a .,
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Dec. 3.

SALE In pursuance of Deed of Trust
n executed to- subscribers, by Elliott Worthsm
aud wife, for purposes therein specified bearing dat
TIE 3lt oober, 1918, aud OF record in The Clerks Of
hee OF the County Court Of Caroline will be so Tor
easn' az me bowling Green in the said county, on
fcndoy, the 18Th December nert being Court dsy all
Tue ight, title, interest," property claim, and demand
oil the said Elliott Workman, in aud 10 the estate
Testaor, OF which he said f lott is entitled under
The VIII # the said Testaor and of in The County
Court oil Caroline The title the aforementioned
property Is believed to be good, but oher title ex.
oep such as is vested in the subscribers by the Deed
OF Trust, aforesaid wii be conveyed the purchaser
TIMOTHY CHANDLER, }rr,,,.o,
JOURDAN VOOLFOLK, trustees
Nov 80 40 81,
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NAV ILL he sold for cash. publicly, on the premises
w on Saturday, the LIST day Of January next if
eir II not the next fair day thereafter a tract of land
Place, containing by extinction Goo acres and
ed by Hehiy Woodland and Thos. H. Woodsrd 10 Rich.
ard Gaines ard William Armistea d, trustees for Rob't
Gaines Pnd John Gaines The said land is very fer
tile, aud well adapted to the growth Of Indian Corn
Cotton, Ois, &c. The trustees will convey only such
title az vested in them, though they believe the title
to be indispulable.
RICHARD GAINES,
WM. ARMlSTEAD, : trustees.
NOV. 30. 59-tds
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n INNEAN BOTANIC GARDRN &
e. NURSERIES,, FLUSHING NEAR
W-lORK-WILI.IA pptxcr

m
--.-sAn. Sons, Propsietors OF this establishment,
=. which covers above forty acres compact
hied with trees, announce that the trees nov IN,
sale exceed those OF all former o In siz ard
ny. Cherry, Pear, Peach. Apple and Plum Tree.
esn be supplied oil large sEe and Of all the most choice
KINDS Grape wines also be f ni.ted of good s;zs
aud near 1907 900 are ored at low prices, In quaint
W .ns,u1'ng aeou. 1000 of the Isabella Caawba,
\ ork Madeira, Alexander, Scuppet noug, &c SC
The Plum trees form a collection OF more than % .
oo and are almost wholly on the celebrated ne,o pl,
ulation. va ''' mug
The cole c,ion Of the Camellia Japonca, or Japan
Rose, is the most extensive in the u States and tha
prces are very low in the Greenhouse catalogues
Inc Pioprieiors arc thus particular in calling the puh
TIC attention. because their great attention to every de
OF the establishment has caused the now
onsred TO be greatly superior to all former periods
tender them as unripaited i size and acc,,.
'dey' and they expressly guarantee the precision Of
every article furnished in bills bearing their sgnaiure
but others. 9'
Princes Treatise on Hortcul ure, aud tbs Treatise
on The vine, Tor sale by the subscriber,
JAMES WINSTON, agent Richmond
Nov. %. S1s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-09

~ W MOI l"proosa'e that they would jsin the ranks
a. LIE enemy. ine Louisiana Advertiser in remarsiny
on the contents Of the Mexican papers, saws" w
entertain little doub, that either Santa Ana o1Cus,,.,o
OF Mexico" n' '" f'er,usH'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-09

N Office Was committed to the Jail OF the city of
Richmond, on the iOh day OF Sept 1880, a me-
gro maD who says that his name is isbam, and that he
was sold by a MRS. Thomas Merriman, of Charlotte
county, to negro buyer by the Of Thomas Yam.
cey but whose place of residence he has knowledge
oil; but now says tina, he belongs Mr.. Geo Kizzee
Ell the county OF Spotisylvania-Ishami is black man
about 70 years Of age, about feet inches big
and has several scars about him The is qlir
ed TO call prove property, pay charges aud take hun
way, or he will b. dealt with according to law.
WILLIAM MILLER. Dept. for
Wm. ID. WTenn, Srgt and Tailor
Of the CITY Of Richmond.
Nov. 80 b9-w3m
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
AVING administered on the estate of William
"A T. Hol4pd, late merchant in the cou NV of Buck .
inshan; the creditors OF sail Holland requested to
make known their elaine, duly that pro
vision may be made for their payment
WILLIAM j. BERGMAN
Nov. 30 $685. Adm'or nj w UoII.rL
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NUASHINGToN HOTEL. RIcHMoNp, Va
w The Subscriber having leased this old and W II
known establishments tor term, Of years. takes this
opportunity TO announce 10 hs friends and The pubc
generally, and particularly to the former visers OF the
mouse, that II will be opened for The accommodation of
company, on the first OF October. |, is now undergo
ing tn rough repair and will be fitted up in plain
but neat STYLE with beds, bedding, and other ne
inrnure all new, and OF the best kind. His Servants
are attentive and experienced, and his rkeep.rs po
lite and accommodating. His Bar shall at oil times be
well supplied with the best liquors an! wines and his
Table with the most choice delicacies of the season
which the city and country afford and he fatters
himself that by uprewing attention his business he
will eiye entiro satisfaction TO all who may favor him
with their company.
The WAsHINGroN HOTEL is situated in the mos,
pleasant part OF the CITY, daely opposite the Capt.
toll, aud contiguous 10 all the Public Offices and but
short distance from the Theatre, the Banks the Basin
the Warehouses, AID the Offices Of the principal Hers
oil the city; and at the time sufficiently a7 remov-
Ell to afford gentlemen quiet retreat when they wish
to retire from the hustle and noise OF the streets Such
are the local advantages of this house. that NAV ven
lure to aitrm that gentlemen visiting Richmona, Ell
Their on business or for pleasure, will find OF the
most pleasant situations in the city. In addition 10 what
iransien, custom he may be favored WITH the subscri-
her w,llbe able TO accommodate Twenty-Five or hirfy
BOTRDERS, by the week, month, or year, IN the
most re asouable terms. ROBERT G. MACON
Sept IL 3S-u Late OF Goocblsnd Court. House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-09

Up Y an order ei lhs County Ccuu OF Chesterfield
ND pronoupcsj on lhs l1,h day Of Oct. last, shall
on Friday the i0h day Of December next, at Edward
Bass Tavern. in the County OF Chesterfield, cell 10
the highest bidder, for cash, piece parcel OF land
containing 100 acre., adjoining Tuppony Church THE
land will be shown by Mr. r. IS iss Doctor Joseph
CUnhH,. SPENCER WOODBRIDGE, Comm,
Nov. IL 6l~-lds
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consideration OF an agreement, day entered in
Il with DR.. VIM. II. Eggleston Of Amelia, | hereby
appoint him my Agent, for the practice of Oliver Hal
steds remedy for the cure of Dyspepsia Indis
for the counties OF Amelia, Noowav, Powhatan Bruins
wick and LunenhuIg. JOHN DOVE
Richmond, 10Th .NoD 1880
Having made myself acquainted with Halsted's me-
thod Of curing Dyspepsia, Offer my services those
afflicted with that disease, in the above mentioned
counties VIM III. EGGLESTON.
Amelia c.. House, Nov. 30. 57-wIwH
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II UNATlC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
n Notice is hereby given that ailhe cells in this in
tiuion are occupied aud that more patients will
be received until some of the said cells are vacant;
due notice OF which will be given By order of the
Court of Directors. l. HENLEY
Nav rs. 1-tf
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MRS. LUCY h1GGINBOTHAM

IA AS femoysd her Boa, ding Houss TO tie spacious
n ID rene heDs at the loot oi the Capitol Square--a
central, atty and situation combining as many
local advantages any in The tyShe Is prepared
has reserved several rooms Tor the reception Of mem
bers Of the Legislature Travellers and travelling
famiiies may rely upon every ate noD in her power
Dec 3. 60-3t
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FENO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a stu alton "A. Gle, In
n Dry Good Store, young from Alexandtis
oil .tsady aud industrious habits, who had a conde
raoie experience in the above business, complete
snowiedge oil accounts, and writes good hanj, aud
Matters himself, from his general knowledge OF the
siness, aud the practical duties OF Clerk that hi.
services VIII be acceptable. To o.e wanting, the
unqueshonabie recommendations will he given. For
further information enquire of the printer.
Dec o. 60-4t-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-09

EOHN McDONOUGH, MERCHANT TAYLOR, !
% dOors beloto the Mansion House-Re spe ctfully
Informs his customers aud the public In general, that
be has received splendid men e Cloths, Cas-
sneres and Vestngs OF every description, which lac l.
prepared to make up TO ofdlr FIRST rate manner and
at short Gotce III has also hand large and gene
raj assortment Of ready clothing OF every decIp
on which he will sell twenty five per cent lower than
such articles can be obtained for in the City.
N. B.-Wanted three or four fret rate Journey me N
Taylors TO whom consan. employment will be given,
aud the highest wages.
Nov. so. 50--2tw1m
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a tAsH FOR CORN.-we wish TO purchase or
u \ 500 Barrels Of old Corn to be delivered
previous 70 LIST February. p. HAXALL, Go.
Nov 10. 55-Si
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IA OTICE-PersOns Indebted to the firm of vie Il
~ Cochran, are requested to forward and settle
their accounts.
They DESTROYS Of closing their business az early
possible, aud i, IL hoped this notice will meet the ian
mediate attention Of those concerned july 27 23-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-09

GNORN & OATS FOR SALE Ga "Wednesday, the
~ 18th OF December shall offer at public ssls in
Amelia, the plantation lying in the fork OF Flat
Creek and Appomatiox RIVER $50 bsttes OF corn and
or 5000 bushels Of osts 10 the Sraw. credit until
the Isi OF August will he allowed the purchasers, on
their giving bond with good security,
]. N. FAULCON
Nov 80. 69-2awtI5ihD
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NOTICE TO FARMERS

NOTICE TO FARMERS.
ANlNG numerous repairs and largo additions TO
Il a make TO my Mil. sh all stop grinding on he
hrst day oil February next. Those who intend sending
their wheat 10 this ma ke are thersore requested 10
do 80 before the 18Th January, about that dav shall
stop buying p. j. CHEVALIIE
Dec. 3. 6O-tI5J
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BY RICHIE s. COOK.

&-rho ENQUIRER Is published twice week generally nrd
shrss times week during the thu State Legislature
frce, tho as heetofere Five Dollars per annun
Advance Notes Of cha,,esd spociopayns banks (oa
fseevod IN payment The Editors will guarantee
hitting them BY matho postage OF all letters being paid
No WILDE the discretion of tho
hditorsl until aii aIIcaragcs have been paid up.
Whoever will payment nine paper shal
have the tenth GRATIS. "
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
% Ono OR LESS-Frst insertion con-
Anuance, so cents.
SseNo advertisement for
asomed by some person in this city, or its cnvirons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-12-09

o. TOP THE THlEF.--Slol.n or strayed from the
~ subsctiber's stable at Shsdwell Mills Albemar,s
County on the nigh, of the fifteenth November 1880
light bay Horse. six years CID next .ptioe about
lee, or inches high. with short blaze in HE sce
right lore foot and lett hind foot white shcr; hand ONE
head round body, hair, toeraby long tall name
rather short about the middle, PAGES well but
saiiops rather short and stA reward OF Ten Dollar.
vi" be sven Tor the delivery OF the Horse at the Union
or Mii'' or TO giving such irfor
nation that get him, by letter directed TO Everes-
vile Post Office, AibemaIle.
Dec. 3 e0-3t JOUN y MAcprrnrp
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N pursuance Of an order OF tie Superior Court Of
Chancety ior the Richnoud District, .fer Tor 81 he
tract oil Land on Crump's Creek, in the eoAn.y OF
Hdnorer, about four miles below the Courthouse con
aiming il2O acres, which laid OF inso iouI lots and
will be sold Jointly or severaily.
Also, a Tact OF Land In The county of Goochiand
on the waters OF Little Ryrj Creek, containing 53T
res-adjonins the LANDS OF Mr.. w. Payne s others
The Hanover Land viii be shcwn 10 perpons wish.
ing to purchase, by Mr.. Laney Jones, who lives near
THE Goochlsnd Land, by Mr.. Payne.
For Terms, which will be accommods ,ing arplv 10
me near Hanover Courihouse. WM. +. WICKHAM
SurvivngTrustee of the Estate of SAm'I Gist. dec
Aug. l3. PSF
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iAI OTlCE.-The subscriber will petition the ensuing
Ia Legislature of Virginia Tor Divorce from his
wife Eliz bath p Moore. JEREMIAH MOORE.
Hifax, Nav. 26. $50
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"a AND WARRANTS AND SCRIP.-Mr. Mat.
RI thew Bouner will be in Riehmord, to remain from
the 18Th OF December next until the f.i1g OF the Lee
gisla,urs to attend to my business aud purchase
Land Warrant and Scrp-sDi 10 conisct for tie loca
ton Of Land Scrip. All letters addressed 10 here,
or personal calls upon Mr. Bonner the Eagle Holel,
will be as faly answered aud meet with prompt
tention as II present
Nov. 20 .5S--l0l- CADwALLADER WALLACE.
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NUT TJE.
NNIANTED at the Penile ntisry, the following Bill
w Of Timb.r, viz:
2. 900 Willow Oak Feiioes, s. inches wide.
1000 Garry Log Spokes, ~ liz inches the heart
edge, H. long, young aud tough, free from
kno's and split.
400 pair Hame Timber
1000 White Oak Spokes, and
5000 H. Birch Scantling in. square, TO be cut before
Cbristmas--slsc, 100 900 Flour Barrel Billets.
Oct. 30. 50--u THOMAS NELSON, p. A. r.
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WHATS s. CAPS.-Just received by the subscriber,
"a 81 pr. Schr. Exit and Other late srfivss from New
York, fpcndd assortment Of geniIemens' Black Bea-
yer Hats, Of the Manufacture Of s.. John; Smith and
Hannah aud Others, Of the latest ,osdway lshions
Also, genemsns', youhs' and chiidreus' caps Of
iious kinds Ga hand large aud very general assoft-
meni OF middiug aud Iow priced fur and wool bats,
which will he sold (povided any person will buy them)
on the mos, accommodating terms.
59-st JOHN THOMPSON.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-27
H.HU .TOYyCE3.
YgyHOMAs HUBBARD, Lawyer,

rgyHoMAs HUBBARD, Lawyer, and N Prosecuting Attorney, for the First Judicial Circuit, A. kansas Territory com posed ofthe counties of Clark, Kempstead, Union, Lafayette, Sevier and Miller, re. sides at Washington, Hempstead county, will attend all the Courts in said circuit and the Superior Court at Little Rock.-- All professional business of civil nature intrusted to his care, will be despatched with promptitude. Sums over two hun- dred 6ollarsswill be received fer collection in anyaPart of the Territory.
 fIrall rogues made known to him by indictment will receive marked attention.
 September $, 1880. 25tf.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-27

7a rrnsore-ua;ers spots from 5ioei crars Veiis.--If drop of water falls upon black transparent crapc, 1t immediate Fly turns it white, leaving a disiiguring mark iiiai;s:ss Tc remove this, spread the veil on the table, laying smoothly under the stain q piece of old black silk. Then dip camefs hair pencil into some good writing ink, and wet the white spot in it. Immediately, (and before the ink has tiane to dry wipe it off with an old piece of Canton Grape, or something of similar texture, taking care to rub it cross ways way Of the crape This process will cause .the water stain entirely to disappear, and unless the ink is allowed to dry before it is wiped of, no mark will will De seefoH the place.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-27
ACEffOOL..

YEyHE undersigned, has opened School E. near the'residence of Maj. Samuel H Hinkson, and not far from the house of MT. Magness, on the main road leading from Little Rock to Batesville.--Children can be boarded in respectable families in the neighborhood, at reasonable charge. The price of tuition is, Sl2 per year; s 50 per quarter--or Sl g per month, for scholars who arc advanced.
 Fen or twelve scholars arc yet wanting to complete tine school.
 II. M. WIENER. July 6, 1880. tf17
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-27

.7 6ard Head.-An old gentleman re iatirg story of one of your shalf horse and half alligator" boatmen. Says he, 'had q hard head, for lle stood under an oak ina thunder storm, when the light hing struck the tree. and he dodged it seven times, when finding he could not dodge it any longer, he stood and took nine olaps in succession on his head, and never fiincfed.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-27
VARIETY.
GERTRuDE.

ssDo you know, Gertrude, the opinion prevalent in the neighborhood,. in re- gard to your friend NVilton!"
 s.Mother,' said Gertrude, with a forced composure, know of nothing to his disadvantage, know he has enc mics here bitter, implacable enemies, who would sacrifice him. ] know stao, that their tongues hove not been idle, that defamation in its foulest nature has s been plentifully bestowed upon virtu- ous and high minded gentleman"
 t:Gertrude" said her mother, q know that the world sometimes con demns unjustiiy. ! know that defiaia- ton has sometimes hunted down the pure and virtuous, and blackened the fair fame of the upright and praisewor- stl,y. But, when so much is averred respecting Wilton, w5en friendsand foes alike acknowledge his alterations, the : one by attacks uponhis reputation, .xhe other by doubtful whispers, and ex- pressiaas srss;zress, and a evident with drawal of their former warm and confid- ing friendship, We may justly fear that there is indeed some reason for such | change, that our young and ingenious friend is yielding to. the facinations of vice; gliding gradually and impercepti- bly, down that fearful path, which leads from the perfect fight of virtue and holi- ness.
 q wili not believe iti-nevcr, replied Gertrude, her clear blue eve lighting up with, unwonted energy. ssMother, you nrc deceived, alike by the avowed enc mics. aud the false and enrious friends of Charles Wilton. Believe me have not repesed my confidence in a stranger. ! know Wilton to be virtuous and hon. osable. And who, let me ask, are those who traduca his character" Her beautii1a as,l 1as,ll lip curledint an expression ofineffable scorn, as she replied to her own interrogatory also hearted Mretches creatures of envy and mal- ice, who would as soon dare the falling Huadeybolt, as confront the indignant
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-27
Administration Aotice.


 HNHE undersigned having obtained, from eA the Judge of the County Court of the county of St. Francis, in the Territory of Arkansas, Letters of Administration on the estate of Watlian Cooper, late of said county, deceased, hereby gives notice to altpersons having just demands against said estate, to present them to him properly authenticated according to law, within one year, or they may he nreelsdel from l ae- irving any benefit from said estate; and if sand demands be not presented as aforesaid, within five years, they will be forever barred.
 All persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment.
 DANIEL MITCHELL, .adm'r.
 oftheestate cf I'm. Cooper, dec'd. Sept. l3, 1880. 27-3u.