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The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-21
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PATTON, LITTLE, < co.
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H 'ss5 i.st s'i !. s,sIs infforh,
 tic public, ts4at ,hsy s.sgc permanently established a Drug and Chemical W'are- house, in this place, and in.
 tend by regular isporta- sions, to keep Up 3 regular assortment of IrHrS, .Bedi-
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-21

AT0fNE--rhe Notes of the late firm j. ' Of W7kson {. Sfera,f, Merchants at Little Rock, (A. Se been placed in ny hands for collection. Pe.s.- .indaht- ed to said firm have already heen indulged to an unusual extent since the dissolution of the partnership. They will call at my expect suits to be commenced against them.l Longerindulgen cannot be gram ted.
 Q. '. HOWELL. .atoraev .Non. 3O-3w
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-21

P~afieal Blockheals.-There never .was a party, faction, sect, or cabal, whatsoever. in which the most ignorant were not the most violent, for a bee is nc; buster animal than blockhead.-- However, such instruments are necessa- " to politicians; and, perhaps, if may be with States IS we'll as with clocks, which must have some dead weights hanging to them to help to regulate the finer and more useful parts.-Pope.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-21

Lasn decisicn.-In the case of Ohio rs. Wares, at late term Of the court ,of Common Pleas, for Belmont county. 0hin, # was the nniniansnf the court. nat every sfi'avrin Keeper, Q, s,;sIl,i- lord, who in a single instance, sells or gives liquor to a drunken man, know ing him te he drunk, is liable tssl.ss iiss- Siieted and fined.
The Arkansas advocate., 1831-12-21
NEW STORE.
PATTON, LITTLE, ( Co.

T7.7 Z O.F, 71I I1I1, q C0 D EspECTFUIIT inform their friends EN and tire piiblics that they have perS manently established themselves in the town of Little Rock, for the transaction of
 1forcggfiie HGtsi3,ese
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-18

SGSh. THIS neonv,nence, ii you please iperccon
becn suffered by %reG! Guc rarely fever
has been eNpeencedh 10y any te Cesar said
To nave been grateful Roman People granting
nm the right Ia wear the laurel for
ucr IT'S; because the wearing cn0hed him conceal
exterior DARKNESS {" his head W DC ShdKcspear tells
us II -, That what nature has SC1nird
up I" them m hair then the gentleman, believe, should
WIN laurel crown, word never like Cesar have occasion
wear II, for any lack Of tina, commodity
VINO re''led the prophet returning from the blazmg ansa
ton ul ms MASTER with gories
of opening lleaYcn aud wrapt mantle of Ehial,Owho
sur revied the prophet for his bad head PGoa,r young
men, boys children they called; and StreepinsS
oil the cy an, as we nd by the historian l only foot
Tor those animals which fed o1IL
ne gentleman IS equally out III ms omtholosy in every
thing else Fhe bird OF Jovc, the vurc that soaring
wonder by called the '8ad Eagle" and sir
that 'soarns eagle his pride place at and boush
DOWN by the mOuSug owl ~
S'r my remarks ave been eNcusve but have tIavee
over no ground where gentlemen not pac
ed himself before lfhese gentlemen field
and do not see them force, any point argument
WI! return to the questions made by under
Vt ths period OF his Speech MIR BURGTs gave way
ton for adjournment The remainder OF his DISCOURSE pro
noo''ced on Subsequent day, will given hereafter
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-18

The House then went into Il Commit e of the
Whole on the Sa;e Of The Union, Mr. Drayton in the
spoliations American citizens Ads- CON-, "
mendnents had been presented, The Committee rose
auu reported ~
The House then took up the bill from the Senate
Supplemental! 10 the Act for the relief Of purch asers
OF public lands. and Tor the suppression of trau,ut
practices at the public sales ut lands Of the United
States; and 1T discussed by Messrs Irvine f0ho
Clay, Vinton, Baylor Duncan and Wickllde
The Speaker presented various communications
from the S., rearies the Treasury, Navy and War
departments; after which the House adjourned
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-18
Abstract Of the BlI concerning the &c

reported by Mr. Leigh on Tuesday.
Sec. 1--Vacates the commissions of the present
Judges of the General Court las required bv the
constitution from and after the rising OF the present
General Assembly: and that thenccforth, the Gene
raj Court shall consist of 10 Judges chosen as pre-
scribed by the Constitution, end commissioned by
the Governor, Judges Of the General Court and As
sisian Chancelors Of the Circuit Superior Courts
Of Law and Chancefy.
CONSTITUTES ----- quorum, having the Juris-
dictIon now exercised by the General Court, except
where denied by lie constitution, and except TO hear
and determine questions of law in Grill causes there
to adjourned.
S-Preserves the present Clerk in office until the
first term of the General Court, &c
4-Provides that the change in the Constitution
Of the General Court shall work no discontinuance
or have any effect on matters now depending.
5-Repcals all laws having reference to the Gene
raj Court.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-18
3s 5e9eeog eesu sg9JeoQ>
FRIDAY MORNING. FEB. is. 1881.

u Weconclude this day, Mr.. Burgess Speech in
reply to Mr. Ca'nbreleng and Others so far as i, has
got 10 hand The National Inteligencer of We'd
0'0"S PROMISES 'he remainder IN the paper Of the
next day; 1t will therefore reach this place TO dav
vi this speech as an oratorical Effort 1t is need
less TO speak IT, is universally pronounced by those
who have read it, mastery production The at
tempt TO rrl It down b. representing as the frpit
OF three weeks study, of Professor of Rhetoric
and by the familiar mpertinence of call,nr its an
thor by his baptsal name of Tristan, or Ty;stro,,
Is idle and ahortve The speech will immor,al;zo
the name, were the latter more obnoxious f., tho
Shandean Philosophy than it is-if that were poss-
be One thing a, least may be predca ed with s,fo-
ty--these who attempt to ridicue the name of tho
SPEAKER will scarcely be suspected of the capacity to
rival his speech.
Inc effort having been made in and out of Con-
greNs, to incucate the opinion that MIR Burpes had
treated the commonwealth of Virginia with disres-
Pc justice 10 MIN as well as just regard to the
tame OF the State induces us to call the attention of
''e s''''d FuoHc' TO the ample refutation of the
charge IN the speech itself If the deeds OF VIRGIN
ia, have any where or from any person. met with T
more glowing tribute--if her Statesmen her Heroes
and her Public character, have sustained a. finer ell
i0si''l-"e never saw 1t, or heard it. There is
some 0af"e IN Mr.. Burgess compliments. We know
them t" come from Of high learniug--of gigan-
TIC lnte!iect-of Roman morals-above ALL from n
man who is dnterested who has nothing to ask from
virginia, and nothing to feal-who has been rouudIv
abused by some of her roward sons because thew i'm
agined the abuse would crafty political asperitv or
sectional prejudce-and who returns the vulgar sour
rll!ty in strains of just discriminating and unpurcha
SEQ eulogy Let those who have de the puny effort
to break the force of Mr. Burgess anuihiatnn rbet
ORC by misrepresentation addressed TO State pride
and party rancor, suspected Of the bascness of be-
lcving whatever administered 10 their hatred-tak,,
TO themselves the degrading consciousness that eyerv
Virginia reader who psTuscs his Speech will see and
feel N every line, proof and conviction of the malir
nifty of the effort, end hopeessness Of its success
Whan- Canlbreleng and other hangers-on Of Presi-
tIal asp!rants Paister Virginia with thick and coarse
and tasteIess praise, every feels in the naptude
OF the OCCASION and the Understanding nature of
the dose, that is expected for the master or
the man No such revulsion is experienced on read
ing Mr Burgess, and Virginian feels Them pride in
his nativity and qualification at the character, and
chvalry, and deeds of his country have fallen into
hands worthy of them, and capable of uttupno his
harp to the lofty theme
u In the House of Delegates yesterday, mass of
private and local bills had their first and second read
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-18

DAyyLIE Va. FEE. IL,
SMALL, PON-Tnelfgence has reached US from an up-
questionable that this formidable disease raging IL
the county Of Gayson, va Capt Cauoy that county has
fallen victim to 1t, and five families experiencing is
ravdges THIS unwCIComo information reached from Rich
mond where several letters been received from Physicians
residing Craysou vicinity, announcing these facts
aud calling for vaccine matter, which, TO the Sd
not 70 TIC mad IN the city.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 5.
10 his Honor the Mayor and the Honorable the City Couu
Gil, Of tine Cry Of Louisville:
Genlemen have to state that since my last report your
honorable body. sixty have admitted into the
Small Pox Hospital or this number tweny.one have died
FIVE of these deaths mainly attributable TO typhus fever tho
consequence Of the preceding infection.
The whole number OF admitted since the erection of
deaths thirty
ne disease M The last five weeks seems to have remained
stationary Zine larger proportion admitted have been
'0nnco To ""y'r"s persons, not residents Of the city
- JOHN z. DECbARY, M. d.
teo h"' t''i Health Officer Of the city Of Louisville
SIZING or TIE icAmoug other novelties on the ice M
e haFOof loi baltmoe and down the river IS say eoat
Oh Gnners which yesterday beat very handsomely 70 wind
ward, breeze beng strong r.. w before tbs wind f9
? VI with great rapidly
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-18

n. CLAY.
Why not receive and Communicate this = N iden-
Tally to the IIousc' Every statesman must per-
cclY9 A. cn'e inc ne2corum Of giving i 10 tho House
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-02-18

u In the House of Delegates yesterday mass OF
private and local bills, had their first and second read
ing, but the proceedings destitute of general
interest.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24
p oE TR Y.
THE AGE OF BRASS.


I've .igbd, bat viii sigh no more,
For silver and for golden ore,
Add thought twoHld ever pass;
But these their virtues Oft have lost,
And | nave found that--to my cost
True virtues IN the brass.
I once adorea maiden fair,
With eyes Of blue and auburn bair'
Aud Thought to win the lass;
But soon steptin rival-who
Game too, with brszen face TO WOO,
And won her by his brass
I brsndish'd next an authors pen,
Aid hoped to be successfai-"hen,
True merits all farce;
But s. irving here, found, again,
,Gainst inpudence, was all m vain
wanted still the brds'.
Next, as Top upon the town.
1 sought to gain a slight renown,
And dressed by fashions glass;
Bpi here full soon was cut out,
And driven to the right about
BY those who had the-6rass.
Rejoice, he brazen .builles, then
And laugh to scorn all honest men
We have the magic pass
Let others wisk for baser ore,
Give me, kind Fate! ask no more
Sufficicpcy Of brass Lat Gag
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

vTRGTNIA.-fo The Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery sor Berkeley coun
ty: October rules, 1881.
Peter Light and John ). Light, ears. q
John LglA, 81. deed. pins'
AGAINST
jacob Myers, ed,a'r Of John Lsme'te-, deed
Henry Myers AID JOHN Gross, deits
TgyllE defendant John Cross, not having
4 entered his appearance and given secu.
rity, according to the act Of assembly and
the rules Of this Court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is out of this
Commonwealth; IL is ordered that the said
defendant do enter his appearance to th,ssuit,
on the first day OF the neat term, and an
swer the bill Of the plaintiffs: and that co
Nv or this order be forthwith published in the
Martinsburg Gazette, and continued for two
months sacces-lyeiy. and another copy there
Of posted at the front door Of the Court
House Of this county.
A Copy Teste,
JOHN STROLLER, 9.
October 6, IS3l.-2m
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

yTPerNIA.-Es he Circuit Superior ecars
Of Las and hancery for Berkeley so,asy:
OcroBEs RULES, 1881
Milton J. Brown & Elizabeth has wife, Ptlts
AGAINST. -,
Nancy Bishop, Catharne Horne, Eli Buna
and Mary bis wife, late Mary Patton
David Bishop, s. others, dgts. -
r HE defendants, Cat5arinc Horne, ELL
D Bum X Mary his wife, & David Bishop
not having entered their appearance and gwen
security, according to the act OF assembly and
the rules Of this Court, and II appearing by sa
tisfactory evidence that they are out OF this
Commonwealth; II il ordered that the SAID
defendants do enter their appearance to this
suit. on the first day Of the next tern, ano
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs: and that
a copy Of this order be forthwith pubiishedin
the Martinsburg Gazette, and cotinued for
two months successfully, and another copy
thereof posted at the front door of the Court
House of this County.
A Copy.-Tesie,
JOHN STROTiiER, @.
October 8, 1884 - I'm
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24
November II, lS3l.-2m


VIRGINIA MORGAN CoU HTy, TO wit:
AT "a Court held for Morgan County, on
Monday the 22d day of August, 1881,
II iaiam Hicoa, complainant,
kesiah HirOn, John householder, sen Jonathan
Householder, Matthias .4tisEack and Sarah his
rife, late SdpSs Householder. Mary HouSeipf-
der, Betsey Householder, John HoBeiotder, ir.
Dnnet Householder, Jeseph Householder, Sam
uei Householder, Sarah Kessecher, Jesse Rock
hold and Jolsa R0ckhold, defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
FEYHE defendants Matthias Alleback and
b Sarah his wife and Jesse Rockhold not
having entered their appearance and given Sc
curlty according to The act Of Assembly and
the rules OF this Court; and it appearing to
the satisfaction Of this Court that they are
net inhabitants OF this Commonwealth: IL Is
ordered, That the SAID defendants do appear
here on the 4,h Monday in Novemberaext &
answer tie bin Of the plaintiff, and that a
copy of this order be published in the Mar
tinsburg Gazette for two months successive
ly, aud posted al the from, door Of the court
house of said couaty A copy -Teste,
RICHARD, C. M. C.
August 25. 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24
October 6, 1881
VIRGINIA.

tiRG MA.
IN lie Circuit superior Court Of Lar andci
Gerry for berkeley cge,ty Octobe, rites, 1855
Peter Light and john 5 Light, ex'rs oi
John Light, ST. deed pitts
AGAINST
John Cross, Edward X Forman, and Hen
~ Myers, and jacob Myers, admir- of Johi
Le,nas,er, decd offs
sSflE defendants John Cross and Edward
q II Forman, not having catered the
appearance and gwen security according %
the act OF assenbly aud the rules OF tbs
Court, aud Il appearing by satisfactory Cyl
dence that they are ont eithsC commonwealth,
10 {, ordered mat tue sad defendants do enie
tiieif appearance to tiis SUIT, 81 the first day
VI the next term, and answer the bill Of ia
plaintiffs: and chat copy Of tias order b.
fortE,vnh Published in the Martin, burg Ga
tie, ant. continued for two months sacces-
syeiy, and another copy thereof posted atth
front door oil the C0ur, House OF ms count,
A Copy.-Teste,
jUHN SfROTHER, c
October 6. 1881 - 2m
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24
October 3, ls3l.-2m

NlRGiNiA-In the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chancery Tor Berkeley coun
~: October rules, 1881.
Charles BoarmGt, pftff.
AGAINST
Samuel ID OrTtch, Darenpsrt Orriek. Hash
Ugtoa Eoails, .dHHs0ay ). Charsbers and
others, Diet Is.
o. HE defendants Samuel y. Orrick and
& Davenport Orrick, not having entered
their appearance and given security. accord
ing to the act Of assembly and the rules Of
THIS Count, and it appearing by satisfactory
e,ldence that they are out OF this Common
wealth; IL Is ordered that the said defendants
do enter their appearance to this suit, on the
first day OF the next term, answer the hRl Oh
plaintiff, and give security for performing the
decree: and that copy OF this order be forth
with published in the MartiDsburg Gazette,
and continued for two moaths successfully
aus another copy thereof po.ted al the front.
door of the Court hease ol tins county.
A Copy resie,
3OiiN SfROTHER, g,
October g, 1S3I.-2m
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

',EvRGSr SALE OF LAND --The undefs
d signed trustees, named IN deed Of
t,us, from Henry Myers and Susannsh bis
wife to them, for the benefit of Jacob Myers,
and since transferred to Cornelius Devenney,
and from said DevenRey transferred TO Teter
Myers. ir for whose use and benefit said
deed of trust now isl bearing date on the 2ist
day Of March, 1926, and duly recorded IN the
county court of Berkeley, will expose to sale
for CASH, in front OF the court house In Mar.
tinsburg, on Monday the l2h day Of Dccem.
ber neri, Leing The first day Of Decerber court,
the TRACT OF LAND In said deed men-
toned, containing 1872 acres three rsods and
ten poles. lying and being in the county Of
Berkeley, adjoining the lands Of Thomas
Sherers heirs, the heirs OF Henry klinger,
deed and others, The improvements on said
land are tolerably goo1-said land will be
sold subject to another deed of trust from
said Henry Myers TO John Light, "a, the Fer
ry,) for the benefit OF Peter Light as execu-
tor of Peter Light, deed.
JOHN STROTHER, r
SEAA.aNS GARARD, Af1'''
1T
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

Y
fEsiFE annual meeting of the Grand En-
Il campment OF Virginia for 1891, will be
held at Masons Hall Petersburg. common
chg On, Thursday The 18th day gf December
merit being the Thursday after the oond
Monday. which last is the day OF meeting Of
the Gfanj Lodge at Richmond The sp-
pointlneht at Petersburg is in pursuance OF
an amendment to the constitution agreed mp
on al the last meeting at Winchester. aud til,
meetings will hencclorth be held annually il
Petersburg on the Thursday elter the second
Monday in December
NM B HILL. Grand recorder
Petersburg, Nov II, 1881
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

FTLAy SEED We wish to purchase a
.E arsntity of Flax SEED, for which
W. w,ll, at al times, give the highest market
nr;c.. WIN. LONG
Drtober Attn, 1891.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-11-24

AVIS FOR SALE = The snbscfisms
E LofFers Cor sale two L RACTSOF LAND.
onr wing in Berkeley county. Virginia. hear
the patomac River, the other IA w ashiagton
couoty. Maryland. adjoining the same River.
J'he Farm in Berkeley contains e42 acres Of
FIRST rate limc stone, adjoining the lands of
G Peodleton. Alex siephea and others,
and il now IN a high state Of cultivation
The improyements are all good. consisting Of
two story Stsne DWELLING
go HOUSE, 80 by 81 lest. the wing,
sfs.EAls by 80, Stone Kitchen, Smoke
.-&S0 House, SIC Ia well Of excellent wa
ter conyepient to the House, TWO OR
CHARoS Of choias Fruit--a bold stream If
wafer passes thro' this farm, and it is within
mile Of three merchant miIls--a large prp-
,,ortion of this Tracts clothed with the best u
'hMuEs. The Farm IN Maryland contains
90 acres OF choice Land. ioa good state Of
c,,itiyatlon. The improvements tolerable. Tho
(Bssapsake and Ohio Carol and 6oltimors
and OHIO Rail Resd. viii pass through ona
corner Of this tact II Is deemed un0eees-
sary to give further description OF these
Trsets of Land, as those wishing 20 pur-
chase will doubtless first view the same
Fas fnrthfr particulars and terms. apply to
the subscriber living on the one IN Berkeley
county. Va. ELLIS ELLIS.
Oct. s, Is3I.-tf slpd.
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sINFALLIBI.E

WORM DESTROYING DROPS.
FESHlS MEDICINE is confidently offered
a 10 the public as superior particle for de
stroying and expelng Worms from The sys
ten itis mild in its operation, and may be
given to an Infant with perfect safety
CERTIFICATES.
We. the undersigned, do certify, that we
have used in our families the Worm Destroy
ing Drops. prepared and sold by CH.fRLES
RICE, Williams Port, Md and find them to
be highly eteeacioas and raiuabte Medicine
D, Fan Lear. Henry .Stmenieits
James .Shoat. Hensy Gsost,
Jesse Long. Hugh Ling,
N Hammond. T. Summers,
George Stake. II Eriead.
Michael kreps,
I do certify. that a child of mine years
OLD. by taking ph,al OF the above Drops
exnelicd better than four huadred WORMS -
The first passage about 50 were removed.
JANESDUGAN
Berkeley county, Virginia.
SPECIFICK DIN L Nj + n I
AND
ANTI BILIOUS PILLS
Prepared by CHARLES RICE, Williams
Port, Maryland.
gETHE ABOVE MEDICINES
are for sale at
ISRAEL Il. J4.N.NEYS
APoraECaRY AND DRUGGisr STORE,
Alartinsburg, Va.
June %, 1884.
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BY WASHINGTON EV ANS,

AT
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And if payment be deferred to The ena y
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The Editor. of
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