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The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-27
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EHAYING in his employ, five excellent worllmen, the subscriber will carry on the GUys-. SMITH, BL.4 CkS.HITH and WAGON, .H.4KIsN1t business, in all their various branches, in Little Rock He will make and iron Carriages, Nag- ons, Ploaghs, Hoes, swiRgletrees, all kinds of edge tools &c. o0e.; hcwifmaze OF repair, at the shortest notice, all kinds of farming utensils. Orders from dis fanco will ho Punutuatiy auenGed to.
 He will keep onshand, for sale, a con stant supply of all of the aforementioned articles.
 r All kinds of fcountry produce will be received in return for work, at cash prices. G. BRIMB 1Gk.Z
 LinLe Rock. .lhlrcA q. 1872.
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Administration Aotico.

 EByHE undersigned having obtained, from a- the Clerk of the Circuit and Conntf Court of tie county of Union, Letters ei Administration, with tho will annexed, el the estate of Isaac Pe,nmgfoa, late ei said county, deceased, hereby gives no tlee to all persons having just aemanqs against said estate, 10 present them lo him properly authenticated according Q law, within one year, or they may be pFee,, elutsed from deriving any benefit from sas estate, and If said demands be not pre- sented as aforesaid, within i've years' they viii be for ever barred.
 ALI persons indebted to said estate, afs requested 10 make immediate payment.
 VIM. D. PENNINGTON, Err,
 of Isaac Pennington, dec9 Juns 8, 1892. II-w3w.
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Difference in Eschange. -Thc editor ot the Pittsburg Statesman, in esima-
 tlng the amount which another editor ought to pay him for the privilege of exchanging, estimates it atsir doHafs-- siz;-Threc dollars for the Statesman, and three dollars for the trouble and loss o time h i,teasii;;s aid! s.lta! looking at the other. He however leaves it op- sienal with the other 10 pay the suo- sefiption price Of the Statesman with out sending his own, or subject him. self tothe above chargc by continuing. to sendsit. We are in the receipt of d
 number ofpapers which NC estimate in about the same way. Some ten or al dozen of them, We have tried for a long
 whlie n vain 10 get rid q. If they continue tocome mrch longer, we shall make ontand forward bills for our trou- ble.-Ex7c O6sercer.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-27
Administration .Aoticc.

En1TE undersigned having obtained from VI the Clerk of the Circuit and County Court of tie county of Union, Letters of Administration, de bonis non, on the 6 tate of Aaron G.Johnsoa,Iate of said com ty, deceased, hereby gives notice iossll persons having just demands against sad estate, 10 present them 10 him properly authenticated according to law, within one year, or they may be prcclnded from deriving any benefit from said estate and ifsagd demands be not presented as afofe- said, within five years, they will be foreY- CT barred.
 All persons indebted to said estate, arc requested to make immediate payment
 WM. D. PENNINGTON. .4dm'r.
 of .qaron C. Johnson, deea. June g, 1s52. 1l-w3w.
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LAW NOTICE

s. S. xEAzsT. & o. w. EgoWELE
 AVE entered into partnership in the E practice of law. Their residence is at Little Rock, where one of the partners may generally be found. They will prac= tice in the Superior Court and in most of the Circuit Courts of the Territory of Ar. kansas. They may be retained to attend any term of any Court in said Territory Business intrusted to them shall be pune tually and diligently attended to.
 .Harch 90, 1s32. 1-ly
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LAWS OF ARKANSAS.

IH 0si published, and for sale at the = advooate office, the .fCsgSs passed at
 she 'ate octoher Session of the General
 Assembly of this Territory. Price G2a cents Feb. %.
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WANTED.

A T this Office, an APPRENTICE te "A the Printing business, q smart active lad of Il or 5 years of age. who can req. Ieas and spell tolerably we'll, and IS Of goos moral character.
 June 19, 1882.
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CESyyE,ToRR.

From tae Washington Ciy Globe.
 GOVERNOR iloUsToN.-I Ills gentle man was again arrested last evening, and we understand, has been indicted upon the evidence of Mir. Stanberry in the city court, for an assault and hatte- ", with intent to kill.
 This is ending with what should have been the beginning. The civil authors ty of the District is of sufficient eiliea- scy to punish offences of all grades aceor- ding to the laws--and we cannot be 5rou;,i tto tto believe that that the person of | member of Congress should he held r.ore inyIolable than that Of the Prcsi- dent or any other citizen, and that .he ,omnlpotent power of the British House of Lords or Commons should be accord ~ed to either branch of Congress, confer ring authority to define q crime after it's commission-eto try the oifender-to -contrive q punishment after eonvie- : tion-and to execute it's own judgment in its owa way. There is no warrant for this in the Constitution, nof is there q lettero ot any law ofthis land to coun- tcnance sueha high handed course.
 A question, NC suppose, will now -nrise which will involve the power of :, Courtto punish q second lime for the same offence. It is said, now, by some lntavor of another conxicton, to super add the punishment of imprisonment in the Penltentiary ofthis District, to ttle duress already submitted to under the custody Of the Sergeant at Arms ofthe House, that there are several grades of crime in the same act, and that the breach of privilege was cegnizablc and punishable by the House, while the bat-, tcry is quite another thing, and to be avenged in the Courts. This is new doctrine. Itis as clear violation of the Constitution, which forbids that man shall be punished twice for the same offence, asifa man were first con- Sieted and punished by imprisonment for man-slaughter, and then hung for murder for the same act.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-27
Law Notice.

R. CRITTENDEN x A.. BOWLER, HAVING associated themselves in tue n practice ofthe Law, will attend the courts of the Second, Third, aad Fourth Judicial Circuits, and the Superior Court at Little Rock.
 August 31. 1881. If g
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THE e0sHFds.

SfsAsONs F'Oit LOVING. Dost Thou idly ask to iiesii
 At what gentle seasons Nyrnpl,s rclent. when lovers near Press tlie tenderest reasons An. they give their faith too olt To ta. careless wouer; Maidens hearts are always soft, Would .tbat mems were truer. Woo the fair one, when around Early birds arc singing; When o'er all the fragrant ground, Early flowers are springing; When the brookside, bank and grove, Ali with blossoms laden, Shine with beauty, breathe of love Woo the timid maiden. Woo her. when, with rosy blush,
 Summer eve IS sinking: When, on rills that softly easl, Stars arc softly winking; Wherl,til bougtts that knit 'lic heE CT Moonlight gieams arc stealing; Woo her, till the gentle hour
 Wakes a gentle feeling Woo her wien antnmnaf dyes
 Tinge tho woody mountain; When the dropping foliage lies
 n the ha1f-cholled fountain; Let the scene that tells how fast
 Youth is passing oyer, Warn her, ere her bloom IS past, To secure her lover. Woo her when the north winds call, At the lattice nightly; When within the cheerful hall,
 Blaze the faggots brightly; While the wintry tempest round
 Sweeps the landscape lioary, Sweeter in Ter ear shall sound
 Loves delightful story.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-27
DR. RE UE N

EtAN always be fonod at Dr. Cunning N hams, except when absent op proies' sional business.
 Little Rock, June 20, 1882. 6w T.
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which, with his former Stock on hand, makes his assortment very complete, cor. sisting of almost every article found h stores in this country. He is determiRed to sell low for cNSM, CT on his usual terms, to those Nhe have been punctual hereto. fore.
 All persons indebted 10 him for Goods. 8c. taken up previous totfle list of Jann. ary lasf, are earnestly requested to mako payment in part, if not the whole, ofibeir notes and accounts, on or before the 90lh June, as he designs going to the East, affer Goods. aboat flat time All those who neglect this notice, need not think strange if they should find tbeirnotes and accounts in the hands of an officer for collection,
 May l4th, 1929. 7-tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-27
To QX WAona qt naa4 concern

To aH qehona at mog concern EN consequence of the death of Thomas H 1T. Grifiag, late partner of the frm of Cida.ke (. G,4Ging, all persons indebted to said firm, arc requested to como for ward and make immediate settlement, either by note or otherwise. Also, all persons having claims against said firm, will please present them, as they will be paid on sight
 LORENZO N. CLARKE, Partner ofthe late tiy0, of Clarke < G3ffing Morrison's Bluff, Pope co.
 April 24, le32. 3m.
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.S E TE e Q O f1&s
JOHN MILAN

Es IssPECTFULLY informs his cusiot4.
 x a CTS and others, that lie has reeeiYet per steamers Reindeer and Elk from Ne8. Orleans, large supply of
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-27

ssYesterday l understood that MT. John Randolph, of RoanQlSe, was again very low, and gentleman who saw him few days ago, remarked that he could live but a few days longer.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-27

The diligence of an idler is rapid and impetuous, as ponderous bodies forced snfo veloeity move with violence in pro portion to their weight.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-27
ON GOMMIS SION.

JUST RECEIVED PER STEAMER ELK: Sn P BARRELS Fresh Flour, AzE eD 90 Barrels Whiskey,
 70 Barrels Sugar,
 50 Boxes Segafs,
 10 Doz. Claret,
 3 Barrels Brandy.
 1 Barrels Tobacco, All oftlle above articles have been-con. signed to the undersig gned, and will be sold low, for cash only. l.. WILSON. June 13, ls32. wifi 10
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.se SYET'EEEa
ER RfIFE.Y.NaEf Y.9EEe3R.

oSo tS-fa N E E& .ETER slEF.lE.NeE Y.9EES1Ees. Ep ESP PECTFULLY informs lis friends 3 ., and tic public, that in addition to his customer-worls, lie will heep gener- al assortment of
 REA DxszgE ks DE CLOTHING, constantly on hand, for safe on the low est terms, He pledges himself, that all work going through his hands, shall be ex- eeuted in the very best Workmanlilzo man ner-equal to any that can be obtained in any of the eastern cities. His shop is next door 10 the Post-oliee.
 He has just received the latest 1meri- eaN FdShioas, and with them, "E. Minis ter's Report of the London Fashions, to- gethcr with his whole length hilIustrations which he will revive every other month.
 ". Bile has few dozen fine Beaper HATS, for sale very low.
 LiHie Roc6, Feb. 29, ls32.
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.sortment of

gESTIE, subscriber las just receIYed, from New-0rteans, a large aild elegant as-
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-27

Extract of q letter from a friend io Richmond to the editors of the Nor folk Beacon, dated 10th inst.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-06-27

Lewisburgh, May Sd, 1s3e.--6w----s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-04
A TALE OF GALWAY.

+ Most Of our readers have doubtless heard before
Of the tragic facts related in the following mar
rative; the sad story is, however, So we'll and
50 affectingy told by distinguished foreigner.
Prince Puckler Muskau (whose -" Tour''
through the British islands, translated from the
German, has recently been given to the litera-
nv world, that we cannot resist the tempta-
ton of inserting it entire for the qualification
Of our readers.
From Dublin Paper.
In an obscure corner OF the town stands house
of extreme antiquity. over the door of which
are still to be seen skull and cross-bones, re-
markably we'll scul ptured in back marble. This
house is called the "cross- and its tragi-
cal history is as tollows:-in the fifteenth CEN
turv, James Lynch, man of old family and
great wealth, was chosen Mayor OF Galway tor
life, an office which was then nearly equal to that
of a sovereign in power and influence. He was Is-
yeren, ed for his infle x,ble rectitude, and loved
fur his condescension and mildness. But yet
more beioved-the idol Of the citizens aud their
fair wiyes-was his sou, according to the chroni-
Gle, one of the most distinguished young men Of
his time. To perfect manly beauty and the most
noble air, he united that cheerful temper, that
considerate familiarity which subdues while it
seems to flatter; that attaching grace Of manner,
which conauers all hearts without an effort, by
its mere natural charm. On the other hand. his
oft proved PATRIOTISM high-hearted generosity.
his romantic courage, and complete mastery in all
warlike exercises, forming part of an education
singular in his age and country, secured TO him
the permanency of an esteem which his first as
pect ,nvoluntarily bespoke. So much light was
not without shadow Deep and burning pas
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-04
District Of Columbia,
County Of Alerandri0,

APRIL Term, 1882.
John NJ Johnson aud Albert Fair
fax, trading und r the firm OF
John VI johnson & Go, Com -
plainsn,s. >IH CH'a1'o6"A'
against
william Knigh George Riley and
William -. Mutt, defendants,
vUlnE Defendant. william Knight. not having entered
his appearance to this suit, and given security &C.
cordng to the statute and the rules OF this Court and
IL sppearng Ia the satisfaction Of the Court that the
said william Kngh, not habitsnt OF the District
of Columbia. on the mott Of the compliments, by
their counsel, it is
; Ordered That the said sbsent defendant VIM Knight,
do appear here before the first day Of the No
yember ERIN of This Court and snswer the Bill OF the
and give security for performing the
DEGREES Of his Court; and that the other Defendants,
George Riley and William ID. Mutt, do not pay away or
secrete the ebts by them owing to, the money, e.
tate or effects, in their hsnls, belonging to the said
absent Defendant ao the further order and decree OF
this Court, and that copy Of this Older be forthwn
published in the Alexandria Phenix Gazette TOR Two
months ssivey. and that another copy be posted
at the front door of the Court House OF said County
Test: EDM. LEE,
may 2b-2in u %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-04
Enr HaltiMl0re.

The schr LOOKOUT
~ ant. spedden, vii; take freight at low ra''
- offered APPy0 ,rssppsu,ru.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-04

We learn that there was a slight fall Of snoso
in this city on Wednesday night. The strong
northwest winds and low temperature which
have prevailed during the last two days certain
lv partake more of the character OF the hrst days
Of spring than the opening Of summer.
baltimore american.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-04
WOW llio JaneirO.

r. .Ew hundred barrels Of aour viii be take
IN :, mn1erste freight, on board OF good Se'
s--s.o'I,o Rio de Janeiro Apply to
s c'' =, AC CAZENOYE y Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-04
Salad OH,

n \ ms springs importation; white Mustard Seed,
excellent quality; Clipped Logwood by the
.Si 0hSer Beer Powders; Wine of Caichicum,
"a sSana,lsm aud Gou,; just receveda Cor sale BY
~ g WN STABI,ER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-04
For Amsterdam.

The mberis, coppered brig BELpiDEhd,
;tN ~ rye,cher. master, will have despatch
$500 s,ns,rs on freight, or passage, having hand
~ s.a,..oupodati ons, apply to ,,n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-04
Nails

ES>ctNG, Single. and cut Nails, assorted, from Cd
L %0oa' just received per s!oop ]. W. Caldwell,
FS s, II. & s. H. JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-04

AT the Charleston Theatre, on Monday week,
while Miss Meadowcratt was singing, gen.
,eman threw dollar on the stage, and the audi
ence generally followed his example. The &C.
tress filed her apron with coin, and found that
two or three doubloons had come down IN the
shower.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-04
list OF LETTERS

,:,,g in The Post ONES. iLeraaaria' d. C. on me
"-'- LIST of,UyE, 1882.
= Persons calling for letters IN the GLOWING " ,sa,
iii please say raSr Anx ADVERTISED Or msy may nov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-04
WhiskeS ~ GLE.

NJ NtSkos q NtNs
n Mus. BALTIMORE whiskey
=, "oATTeis do Rye Gin
.1A'rseeiyed and for sale by
nyS CLAGETr & PAGE.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-26
Potomac Land for rent.

PURSUANT to decretal order OF the
FL Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for the county Of Berkeley. rem.
dered in suit between John S Porterfeld
plaintiff. and Philip Nadenbousch. Sheriff Of
Berkeley county. Committee, admir-. de bonis
non OF John Pitzer, decd, Jacob Myers.
Curator of Abraham Marlatt, decd. who was
admir-. of John Pifzer. decd, John Shook.
and the heirs Of said John Pitzer, decd the
undersigned will offer for rent. for one year,
from the LIST day of March last, at Public
Auction. to the highest bidder, on the pre
misses. on Saturday The 5M day Of .nau neat
all that farm exclusive or the widows dow
cry of which the said John Pitzer died. seix-
cd, situate in the county Of Berkeley. on the
Potomac River. adjoining the lands Of Henry
Bedinger. Charles Downs. and others The
terms as prescribed by the decree are, one
half the rent cash; the balance secured by
bond with approved personal security, paya-
BILE on the LIST day Of March, 1888
91APossessiou given Immediately
CHS: ID. STEWART. ID. for
JOEL WARD. S b &.
April 10. 1892
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-26
AWFUL CALAMITY.

1t is our painful duty to announce one OF
the most awful occurrences that the history
of steam boat disasters has ever afforded.
Several letters have been received in town
from Memphis stating the loss of the steam
er Brandywine by fire, on the 9th instant,
about twenty five miles above that place.
and the destruction herewith of sixty or Sc
venty lives, either by drowning or burning.
The news appears TO have been communl
Gated by Captain Hamilton himself. thus
, leaving no room 10 doubt OF its correctness
Eight or ten cabin passengers and so or go
deck passengers were lost; among the for
| mer. Mrs Robert Il. Walker and child; and
, MIR Robert Il. Stothart, NJ this place. The
! Brandywine was on her passage from New
| Orleans 90 Louisyille;-we understand she
was insured
! Ertract of q letter from gentleman IN Mem
pl.is to q friend IN tis place dated .4prii 10Th.
/. Capt Hamilton has arrived here from the
wreck of the Steam boat Brandywine and
reports that at 3 O'Clock last evening, %
miles above this place, wind blowing fresh,
his boat was discovered TO have taken fire,
on the upper deck--Ia one minute her
whole decks were wrapped in flames; and
before it was possible TO put her ashore, be
tween so and 10 oil the passengers and crew
nrecipitated themselves into the river and
were drowned. or burned TO death.
Il is said that Captain Hamilton and hi:
pilot although surrounded by the flames
stuck nanfully to the boat until she ground
ed about so yards from the shore. when th,
captain, much scorched, reached the banl
by the help oil a line
The light was very pereeptible upon tn
coast opposite for ten miles into the country
The Editor of the Cincinnati Gazette ba
conversation with several of the passenger
of the Brandywine, who had arrived in tha
! city, and they stated that atthe time the boa
u ,ook FIRE she was racing With the steam boa
Hudson. that the Brandy wine had stoppe
!. for an hour and bali 20 make some repair
> that on getting under Roadway large quaE
,ifv of rosin was thrown into The fires, bic
: caused the sparks to fly very thick. and 81
FIRE 10 some straw which lay near the chin
nies;-that the wind blew hard down the I
yer. that the number passengers and han'
3 on board was about two hundred and th
!, out Of the whole there was but seventy r.
n saved. -.
MANY Of whom died OF the burning befo
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-26

$4,000 TICKETS.
Tickets s. Halves a.5o-Quarters las.
Tickets and Shares Gnd pctkages, 10 be hatE
"a The greatest cdrieiy of Numbers at
STEVENSON 4 POINTS OFFICE,
Stanton. ptrginid
SJ-Ail orders from distance. enclosing
the cash. or prize tick cts, will be thankfully
received and promptly attended to, il al,
dressed 10
STEVENSON s. POINTS. Managers
.Siauafon, Firgtnto.
sTTickets aud shares eah be had OF tho
following gentlemen who act as Agents for
the Managers, viz:
WASHINGTON KROESEN, MariaasJars.
DANIEL DAN ,i,p aMTLER. saepAera.lo,,n.
WILLIAM l.. BOAK, Dd,kesville.
Stauaton. April 10. 1889.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-26

DREADFUL DISASTER I

The Western Mail received this morning
furnishes the following account of terrible
accident on board steamboat, in which the
loss of lives is supposed to have been more
extensive than any yet known in our coun-
try.
From the .Nashgiiic Republican, SATURDAY,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-26

LoTrERIEs.-According to recent report
of the Attorney General TO the Legislature
of NEW YeRE, there is, in the opinion Of
that officer. mo warrant of law, for drawing
any lottery in that State, after the I'll Of
April. 1884.
By an amendment to the bin relative to
lotteries, which has passed the PEsNsYLvAsiA
Legislature, the lottery system is to cease, in
that State, on the 3Ist December, 1888.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-26
Extract Of a Letter. Sc.
II CLAI,
DANIEL WEBSTER,
EDW. EVERETT
Thomas HambLy. Esq York, Pa.

We are gratiied at the tendency before
Congress of a bill FOR the relief Of the rem
nant Of our Revolutionary heroes, much
more liberal in its character than any which
has ever been proposed. II is also TO include
all who served in the Indian wars up TO the
year 1895. Justice, though often delayed
unreasonably, is "better late than never
pirginia Free Press.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-26


And no PRIZE less than SIC.
Whole ticket si0--Half IS -Quartera 80.
ay-Ceriifcates OF Packages of % tickets
in this Lottery containing all the numbers
drom to SO inclusive, and emitting the hol-
ders, TO all they may draw over the small
prizes Of sis aud s2i, may be had at tho
following rates,
A Certificate for % whole tickets 1l8
do 81 half do SO
do % quarter do 90 50s
do % eighth do ID 10
Tickets and shares asd packages. in the a.
bove Lotteries may be had in the greatest va
riefy of numbers at the office Of The Managers
Pennsylvania Avenue, next door to Gadsby's
Hotel, Washington City.
gy~Orders from the country by mail, posi-
paid, or by private hand, will receive the
most prompt attention; and the Register
containing the official account of the draw
ing of each, win be forwarded Immediately
on its event
a. Address (post paid)
YATES * M'INTYRE, Managers
Washington City, u. O.
March 81, 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-26

QuEsrroN.-What good will 1t do me 10
join the temperance society,"
ANswER.-Do you love yourselreso then
mite with us--for this vice has destroyed thou
sands, and may itnot destroy you' DO you
love your children? then join the society
for more youths fall prey to this vice than
any other. Do you hate cheating, lying ana
stealing? then do not hesitate TO join, fol-
drunkenness leads in the end, to these and
all other vices Report Of Columbia Coz Ga.
IeDlperance SocietU