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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20


While We are laughing AT the \ ,nkccs for
some oftheir qaserilisJ, IN Isl Of winch by the
way are either old A0shei.ns, or yuIgarities
which are common to ib- unrdncaici classes
as We'll in England as in this countr,. IL,
h6duI ought to overlook some of our ovn
While we are sneering because Mr.. jonathan
haw gHesstS, 1T rs try 10 correct, nov and
then, vugarism OF oIrown.-Who ever heard
"a Yankee say, done wroas. or done right.
OF ! d0He the act No man ever heard him
say So lie saws IN god EngiiSa--l aH SO
anu so. DO we ever hear him use the adyerb
" once IN any thing like the hrathen once
winch IS so common among ourselves Has
he ever been caught in the PHRASES" feel
IKE | should die" Il looks Ike il wnul
N, for the legitimate English a though y,
lie Yankees never abuse the yernacnlar ~.
verbs 10 tnIs unchristian form nor have ~.
ever caught them calling bag n poke or say
ing, ihey m0Hsh have done a thing. thrv
mis". lndtei, they generally s,y ia accoi.
ddhce wan the grammatical canoa of their Ian
s"agf, shall he clad to hear fram YOU. )"
instead o, the pagan expression, II viii be
siai, ~ We merely make these notes for
the ben TIT Of an editor or two, who seem n 4,
10 have sufficiently attended to the snb;ect
oeslaas tbs, we look upon il as an act af NH.
.an'pr oPy 10 cerfald wiseacres who take il uuon
themselves 10 be very wise aud learned j.,
'dnsnAsr witch they do not seem 10 Understand
-psz. their oleA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20

Manufactures al The Souh.-A Georgia ma.
per stateS that the Eiseheld Cotton Factory. in
mat state, has been recently purcha.-d by f.
III gmho'lam ~ Co. highly respectable man
.i"c'alhg firm o: North Adams, Mass No
doubt IS NOW entertained that this valuable
manufacturing establishment, in the south will
soon ct into successful progress Thai panpr
cSrreseS confident opinion, that the Sonlb 's a
mos advantageous spot for the location of fac
torres. particularly those OF Cotton. And. On
the subject OF manufactures in general. tn.
southern Editor says he hopes TO live 10 see
the DAY when the foolish prejudice, ON ina,
SUBJECT Will have passed away, and his ua,iv,
section OF country rival, in manufactures sec.
lions that have grown old snu rch ia tue cause
OF industry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20
OLD MAIDS.

We never could. for tn "a Of rs pfr ...ss
VIII, Otd mad, sac lis mnn,le,, such d mlr...
antpathy - oil batchelnr,. Yhate = ~ rsa.
son IN Their wrarh. It's Spt-iul cruel ami
inca l. q Tt = camping Qua ,pei Hlfrldy
d =ok-u. II !. abusing n tnau fot tho ttut OF
LIS ies'Iny. II like ila2gng u rippl' VII
hiS era -, because he Is la.ne-f=T mtu ere
bacn,,u II ttIrIr own lie ~ ill., IL Ia rIp W..
re-t uI,antaro - among them aud ASK hDm O.
hls hiS'or, aud ha will tel you III the unorgot-
ten hoirS u lis cary All eli ~ aud his ~.
Vii hgh' up again YIN is Wuntei enelgy, as
NJ r"lA - tne story at Els love, ior one "ho had
perhaps proved IA t,less, or " hose Affections
VIE expressed hy the Iude hant Of sIomtV
ani'i"f'F ~, Or VINO hld gane down 10 the sleep
g of ne ahlrch varl---a heautG l 8ud, pUcse
et tron tne tie Of Being, 10 open ami tHgmnd
III brighter AMI hOIrr sunshine, where no
worm could gnaw al his bosom, aud no blight
ing deteud upon ii.
lalN NOT % US Of the SORROWS of old MAIDS
Lucy are liz hi as air IN Comparison 10 tho'e Of
pa'cAei"rs--tie pattlny OF TIE Smal ram 10 me
overwhelming at the deInsr O,t maids can
Commune ani mIngle IN the chaInIrS and
kai'y o!il"rs aud Sympathes of existence i
~ MOI 50 with The b .tcLelnr. He has ~ home
he has no happy lieside--no chId 10 ask us
messing -na beautiful creature o / smll'3 aau
ge"ue Tone 10 welcome his coming, and msE
away the stcrHncSS OF care with tie warm KISS
OF aztec iIon--no patient watcher Of bis co"ch Oh
sickness, stealing with hushet aud genie sep
around bin, like the visitation Of sp""'
ir"e-hIs sofrOTs are Somewhat OF hrs".
tive CT araeier. Bat what Is il ave po'Fea az
ony Ter HIM u gaze, all his life long uPo" '"1
Paradise OF Malrm0dy, like IA mil 'ar'e'
SEQ u boy upon the garden whose tEClos'''
he CANT .car rH1rifora RsrisT'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20
DOMI2S

From TIE Ratetgh " e. register, Jan. ID.
Tae Legislature of IN S ate adjourned ~,
Saturday mnrn,ag last, ter session Of fifty
four day. Never has session come Under
Our observation, ia which so Lutte business has
been done. calculated 60 produce either pra,-
teal be"th' at home, or Increase OF reputation
abroad
An accident occurred on Thurs Law afternoon
which threatened To hing the business OF tie
Legislature t. a melancholy close. The roof
o. me t2pilol was discovered about five o.
COCK Ia be Oh lire, dnuht!sss communicated
by spark from chimney. The fact was
speedily made known Ia both Houses and the
members waited ~ forma motion Cor sdinnrn,
ment. Ky the spirited eNertIons o some Of our
ciu2ens who were about The Capitol as Isle by
IN" members \ npmher OF coorcd persons, The
hre wns eStlngulshed with hut Iittle damage To
the o"hhlns' II IL most fortunate circumstance
tNht tie nrcideht occurred before night, or the
consequences must have ben most disa.-
trou'. law has passed Tor covering the Cam
tol with Copper I'm, or soma approved com
position. II is strange tnata fire proof builtlsnc
~ every other respect, shou have had shln-
gle roof
tcutiou.-The resolutions which passed
the House of Commons, by .o triumphant n
majority, pu'li"s the seal Of repIohatinn upon
lhs unhallowed doctrine, were not aCted 90 in
the Senste for want of tIme--no attempt hay
ing been made TO call them up. On the da, Of
IA ilnnrnment, Mr.. Blair and Dir. 4. o. Soai,hi
H'HIlns themselves OF their Constitutional
ris"t. entered their protest upon the Journal o &
the House OF Commons, against the passage
Of the Resolutions referred TO above. ON The
ground that they reflect upon the conduct and
Impugn the motives OF gallant aud patriotic
''''er ate, aud have a tendency to PROSTATE
Tue sovereignty OF every State of the Union,
ana to raise upon their ruins one grand consol
'da'ed Government Of unlimited powe,s, Sub
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20

Cotton MngtfhctIre OF trdHcs--In 1906 III,
nam6er o. spinning hnh ea'mg mam(sc
to 5 very At. The spinni,5 maclio.
~ MAS SD badly constructed INT il conId ,p,V
,IroduCe yhrn iIt tor the CoaIsrsl nph, Prio.
ted cations we're made IN foreign web,
atmuicd al tins e,'och oa payment f a .iut,
\ few muslin manulactorles existed al Israrp
bal they employed foreign threads. Several
years pre- vIouIJ ihe i.w ot ~ JIMMIE An
V, had proh,bHed Englisn ri cr golds bo,
ihat law had never been eai1rc d. In l8a6
however. II The sag geslIoa vi une " Ruglca
on, merchant. A law was passed. prohIonlnr
fbIeigu webs of Ill des cIiptiuus his ordrnance
WIS not allowed to sleep. Two vars were
hardly over when Normandy. + anaers pcar-
dy, A'sdGg, the Read oiais y L rs Il eli were
covered with looms aud j 'nurs, f5r the pc
dnce Of whicn n mark I = as found lhrJus hou.
the Continent under the prJltctan Of tue
continen al system. The CO Isatn3tt0u 1t
raw Cot on announced to $1,000 ohlps Sia..
the peace The prohibition has mol only bttl
maintained, but rendered mere strict by law
Il 1916, which, for lis Tigoar towards Tie
sanugger Of calico, may be compared VIA
The worst edicf, / cr'pd ~ tie old hrG'-rss
generaux. The French manuiactIf have
linita rs lar AS they have been nj ,, o1t
macnnrry and ~. thods of iabrcauaH they
gel the i"w commodity at mugh cbfai5r
price ,ntn ,ncy dId, aud yel,h,.s are on tn
hl'"k OF ruin. FoTcisa quarterly R..lss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20

p,.soI Head Of C1bsi, Cherokee Nation
~, tho lTth ms for Washington Guy, upwards
~ f,rty Cnoclaw iudIans. all on 10 II. vi tHI'
,.'.,.,,.o, ,b.r. .pre tNo women. fhey are
,.a,,, ,ni-I i,y two white met, ant Int nj
t,4inp the Large L Iwns OF III" Southern > At 5
~ Their route. fheiI conductor represented the
,p,...,f the ChoeIa" pecple TO be IN STATE o.
p,eat confusion and dissatisfaction, owing To
~, Iafa treaty. which Las been negotiated by
tue Hon. Secretary ot War wHh thrr Chie's
md ,nat three attempts weIe made by the Eco
-, +, couyeoe a CJunch Of the whole Nation,
L,r ,bs nuroo,e OF rsmonslra ing 20 Congress
,o,io.t the ratilicalio OF the treaty, but 'heif
Chiefs whose private interests have been al
y,nraj in making ue Treaty, took steps 10
th gart their wishes by preventing TIE cohFeh'
tiyn Of the Council. and ron tn" ignorance
nf In. common people their intentions were thns
frustrated aud ~ conseq nee oil whieh, the
whole Nation exaibits a seent OF drunkenness
anil co fusion; ani that three % iolr hhuoieu
Indians hat en tnP Nation "i1h disgust anh
hard feelings against tneir own Chieis and tue
officer, Of the General Government and de
cIared hey would not stop wnhm ths limits
af 5hp United Sta ca, hui would seek protec-
I On .,eder the sl.xicHn Government. y large
,u,4pb r had slrolItd Oh 10 itchez, New
Orleans, AID els. wneie--ini many ot thrm
burnt their hpu>rs, destrpEei Tie improve
ments, md killed their caitir. mud aud lat ihey
wound acc-ut OF ~ com ten,ttIon tfoa tie
UnIted States under ihr tfesty-hnd the iiVes oi
the ChipfI who neg ltiats d The treaty had been
strongly threatened.
TINS parry states that since they have been
SOLD ut OF nolse and home by their Chleis.
trouble ant vrxati3n rrannded them, and "a
IL vas i,nuus.lbit lot them To experience an
NOR. Jog aud happiness apoa The Land Of Their
bir,h they d-ttrn,nrd upon travelling through
toe Uni'ed otaivs u I. soit iot nllrHtdiIhg tue
gref with wiach thrIr Nation pai been over
waelmad Ov their nrHcnrraas CnIels, AMI t.
pas away tn DAYS OF tn-r ronblr by amusing
t,rlr " at. r tuPn Wnh exHtoi,ions OF 'heu
nalIye dance, aud h /, laws. P4enir.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20
Fton. NE Yer0 York Journal Of Commerce.

Ftont NE Ysro York journal Of Commerce.
W. have ~ Institutions more honrishn2
than our prisons. l. is hnt a few years s'nce
the Poison at Aubmrn was erected, with 900
cells. sntit is now tull 10 nveia wing The
number uf inmates being 66 In" nnm2Fr of
prisoners at sing Slng Is l6. IJ.al, l422 :;
sh wiz an increae dn ing the past year o.
i94 mt tins. notwithstanding IS have been
pardJnrd nv lie Executive. PIo,i-Ioh has
been mad foI the erection Of POO additional
csl.s IN he Prison AZ Sing sing, sni even those
il We reason { ON The pdst, will scarcely suiice
70. another senr. " |, i, evideut,' says Cover.
nor Ihioop IN his late Messagr, that our pr
sons must he euiarg ID without jeay. O' the
prisoners AT ling SING who have " hniered
daring the past ehT, on huudycd and toHTie' n
are IA o.n til Il Of New Yorr, aud yet the
number Of williams among US IS MOI peIeeptibly
diminished
lhe fact is, t'aat our city has become kind
of cttch-aIi Tor ioguas aud vagabonds from
every part OF the country, AMI indeed rom
mhny ioieIgn countries AM hlh tnGI our law
miis are kept CONSTANT 10 oue,atian, the
consumption Is not grcat than In supply
+ AT hc 1t rom 0 ,lhrl ih- genera chdrlCtrr
al our population, " hich Is prob by D.1tsuT-
passed IN mOlnl kc"iedcr II, duv city 81 cIu1l
,naen!"t- 90 he lob. Bot Al the. sA:np time
ths facts aboya siltcd Are unIennol. and ap-
pulling.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20

We learn that M-rkey, who is suspected
as me 9trPeirator of the d'eadful murder aud
~ f,p ""'oh we're committed a lew days ago
VI ie'erlck county, has been arrested in The
no''h western part of this city. TIE P,,r;o,
S'',es 'na' ne vas apr "rhrnled by Mr.. Walker
""a TWO or 'hree ofour ci'lz ms. aud after an
examination by james Btair. Esq. wax ron,
u n''"eu 'oF further examination, before WHOM
u, NJ Will tie brought 90 sa'ur lay ue1tatiI o..
= c., ne nen'. d having cr been either in
"a"i or State Prison, but on en,prino o'','
ii'l'oh was Immediately recognized by one nj
.ne Keepers OF the Peuitentiarv, who 6apnrned
10 De there, a. the sane Alarklsv deScr;heJ h''
,"e trher'rS Cit'zca. On Friday niob, n,ooy
W. s'ep' at Westminster, aud on the f,ll,vin g
oay arrived IN Btltimor The accou,, -,
gave OF himself since the murdrr Of The Ns,vo,.
AMY anu burning OF their dweIIino was con
- ""'''"ry throughout. IL is hop-j ,b,,e c,,,
., ~ u ieuerlck VIVA caa iarnisn ey,d.,c. 10
"e I'se "li' not tail to attend t,1 examin -t;..n
saturday hest. Aarkle, is y noyartJ
~. o''-s'ouldered, athletic mao, aad aos,,srs
'us 0s'e''P''on heretofore given OF him. There
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20

letter from London states, that Mr. Nc
Lime o"i Minister Ia the Comt oil ST J,n,ss
IS a's'fo"S OF returning home aud NAV ,n,n
NC eAPeo'ed' lie certainly makes II very sbo,,
SCI ',Ge 'or ms SlS'om. Nh. Barbour bsJ
hardly got warm IN his seat beior. this "N"
ming Administration recalled him =, 'e'"'-
'o"in Tor tins MIR McLanp Ih4s. ,,vo ~
Sous To L"ndon With attaches must h,vo o, wv
east oooUo Dollars; aud orr whoi. d,o,,.', "'
mars nave been managed IA ih,s waY 81. w
purpose OF rewarding the pol,,cu f.' -, we
""u ''s'' LBaH, Pai.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20
Highly Purified Watch and
ClGck Oil.

y AHE subscriber ods,s tor sole good sun
- p'y ri Mander w aud Mander's
1Wol' e'hampton, EneInud) highly purihed
"nlch aud Clock Oh. VIII CHI has remained per
fettly liquid the mercury standioe thirty txo
degrees below freezing.
jan ~ Howell DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20
RANK OF THE UNITED STATES.

BANh VI Ill UtNl Ed > ! ~ To-
Al an ELECTION held by the SIookhol iers OF
this Bank, at their Banking House, o. the 81
AN Ith inst. the following ganh .men we're e.
lected d rectors for the ensuing scar. ~:
Nicholas Blhale, john X. NrH
Thomas + Cope, Ia vard co emhn.
Aeranier Henry, William j att.
James q Fishrr, Thomas Cii"aladcr
John Sergeant, Richard Willing.
john Ihion, Matthew l.. BesdD,
iienry Pratt,
Langdon Chevps, of Sol h Carolina,
Robert Gilmore, Of Mary iand.
john Nckim, Of hiryiand,
Campbell Z. White, Of Hew York,
isaac Carew, OF New York,
1homas II Perkins, of Mass.
Il. ". C,owning shi.ld, OF Mess.
APRON rAENfS BY TIE PRESIDENT,
BY rsl tcttt he ddeice md consent Of Inc Sen
Nicholas Ril3le, OF Prnn'ylya0ia George
VI. Dall,s. Of Pennsylvania james Campbell,
Of New York John 5. Daaned, of Mary laad
aud Daniel NJ Darei "f Ne y-iirnp'hire, u
be- Director. Of the Bduk OF the Il. 5. for the
year 1881.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20

we're found np1n HIM a $40 Ch,mbs,,,
h''e ahh qaantliy oil new ciothi,fv.
baltimore Am.r,...
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20

communication "a, rcreiNc1 from The
sauatc stating Tint they had phssrn The bils--
To nmtunriss a separate Il cit3t NJ IN hphsh
al Mp Nehb 10 the county OF 6tles' -' 10
.,to,>ea .eratltA tlrci,an ~ the county oil
,.r,,llu'.--t. 10 sulbo,izr srparats election
,y,l. ,u,sburg ia the county vi Grceuhiicr'
nd " An n, incorporating tn DenS'll" =
il \ ,H,lrut, ; --alsp with amendments tho
bdt 60 1 a. anthpt $50 y separate election ~ Iids-
r,nrl Ia IN &, runt. NJ Prince William . Anl
a.. nm - IL atrrniisr thfe" separate directions
:, ,,,, caualy uf Ca5,lf . Ih'sc amendments
nr,a conrutied in by the llnust.
Several trsn'ut oni from ~" Commute OF
Raa = ani lnieruat Navigation "'ir tax '" up
Ii l., f,var ct "a snptng tin vrndrrs nt
,.c,, n ia. Lottery ~ hos "a 10 ~ N
-, e., Al. brn,ft 81 the attunlun and
-. K,.rr Tnrnuik with thr kiuHwtn koad
i.,,n.,,c Iigt.atr tsX-2Hlv. Ia favor oi IL il
,,,,,,,. u i1i#t : TX to.pll any h complete
Iu,,a,d aninbrrz't 10 e cn"s''n IL b> The dct
. 10 muse a sptu Or no - hN l"trIV Ia connect
-. Siaunton aud tmts River Iarnpkr with
a.. n ,nss1l Il .ad. - nrar il. eastern tei-
i,tn,u,n anu IA. Rio ing 50 much uiihs
r..lre o ihs petition, "a suggest tbe pfom,cly
al mako. sn appropnhiiIn 10 co npie'r the
..,i rona a. 90 at ptc.enI located on Accoant
.,d far ~. benrllt % .he -tdtr, lhese rssolu.
nm, - on NJ. Brya.'s motion, lcicIIed 10
me CnmtnttrC un tntncr.
an Mr.. nuh,i Iuord's motion. certain com
,,,,,,icn,t,n, iro,, the Prln1 pal Agent rad the
s,u-tinirndeni Of the fentcniItry, we've or
.., cd to tic printed for the usc lur HUE.
Mir Nnhr 81 PoNhHan, tom TIN Treasury
Coumnte :. presented - following document:
InEA.URER', oIFiCE,
Jaauary, 1t, 1851.
a ,alsaeni 4toWirg the pTiicHlnr situation "
me TreasAg.
Balance in the BACK of Nl1sinia
lppr account rrndered) S229 400 II
DeducI checks is.hsd NV the Urea
,urer. md not pa'd ~ the
uo.th Of Detobcr, 1880 viz
No. SAD y. Grahem $50 10
si7 !, W ,l,uu, &C. 81
u,IJ.Dayis G7S
y56 Do.
lo3s NJ Wolfe, 81
lIae F. NeWrom1, 20
IUI7 J. Rod heayer, 81
l237 A luru"r, 80 50
loo. e Kn"is'ey,
aa'mr. t. Fund, 81 %
l29s ] Hopkns, III
I317 Il IA cijtr, 10
1862 Geo. Mdyse, l2S %
35I5
Deduct the amount oltwo
order. puid at Bank and
no, returned to he lrea-
sury Office, wa
Il, F"g'te, Z"l
H. Human, 5Oo-760 Ill
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-01-20

Balance in tn, Bank per the Books
olthe Treasury Office. 229,3l5 10
R.l.ncs ia The Farmers Bunk Of
W.. per account, r'"detsd, 22T 27l -
Deduct check. No. 1862,
issu-d hy the TrrRsus
on the 20h Dec. III r.
voroiJ. Jolsrs aud not
pald IN he mouth oi De-
Cenibtr. SlS
Deduct gam TO the Literary
Fund. II 4, IL
Ralance in the Formers Bank
per tue books oil the treasury 227 232 os I
Office,
In Bank of Virginia, 22S.3t5 10 +
In Farmers Bank, 227 800 o8 |
455,557 81
Deduct gain in change prev GU, 10
April, 1929. IS
455 ,527 u |
Commonwealth 319 6A7 SO |
Literary Fund 65 800 %
James River Company %, 500 50
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-28
V VxAHlysTY.
From the Saturday Eveniug. Post.

Frop, the Saturday Euening Post.
 Ile periIclous effects oi the vices of detraction and slaadef are so glaring < and so fully acknowledged, that few who have any regard for a standing iti good society, would be willing to ao- knowledge themselves in the practice oi them. But there is n propensity to which mary are given, who would ab- hor the dissemination of reports, which they considered in the least degree en- titled to the name of detraction, or in- curious to the characters and interests ot others; and yeti am decidedly con vlnced that it IS productive of evils us great. and consequences as deeply pre- Judicial to society, as are the open and malignant attacks of slander. alude to tie practice of spreading reports oi intended marriages, upon no other grounds than the interchange of the common courteses of social intercourse From long observation and some expe- perience, l am induced to believe that this is an evil of no trifiing magnitude and every one who desires the harmony and happiness of society, should endeav- or to banishit from every social circle.
 These reports have manifest ten. dency to destroy that ease and conf -dence and innocent familiarity in the social intercourse of the sexes. which are, at once, the cause and effect oi much of the truest enjoyment in hfe.- They create jealousies and dsappoint- ments, and throw obstacles in the way Of formal conrtship- Both sexes are alike obnoxious to their effects, and shoulds unite in casting the ffown of their disapprobation upon them.
 Ii a young man ofpolite manners, and heart susceptible of the warmest feelings of friendship, acting courteous towards ali, casually visits in several families where there are young ladies. he cannot possibly escape the imputa- lions of intending marriage with some. three or four of them. This, whatever may be the dbleet of his visits, will give much concern and anxiety. Many will credit the reports, severally, and he will be continually harrassed bv mper- tlnent questions; nor will any denial on his part be availing; it being consider ed privilege under all circumstances to deny any thought or intentions of marriage. The necessary consequence will follow, that he will be looked upon and treated as tickle and inconstant man. or even nsale coq,tette, unless. in deed, he be weak enough to be driven auto precipitate marriage.
 ln'seeking female society, a man may lave, and properly so, no other object
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-28


 The Russian Generals commissioned for the destruction of Poland seem to be struck with singular fatality. Since the tragical death of Diehitsch, Gene ral Sacken, Governor of Paris in lSl4. has gone mad; Rudiger has been attack ed with the cholera morbus; Kreutz has fled before Chlapowski; and Geis- mar has received sentence of ten years hanishment in Siberia, for having sui fered himself to be beaten by the Poles. Is not this an excellent opportunity of retoring the Sebastiapi prophecy, and to utter, with almost a divine inspira- ton. ssI'he Russian generals are des- tined 10 perish.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-28
LAW NOTICE.

YEHHoMAs HUBBARD, Lawyer, and
 N Prosecuting Attorney, for the First Judicial Circuit, Arkansas Territory com- posed of the counties ofCIark, Hempstead Union, Lafayette, Sevier and Miller. re sides at Washington, Hempstead county, will attend all the Courts in said circuit and the Superior Court al Little Rock.- All professional business of civil nature intrnsted to his care, will be despatched with promptitHde. Sums over two hun- dred dollars will be received for collection in any part of the Territory.
 tI All rogues made known to him by indictment will receive mark ed attention.
 September 6, 1s30. 25tf.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-28
6 IN -SNFE1 Ts.
TyTyY.r oCY
.aCGr F .M E.

rsSHOMAs E. MALONE. has estaLt., K ed SEMINARY at Little Rock z. the instruction of yontll of both sexes '0'
 h the Male Department, Spelling F e.a ing. Writing, and Arithmetic, will as teught at g. per quarter.
 English Grammar, Geography, I}hetor;c loeution, Geometry, Natural and Mofsi hilosophy, and Tbeoretic Chemistry :. 56 2 per quarter. Latin and Greek. q s s7 56 per quarter.
 h the Female Department, which is a.. ter the direction of Miss MALONE. pnaa a,s' ng, Writing and Arithmetic " il be ts ,,'s.,s at S per quarter. e4s
 English Grammar, Geography, Bistorr s atural and Moral Philosophy, nraw; 2. :. and Painting, at S6 9 per quarter.
 The exercises Of this institution ,n,,, commence on the 1st Monday in Janussa next.
 Having heen assidnously engaged :, teaching for twenty-one years, Mr. N, LONE hopes that he is not entirely inaaa quate to the task of instruotire youth. sas he assures his patrons that To pains on Ii. part shall be wanting.
 Little Rock, Dec. 2sth, 1920. btv4o
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-28
NO ONE MISSED.

The world is fair and gay 10 us,
 As naw we journey es; ct still stis sad to think twill be
 I he same when we are gone: Some few, perchauce ,Fmay mourn forus But soon the transient gloom, Like shadows of the summer cloud, Shall leave the narrow tomb.
 For men arc like the waYcs that roll Along the mighty deep- That lift their crests awhile and frown And then are iulled to sleep; While other pillows swelling come,
 Amid the foam and spray, And as we view their furrowy track, Sink down and-where are they? And ever thus the waves shall roll
 Like those but now gone past The offspring of the depths beneath,
 The children of the blast, And ever thus shall men arise,
 And be elike those that be, And man no more be missed on land Than waves upon the sea. THE COQUETTE APPROVED. <Tis strange that remain maid, Fhougli fifty swains have homage paid! The reason you have told. says Fanny, You had just toriy-niRe foo maay'