The Arkansas advocate., 1830-11-03
VOL. f.--NO. 32.


 is, of all things, nearest his heart, she will work her fingers 10 the quick to sus tain him. If he should be even a little la ~ and worthless. Woman, IS tilc best gift of Heaven tomar. and he that does
 pot accept it hardly deserves a seat in
 iieave. ihavc {cnoptinued the Goyernor) passed two daysin thistown, & have been
 rarely eheered by the appearance of Q lady. 1t seems to be town of bache- lors. On Saturday, he supposed the la
 dies were toe much ss pied wttI tII tsis: their domestic concerns to be visible. but hop ed that on Sunday he would see iin this ts!!..iiss
 respectable, wealthy and populous eouil- ty, numerous assemblage of both sex
 es, at Church, in the town, or near il: but, to his ssirprize he was informed. on Sunday morning, that there Was no
 preaching intown orneighborhood, and
 thatt the preachers rarely came to " ash ington, because there were so few la- dies in the place. The Governor said the idea was snovef to him, but, on rellec- ton, he did not censure the preachers.
 for how can they expect that the glad tidings of the Gospel will penetrate the hearts of sinners, who are insensible to the charms of women? If there are Ger. tinued the Governor) but few ladies in this town, there are number of as intel- ligent and agreeable gentlemen as isany where to be met with, and may bc permitted to hope for a speedy reforms ton.
 The Governor begged, iis conclusion,
 offer fer t'ie following sentiment. which
 was received with cheering applause: 7he far sea--He that does not seek x helpmate-the most precious been sf C nd to man--fas no music in his soul, and is worse l than all infideI.
 U. IHe Rata of Red Rioey--F Fasienc and l perseverance will remove the ohstruction.
 ,f ,nterPoses and .i.::== sss m
 kansas upon an equality, in q commercial
 as if now IS in an agricultural point ofsiew,
 with the falTest portion of country west of
 the Mississippi. l '. Charles Carroll, of Carrolnoa--The only remaining signer of the Declarafio5, |ofsindependence. Peace and happiness attend him ever.
 5. Col. Rlchard >N. Johnson of keafack9 An able and persevering sentinel on tho ] political watch-tower of this great k ep11b- lie. Aykansas regards him alnnnr tls< ss...s,=.
 Der of her friends, and recollects with
 gratitude his efforts in her behalf ,. Iste .4Aoraey General of fhc Cnifcd States, John .HcP. Beyrian--lf ofherproof were wanting, his lucid expositions of sfbc acts Of Congress, granting doIsaiions oi lands to certain citizens of Arkansas. is evidence to us that he is an able lawyer and an honest man. l io. The Judicldry--A coordinate branch
 of our governmental its wisdom and virtue sustain it.
 l II. 7'he Er-Presidents of Me t1nsfe3 Stdtcs-"They have filled the measure of
 their country's glory,'' F. .agficulture--Ou Jayns arc our gold mines
 13. The. .taiv of f.4yhausas--T ir smiles will govern Hs " hen swexds weuld fail to command obedience. ~ s5s = $ VOLUNTEER TDASTS. Blythe President of the Day.--The town of Little Rock--Let strife and discord cease within it's liinits--nsay friendship andunanimity abound therein, and the Edi-s tors* ofour papers fill tlleir colunnns with l foreign and domestic news worthy fhe ate 1 tention of their patrons.
 By he Flee Presidenf.-- ap. andrew Jackson and Ex-secretary Henry Claw The former where he should he ,and the lat. ter where he ought to be. By Hon. A. H. Sepier.-The citizens of Arkansas Within their Territorial liuifn they will suffer no intrusion; and should trey, in preserving tilcir rigits, cone n contact with Indians or spaniards. tlyev will conquer, or never be Jeff to tell of their disaster.
 By Judge Eskridgc.--Gen. Iafayetfe-- The great apostle of Liberty in the Old and New World.
 D Jitdge Eyoss. -; fl Ire fret settlers Of Arkansas--Many have fallen victims fo tbe common lot of humanity, and others to daf- ficuities and pfivations peculiar to wii- isderness country. fay those whosyef sur vive, live to see the day when this portion of the Union, shall have added anotherftar tothe constellation of American States. By Dr .Samuef Sldug hfey.--D Daniel Neb- ster, the distinguished barrister, profound and inhexible politician, cogent and con- vincing reasoner. His brilliint display i1 the Senate Chamber, has encircled his name with political halo of imperishable fame. |..s. .ss.. RY Z1n1zaet I. 1Yltter, Esq. ..-'ish0 rfollf of suifrag ge--On its frequency and purity de- pend the permanency of our republican in- stitutions.
 By Wm. P. Hiclmual.- l.--Onr Delegate to Congress--Ingenious, ardent, and jndefat- igabie in his exertioBs for his constituents may he ever continue, as he now docs. to merit their approbation and patronage.
 h5f George Gontrdy, Esq .--i'he Old Bach- elors of Arkansas, alike respectable and unf0rtuuatp Thew daaorv<z af l<a ef zt4,o