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The Arkansas advocate., 1831-05-25
AGENTS FOR THE ADVOCATE

The following gentlemen have been .ap. pointed Agents for this paper. Col. James ScuN, P. NJ, Pine Bluff. Col. r. Bos4oeU, P. M. BatesVille. Maj. /. WoB, P. NJ. Izard c. II. Robert Snith, P. M. Jackson, Lawrence co. N .Vcnelee, P. N. Conway county. IbomGs .NathefS, do. do. .lrthur' Clarhe, P. NJ. Morrison's Bluff. Col. [. ". Clafhe, do. do. ,Hark Beaa, Crawford county.
 Thomas Hubbard, Hampstead county. Gol. John CkafH, Sevier county. T. Furtlky, Arkansas county.
 IT, l.. Biscoe, Phillips county. Socacer Crouch, St. Francis county. tieorge r. Laeoioa, Miller county.
 Wnt. D. Ferguson, F. M Crittenden co. ,TohH C. Saplors, ?. M. Jackson co. C. F. 1T Notaad, Independence county. ,B Coiiins, P. II. Clark county. J.arhin Ne,otoR, Washington county.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-05-25

&n act to authorize the State of Illinois to
 surrender a.township of land granted to
 said State for seminary of learning, and
 Co locate other lands in lien thereof.
 Be # eancted by the Senate and HouS2 of Representations of He United Siatcs of .4me r1ca in Congress assembled, That the State of Illinois be, and is hereby, authorized to relinGuish to the United States, township number five, north of range number one west, situate in the county Of Fayette, in said State, heretofore granted to the said State for the use of a seminary of1carning, and to locate upon the public lands within said State, the sale of which is authorized by law, one entire township of land, or a quantity of land equal thereto, in tracts of not less than the quarter of section.
 Approved: March 2, 1881. 59
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-05-25

An act to extend the patent of John Adam
 son for further period of fourteen
 years.
 Be 4 enacted bg He Senate. end Bouse of Representatives. Qfthe United ,Statcs qf .4n,e- yica jn Congress asscnobIed, That there be, and hereby IS, granted unto John Adam son, citizen of the United States, his heirs, administrators, and assigns, for the term of fourteen years from the twelfth day of December, one thousand eight hundred and thirty, tue full and exclusive right and liberty of making, constructing, using and vending 10 others to be used, his inn pavement, called Floating Dry Dock 9 a description of which is given in a sched- ule annexed to letters patent granted 10 the said John Adamson for the same on the thirteenth day of December, one thousand eight hundred and sixteen.
 Approved: March ?, 1881. 58
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-13

ENSneheet tho Presidents, and several C;oyernor'.
ressagef' ami s,ge comments thereon; Modification.
anu the Cherokees; foreign news; tho Kentuc
ny conventions; Georgia and the Supreme Court and
as though not least your contested elections from
orange and Culpeper-hat l. really had no hose of oh
hhS even corner for word in season. Coura yci
es, Tue work Is nearly done; and If the old Baltimore
Seneaiogsi' does not manage 10 drag YOU into war
arc about "the American system" there will be some
chance for the pens OF Washington CORE spon,lents
dare swear that, Judging from the lucubrations of
N"o"dfs and their echoes in various parts, you
are sitting upon nettes. In spite of any thing ina,
appears TO orebode evil they Uin have it that the Pre-
sdent aud Secretaries quarrelng-that Georgia ba
committed treason, aud virtually dissolved the Union
oy disobeying Judge Marshals citation-and that Gen
Jackson will not be candidate for the next Pre-
NOW, don't be alarmed. The political here
calm, ana the little thunder gust which the reformed
Jerks s'rove to magnify into tempest respecting the
atude which Georgia noby assumed in behalf of her
sovereignty, has already blown over. All is Welt
VI am inclined 10 believe that your amiabIe friend
Mr. u, Is not well pleased with the coalition hin,
wnien threw cold water on the project of holding a
National Convention" here this winter TO nominate
his favorite stable orator. for the next Presidency He
sevlden,iy disapponed:-but the New Eng land friend,
oil Mr. Adams move sow-plsy will not shin for a
cruise against old Hickory under officer who has
oeeh reprmanded by the people in general ordersand
many OF them, IL Is said, are quite willing TO Law him
up IN ordinary. Mr.. Clay indeed is rapidly getting Out
OF date IL is with him now, il was at Paris in 1910
win tue Marquis de Chinene Of the ancien reg ime
People talked ot provinces, of kingdoms of
great captains OF extraordinary political events but not
word OF the Marquis dc Chimene."
I'VE had, on Friday, long speech against Mr. Mon.
roe $ claim, by member of the House, hang Sout,,
oil Mason and Dixons line; and another about half
long, in favor of il, by member haing North of it
that viii be the ISSUE il scarcely needs Ghost from
the grave to farete."
day for the We ,b for the present, law him
de grace. 49, "p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-13


Mr.. Wi'cher denied hat The law .n,ha,,,a, ~
tiH 10 cell his Office The bi.h a N-u '"s shes
,a. 10, VII se's under him The sheriff. were al
uch fpportancs how they were rsii .rh ns ~ VI
weh was thu seli-r,i there wsos snv rh ..,
Sn ,n campbell had represented hi. own county in
80 "h'ch u "ii not deceive. Mr.. w had tnowr
upright men. we "'nes' anil
mn, NV sat- he gen,ieman had i. eten him. hy
w." ri oss Sird to hi' own county. II had spo
i'c'' which occurred esewh. re-. and had ,Jvsr,.
AID 80 a. ~ T"oc OF such syscm. He had
- - nu tspeated that whcee the oiice wa, ,oId :
sspes was meet lk.iy to ~, n, accuse r. ,,s
1--WE ne principle 10 prevent him t,em sxa,.;i IN
md sd - m"nn-r to increase his profits
"A. ~ me- eioie hid higher tan o,l era
ms. Ssr'and oi Nelson moved to re. eommi, ~. hin,
A. Eolo" was supersci BY that OF Mr. mn
mr. Ep,es supported the Or, and read IN. t,n.
iN"i which, he observed under the adm a, 49,, r..
V".s - Appeais did no the buy ing ard ,.l,n
H. n.r. I've 'n,snuoa was TO prevent speculation on
les OF ni;viduals--but il did pot Afford pro
IL was the duty of the Les.iatur. 10 nraYsO,
uT,nx which led TO the upton Of pabIic OFF,
shas,s Were various means by wbich deputy
te. !" "S- ms power mpr psrly Tor his own han
hi. There wa. dar ger tina, he h.r, end c,s'S
sIo,a no' have justice done them The bill ,e.mes
trInyfRing serions evil. eS"s VI
SsmP'sii Of Bedtoic, requested The gentleman
y = -com'niued. VI" m'sn'
Atr brodnsx stated the rea-oDs yshv n. sho,,d vo,
sanst ms bl IL was piece of vsuess legislation
IA 49, senu,nan who had ,foksn, admitted the right
80. ~ Sne' III 70 employ deputy; aud IL go he could
mn oet the tfice. seemed agreed on all hand.
that Il the bill pa .sed the ola :. en,J 10 ,i
yfr'n& in the contract, lie nail o,,, of ~ ~ eu
"a th-so!ice "-wha wa. the a. rsn ~ ~, Prous
Shetia eceived certain portion Of f.s. e' INC
an'--rhe I'll would be "a. sans. tn. Isi I 49,
f1HHtd seemed to be increasinV ami - a..
laon bs Corning too comm n yirsi,ia had ,,;,h; az
lat bheen years. passed s,me 600 statutes Me- VIC
OF them we're r-peals of Others, aud ,hs n,s nu.sny
~ that there had been much hapy r,gsI,,;on IL
cav no other effect If thi. b than ,hst !, myh, c,n
many. msg.trse. to dou whe ther hey had The ,,sh,
TO empiuy d. pu,ie. Fu,,ha, IL. A., w we t.sns
erisnlv good oae, that ould be prodncsa INV -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-13
gsnnnensaS Of the signature, will yet tho daro no,
q yds Ga Blue cloth 9,. Ell r, "a
80 10, 10 sIs
f3l Us 1 LA
odico, Richmond, Jan. G. lsal.

COLLECTORS Office, Richmond, Jan. G. 1891 -
IN invoice Of which the foregoing tine co,v ,
.o regular course OF business oc
December last, and the duty thereon estimatsd IN bs ~
he appraiser and paid accordiugy-he cloth msasn,o o
ydS square, at go cts is $50 dollars at 4 Der cent ~
A s,..;t..,.- Ill, 81, J. GtBBON, Collector
~ Immunity with the regulations dongs
houses afording dnily snffoentIv oin,
70 make ether statements their entries afford
ILL., ,ty OF me lnlsehood which such supposos
y @ ushered to tho public genuine Entertaining the
h. ha mai done 40, " rather presumption that M ,,J
came, IN doing "Hkswse. t'' '"0"0o '"o imagining
~ therefore hat. ,h.
we m@Eser ha, been 'omewba, diverted 6ndnx b.,
a. '5ns articles nore fay1rs5e Tor Their eLas
Opportunity 10 attend each NY 7 u'""e had 'ubcent
VI wish some member or
&c. nss ,hswoE The Cu'ton-bpuse winch ,e;es. b,
quo "hsre The debsnufss have besn ,Ic,,eJ go
p. iP'y money, ssrsssbls 10 know, to b,t &
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-13
A'S AIO'v CHSE-Iln Eriinguisher On

The case Of Tassels was " nuts,' IN ~ O..
Prin's' They expected to get up, eveutuaIIv la
Glamour against General Jackson, and to put 6s ,on
iualy laid IN ore Of the Clay papers The snr., &c
Court was 10 srfagn the Sheriff and Judge Of n an
County Tor eontempt-'hen refu,a in those or
20 ooey the PreceP'-'bsn Posse Comutatus to be
uI'nouen 10 enforce i,-neSt refusa heir part to
ooey-and last Of oil, the President wac To he cali.
s 70 turn out the military authority Of the United
''e'' 70 execute the laws OF the Uni5n. n he com.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-13
10 VIZ -EDITORS :

- "WAsHfNGroN, Jan. 8, 1880.
AS an act Of friendship, ought perhaps ere this 10
nave stolen few moments from public duty, to dror
yyu me about sundry affairs in this capital But 70
@ me ruin the Enquirer for the last three or four
"eeS' mas been sailing under such press Of canvass
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-13

6SCHOoL NEAR LOUISA COURT-HoUsE =
~ MIR Laws DVk- viii op-n School At my horse
"''h'" Two ml1s OF Louis G ,uft-H ou.e, the 30h
OF January, 1881; his School WI be limited one: not
eEceeding hleen scho re- he will teach the L,,n and
bngish Isugusges A'ilhme ic, &C. M Duke has
oeen tesc, ing Tor bree yses pest IN the entire sa
taci ion Of his employer AZ IN hi qual6r ations az
teacher, he refers TO Mr. John Kidd, Mr. VIM Cooney
Ne on anil Mr.. Thcmas Oven.
Terms for y ard and Tui'ien fos ten nonths ann.
tuition slone Latin S25, EngIsh $40. F''''
jan. H. IO-wS"T GARRIT M. OUARIFS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-13


GE;DmoG rhpr'dsy the 3o,h u Berry the county
o. oSpeGes IN he Sth year of her age, DE HART
ofPowhatan Seat Richmond leaving six iS
S5 p 5 The various relations OF child wife, mother sister
a was hehy cultivated and her Society must
%P ms s .S Win the %pp1Tse Religion
DEPART Gs o" :" the WY @ 'Go o GO and when he old
and Cody life hers the rsb,eopps
oc Al his residence in the of Northumberland on tho
and meo of of virsinia Tbes I"".
than Fl" Sss mooy and active cxcelencs
WSe ne lived ed letter. from his comfy that his has
Mr. Bates was the brother Of the late of tho Missouri
the present Judge Bates Arkansas and Of Ed
the osh cn s inc m s% ii s & Of Missouri
husband %m h and lamont the loss of a
H.l.!mHrs on Thursday Dec. sOh IN the 18th year Of
Srr sss AGNEs CABELL WRIT younss.t Of WI;s%
and love- emlooue relation, friend whose w.@.
lie gnc heart had never bSen @ y@Gs ro,s sG' Of oyelns.
mo a,he hight vision Of hsppn. with witch her
ed in ,h, bs6os world Heaven Translated her I, b,,fu ssa,
gesns.; Of inte'eu'I PERCEPTION which 'seaId mutton ,n e
mastery Of every subject that "ho ~ her rqu.i.
Sa ss's',TS H p'' G
OF e .ss united ,h2 ds.p and ruhoF
created fry would # 'en'hty moved None ever
i ,rs' su f. s,%Sy ay .
p sestsi ,s cneb.n. g. s from her smiling
.dsl9e and lCyel,ue, crested hal? syy .ound her.
lovely, long ~ ibse t,Gs fe1te 100 passing
" Sweet h,rmoni.t snj beautiful "a,
Mud JounE - beautiful! aud soft young
Aud s',of md ,nnv-ont ssvJ
And hsrpy III snsht hsrpy here a, good
nv, besuty, youth 1--we, yrtue ioy- thi, grimm
OF 'rtht iiesf, n rvsf, Of Pa ad.e,
A. yet pnforeted, in one blrz we ind.
Kneei aud present 70 the skis,, all
We guess II Hrsv ~ 5nI these Ill her 6vnI
Lk'blo''otn'a tee, oearn,d by vefnal storm,
J. .v"iy 50 death the hrsucou, ruin Iy;
An u 10 de'ih stu lovely, hveier there,
Far Low Her"
He Ire I'a's beautiful Of ~ nv m,,,t .xo,, :.
sv' etsfte Son id her yuos heart 70 adore and
% WIN til erap' sod that Wheh constituted her grs,si
N'Y fsnson, the perpetual ,ehng no Of her nI y,
hesE"s She had leaned hPi se In w. q I nj tu
nun on ef and when sked few
ed my toS 10 rfgtet"n .Hth she N,thnv me .nIo
~"h 70 yu ne my Fhes vii to adore serve Him ON
sTth butt she added sud heart hrled 10 the bolv ass
mess OF her torres -" " II he
'"HeriHS want q 40 IN be'u 1--we
sermy ~ Hesveni -FTtw, frgiye th, fsshIs
ny he.sayd hsnd dsvs hi, Il on he and hov d,n
W" ""'"ttt' die the desth 81 the rirh fBan 6os
on Sunday night, last aud amer long illness. in n.
bu resident OF this Borough Major A. has e,,as
large family to respectable society aor,o or wbc
nave nee honofcd with the confidence approaon gov
eTnment to
gnsers engaged IN the public vo,L,
on Lake Ere, &C. who're his skill enterprise been ,y
na1od to tho benefit Of his his
TO The dece scd - duo tho
whose fame for discipline tactics Of bo Ell
character soldiers
will tho Of their long 10 be
those wel-i "
national security maer N. kiad paton md ,nss'n ~
good neghbor fNssresm ps.s ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-13

not .osu, that M Mil, h,ud make this oopse ia
h.'n from tyinS mis- information sthsr. ~ " 'u's 70 'e'
Edinburgh Review, No 06, tase [Of.
See MIR NlessPchio. Tor Farmer.
rgaat asaion" was used by WITH psrfset s,,,.,.,
20 .n.ush nsy bsve heen the ohjsct Of Ito IL ,
~ n'en ied Tor II the mount on Ss ~
49, :, % sase each end t. deses yet svovysl Inc
-, ~ recrton The exclusion e Imports .e1Y 49,
~ 800 -" then only 70 p'nis extent but bst period
ms been enlarged
eon,uus, vefy decided slterstion intention.
OF he gentoma1 will perhaps somewhat dpeI-
vlowng certificate venerable Coilseto thongb
no" ' ms s6senes Of the Mayors Zeal Of Office, to hc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-13

"ANTED at this Office an Apprentice 10 the
Printing Business One from the counry-pos
ses'inF good English educadon--win be preferred
Jan. 49,
~ For New Advertisements, see let and I'd coils.
Tirft Page.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-13

Correspondent IN Abcma writes under the date Of tho 7b
INST rs fOows' vi VIII call bie
you may no, have observed CoMEr every ornioy
o some Ne me to come bearing is South deg East a.
bout 10 or ~ degrees above the Horizon al the frat
day II has not been noticed by other person would
you 20 eRact inc above account OF wh Of cano tbs
attention OF some person better qualified than am with both IN
suunents and talents, to observe
0L-We have nnithnr henrd IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-13

Py ~ STUDENT at the University Vrgnia will be so coo
as TO hnh and transmit 20 his In NS ~ 80
as convenient, will lose in coming to Gs"o 800
them. " "s W " "seislon uPoI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-13

gCWhcn MI Gilmor some DAYS since IN RI .o,.;. A.
me resolution of Mr. Barbour, proposed "a
@ we eoc o. insoiven debtors acquired their inso
Vency from the claims of creditors stated that hs wa,
make tho motion, only from courtesy 10 the gentonan C
na ne might have an opportunity explaining tho rea
ons Why ,na resolution should DO adopted M SAID that he
it, mng 20 egss,e on the subject, he incnd Ia
tbnk such provisions as those contemplated wsto
ths were not also In conflict with power which had bee
ierfed on the Federal Government TO pass ankroot ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-13

6S Tho Posimaors in tho OF Virginia. At vlo,s s
any alterations have beon in the arrival dons % ~,
WI. ob',ge the Editors by giving nforma os of !,
"Rou'e WIN INST OF tho offices the time
papers should be mailed Richmond for those oGiss S Wv
oe advice upon the subject which may calculated To nc ~
safe transmission Of our papers. ~ 0u W spoeu th
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-13

% motion ef Mr.. Morfis, The Report Of the Com.
m'use Of Privileges and Elections on the petition Of
Hooef, Shield, confusing the sectloo Of James ssmpls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-13

fEsTERDAY. Communicated was received from
the Senate that hey had pissed the bills" To author.
we separate election at The House OF John Clark In
Toe county OF King and Green" To amhodzs a
separate election in the county Of Prince Ejwsrd"
loanhofiss separsts election st the Houss Of vii.
lam Cox in the county OF Wyihs"-snI " To author.
zs parac election at the house OF Barns smith in
The county Of Lsvie"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-26

cotton HdhutacturcS.-'The value of the Cotton
-ianuiuctures exported during the twenty-five
years OF the late war, from 1893 to 1915 amount
cd to 2oo millions sterling at the official valuc.-
The raw materials at ] millions per annlln amounts
to 81 millions sterling. The net ANNUAL recent
from foreign countries for profits and wages wa;
therefore 10 millions, about 5 millions per an
mum; but the whole value OF all the British manu-
tacturcs exported during that period was j4S mill
lions, which dcducling for the raw material i8 mil
lions, will leave 400 Millions added TO the taxable
capita! OF the nation, the rate of more than Is
millions per annum by amount received for the VA
gcs ana profit of British productive labor.-In The
eight years since the return of peace from 1915 TO
1872, the cotton manufactures exported arc up
wards of LIZ millions at their official value and
qeductng millions per annun for the raw ratrri
al, leaves 1871 millions, being about Ia millions
per ounum, which being added to tho export Of
the twenty-five years preceding, will make UPWARDS
OF 2o'5 millions contributed since the commence
ment of the late war by cotton manufactures lion.
to the taxable capital OF The nution.-But in the
last eight years the whole amount OF exported
British manufactures and produce, is 332 millions
and deductung the materials at the increased
ratio OF u millions per annum, will leave PIP mil
lions; being about 81 millions per annum: which
beng added 10 the produce OF profits and wa gcs
Tor she - years of the war, above mcrtioned
(loO nllllons) will make 672 millions rocciycd in
tho last 80 years since 1893 being upwards Of %
millions per annum for wages and profit produced
by british industry, and received from other ma
tons. During the war, the sum added to the ma
tional debt by loans, 5GC millions, which it
thus appears was exceeded upwards Of / 90 millions
by the amount received from foreign countries for
the ingenuity of the English artizans and the in
dustry of the English IIeywood's discpmr
scS' No. p Edinburgh Philosophical Journal, 1924.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-26

to be correct, but is entirely incapable of pursu.
ing any chain reasoning by which he might main
tain them.
Dir. Ritchie's decay of intellect and of manners.
appear 10 move pan pdssu. In the columns of the
Enquirer we see none of those able discussions of
great political principles, ofstatc rights and Va doc
rines, which they formerly contained The slang
OF inc dwelling demqgogue, and the vi;uperation
ofthe vulgar partzan, are now regularly served up
TO his readers. He has several times alluded by
name IN the most ill-hrcd and uugcntlemanly
terms, to the author of Leo" in the u s. Tclc-
graph, while he was incapable Of answering sim
gle argument of that writer. In all those virtues
that constitute gentleman as well as Il man of in
teilcct, the author of Leo is as far superior to
the 'seidcrly gentleman" az "Hypcrion 10 Satvrn
lie acquired, at very early period of his life, :,
character for intellectual power which Iir r. never
has obtained, and never will unless tire order Of
nature should be reversed Yours. &c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-26
For The Wbir

m SouTHANrroN, Jerusalem, Sept II, 1881.
he Ladies OF Southampton, having in great
measure recovered from the shock, caused by the
unexampicd butchcrics, lately pcrpetrated in Their
county, seize the earliest opportunity of return
ing their thanks, to the different volunteer com
panes throughout State, and sister State North
carolina, who galantly forward to defend
then'. Regretting tho privatons which all of them
suffered, they will ever cherish the most lively graft
tude for their services. 10 me officers themselves
ana to the troops from Fortress Monroe, they also
respectfully tender their thanks-and with feelings
OF Kindness, promise never to forget, the -al-
liant seamen, with their commander, who JUS, from
long and tedious cruise, lost no time in cominr
to their assistance
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-26
VOL. yEE4--NO. I'D
..,,s-s.,.-s;.;,ss EEEErssEN.-=


C.&sos2 WARNS, GoEs5ec, sc.
sEVfiE Subscriber is now receiving, and
* otlirs TOR sale
5000 lbs Petersburg cotton yarns, factory prices
200 bags Porto Rico and Rio coffee
IS bids cheap \ sugars
do primo st Croix DO
so So bGis Loarond lumpdo
so small chests imperial and gunpowder tea
bags pepper
do ginger
do aspico
10 boxes tallow candles
10 do sperm do
20 do starch
50 rcans writing aud wrapping paper
10 boxes fresh bunch raisins
large bales almonds
40 nests wood boxes
70 doz bed cords and leading lines
80 small casks genuine Malaga wine
70 or Go Sicily Madeira do
% hhds prime retail moIasscs
800 lbs Spanish soal leather
2OO casks cut nails, assorted
tons couOtgy iron and plough patcs
1000 sncAs Ashtop's Liverpool salt
100 Nova Scotia griudstoncs
so bbls mUckcrcl No |, =, and 3
100 do clpt hcrliags No l, with u variety
Of othcr articles.
u Country merchants and dealers will please
call and examine tor themselves.
JOSHUA ]. FRY,
spt ~ Next door 50 Otis, DuNLoe s. Co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-26

ANAsrAsIus-Ths work in two duodecmo vo-
fumes, has just been re-published BY tho Messrs.
Harpers of New York, making the 18th and Sth
vols. of the Library of Select Novels. We were
much pleased at tho selection. AS description
of the manners and customs of the inhabitants of
Turkey, including Greece, Anastasus stands un-
rivailcd. The former editions had become SO
scarce that, although we have been trying for the
last year or two to get perusal of it, we were
not able to succeed.
The publication of the 25th No. of tho Family
Library is, see, also announced This volume
contains description of festivals, games and a
musements, ancient and modcrn-matters former
~ of much more serious import than we are now
accustomed to view them. The Creeks and Rom
ans held them to be very material part of the
means of governing, and hence full and correct
description of them must be interesting to the phi
losopher and the scholar.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-26

4 7 rucs, taken in Tie oeIk's o6lcc Of The county
1881: robert !a't!ey, and Jaae his we, iyn,yly jane
Geers JoEu Ges's, Sad Mary Hawkins r!rfs agaius,
"au PAMELA ttoieman W liam r. tieerg, and Mack.
ness -ecc@ 1-is-lH CBANsrsV.
!he ceie.dants he2ckab Ellington, and Sally his
VILE, humas lu.em2N, Pamela Hoiemau and Mack
ne's Gters not having entered lheu appearance aud
even Sec.'sy accaids 10 nl tie General Assern
lily, and the rules vi this Co.Ir and appearing that they
are not Inhabitants Of this State: 1t is entered at rules
aforesaid and accordingly ordered that the SAID ceGn
GAatS, tetH'ah iIin2:cr, and Sally, his wife Thomas
Hoieman, Pamela Aoiemaa. amd h!ackness Geers do
appear here, tho Gsl day Of December coul, rcxt
aud answer the plaintiffs bill, and that copy of ,!s
o!def he iJIihEnh inserted ii ono Of the public
newspapers printed in the ciy Of Richmond for two
months =Gcee'si'ey, ad also posted the front door of
ii1 -s-ri house - dis .guufF.
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