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isFgo proportion Of which is in timber of
me hses, quality. Tho sdvsnisges possess.
ea ~ thls property are vegy great. Lying
rear the Potomac snd Shenandoah fivefs, 4
. in The vicinity u the large mills erected on
these ssfeaSns. vhilsssll the facilities for trans
pcTtiRg its psOdBee 20 maskes, 20 be derived
from he Chesapeake and Ohio CaEsl, snd
The nsifiAe9. Fail Rod, will he enjoyed By
4 IN the hlghes, degree. There is . large
sad constant stream AZ water running through
ths tTset, 81 sueh magnitude that u supplies
scvossl valoable mills before Il resehes this
lsrti. There ere also several fine Fine stone
sprays on ne estate. The cleared land is IN
high state Of cultivation. and the fences ere
good Possession can be bsd immediately.
The terms u.ii be accommodating. and n
tound advantageous 70 DO 80. the trnes will
De divided Into too parts 20 aiit purchasers.
Al Applications 20 be made 20 me psbssri.
her. Fessd'nE ~ CbaIlesiowa, yeaefsoa esun.
=, IA JOSEPH a. DAUGHERTY.
5uss ., La31.->tL
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Notice to Farmers.

nANIEL SNYDER, in returning his &C.
~ knowledgements Tor the liberal pstro-
mage which he has received % q miller, most
respectfully informs his friends, and the pub.
lie generally. that he has taken his Son, ia.
yit II. Snyder. into partnership. in the Mill
ing business, az the Ford Mil on the Shensn.
doah rivcr-the business Of which will in Ga.
ture be conducted under the name Of Daniel
Snyder b Son. For the information Of our
customers and farmers generally. we deem
II necessary 10 let them know, that ve are
at all times willing to pay the highest market
price In cash for Wheat, o. IL grinding on
toll at the usual rates Of twenty barrels Of SUI
periine Flour for every 100 bushels Of ner.
chsntable Wheat delivered In the Mill, to
stand the inspection Of baltimore, George
town, or Alexandra. h preferred, IL will give
US great pleasure 10 receive their wheat in
this way. Knowing the many advantages
which our mill possesses, particularly - res.
poets its local situation, the great fseirty of
getting -four at any moment, end The great
advantage Of having il sent to market by
means OF Boats loading Il from the mill dsor,
all too, without any trouble 20 the farmer fur
thes than 60 come forward and say st What
time he may wish Il senf. and IN reasonable
same-ve natter ourselves that when the
farmers take into consideration their interest,
they viii be induced TO do their business
with Us. % no pains shall be spared 20 ao-
eommodats them. and from the desire 10
servo the public with strict attention to our
business, we hope to merit q share Of the
public patronage. Our mill 10 nov in eous.
pIete repair sod ready for the reception Of
all kinds OF grain, and ueder way on the pre-.
sent crop Of new wheat. For the eonve.
nience OF our customers and farmers general.
y. We vili add, that by sending their coun-
try work over night they can hsve Il ground
by the Ne X morning. which. by those who
consider time ~ money, will be IN object,
particularly at their busy seasons. No dissp-
pointment (acciden,s exeepted) need be ap.
pretended. Those Who prefer the ~ ore
usual way. beg alta time. Can be aecommo.
dated on sight.
DANIEL SNYDER,
DAVID u. SNYDER.
Ford Fill. Aug. 10. is3i.-tf.
P.S.-We vili exehssge wish ther .oudou.
farmers F.oas for whess. and grind their
Corn and Rye on sight. d. s.
y. IT. 8.
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WE wish TO purchase oRH HUM-
w DRIED NEGROES Of both sc xes,
from u to 25 years OF age. Also, mocha
MICS Of every description. Apply at John
Buckmaster's tavern.
Any letters addressed to Us at this place
will meet prompt attention.
3. &. FRANKLIN,
r. p. LEGG.
Charlestown. June IS. 1891.
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CugoINHAU 1IRRoa,
AND LADIES' FARfERRE
ropo..ls by JOHN II. WOOD, for publishing
In this rstv n Gcss,ai6e anil 4 it~x>~~ p..... -

AND LADIES' PARrERRE
Proposals by JOHN II. WOOD, for publishing
In this city, Scientific and Literary Paper, e.
be entitled ~ above.
TO aE EDITED sT WV. n. GALLAGHER.
TlHIs paper will be conducted nearly up.
u on the plan Of the Philadelphia Al.
bum, snd the {" New York Mirror" and will be
similar ia character and appearance to those cx-
eeiicnt periodicals.. IN relation TO Engravines.
however, il may be yell enough TO rcmark. THAI
the Publisher deems but lightly Of these tnscl and
butterfly wing ornaments lie intends, there
forr, 10 devote the funds usually employed in the
production Of them, to procuring. by premiums
or Otherwise, good original Tales and Essays on
various subjects, but more particularly We
OF western scenery and western manners-hia OBJ
eet bring TO improve the understanding, rathe,
than TO delight the eye. la short, no pains will
be spared TO render the publication pleasing and
instructive, and every wsy worthy thc patronage
OF the reading community.
Tho Editor ~ promised the assistance Of seve-
raj writer's Of ability, whose occasional pro.Iue-
tons in the newspapers, aud in the "Meaern
Souvenir. " have been greatly admired, and very
generally republished throughout tho Union. =
Moreover, il 10 the intention of the Publisher.
should he mect with sufficient encouragement, 10
secure the literary services II Isdy who slcscry-
edly ranks high a. q chastc and beautiful writer
We will close by rcmarking, that should the n
uics, to whose auturement AMI Instruction Ia
bors will b. especially directed, smile upon thi,
our undertaking, NC feel assured the result will
be--sucocsss
TERMS
The Cincinosti Mirror and Ladies' Parterrc.
vii he printed on an extra fine royal shecl--in
the qusrto form, convenient for being bound--
with beautiful bourgeois and BREWER type, entire
y new. A title-page sad iad.n will be given.
i hr york viii be- publiShcd ev,ry other wcck
Of 81 IS per yesr, IL J,sid On advance, or within
tvo months sfs.s the commencement Of the vo-
iume-fi SO. within .ix moashs---or, 81 rs, With
% the year. zach year of the Mirror will make
handsome volume IL two hundred npd twelve
pegrs Of Ietter-pres. printing.
The work vii be commenced on the al or No
vembcr-sooner, q one thousand subscribers are
obtained psevious to that time.
Subscriptions ~ili b. received ri the BOOK
Storrs - y. g.. Guiiford, y. ~. Flint, e.. ID
brSsiford \ 60. and 81 tist of the pablishes.
JOHN ~. WOOD
Cincinnati, Angus, IS3i.
or PoSsmsst~F- and Publishers of newspsp.r.
in Kener.i, sre suihOriEed and reqaes,r 20 set a.
agents. be usual prr cent vill be showed. ar.
ooe copy 81 the work, for eyery FIVE rcst.o,,s,bl,
'ubseribcrA hssuras 20 BE- made early "a Ocso-
Ser
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

AN away from the subscriber, on
IA the esd Of August, q muIatto boy
named RICHARD, about ~ years Of aye,
D feet or 8 inches high, has straight hair.
End - very erect and quick in bis motion.
lie wore grey coatee, white psntaloons,
and an cid wool bat. lie vas seen. the
day OF his elopsment. in Shspherdstown
snd probably 10 concealed in that neigh
bonrhcod at this time. I will give a re-
ward ofthirty dollars, ifisken in either Of
the counties efFrcderick or jefferson. Va.
or fifty dollars elsewhere.
EDWARD J. SMITH.
Sept 8, 1881.
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CONIlTriONS.

The Virginia Republican will be published n
= sufficient numb-r OF Subscribers .hail be
obtained to justify its publication, printed the
best manner, q large sheet, (imperial size,
with new type, at 81 per anuun, payable on the
receipt Of the irst number; II not. 50 SO nj the
end IL the year.
August. 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-22
A General Meeting

|nF the Stockholders Of the Smith.
NJ field. Chariestown, and Harper.
Ferry Turnpike Company. will be held =,
Beekham's hotel an Charlestown, on Pr
day the 7th day Of October nest, al
o'eioek. M. on business Of great impor
tsnee. A full attendance Of the stoekhO
ders 10 very desirsble.
by order Of the Board Of Directors.
A. HUNTER.
oep'. ., 1881. Seey
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-22
IDissolution off Pnl1nershin-

Y'IIE PsFisesship heresofora existing
- between Setoeis s Rsdspeor. N The
Iaanipg Bssiness, vas dissolved By mu-
'1aI eensest On the let InstaRG The bu-
slaess Will - eonliuuod ~ The TsaaeFy IN
Cha1les'owp. BY Samuel Ridssoar, wbo
is fully suthogiEed 70 settle al the ho,,.
ness oflhe late frn.
n. SCROGIN.
: RIDENoCR.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-22
Ready-Madc Clothing,
HATS and SHOES.

THE above Goods have just been
opened and will be sold low. -
Their assortment Of Shoes being very ex.
tensive, persons cannot fail 90 be suited
Call and examine.
Russell u Fhzsimn,ons.
July II, 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-22
Superior Beaver Hats.
WHEAT AND wOOD.

NWHEAT. delivered in the Charges,o-n
w mill. sad WOOD. furnished =, ,.,
slDe during the season, gill be taken r.,
debts due tbs Office. A sapply 81 .;,t-.
article would be aeeeptsbls Immediately.
Free Press Office, Aug. 1a. 1871,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-22
For SALE

"A FARM, containing sbout i73 aeres.
"A adjoining the town Of Bolivar. nes,
HarpeFs-Pery, IN Jefferson county. aboo,
30 aeres 81 which ere IN young timber Of =
thrifty growth. A part ofihe land l. sueIo.rd
by good post aud rsil fence and there J.
apon V small but comfortable sssns house
FOs ,sssss sppiy 10
Sept I, 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-22
Charlestown Apothecary and
ROOk StOre

Charlestown ApOthecary and
Book Store.
"IIE subscriber has just received
at his Apothecsry and Book esta.
blishment in Chsriestown, a very full and
general supply or
Fresh Drugs & Medicines.
Several articles OF the latter are entirely
new, and never before offered for sale in
Chsriestown. Thin addition 10 his former
stock. renders bis assortment complete
and presents to the public an opportunity
Of procuring ~iib certainty genuine medi.
cinos Of every description, which, BY q
reasonable probability. may be wanted
Physicians OF the town and neighborhood
can be supplied upon accommodating
terms, and the subscriber would respect
fully invite such to call and examine his
assortment He deems il unnecessary to
present to the public list Of bis stock,
bot feels himself warranted 10 stating that
il 10 full and general He offers them
cheap. JAMES BROWN.
Aug IS. 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-22
China, Glass, 3 Earlhenwarc.

China. Glass, 8 Earthenwarc.
HUGH CHARLES SMITH. hate Ir.vh
~ smith Go AIexaRdris. ID G.. has ;9.,
received. per ships Shenandoah and Visxini..
from Liverpool. h's Ysll supply Of
0zINA & UARTHENwAnH.
Tbs. wi'h hts pre-, io1s large seek On had
enables him 20 offer 10 Lis frisnls h. A..
country, an unususlly large and hsndsore -.
ssst@en'. eemprsing every article in ri. lie..
and which be oHsfs 10 them on the n,o., no.
deTste terms.
Aiso, ~ late arrivals. an eSiens,ve sunni.
of Cus, Plain sod Pressed CI-fSS W.gE -
DemJohes from Quart 20 s Gallon,
Pipes IN boxss groce each.
Wiadow Glass Of III sxss,
Beet Psrfsr. Ufns and clrss Bosfi,,.
Psaf esd quart.
Als1andfis, Sept. Q, 1891 -v6w.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-22
Valuable Jefferson Land
E0a aAYA

TINE subscriber. ss the SCENT and ss.or.
u pey 81 Thomas Psirfsx. Esq. Of Aiexan-
dris. esEsrs FOR sale thar vAiusbie estate in JEFF
ieSsos evsn,y, Virgins, called "TaE Hsn-
NTrAsE." Consisting Of
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n npouEsr.

YNHE u"dersigned politely ssasssss All A.,
= COOS Sd" hold pFixe ticksls IN snv oith.
Classes o. the Nsgg'H,s Fres Reed I.osieyV. A.
'nsy be convenient. -
Sept. I, 1861. NNAHD'
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-22
Earthenware, China, &c.
ROBERT n N9T1.x.Ha

LAS received. PEE ship Shenandoah
"a from Liverpool. so PseLsss- =,
ps.AhinEnWAkE and CHINA: SO
nexes rIPES beng pavi ofhis Fall sop
Pyes' which VIII enable him % ofIsr hes
lf'ends snd eusiou.su . hasdsonne ascot
meat Of Goods ~ h's line vnmssalIy eavIv
500 opoa the most fsvorshie terms
Aisfaadris, ASg ~, teSi.--st.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-22
Brass KnobbcfI Locks. &c

" z have jest renewed an sddi,ion.I snp.
w ply 81 sunigh's ceiebyased Knob Iyoeks
wiRSiow Fsslniag., and Sssh sprinRs, - bieh
viii Be cold a the mssafscfufer's pssees.
Gass %. Is9A
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-22
ron SALE.
Trust Sale.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust, sxecn
II ted by George Kirk. for the be.
nefit Of Joseph Neer q Co asd duly re-
corded in the clerks Office Ia this ecunty
! shall proceed 20 sell. for cash. 10 the
highest bidder. ut the store Of Joseph
Neer l. Co. on Saturday the Path of ,hi.
meath. al the property contained IN sad
trnst deed. consisting in part Of one stove.
two feather beds ssd bedding. one case OF
drawers. and other hessshsld and kitchen
furniture. &e. Sale to eonmsaes At I
o'clock. r. NJ.
SlI.As MARMADURE.
Sept. 3. 1891. Trvsie,
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-22
PROPOSALS,

For Publishing by subscription, selection from
the Poctical Writings which have appeared
under the signature OF
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-22
LAND FOR SALE.


T>HE undersigned wish TO sell ,
part Of the land belonging 4. ,ta
heirs or Peter Hunsieker. dec d. eon.,,
ing Of ONE FARM in Jefferson count,
and another in Frederick county
The Farm in Jefferson. lie, about the.
miles south Of S~ithGeld. sdjo,n,n, ~.
Issas OF Joseph Beil.sr deed. aud o,b,,.
sod eoatsias about $50 or I6O acre. ~
which u 10 supposed abont 30 are el.,,,d
ssd IN coed state Of cultivation the b,
- isnes heavily timbered In.
improvements are. n gssd o.
- Dwelling House Kitchen ,Smo..
- House. Barn, &c.
liz Farm IN Frederick county,. 10 abo,,
enc mile south cf tho above named ,r,.,
half mile north or Isasc Wood. tarer,
and sdjois;sg the lspds Of Henry Maj
snd others u contains about ISs acre,
100 &c which arc cleared and an . good
state of eul'iss;isn, the balance we'll Inn
hersd The Improvements are, q. FOOD
Log House with four rooms and krch.,
. good Earn. aud al necessary out bu,ld
,ns.. 9th good well Of water eon,.n,r,
ca the house
u A further description is deemed INN.
eess~ry. a. persons wishing to pureha.,
viii doubtless view The land and judy. kr
Themselves A bargain can be he'd IN u.
above land. a. some Of the heirs are deter.
mined on mosing 20 The west The lanl
~iIi be shown ~ any time and 'he tern,
made known. by apple stion 90 Jacob Hun
seeker. living on the Jefferson farm. or ia.
,'d Smith. living on the Frederick farm
II not sold 81 private sale. before Ii.
sth ef October nexf. il will then be oner,t
NJ public sale. On The premises, TO Il.
highest bidder The sale 10 eommen,.
early in the day. on the farm lying in Jef
ferson. where attendance will be give,
and terms made known. BY
THE HEIRS
| Sept 8. Is3i-n.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-22

|WE subscriber respectfully in.
a iorms his frisons aud the public
generally. that he has eomneueed III,
sbose business at Harpsrs,Fsrry. in the
shep formerly oceupisd By Alsxssde,
S,bson. opposite to Messrs Russell ssd
F"s''mmon' stsrs. where he 10 prepared
10 execute work in has line Of busin ess. In
the nsAiest aud most fsshisnabie nsnnsr
Ladies habits also made in the aest.,,
manner. with or without braid He hopes,
10y street attention TO business. To me raj
a share Of public patronage.
The PhIladslphis Fasbisns will he re.
esivsd BY him regularly.
GEORGE w. ENTLER.
Sept g. 1891.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-22

siiE susser.bers eonsinus % parchs.s
- washed asd sawsshsd essrson ws.l
Sept. IS. is3i.
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Tvstfszss. wssEas, ~
JOHN n. GALLAHEER.
cONDITIONs.
The Fsss Pss.s % puel,shsd wsskly, ~
TWO Oox.LARs q FIFTY ora


-" NNEAAs
Psyahie hshyesrly 10 sfesres, bst Tee De-.
lass ell Be received - payment ~ asn. &
p.'f sniisely IN adyasoe. sho,shi ps,asaf 40
Sh"liy deftTsed npsi he ed 81 fls yea.
IHsss DotlaHs @iB Ne ipvafiahly shussd
AbsssTisssssFs is.eSled a. tie rsis a a.
per squefs for the three arss iussssles. 49,
'Ssniy.hvs ersss PEI sqsass so saeh sabs.
q0ert sr.< rfifa.
- Az advertisements presented fos 10.
seS'sen. sh Be foe,inoed snlil lorbiddrr, sffi
charged seeoFdiagiy, snIsss SPECIAL durctons
TO 'ls eoaisn'y Be gives.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-22

A PETITION ~iH >. presented ,o,he nsr,
IN Legislature of Virgins, pr,ying the pas
ssge ~ lsw 20 snissge the pewers IT The
Trustee. Of srnith6sld. IN JsHsrsoa county.
Jans %, 1851.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-22

|>HE undersigned is authorised to
n purchase from one 20 ten thou
sand bushels Of Wheat. for which the
highest price in cash will be givea. He
will also make liberal advances TO thos.
who prefer grinding. Apply to
Uiliiam Cleveland.
CharlestowR. July IS.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-22

Snuff, Cigars, and Tobacco.
A SUPPLY 81 she sbove sr,elss. ~ ne
- very bess quslisy. hss jsss been sses,vsd
and VOC sale. BY y. BUCKMAsTER
june Ia. 1851.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-22
Fresh Drugs and Medicines, Paints,


DA1 YOUNG CO. respectfully iDfsr their fads
pebble generally supply
FRESH DRUGS hEDCINE which will be Amongst
nrtis zen hsod,.a
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-22

isnes heavily timbered I
improvements are. n gs.d |.
Dwell'agfiouse Kitchen ,Smc
House. Barn, &c.
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DANIEL SNYDER.
DAVID A. aNYnRR

Ford Fill. Aug. 10. is3i.-tf.
p.S.-we vili exchange wisA the .oudous
farmers F.oas for whess. and grind thei
Corn ard Rye on sight. d. 8.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-04-27
.Neac York. lfqrch 21.

Robbery of the .Acsc York City Bank.-- One of the most extensive bank robber- ies that has fallen to our lot to record, has taken place since the closing of the City Bank, on Saturday last. At the usual hour this morning Mr. Lancaster s. Curling, the first teller, unlocked the vault to take out the necessary money for the business of the day. On his en- tering he found that since he deposited the money on Saturday afternoon, the vault had been entered and it was soon asccrtained that upwards of Two HuN- DRIED AND TWELVE THOUSAND DOLLARS had been taken away, tho greater part of which was in cit, bills.
 The Police Magistrates, with MT. Hays, have been through the building, and examined the premises, and we be- lieve all are satisfied that the bank and vault were entered with false key keys. g. The he Police are now on tho alert, and we hope before long we shall be able to announce the arrest of the villains, and the recov- cry of the property.
 Among the property abstracted was g trunk belonging to Mcssrs. A Hens, cca- taining between thirteen and fourteen thousand dollars, in bills of the country banks.
 The Georgetown Columbian gives the following particulars ofthe alarming fire in that city on the morning of the Fist ut
 Dessruetiue Fire.-Y Yesterday morning, about three o'clock, fire was discover cd in the house occupied by the Rev. Dr. Balch, on First-street, aid such pro gress had it made that the family bare ly escaped with their lives, not saving even clothes enough to coverthomselvcs with; they were obliged to get out upon the roof from the 2d story window, and crawl along to the window of the next house. When the alarm was given, the interior of the lower story was enyeloP- |edin flames; the fire soon communicat- ed to the adjoining houses, and in two hours five ofthem were consumed there were eight i;s the block, si.d all that saw ed the other three, was theirbcing alit. tile lower than the rest.
 v
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-04-27
.hem- Orleans, Mareh 26.

-Crtei7lS, JHdfcf1 -U.
 The legislature of this state adjourn ed yesterday, without daf, after having been in session nearly tauec months.-- The business might have been done ii hree 1rechs.
 Previously to the adjournment, the thanksof the two houses were rendered 70 their respective presiding officers and clerks. The session has been charac- tcrized by an unanimity of feeling and action highly crcditabie to the mem bers, who will have separated, with the consoling reflection, that if they have done little good, they have done as little harm; and thisis more than may be said of every legislature
 Among the last measures, was the adoption, by the two houses, Of an ad- dress to the people of France, congrat- ulating them on the restoration of their liberty, and the appointment of Mr. w. c. C. CLAIBORNE to be the bearer of it. This measure, besides being out of time, is believed to be without paral- Tel in the local legislation of the repub- lie. The people, in their elementary capacity, having already given expres- sion to their enthusiasm, have not in- strueted their representatives to act for them in that behalf. It is, moreover. an usurpation of the rights of the nation al government, which, alone, hes foreign relations, and might embroil us with Iit.-La. Com.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-04-27
.LACKSOr HO1.Els.

TTyHE subscriber having 6tt<d iap large
 aud commodios's build dihgs in tho Town of Jackson. Lawrehce county fcspcct fully solicits the patro6aGe of travellers, and pledges himself that n0 pains will De spared on his part, to accommodates all porsops who may favorshitn with tlleir custom II6 has good stabics, attentive bostlers, and II great quantity Of oats. corn, fodder. &c. WILLIAM NEA{sK
 N B. Grass lots for the accommod ation of droyers. 5, sss s
 .apvii l, 1881. 5-4aos