The Arkansas advocate., 1830-06-09

af fea @tasa 2 sa Y q the 1 fsss, and d;, cuss the affairs of the nation, ana.th. forthcoming novels and poetry. v
 i had the pleasure of seeing old M. E Gales in Raleigh. Heis a clever'aall,, al, 2 1 gentleman, with blue eyes and Sss gssa E hair. gave him a world Of adxsa. ~ s 7 which have no doubt he will reraaa ber. North Carolina is a poor missra ble state after all they can say. 1bas do occasionally pick up little gold, bn3t their paper wants the doctering of fm 5os friend Judge Forum. How is my ala friend Gen. Root coming on in AlbaeSs see by the. papers that heis kiehi9, Iup a row there occasionally. Genersl Root is the John Randolph of Nes' York. You must take particular sa,, of him till return. I mean to salt 6im up in my Black Book for posterity.
 Before left Washington put con .gress to rights, but they are such a set of sad fellows. that they cannot keen traightunless lameonstantl, 5 iisiitIl them Mfr. Chiffon, 1 perceive, has gone over to Clay. Last December l gave himtka heads ofseveral sermons, besides q tlss en resolutions. 1 thought they Were quite sufficient to occupy him during tIs sessien.-Mr. Chiffon, to ny certain knowledge, has quite mistaken his gen. jus. As a fiddler, he might have stood iiiiiliif.iisvaled. He isreaily excellent attbe long bow, and many's the lime I bava danced to him when lie was ill the re6. key.
 was the other ddajy-iiGn dda iiGn CClllarleston.aB and suffered much from the Barbarians and blue skins. l have borne much degrada. 1 ton and eentumely in South Carolina land l ana half inclined to put her down Jimmy BlackBook. The sold dominioHn is a glorious state. She, is the Sparta of the South-fullof public pirtue--poh, Ilc principle-frmness ard inteerity. l Ihavenot many Black Books there. Tho "Old Dominion' never xesintheWalts land other indelieate dances. South ECarolina is eterAally kicking up rows. There was ], Anne RoYall, in Charles ton, hunted into a. grocery by some of I'the nod caps, and not only that that, bbu. bbu.. cheated ne out of my passage money to Camden. have been told that South l Carolina intends to put herself; upon her sovereignty--she had better put herself E fintoanhonest bib and tucker, ,and behave 1 like an honest woman who was never twice married. ] hate all those who marry second husbands. IL is a mon. strous departure from the purity of ouG first love.
 I see the old Adams and Clay part in the South are making a great noise and opposing the nominations. Iwant ed to dish them completely, and toll Mir. Webster that he must make al op position. You must take care of Col Crockett. Heisa aparticular friend, ,and can eat an alligator to breakfast without butter. l don't suppose the Colonel will speak many speeches in Congress while l am absent from Washington. If he is wise man he will keep quiet. Do You know Mir. LeH4ar from PenusY. vania ?-IIe is another particular friend of mine. ] blew him before ] left Washington, and set him in the righ. tract. am goingas far as New Or leans before return. Hope shall be in time catch some ofthe fragments tha ebaJl fall frorxo fha fahla of Mir fNlaos Remembrance to Thomas SkidmaTe Esq. and his friends, at Military Hall shall be in New York next summer and help them to make q ticket. ThinC forever, ANNE ROYALL.
 .Nurder-A shocking murder wa. , committed nearNicholasyille, on T'ridaJ ], last, of a Mrs. ColdueH, a young lad, recently married to MT. George Cald well of that place. The circumstance ne x<fe bo.za nm n1 o ol {t,,,,, :, , =. fol