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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-26

.Boado9, Dccc@bcr l9.---Pe,itions were pre
scented by Mr., Randolph, of the people Of
ScoasyiIic, Alhcmarle county, for an Office o,
Discount and Deposit at that pla.e---by Mr. Pres
ton, orc Carte Lee and others, for reliet COR
corning tract o',oud md of the citizens ofFlo,d
comfy, forrhc sun ey, &C. of that county---by MI
Pendlcton, oFsudry citizens of Culpepcr, for a new
county aud oftbe citizens Of said county for lot
terry To cors,ruc, bridge across the Rapidan River
by Mn Rivcs Of Cunningham aad Anderson, OF
Richmond, for the incorporation Of their Cotton
Fuetory establishment, and thai otter persons be
allowedt to TAX, shares in i.
Mr. Boiling presented lle memorial Of sundg7-
citizens Of Buckingham, for Il change The mode
Of cectng the Inspector OF Flour at Richmond
vostng 1t in some tribunal responsible to The people
Mr.. Il moved the reference Of the memorial 10 {
select committee Il lha; they la, power to send foe
Alfred Harris and Joshua J. Fry as witnesses
This motion was withdrawn after some conyetsS
ton, in which AIessrs Wood of A, Miller Of r,
HAes, Booker and Colliug tool poy:, hen the " =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-26

paaBaI stay dong the rural grove,
Aadsat nle down. beneath my i,Nmltc tree,
R..lnd my haal against its sturdy unds
Iamue soliloq'y Not long sat,
Ire gaallt balnY sleep stole on my sense,
And wrapped ~ ma Dream.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-01-20
Zftcb6eI0 7EMQutrer
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
by HENRY ADAMS.
TIE r. MS.

To village and sing mail subscribers dollars per
year, payable before the expiration Of six mouths.
To companies Of any number over six, 81 So per
year, payable as abovt To companies less than six,
$i75 per year, payable before. % IS cents will
he deducted from each OF these prices when payment
is made in advance. These prices are exclusive OF
mail stage charge for trans ortaiion.
No papers will be discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, except al the disc relion Of the editor.
Notice OF wish to discontinue must be given before
the expiration Of the year.
ADVERTISING. Que square, three insertions, 81.
and the same proportion for squares
Half a square rs cts, Continuance three weeks,
20 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made for
advertisements continued Or IL months
Administrators and Executors Notices, 81 90
Commissioners Notices, 25
All Communications must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-01-20

The following exceen, Tale has been some time
on hand but we have not before found room for it,
II was We believe first published in the Boston Tran
script, aud ascribed to the pen Of J. G. Whittier, Of
Hartford =
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-01-20
No. S2.-WHoLE No. $40.

of Edinburg---that Twas e ccent ric-- i hat
saw fit to leave the land that called me its
Own---my Scotticsms in this country were
assumed---myseG is my own---the ship
waits to carry me to the land of my birth---
have become Baron, and to the duties
of the discharge of its office have devoted
the remainder of my days. have known
only one, and that is Henry, that look
upon worthy to inherit possessions, which
to me are pain. Henry, you aud your
bride must see me across the river, and
when you come there you will meet not on-
ly with hospitality, but morethan a father:
yon must come within year, for find
that the fountain Of life is becoming dry,
and that age is sending to death the poor
Scotch Pedlar.' Henry and his bride gave
the pledges, and they went over the waters
soon after the pedIar. Nathan went on
with the farm and was comfortably rich;
Maria and her husband had regular an
nual visit from Scotland in the shape Of
good sound guineas, the old man and wife
were comfortable and quiet in their aged
hours, and the pale boy is now near the
Golden Fleece in the good city of Glass
gov, the succcsScS to the newer out of his
own high legal fame, and the successor to
the fortunes Of the eccentric baron and tho
Scotch pcdlar Of America.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1831-01-20

If we did not take great palms, and were
not at great expense TO corrupt cur nature
our nature would never corrupt 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14

M .siFfs. Of Edinburgh. speaking of these Fila says
htre used them IN practice, we'll IN tho hospitals
and nnd thom TO be most valuable remedy Of
hhcumatism and web calculated To do much good and
tnorHote recommend them o general confdcat
appointed who may have occasion 20 tbs raGa6i.
~ ClGr,e Of ScwYoIk lr,'cr to tho escn Of d.,
ItnITcior concludes by sayn; Every class OF pcupc vii
ma N the lHdid Extract cheap and valuable riy ia
the rheumatism. l have generally iound iinm
boxes have prUdrccd n cure. ASA CLARKE 81 n
From respectable Pkp-iri.z Redfe-i nss..y Pm
srirrHir.
There - IN ncighbOuhUl q gentleman no has l..,,
rcnNiy afflicted with Rheumatism for many ycr. nj, Ia,
n using the Fanlcca. % the amount u seven bet
Ues without any rilCct sCCrc tho Iuladc'nhs nty es.
nc cui friend 20 call iHr box of the pills. VIII h.
u-ne. and rcsNnE much benefit from AMI am nt NJ,
"nn'An ihnt uEc ar two boxes will r 3Uy,e r,,'E
'H'' i'ene'e II 10 DC valuable medicine J. =.
~" ~" Proprietor has received tho above -ir,l--,
-. h"- That Ia" poor SHOULD bCu u hy Il s,.ci 10. tic -
&c mas nni M "a boxes mnin FOR the pup.s. Win Dig
t' T,r! cnch boy; containing co pill mr. ip- upn,,r,
i'f ROBERT HARRIS. .iun. at rh,aIa4,po ,,I
r'' - -" IS''7i states To 6tsDcSN at tic :r, ~ rt
N"""T :" hgpoini agents wnU-r lie may tlGk ,,r,...
hrs Incidence says ~. Wludcr ii Salem, IA on. r.
" n' C'f introduced n thu public in the hands dc
..s' i5G'YEF u ~ known only KAtuu .y,sTr
t zinc" s been M tie hands of European aud American
hs,'tn~ a. has been nsccTtaInSd that ScuT"y otstIrst
TyEl> so approaching ConsunpVu have yielded 70 "a
~, Z
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14
-FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
EETIRE

b ,m "",l"Tsed to Offer reward of 5000 each 6
uy WIN Corn 3nu delivery TO me, to my dcp
anu GHfIs NA"'ly who were out upon bail aad
o'%ne ln'ir rccoGEzances by failure to annnnr
~ ."G 'Hcn't Court the United States n, ~
,In" upon charg" of forging the declarations and
documents Tor obtaining the pay of certain sn
"Is o. lne Revolution; aud against whom truc b;I,
Tie said court. ." 'Ne ast term OF
am informed that tho above mentioned J.or,,, To-
Gan was resident, from his birth Of BedGord oS JOY
rs i1' 80 TO 80 years of age and about feet or
."e' 10 HGig't stout heavy built full face sho,, roo,
orsc round hcnd black hair and hcavv iion necS'
bo pa also o6 informed that Charles Whitley was, for tho
,d 80 or ~ years resident ofsaid county ofgeJ
UTE Is rom 10 to 10 years ofago nearly sy fn, -;
.elsn, slender and straight built, thin ysnre' Igb,
ing manners. John peep Az " "pSinuat-
Of 'hc U S, for tho L Digtric, ofV.
Jan. G. 1881. '''''' VI va.
=, INC editors ofthc Richmond Wing and J',ncbhm,
mE','n VIII please insert the foregoing for ,,yG
ilolnS lnh'css sooner countcrmandcGl and fo,wo,J
'he'r accounts to INC orpaymcnt '0i""'e
y. PEt!RAM. Marshal n ory
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14
Optics.

HaSscs with acromatic object glass and sho 10
- - Tor night and day, very superior.
Spy Glasses, various qualities.
Opera Glasses.
rye Glasse% for short sighted pcrsons-sc, in gold
Botanical Microscopes
Octagon Mirror, for viewing prints
Jefferson Spectacl,s
"pcctacics mounted IN gold silver steel. and tortoise
she"-'arious patterns, with green. azure whit
ccncayc, convex, and plan" glasses $500
H"ggies, with green and white glasses
spec aclcs, mounted in J!ued Steel fashionable or,;
clc--for sale by EHNWm%'
feb 81 S'NNAAl'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14
We offer for sale,

VIC Olcr Tor sale,
80 Orleans, part prime
IS boxes and IS bbls loaf sugar
90 hhds West India molassCs
10 do and 60 bbls N. .. DO
$50 bags coffee, Java, Laguira, ST. Jago, Rio s,
st. Domingo
$500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
$50. 500 do do ground do
40 tons bar iron, Swedes English and American,
assorted
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and bistcred steel
Is tons pig iron
50 kegs cut nails and brads, assorted
10 do wrought do
Novascolia grind stones
800 sides Soal leather
Calf skns ard upper DO
$50 Buenos Ayrcs hides
Sss ss: sss S $:;:
" terces rice
II terces clover seed
Window glass, 10 by -. by 10, 6 by 6 and 9
by II, in whole and halt boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead gun powder
Copperss, a!um salt ps,rc, birthstone
Pimento. pepper, ginger, indigo
Gunpowdcr, imperial and black tea
Segars bottle corks
Sewing and wrapping Irvine
Shoe thread in balls aud hanks
Bale rope and cotton bagging
Si!tcrs, soap and candles
Dlu5catc rasins
Flax seed
% 900 lbs bacon
200 terccs Thomas:on ling
500 brls tar
SO bbls No. 3, mackarel. prime pork
Letter, writing, and wrapping paper
Cassia, pearl barley
Glass carthcn and stone ware
Whiiimorc's cotton and wool catIs
Lnsecd and tanners oi,
Domestic goods, shce.ingS, shifting
Broad cloths. &c &c. &c.
Cotton yarns assorted, from Tie hppomn;ta, Cot
ton Factory. LEWIS WEBB x CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14
WARD ELECTION

'Hhih Election Of Common Councilman
m the several Wards, will be held on the + .
Wednf"Hy Ia 1PyH neri VIZ: In Jefferson Ward
no ] az The Watch House; m Madison Ward No
= NJ ihc Cny Hal; and N Monroe Ward, No 3. n,
Tue Tue "hoc"on llili Tavern Polls will open IN each
Ward a. - O'Clock, A. VI. Tho freehoidors oflots
within the SAID city, whether improved or not, and
whether such ffcchodcrs reside therein or not. md
the h9usekcepcrs and inhabitants ofchc said CITY who
shaiI nave resided therein at any time for tho
OF thIee months, without the intcrmssion Of one 2
months, md posses IN their own right within fbc
Same, movable and mnoyCablc property TO the voluo
OF one hundred pounds" ore entitled 20 vote.
m '--r2, ". y. WREN. Scrr't. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14
FALL GOODS.
TALL TTETLSCNs q, ca


A' II received and are now openInr n r,u = ?;
1. n assortment of Staple s. Fancy Dr.. Goods Of n
a'es' mpoFtation-consis.ingi in part, of
back, blue, brown and olive cloths assorted
valencia, toIlInrt and swausdown vcstInrs
ram and fancy iinrcntne and lnarscIlics do
1uperhne, mddling and common s1,,irn,,s
Striped, plaid and plain lnscys
.Ingic and double millod lcrseys
Rose, point and duflc blankets
SuPartle white and assorted flannel
tartan p!aIds and camblcts
Black end coloured bombaZcrts
French and English mcriuo CLOTHS
Mcrino circassians, assorted colours
Lnghsh and French Jet bOa,baZncs
q i'ige assortment OF Fancy prints ind ginglams
g-"' % and Cd cambrck and jaconci rnnsl,ns
figured and plain Swiss, book aud fl:ull ditto
ChccEed striped and corded jdcoHcts
81 bordered Swiss and iackunct crayals
EiacH l'ulian and foncy Fix de-.
trg'ish and India flag an; bGnIai,ua Li;c
Imitation cotton do. assorted
back' white and scarlet meriro sl!awIs
Thlbct and cashmere do
WoTatcd barcgc, Tibet and mcrlno hdkrs.
pancy SILK baregc and craze hdkfs and stars
iN, ciange able Eros dc naples silks
Elegant i1ulard figured d..
B'ack and assorted nros dos inLcs
lac" ana cha"Gca5c IiZufcd uau'ar,-es
lack Italian !ua'rrE, su criar Cnn'.,v
lfoaVy company satin ard lcyantincs
n,rshct. scnshcw and ference silk. assorted
ilnin black mandarin grapes
nc" Style bet and bonnet iibbau1s
ice ~ caprs' frieTncs & i1rcIlls o. Inc late, sc
E!"ck aud wife lace wells
h'ccF. cdGings and outings assorted
- ana } white and black bob6irrt ;iccs
English and French silk hosiery. assor,rI
PACK and white, worstcd and cotton d,.
ihr's, aud gcntcmcns gloves, escorted
Umbrellas Of superior quality
i.inr ana snrcri1c ingram carpn'ince ant rrrs
Ir'sh linens lawns and shectinrs
Jab'a diaper aud dama,i
b'o"n and biruChrd Russia shcctny
Scotch ohnnburgs aud Tichlcnburos
Heavy cotton oznaburgs
brown and blcachcd shiltings and shcc;lrps
N"'r"S plaIds, ,lcungs, Jeans, ctc;-wirich. will,
'''hyF supplies daily expected, w,il be sold at the
)w"st prices. oc, a nv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14

!-'7 ". EFN'gm R.F, Pd,n'e, frd I,i,.ssr ~, "a
500 tl-'t S're'f. fh,'1a,iphiG. .iucES; n 1855
b'NR Sill about yrET aul half u:n I ,,ay ,itr,I
~ i..n't'r Cunt so rrrn' that IL would
- ii' fs>i''' iT ne L, Lr5~r.uon.
90 .."Nn 'v 49," 'nhgrrins uuicr l.: cuuIltn tisn
cl t' Yes t' hal her >ic,p
W" ''nN tive i'u"'iS ~ idii ESirarf a,r"Td,r, -;
g. '~'ns WI Vow r-ilrr u~rrss. r,, tel mo a ly
o.. go - e '.d .",i vel Continued tie ~,
, 49, i,.- M IL" g. 10; -'uduG!y !rt me- rested
H' - i'' .Hf. GNi had r'tn,hiU: t'cru ilfir- H.,
'-- - continue " t,t letter "a, got perfectly zen
Dt-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14
No Mistake.

NoR Judkins Ointment. prepared by Judkins h,,,
49,, SeY' apply to me, first door above the Bell Ta-
,n; Whcrea large supply OF the true and genuin.
% tSe' direct from him, may always be found. 7
hai h" rcsoce the price of this article at retail ,t
10 persons who may purchase To sell nran will scv
price as wi! be considered very liberal dis
'ouile. III. G. Mc'NEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14
SEEDS.

'kSiiE Subscriber has just received n LARGO s,,,,i
- o",psn,s,,NS me following very general assori.
n,e't 81 SEEDS purchased from highly rcspecto
Me concern, by which they are warrantSd a. ho,ns-
perfectly fresh and genuine " oo'""
phANS-brood w indsor, red marrow white m,r,or,
Dwarf large Linn, dun colourcd or QUAKER ~e,lOw,
On mrrN, Chlna cwasf, early yellow dwarf scarlet
runners red cranberry dwarf, white crnnberry noJ
red do do WashinrtGn do Pou'
AS line PFusSan, carly charlton early WASH
M Oh, Hwari green imperial, bishops dwarf prolific
CAEnAcE- Early York. carly suoo, ,o,e
DSt'erSea, late do yellow SAVOY green cmrioJ 10y 10y
d"mhead and red Dutch picking pnrplc carIy nv w.
pc cape ana carly white Broccoli, early and Int
au,'i"wrr, Bfussel sprouts, Scotch kail '''O
Norilk ,urriip "''''' mas hanover and
ocafict' saion rcd and white turrip radisb. c,r,v
hrrn - ,yt" ana cluster cucumber; white cab
800 oto"h Dn,ch. sugar loaf Silcsia and ico Io,
'"GC' scarcity, blood, blood turn,p and ,,,n 80.
~ oee'; Com. PortCr's Chilan, carly bnnch ~,
S:'o" neck winter squash; nutmeg nutmcg c,r, nu
G., I ,s. S P'ne apple and Pomcgrunatc melon
NhAS' GEfps-MI!lCt, white clover hon, l.,
Setrc on's grass tai! meadow, herds gros iu
buck wheat S'Dss' timothy,
Canary, parsnip, summer sr;,-
"ch' nas' nrtIum, cnrlcd crcss or popp.r Co., pm,
VIM" &C !cry, tomaioe, utrn rombo nsn, oI'u
purple c. plant, rotatoc onions carly gn5 ST.,
.an; 'ohg orange and early horn carrot white Pc
tuge and Strashurv onion. ''' W.
FLOWER SETDs-Assoricd
For sale at my hpo,hccary mud D-,,, Co..
n
door above The Bell Tavern, Richmond. Va "'SI
~ - HUGH c. McNEMARA.
Y s htEiNiA:-At Superior Court of Cbanc.r,;
hoidGn at the Capitol, in the city of R;cbrnosY
The ,nrd day Of April 1880: Damaris TayIor u%f
"E'ns. "Sepn Dudley, adm'or with the will anncIo
OF Edmund Taylor, decd and in his ou, ;h .'eheo
ieotse d. Virginia NJ, Edmund w, and Tbeod I"a
deed, defts. OAHU i1u"uhd Taylor.
ms cause came on this day to be heard on tho Hi,
,bc %F confessed, and exhibits. and was argued bv
oIe p'",huii S COUNSEL On consideration wbersnf ,IS
coul' uoh order, tina. the defendant Josenh DraI.
rChutr an account of his administrators os ,,h
OF ms testa'or before of the comm;ssor. ea.e
directed to examine, state and settle the $50 VINO
Tepor, thereof to the court with any matsr,
specially stated, deemed pertinent bv h;ns., H'ers
winch may be required by the parties IN hn or
y copy Ieste' WILLIAM G. PESuLrroS. O.
R"hmond. December 20 nan
me parties insterestcd will please take no,;..
appointed the 9Th day of March next and ,I i
I!hce 'ne time and place, for commcncirr tho u hs
IN me foregoing order, when and wbers ,nn
arc required 10 attend with their accounts and .ISy
rnr.c ,C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14
ctr;."cp,s IF tic Proprietor.

i6T;.'cp's y nc Pr0pric'or.
lie IS - certify fin, Inv, ,r,,....., r,s,..-
E.r'"r lArLl', i'm. Of philadelphia my onIv
a.ru' IN TIC United States, to dispose Of fhat
,i'nl'Ic 'is j chr, called the P9iGiepiir or India
!,1'5e'', Wiz .j!i power 10 apport 9rc, ,rhcrc
lie i:.'r tiii; Trogcr; ana rs the cirat demand
may i"'""" n'.r!iciplcd persons 10 iab.icatc the
rTiic;ne ~ the injury Of tine public i,a,c ho,ciI
proper u Gccowi. ny this certificate signed in NV
own "ani writing, with tic G:r,cti-ns round each
eoN; ana TIC morc CilIciua!ly In detect counter.
l'.ts TIE puNlc will observe TIC signature OF uy
scent on TIC outside Of every hex TO counterfeit
which i. felony. And the purchaser is rcqucs,ci
10 examine carefully The outside of tie Box ana II
,!:c name Of Eojei Harris. Jun. is not on il the
,icG.cinc = not genuine. Signed at my oi!ice, no
q Creek Street. iONTUH.
FRANCIS BEnWTLL Al
Just received and for sale by
an 10 1awtf II. G. McNE1fAp
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14
n MOST VALUABLE
EAST INDIA MEDICINE,

FOR THE CURE or EmEI'MhTIsM, sc.
Eths1 II ,i0 from Tn ,,s s,.i Es ,, ,,
J'liid ~ p EsiisL ~ Eut,f-,
DEAR SIR.-kcrcahly Il, your tc~,uryt I law. viii
vbruny procured nirl send yuu hy -,p Ia s1a
.ap,an RonsTts"n. few p"uu!s ct IT, Iu'IJriaLi> -
Wnh generally Ivy the name ol India Extract Mol
.nc universally cs;ccIIo among the people oI India i,
!t on people, who dairy T'iiUvc, aud
bic remedy. IL would require paper than AN ai T.,
purchase and morc tune than am uhio h,.inw Iut
ms .r,.St :" tins Medicine immediate. That ENE
MhllsM you would some noted
axe charm painful iHcf &C. M V.u II
700 or tdStrg TIE psiIS Ill ts. ali ~
~iieer 'urs to send you CONSTANT supply j. [.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14

.rro . iftthmond December 80. 12ao
me parties insterestcd will please take motto. H..
nave appointed the 29h day of March ncxt ,Iat
J;ce 'he ,e and place. for commencing the ano ,ls
are rccr i"e foregoing order when and where thev
CTS an" with Office copies of such of the cour,
inn 9S"Iouso,y HILARY BAKER, Com'r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-14
From -1.r. iIylst

HEAR S'it S-- !ravr inform you TIA, h,-o Lo,p
W Ia" ,'yrEhl months Effected with such violent rans
NJ ~ tipS i'ghs, aUd snd swelling of The luris thai
.l ~ y ay nor man nothing hat arpiicd GAVIN
~ 'c uH'i neighbour :riurm'rl pl the faa
i'ri't NAV AZ l"T"r'n,d many cues, Or boy
N'r tiN w"ri'Iiul ~ IT; and 10y using boxes and
-'''' d'i - Well =. ever vas ~ Iny Aic.
lOuC Uby.'iCat scr" mt !. WELSH
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-11-09

This woGld af once set asflc ( qracAisl murs der and robbery 1t would induce able Physicians from abroad to settle in oir country and supply the places of those ifinarant nurdererss whom, II would seem, his E.xeeIlencp is determlned to nrotect at all hazards Another great bag-bear with him, is the infant State Of onr coun- try. This is still q stronger reason for the formation of Medical Society, to pro tect and nourish us in this infaufile State. Inthe old States where they have not Med ieal Boards they have Colleges, and a pop uiation further advanced in civilization than 8e are, ,consequentiy lisExcelleDey g alipsion to Kentucky would be no criteri- on for ITS. 1t IS tIlongbtYery necessary for Lawyers to prodtce a lieence, before they can enter into the practice of ttc Iaw ]. Is 1t not of much greater importance that Physician should obtain Diploma or a llcenee, before he enters on the exercise of Professiou, where health and life are af stakel There are number Of other frivolous aud iHaecorous objections which I will pass nnnotieed, with the exception of one viz. He complains of our not mak- ing provision for Midwiyes in onr med ical Boald We intended to delegate that power to his Excellencys as we consider cd him eminently qualified for that office. The attention of the civilized world will be directed to off deliberations in this General Assembly, and Ifeei gratf{Ied that re have made the attempt, should we fail 10 obtain a constitutional majority. now submit the act 10 the good sense of thls House, to detemminafe it's fate.
 JOHN GIBSON.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-11-09
LIST OF ACTS.

 Memorials aad Resolutions, approued Jy the Gopernor, and reported 10 the LeglS-
 lahee Council, at the Sessioa ofl83I :: An act for the relief of Edward Smith.
 An act supplementary to an act, per manently to locate the seat of justice for the county of Union.
 An act better to designate the line between the counties of Izard and Washington, and for other purposes. An act to locate the seat of justice in Jackson county, and for other purposes.
 A memorial to Congress for d fur ther appropriation to repair and im- prove the road from Memphis to Little Rock.
 A memorial to Congress, for an ap- |propriation to open a road from Jeffer- son Barracks, in Missouri, via Fort Smith, to Miller county.
 A memorial, for the relief of those persons who suffered by the Cherokee treaty, concluded in 1877. A memorial for the relief ofthose persons who suffered by the Choctaw treaty of 1895.
 A memorial for an appropriation to |opena road from Strong's to Batesville.
 A memorial for an appropriation to Improve the navigation of White river.
 A memorial to opena road from Hell ena, to interseet the read from Mem |phis to Little Rock, towards the inte- rior of the Territory. An act regulating the fees of sheriffs for taking the Territorial census, and for other purposes.
 An act to repeal the several acts now in force in this Territory. concerning writs of certiorari, and for other pur- poses.
 An act further to regulate the du- ties of executors and administrators.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-11-09
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.zn FINDER their services in the various s4 branches of their profession to the cll- izens of Little Rock and it's vicinity, m which place they have permanently ses- tied, and hope from assiduity and at'ea7 tion, to share portion of the pubic pat ronage, One or the other may at all tunes be found at their office, if not professloh- ly absent.
 JOHN II. COOKIE
 BUSHROD. ". LEE. .Noveasber, 8.-33-fc
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-11-09
LOST,

A Few evenings since, between the olpss -fAA of ihe Secretary of the ferrito,IjJ 'iss the post office, a pair of Sjluef. .lloslats .Is .Magnifying SPECT.4GLES, with dohpis .p.s glaaaes person leaving them at 'A''' office, shall be handsomely gewasdeas
 NoY- 9--lw--s33.
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THE ADyOCAT'RSs.
LITTLE Rock. NoE. ,. IssI.

We are authorized to amodare HENRY L. BIseoE as a candidate far Clerk of the Superior Court.
 h announcing AIr. Biscoe as a case didate fS4 Clerk of the Superior Gourt. We take pleasure in bearing testimony in his favor.
 Mr. Biscoe's qualifications are of the highest order, and have ever been da- ly appreciated by all who have had an opportunity of knowing him. lie is as fully competent to discharge the duties of Clerk, as any incumbent who has hitherto held the office; and we have 10 donbt the freemen of 4ekansas will de- clare so, by large majority oftheir votes.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-11-09

Rock. 4HeH oi Littia 1, An act making further spOronr;. ,;. for the year Is3l aud for Pp.oprialloe dip. ses. ssiiet pafpos, s. 4 resolution ,.3l i'l,1i for tie rslisfof C. "
 -, sssS' VI eAis Territory
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-11-09

AMBROSE H. SEWER, Esq. left his residence on Sunday last, for Wash ington City.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-11-09

On Monday evening last the Legisla. ture adjourned sine die, after a session
 of36 days-during which they passed
 77 acts, 24 memorials, besides various resolutions.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-11-09

0sT Our readers may shortly expect an exposition of the many important events which have taken place, during the session ofthe Legislature.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-11-09

From the severe indisposition of the editor, tbe proceedings of the Legisla. lure are not given in full detail as heretofore.