The Arkansas advocate., 1831-09-21
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tween the dwelier and his dwcilina. I
 could not see one article of inr.,,,ss.
 no table, no chair: Il few large sla,.es
 supplied tie place of the latter; for the
 'ofmef there was no occasion and some.
 'hihg resembling a mattress upon inc
 mud floor, Was the bed of the lamilys
 Leassng this village. l noticed two s,o,..
 pillars, and wooden pole across t.-
 dicatin5 that the proprietor nasse.sa. '''s u tic and death within his own domain. forget the name 2, ,h.. grandee at whose door lies alI tb,s mic effi but It the power of life and death be hls, and II he cannot make tho aar mef more tolerable, it would he bun,a,- to lnilict the lattef---spasa a,s Is30.
 eeorgfd fashions i--A warm veat,x CT comes On and the bilious and hnll,. lhg season approaches. the demand <, ereases for Lees Pills and pocket pIs- tols, and goggles and gun-powder. bIaek patches and. dirk knives. grow in de- maiid. Sundry of the 5eau n.ouas bay. mounted green speetacles and \ r,se ;s expected lnsword canes and epsoms Inc Superior Courts in th. ,lifI.rant cireuits are also in session, and a rood deal of having aud liquorlnp ia a',;,,.. 'sSn.. oii, IS well IS Sighting and physieinp. p.-s, Attorneys and physicians, fl is ures,,n cd have their hands full. We IiLe = sec aii trades prosper, and in b,yi.ia,,s season. those of the doctor and l,,,,,a. are not the least useful. One unrayels a tangled case, the other cases m :, shattered i,t,ib---oue dives Into the bou. els Of thestatute, the other into the st,,.. ot the bowels. This bleeds n nat;ent Tn the arm for the state of bis hcnlth the other bleeas him h the poclot fsr the health of his estafe.
 Gataboge and gambling are seen n the back rooms, and gingerbread. iaeka and judges in the public squares. Gnns and dirk knives grow saucy during cnnrf week. and mayors aud balliifs feel ticl- lsl. Enemas and endess. :.is ;s;s .,.. sought for by some, cocktails md char -aeters sued for by others. Halfp,rts and hickorles are iiourislIed iu tLeee times. and teething and eouging toletaf- cd--ail for the honor of liberfv. nd an- cenragement Of basimass.-ya ya.ss..foa ! s,
 sin the latter days, there shall hc signs and wonders, in the heavens and Tn the earth. And the moon shall be us grass and the sun shall Dc turned info indigo" p,ond1ru In this paper will be found an account of q marvellous sort Of hroehano at . lady g head board Probably an Edee- field goast, which two years since sir red np our neighbors of q Sister State to Notification and Dishnior, has cb.rc- ed the theatre of ifs revelations. and gone to Albany, with a view of further aiding the Nulli6ers, or affecting. the next Presidential election. We trust our friend Anne Royall will look into this matter.
 What connexion the supernatural sounds at the North have with the un- natural doings and prefer-natural siehts III the South, we are unable to say but true fl is, tine Heavens have put on for some days frowning and portentious aspect, and the sun looks blue and mel. ancholy.
 In addition to all lhis, we learn. by all extract from T French paper, tl,at a young lady of seventeen, lives near An vers, whose body 10 .thc waist s quite blue, and when any thing makes her blush, instead of her face bccominp red. it assumes a deeper blue. Really, these are blue times.
 In q certain village in New York, where the footsteps of dame justice were last seen on earth, t happened on warm summers day, that three mon were bfoughtbef fair, round Dutch magistrate, accused of the crime of drunkenness. His honor having prem ! ;eod with a hearty ewio 5,f ..f.xl .s,...t