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The Arkansas advocate., 1831-05-11
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An act making appropriations for building
 llgbt-honses, ligbt-Doats, beacons, and
 monuments, and placing bHoys.
 Be t eRacted by the Senate aud House of Representations of the United States of .4ane- rica in Congress assembled, That the follow ing appropriations be, and the same are hereby, made, and directed to be paid out of any money in the Treasury not other. wise appropriated, to enable the Secreta- ry of the Treasury to provide, by contract. for building Lighthouses, light boats, bea- cons, and monuments, and placing buoys, to wit:
 Slate of .Naiae. Four thousand dollars for lighthouse at the western entrance Of Fox Island theroughfare
 Six thousand dollars for lighthouse at or near cape Porpoise;
 Four thousand dollars for increasing the height of the lighthouse on Boon Island;
 Four thousand dollars for lighthouse at or near Marshall's point, in the town of St. George;
 Six thousand dollars for rebuilding the light-house at Nhitehead;
 Six thousand dollars for rebuilding the light-house on Franklin island
 Five hundred and ten dollars for spindles and huoys in Penobscot river.
 Siae ot' .HassachuseHs. Five thousand dollars for building lighthouse on the monument at Gloucester point;
 One thousand dollars for erecting a mon- nument on or near Cohasset rocks;
 Two hundred and fifty dollars, in addi- tion to an unexpended balance of former appropriation, for recting a spindle e-hea- con on Minot's ledge, and placing a buoy on Hospital Island ledge, near Georges island;
 Twelve hundred dollars for erecting q monument upon ledge of rocks situated at the outer part of the harbor of Sw amp scut;
 One thousand dollars for two monuments, one on sunken island, and the other on Pig rocks, on Braintree bay;
 Eve hundred dollars for placing ten buoys in the northern channel through the Vineyard sound. at the following places; one on point Rips one on the Shovel shoals, near Monomoy point; three on the Handkerchief, northeast, southeast, and southwest parts; one on rock near Hyan- his harbor, in the channel; and two on the broad shoal to the eastward of Falmouth, east, and west, parts;
 Five thousand dollars for rebuilding a lighthouse on cape Cod, should it be deem ed eApeuieAe " 'ho o'oeeiS Stai oi tho iea sury;
 Four hundred dollars for placing six buoys on lodges and rocks al place called Woods Hole, near Falmouth; and spin dle on Lone rock, near that place.
 ,State of Rhode biand. For beacon light at or near the entrance Of the harbor of Wickford, in the town of North King ston, three thousand dollars;
 Fifty dollars for spindle on the-halfway rock between the islands of Rhode Island and Connecticut.
 .state of Connecticut. Five thousand dol- lars for building lighthouse at or near Morgan's point, on the north side of fAsi- CTS Island sound, in tiie towHsisip ef e=s.e- ton;
 | Four hundred dollars for T spindle to De erected on the Whale rock, the entrance of Mystic river, and for one on inrners l reef, situated about one-thlEd of the dis-
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LITTLE ROCK. A. T. xyI3DN Nss,AY. ,

1 the second paragraph oft tenth section | of the first article of the constitution of the 1 United States.
 For defraying the expenses of the Board of Visiters at West Point, fifteen hundred dollars.
 For fuel, forage, stationary, printing transportatioh and postage forthe Military Academy, eight thousand four hundred dol- lars.
 For repairs and improvements of buiid- ings and grounds at West Point three thou sand four hundred dollars.
 For pay of Adjutant's clerk and Quar- termaster's clerk, nine hundred dollars. For increase and expenses of the Libra ry, fourteen hundred dollars.
 For philosophical apparatus, two thou sand dollars.
 For models for Notifications, one thou sand eight hundred dollars
 For models for drawing, CT repairing in- struments, for chemical and neurological apparatus, seven hundred and fifty dol lors.
 For miscellaneous items and incidental expenses of the A cademy, one thousand six hundred dollars.
 For fuel for the first quarter of the year one thousand eight hundred and thirty-two. two thousand three hundred dollars
 For contingencies Of the Army, ten thou- sand dollars.
 For the national armories, three hun dred and sixty thousand dollars.
 For the armament of the Notifications, one hundred thousand dollars.
 For the current expenses of the ord- nance service, sixty-eight thousand dol lars.
 For arsenals, ninety-four thousand four hundred dollars. For the recruiting service. thrty-iive thousand six hundred and ninety-six dol- lars, in addition to an unexpended balance of four thousand dollars.
 For contingent expenses of the recruit ing service, fifteen thousand nine hundred and fifty-two dollars, in addition to an nn- expended balance of five thousand dol lars.
 To Thomas Fitzgerald, sn invalid pen sioner. two hundred and eighty four dol lars twenty-two cents, being arrearages of pension due him by law. For arrearages prior to the first day of July, ono thousand eight hundred and if teen, five thousand dollars.
 To enable the Secretary of War to pay for medals to be distributed amongst the Indian chiefs, three thousand dollars.
 For completing the Marsfil road in Maine, and making bridges on the same, five thousand dollars.
 For the further extension, and the com pletion of the walls and entertainments for conveying water to the works at Harperss ferry armory, Virginia, seven thousand five hundred dollars. Approved, March 2, 1891. 16
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BY AUTHORITY.

JAWS OF THE UNITED STATES, PASSED AT THE SECOND SESSION OF THE TWENTY FIRST CONGRESS-.
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fin act making appropriations for the Mil itary service for tho year one thousand sand eight hundred and thirty.one.
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POETRY.
THE AUToCRAT's PRAYER


Europcl hear the voice that rose
From the chief Of Freedoms foes
When he babe vars thunders roll
Der The country Of the Pole
To bis Cessacks on parade
Thus the CaImuck rsbber said:
"Mipe the might, and mine the right,
STIR ys, spur We TO the fight
Bare the blade, and strike the blow
TO the hearts core OF the fee
Slaus bter all the rebel bands
Found with weapons in their hands;
Onl the holy work oil fate
Russla's God will consecrate.
'"'Fis seereed that they shall bleed
Fer their dark and trait 'rous deed.
Pdlesi TO US by conquest given,
Ye provoke the wrath Of Heaven;
Therefore, pnrslng sword and shot
Use we must, and spare you not.
Guardian OF our northern faith,
Guide US 10 tne field OF DEATH
"Ere we've done, many one
Shall weep they ever saw the sun,
Rouse The noble in his ball
To a fiery festival;
Dash the stubborn peasants mirth--
Drown in blood has alien hearth,
Babe or mother. never falter--
Spear the priest before the altar.
Onward. and avenge OUT wrong
God is good, and Russia strong"
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4, His, sc. fUB SALh4--l have fol
- sale one 200 gallon alill, one 90. Of 1875
gallons, iali patent, with Worms, sc. com
p!eie; one copper Globe, large enough 10
contain 100 g,ai,0ns; also, a bcep pump OF
Upper, 10 feet long; between lily amt SIXTY
tubs, nearly all iron bound, Nith number
other ARTICLES necessary IN and about =
0isJiiiery, such as Heaters, Coolera sc -
III the above IS Known 10 be of the best quail
,ty and would bc sold upon a clcdt
ALEXANDER STEPHEN.
April IS, 1851.
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A number of sailors were dining to-
eether al boarding house in Havana
when enc. an eccentric Yankey, hastily
srsse from the table. Dad in threat
Dingpostufe, fourisbing his knife, bawl-
ed eat, Who dares to say be dso't like
roast bedfr 4 Dare say So cried AN
Englsbmss at the Opposite side of the
table. We'll said Jpnathan, csolly tax
ing his seat agala-'tnea you may eat
motion
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CARPET MANJFACIUk RING ES'l Alb
LISHMENI-FOk SALE.

FTSHE subscriber offers for sale, the Ma
IL chisery belonging to, anu now employ
ed in the Factory in Msrt,nsbuIs, Va toge-
Their with the balance OF his lease on the
Factory, Houses, &c. The Machinery Con-
sists OF two Carding Engines, Spinning aud
Twisting Machines, SIX Looms, three OF
which are rugged up for weaving hidde ma
ster aad Royal Damask Venetian Carpeuug,
Dye Kettles, aud FulIlng Apparatus com
plete to do all kinds OF country FuIiu.g and
Dressing. The custom at this establishment
rs perhaps not inferior TO anJ IN the STATE,
the situation beng very convenient one
The terms will be made easy, anu possession
given Gil the first day OF October next.
{ u CUNRADT.
n. b. once more request those whose &C
counts are still unsettled, 10 cali anu settle
them without delay; as | expect TO remove
from the State shortly, aud cannot then con
yenlently attead to IT myself l.. u. T..
Marilnsbarg, July II, 1881 1T
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UhQk think iln,i Of itR


The editor of the Philadelphia Saturday
Eveslng Post, states his determination TO
publish Black Last in which will appear the
names of his subscribers who are in arrears
for more than twelve months subscription
This will he novel proceeding to compel
people ts pay their debts, but perhaps Just
enc.
ErcusGble pan 1t is not little snusirg 9
to see hcw certain modest publishers saving
to their delinquent subscribers in direct terms,
"pay us your subscriptions, ike honest men +"
W &c have seldom seen better hit than is xiv
en- by southern editor, who punningly ex
presses a wish that the REMITTANF BILL. Iors
FEVER prevailed more generally among his
dilan, patrons. The Lynchburg Nnsinian
thinks this is pun which an honestman ma,
have perpetrated. IN despite oi Dr. ohnsons
assertion to the contrary.
Mr.. Eaton. late Secretary Of War, len
Washington City for Baltimore on the STU
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GEN EkAL. SYNOD
OF THE urhERA. CHURCH
V rII u I. - SIHES

" f[1 u q - SiFGS.
Fs9hE clerical aud lay-dcicgates appointed
3 by The dhterent G!st,io, oynods, are re
questeu TO assemble at t'federck. Mar, and
ON the 50tn day, anu last Sunday Of Geo.
Der next AS ihis Synod viii be called upon
TO transact business OF vital Importance to
the Church, advisory brethren VIII be cheer
fully received, Ii due information OF their in
tenuon 10 be present be given 10 the sab
scroer DAVID +. SCHHFfER,
Secretary Of tic G.. 5. a, The u. s
July ID, 1851
Gy-N b Printers throughout the u. S
are most respectfully requested to inseli this
notice. and tue n, b We are very grateful
to those who upon former occasions, attend
ed 10 our request. IN when many OF their
subscribers are interested.
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A bill was brought INTO the Irisi
House OF Commsns TIE cause the
watchnen 10 sleep III the day tine, in
erder that they may be wakeful 81
hight Lard Nugent begged to be per
sonslly included 10 the bill as Tie gou
LET. him ~ sleep day or night.
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MANAGERS, OFFICE.

sE-Letters by Mail post paid enclosing
the Cash or prize tickets in past Lotteries,
aud ordering
TICKETS OR SHARES
IN ANT responsible Lottery, will receive the
rsost prompt attention, ii addressed to
YATES 4 M'iNTYRE,
Washington City
15-The tickets and shares sent from the
Managers Office, Washington City, are 10
all cases the original one, and of course not
liable TO any mistake or dispute: and the
cash for all prizes may be had instantly upor
the drawing.
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The day after the battle of stonington
several Is, itish Ulcers we're invited Ell
shore to dine. WnIie at Inner, lsd,
sntng neat 10 one Of the Ulcers. asks d
bios +" explain to her the flags OF differ
ent nations tsat decorated the room.
After telling herte what nstion several
OF them belonged. he pointed to the
Star Spangled Banner and said with
sneer, ttfat is what We call Gid
sron presume SO. sir, said the lad,
with qme kness, by The droilsag you had
upon IT yesterday.
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more, and supplied Liu,sell with large and
splendid supply o. oadc leary ot every des
crpuon, he pledges nseli TO supply work
on better terins tstu Can be furnished in
this town or elsewhere.
He viii keep Consistently on hand general
assortment OF o1ddjeS, Il dtcs and Harness OF
every Descriptions, winch te VIII warrant to
be as good, IN point OF "orkraanship aud
materials, as any manufactured M The iowa;
has pglces VIA nc tounu To correspond witt,
the tunes. lie viii be & al 10 receive the
custom oE bis friends ana the public IN gene-
raj JOHN iiELFLHSIAY.
Martinsburg. July Z, IsJl.St
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besldes NAM I'D 5uO, -Uy. 81.

ltaote ttchets si0, Shares W proportion.
81 Oruero lor lichCts1B tuv ABOVE ldag-
nihcent scnenlc promptly ai'd coLn4enIAliy
attenoed TO II addressed ~ 'yLAhAL "
COON, \Asento 10. Ates y N ibiJ ro, W heel
M, Va MAO nave sUid more CayitdI L. ICES
III 'he same tame than any stndeI Ia ihe Uni
lea States. AS ticAets dIe l,ueTally scarce
IN these large schemes, VI deio should De st nj
as early AS possible.
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50 FIFTEEN DOLLARS RE
GsT~I Il NARD-StIayeu or $40 Ell rom
the pasture oil Mr. John Idong,
ssseSssSsx on fuscarora, two miles from
Maa.ns,.,., >, on Saturday night 18th ult
BAY HORSE, four years old, about 1874
hands high, three black legs, and his
tore left leg is Of greylsh colour from the
knee DOWN, has sDIall star IN his forehead,
ON has left side where the saddle gocs, there
IS small light mark about the size OF if
dollar, resembling saddle marx. but is not;
on close examination, be. has some white
hans on his body; sl.od before with steel toe
shoes-he mas no other marks or brand about
HIM viii give Fifteen Dollars Reward u
any person VINO may take Up ana return SAID
hcfse to me, or give information SO that lnaay
get MN again. purchased SAID horse IRON out
a drove some tue back, ana have reason TO
lnihk he Is not stslen, but stiayed-S Should
ne be stolen, wal give reward Of thar,
dollars ior the recovery olthe horse ana cen
VIctlon oil the thief
THOMAS L. KINSEL.
July II. 1851
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aartlusourg gazette:
PUBLISHED. WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,
AT
TWO DOLLARS PER ,4.N.NUM,

TWO DOLL4kS PEK sf1NJfOsu,
PAYABLE 80 ADVANCE;
Or, Ttco Dollars and TwesayJive Cents,
AT THE EvD OF SIX MONTHS;
And if payment be deferred 10 the end OF
the year. or near the same,
rwo DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
will invariably be demanded
IA failure to notify the discontinuance oil
he paper at the end Of the time subscribed
Or, will be considered as a new engagement
gz.So paper discontinued until all arrear
ages are paid up, except at the discretion o.
he Editor
Advertisements inserted at the rate o.
me dollar per square for the three first inser
ions and twenty Eve cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
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a AND FOR SALE offer.ior ssis.,.,
EI TRACT Or LIND. on Gpro.as
new occupied by Mr.. w4sely, about' lo,r,
miles from HARRISBURG The terms win :.
very accommodating. The tract contains !
bout four hundred and fifty acres, Of which
between seventy five and an bunared are ".
~ fine lew grounds. 1t Is admirably water.
ed and there are not more than 200 acre.
cleared
If not seid before January, It will be rem.
ted for term Of five years.
HENRY ST. G. TUCKER.
June so, 1881 -6w
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IHULLING, DYING, AND DRESSING

E1NULLING, DYING, AND DRESSING
FL OF CLoI Ia, S<c.-Ihe subscribers re-
spectiuIly ialorn the puhlic, that in addition
to the manufacture al al. kinds OF woollen
goods hey are now ready to receive every
description Of country work, such as utttag,
Dying, md DTessa.s Of 10th, btankets, f. Ian
net, and all Xmas oil FANCY DfiNO; ali
oil which shall be doue m the best manner
and on the shortest notice. As one oil the Irm
will devote hls whole attention 80 the perform
aice OF work entrusted To their care, they
hope TO receive liberal share OF the pubic
patronage. They suii continue 10 pay the
highest price IN cash for W DOL.
JOHN n. RIDDLE 4 Co.
July 90, iS3!
sy-N d All kinds Of country produce
will be taken IN payment Tor work At Ihe
Casa price.
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nBUBLIC SALE VIII be sold, by pub
n lie auction, at the residence of the sub
,criher, in Jefferson county, 10 miles from
David Moores Blacksmith shop, on Thurs
dan Me 18Th Of august neat. all Of bis person
al property. consisting OF valuable Mich
Cows and Young Cattle; number Of Hogs,
Farming Utensils such as Ploughs, Harrows
Sc; 500 bushels Of Corn, more or less, {,
great variety Of Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, among which are good Feather Beds
Bedding, Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, Bureaus
Desk, Cupboard, SC. together with snumbei
of articles not necessary TO pariicularize. A
credit Of one year and four months viii b.
given the purchaser, Oh all sums over five
dollars, upon giving bond with approved sc
curity, under that sum, cash Sale viii be
gin early in tac day.
JAMES HENDRICKS.
Julv %. 1891.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT

Oh DIN FOSTER, from Winchester, re
specially iuiolms the cluzcns OF Martins burg
aud It's vicinity, that he has commenced the
WATCH AND CLOCK AAhiNG Ri
oiNt,SS few doors west of Mir hToesen $
Tavern, where lie viii ne happy TO accom-
nodaIe all who may please to favour him ii
ais hue of business
n. b. tie repairs watches Of al desesip
ions, musical boxes, md al, jobs 10 the Sn
eTsmlthug anG JeW,l3 ire 81 business.
MaruusourG, July Ia, 1891
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II leave" sold PITT, at the conclu
sion OF an attack on Sheridan, II leave
t5s honorable gentleman what he likes
So well, woman's p,ivilege--ihe last
word '--SherIdan started up: Il am
perfect, sensible" SAID he, "oi the ia
your which the hon gentleman means,
In Altering me a privilege So peculiarly
adapted TO himself, but | must beg
leave to decline the eft. have no
wish for the last w",d: am content
with having the last argument
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Sc &c. sc
Amounting IN all 10 $55692
Whole Tickets is Quarters
Halves s Eighths 2
- Packages OF ~ tickets In this lottery,
contain all the numbers. from | to SO Inciu
spe,) anG plust Of necessity draw at least eSl
81 nett, with 50 many chances for the capital
p,izes Those who prefer aoyenturing IN
Ibis way can receive Managers certificates OF
packages emitting the holders TO all they may
draw over s8l 90, the amount OF the small
prizes: thus,
A certificate Tor package Of IL whole
tickets may be bad for sllO 40
A certificate OF IL half tickets for 50 20
do IL quarters do 2Fb0
do - eishths do l5 80
Tickets and shares aud packages, may be
hadin the greatest variety OF numbers at the
office of the Managers, Pennsylvania Avenue.
next door TO Gadsby's Hotel, Wasninsto"
City
Orders from TIE country by mail, post paid
or by private hand, VIII receive the most
prompt attention, and the "lte gister" con
tanning an official account Of the drawing for
warded immediately on It's event.
4g-Addfess (post pald)
YATES y MINTYRE Managers,
June %, 1881. WeStasgtOR C,ty
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.Nriinsbtrg, july 81, 1891 st

NOTICE Those who became purcha-
~ sers at the sale of the personal proper
ty of John S. Scibert, deceased, are nsttied
that their respective obligations fell due on
the 25ih last month, and that prompt pay
meBt must be made, as il Is the intention of
the undersigned to bring the estate to a spec
dy settlement. Persons who placed ac
counts, Sc III the hands OF the decd in his
lifetime TO collect as Constable, will call
and ilit the same forthwith
HENRY J. SEiBER'T, Ear.
Berkeley county, July 81, lSSi.--st
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II 10 kaown to all who are acanaint-
ed with the early history Of Kentucky,
that 6rst emigrants settled 10 small
squads, Ike the frs: settlements in all
frontiers, for mutual defence The or
dor was whenever an alarm WI. giy-
en-, all vera 10 run 10 that place. Ear
~ one morning the shouts and cries eli a
female was heared all ran to tue spst
-Wsen they arrived they saw a bear
and man engaged in combat. They
bad hp and thigh, up and down, over
and under and the mans wife s,andisg
by, and ballooiag fair play fair playr
The company ran up and insisted upon
parting them, the woman and said no
-no-let them fight! for it is the first
fight ever saw, that | did not care
which whipped.
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EpRlCK FOR SALE The subscriber
FL b has just finished burning, and offer for
sale. kiln of choice BRICK, among them,
The best pawn. brick ever offered for sale in
this country MICHAEL SElBERT
July %, 1891
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NyEW SPRING GOODS. The subseri-
~ bers would inform their friends and cas-
toners hat they have just returned FROM Bal
timore, and are now opening a very splendid
and general assortmentof FASHIONABLE,
STAPLE and F.4.NCF GOODS, all Of
which we are determined to sell at such pri-
ces as cannot fail 10 please.
WIN LONG s. Co.
Nav II 1881.
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DeaIdta HunitIucs OtheFS OF 4UU, SUb, 100, exc.
CLARhE - CUUn,
.4geists Jor tattS a. .ueintpe
The CASH Is always advanced for prizes
on presentation. IHe tickets sent from this
office, are. in all cases, this original ones, anu
therefore not liable 10 mistake OF dispute.
July I, 1851,
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Niagara Fall - Mr. Gait in his novel
OF Boyle Corbet, thus speaks Of th,
great natural phen ON, nen:-sThe sub
lime Of energy! Till this sight is seen,
We can torn no just conception Of the
power that may be 10 nature. Tae
rage OF the ocean, with it's countless
waves, is but passion in detail THIS
IS The immense of simplicity. Ceuld
We stand on the outside of a planets
eFblt and see the vast globe rolling a.
long, at the velocity of thousands OF
miles an hour, il would furnish IIyelier
visible lnege oil competence.