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The Arkansas advocate., 1832-05-16
GOV HOUSTON

The attention ofCongress, or the House of Representatives, has been diverted from ordinary duties, to the trial of Gov Hotfs- ton, of Tennessee, for an assault and bat tery committed on one of their body, MT. Stanberrv, of Ohio. It appears that in a speech of MT. Stanberry's, he introduced d the name of Houston. in connection with an attempted fraud upon the Government. To demand on him by Houston, if he, Stanberry, intended to impnte frand 10 him, Stanberry declined to respond. The consequence was that Houston attacke ed and beat him. For this he was arrested by the Sergeant-at-Arm and carried be- fore the House, d whose bar lie stands ar raigned for contempt and breach of privi- lege, in having inflicted corporeal chastise- ment on one of the members, charging him with fraudulent intentions against the Government. Considerable warmth IS manifested al the threshold of the exami- nation. Up to the 21st ult. but three or four witnesses had been examined. The examination progresses slowly and will necessarily occupy much of the time oi both Houses, as many of the Senators are witnesses in the case.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-05-16

SIR-ln the concluding paragraph of my address to you, stated wouldcon- vince your Excellency, that your address to Mir. Crittenden was not only one of the weakest, but one of the most ill., judged productions that ever came from the pen of a great man or patriot. am fearful, sir, l shall not be able to redeem this promise--not for want of materials or evidence; that is ample, cogent, and at hand. But an old hacknied veteran, like your Excellency, inparty strife and political turmoil, is insensible of public opinion and incorrigible to public re- buke. It seems to be apprehended by your Excellency, if the proceedings of the majority of.the members of the last Legislature can be justified and vindi- eated from the charge of disgrace and corruption you seek to cover them with, thatit will dim the glory of your own re- Putatlon and fix upon you the odium and disgrace you charge upon them.- In my opinion, sir, this is the true and real state of the case. And as the issue Is now fairly made up between you and the Legislature, we wifi proceed to ar que the case at the bar ofthe people, the tribunal you have referred us to fora de. elslon. The decision of this issue, sir, involves deep, interesting and important consequences to you. to the Legislature, 's aad the people who arc to decide it. They being the source of all power, the
 absolute sovereigns, the creators of their CIVIL and political existence-from this august tribunal there lies no appeal.-
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-05-16

9r We are indebted to Judge TRIM aLE, who arrived here on Sunday last, on his return from Washington City, for 3 Baltimore paper of the 2lst ut. and Cin- cinnati paper of the lSt inst, from both of which extracts will be found in to-day's paper.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-05-16

frAr The last Northern mail brought nothing from East of the Mississippi.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-05-16

10 Els ErceHency JOHN PopE, Gouernor
 saf tLe Te.rito,u nf .A.Lna, sn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-11

N CHANCERY.- VIRGINIA.--A rules holden in,
n the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of Law ana
Chancery for Powbatan County, from the 9th tho 10Th
day OF December, inclusive, in the year 1881.
John Jordan, PhH
against
Jephtha Lect, Joseph %. Davis, Benjamin r. Davis
Edward Moseley, Amanda Leet, Lucy Ann Leet and
Emeinc Lcet, DeElts
The Defendant Jcphtba Leet, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act Of
Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and IL appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is inhabtan of
this Commonwealth; on the motion Of the Plaintiff by
John w Dance, Esq. his AtorncyH is ordered, That
the said Jepbba do appear before the Judge of og
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery aforesaid at
the Courthouse Of the said County, the first day Of the
next April Term, and the bill OF the Plaintiff and
give security for performing such decree the Court may
make hcren and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted IN newspaper published in the City OF Rich
mond for months successfully, and that another Copy
be posted at the front door of the Courthouse OF this
County. Copy. Tcstc, r. i. GRAVES, ID. G.
Jan 81 7g--w9wH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-11
&1OO EWARD;-Ran away or was kid

& mn e EWARD.-Ran away or was kid
p Il wv II mapped in the month of MAY last
from the possession of Mr. Joshua Avis TO whom he was
then hired, negro boy named MATTESON, aged about
IL years we'll grown dark complexion, handsome head
oil har and scar above and below his left eye occasion
WIS., blue coat and black fur hat (otber clothes not re-
coilccted0 but seen in Richmond understand dav
or so AFTER with cap From his past habits dispos
ton and entire satisfaction he expressed few DAYS
Gus to his absence, with his then Master, am induced to
believe that he has been kidnapped If So will give fy
dollars Tor the detection and conviction OF the kinappe
and fifty dollars for the boy IL taken without or twenty
dollars If taken Within the limits of the State. All per-
sons are forcwarned from harborng, and of
sells and others foewaned from conveying said negro
out Of the State "
Communications made to Manchester Pos-OHice
:. HENRY TURPIN, Sen.
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Monsieur TOnsOn
LEWIS BERKELEY.
S6-1awtds
Aide, Jan. 30.

~ILL stand again the ensuing season at nv Stable
w fifteen miles from Jackson, twelve from Bel6eld
and fiftysevon south of Petersburg, Va The season
will commence the first of February and terminate the
hrst OF July He will be let TO Mares Fifty Dollars the
season which may be discharged by the payment of For
y Dollars within the scason.ares be insured al
seventy Dollars the insurance money will be demand.
ed so soon the Mare is discovered TO be i'm oa or the
property changed-one dollar will be expected 10 the
Iroo In every instance. Large and extensive
son in small grain expressly for Mares left with the horse
and separate lots for Mares and colts and board of
gratis Those sending at distance if convenient will
SEM servants win their Mares so that they may be
tended to agreeably TO their instructions Mares will
be fed required, with grain thirty cents per day No
responsibility for accidents escapes but every prccau
ton will be taken TO prevent them.
PEDIGREE--yifonsieur Tonson was bv pacolet bo b,,
the imported horse Citizen; he by Pacoet of Engand he
by Blank; and Blank by the Godolphn Arabian his dam
by Top Gallant; he by Gaatin Gaatn BY imported Bed
ford, &c Sells grandam by Grey Medley, imported
Oscar, imported Fearnought, &c &C. Monsieur Tonson
is the full brother Of Sir Richard Henry and Cbampion
SIR Richard and Champion have proved to be superior race
horses and have never been beaen the latter now
sdored the most distinguished horse in the Western cotn
try monster Tonson has made himself so well known
by his unriyaled achievements the Turf render
more detailed account of his pedigree and performances
are referred to the American Farmer volume O. paoe 2o0
and also to the Turf Register and Sporting Magazine for
January 1881 WILLIAM MOODY
A TEACHER wANTED-A teacher who js com
"a petent to give instruction on the Piano Forte and
can come well recommended, will meet with encouraoc
nent ia Smhiied, Isle of Wight county, Va if imme.
date application be made. One qualified to teach the
&c 'Su"Be would DC prcierfed--For informaion
auuress .. ". Jan. 81. S3-I2t
"A ELECTROMAGNETIC this date, our business
N WI be carried on under the firm Of f. q j. s.
|omes 20. y. Il ". JAMES g. co.
rcd y 1897. Sl-w0w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-11
POETRY
Mucn Ynr nkM,iS, ,,r.r,n


lowing beautiful lines AFRO from III. 'urenis Forget ~
1892. They are wr,tt.n ny AIR LAN,N ULA ~cHARp up
% Of boy endeaving TO lay salt upon tho tail bird
Sen,iy. gently yo,, young stronger!
e nxn. ., "ea,. an . "s"' OF, o. nc''-
"'C ,"c v,,o p.cs"os US os"s'h
"" " shl> s,chi
S'.nce ma your schsme " to'ing-
=. NO pursue Jour pe"y prey
zee your "an"w o" the P'mS
S'n'''s " AWAY
Sush your step some note IL giving;
NOT Whisper no, breath
"acn," 10 es eusn' maj shving
",o DO mu'" as coath
~ Wv, s"s-"Nc, s"' me"""s
nv""m""' oef ~ or us sufo
hs ,r me sun IS y" vs. snin'ng'
WI" ese'po '"e 'uie'
C.ou"n now you're nenrnr creeping.
F'u,'' w no" s''hH seems
s" ,v w" w'ngea c'sa'ute sleeping,
WfHp, IN forest dreams
""nen AS"s mat o'rd s seeing,
VEST Oh green or messy boughj
Nm n uough II bath OF hreing-
hes, you u catch II now
How your eyes begin to twinkle
s'icnce' anu you " SCARCELY faiIi
VOW "oop Down anu sony sprnsie
- can upon Install
res you have IN Your tether,
never moro 'o' skim tho skies
h"ng" w. SAT- on y" 'ooS 'ea'hes-
ma u mes, u mes'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-11

oIlCE-Ihe undersigned is DESTROYS of adjusting the
affairs OF his intestate speedily possible, and
therefore requests all persons indebted his TO
make payment as he cannot delay the performance his
duues lie also takes this method OF notifying all persons
having claims against his ntcstatc his individual ac
count or as security for any persons whatever
to make known to him all such claims without delay This
notice will be plead in bar of such claims as shall not be
made known within reasonable time.
RICHARD G.. SMITH,
Admir- of VIM. Cunningham deed
Nov. H. 56-law LIT Late of Hanover county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-11

NoIlCE-The legal heirs OF John johnson, formerly
OF the Goose Pond, Caroline county, Va deceased,
whose second wife Elizabeth Dizmukes are hereby
informed that the said Elizabeth died the 30h ult eay
some negro slaves which they the said heirs are en-
ued and which will be delivered TO them, If proper ap-
Piication be made to Mr. Samuel Coman Merchant New
Market Shenandoah county, Va. II is deemed proper
TO remark that the applicant should be provided with all
necessary papers to establish his right claim slaves
JAM TO- 7a-wlxE
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kHlo AND KENTUCKY LANDS.-The Snbscri.
" Der offers his services to non resident proprietor ot
lands in the States of Ohio and Kentucky for the sale
hcreof and payment of the All letters addressed
to him at Cincinnati, TO John H. Price, ESQ., of Rich
mond POST PAID will be duly attended to. He refers
those to whom he may be unknown Chief Justice Mar
SHALL Chapman Johnson, Charles Copeland and SamI NV
ers, Esqrs. JAMES SOIJTHGATE'
s. s. will also attend Attorney at Law to suits
in the Federal Courts at Columbus and Frankfort
NOV 4. 5I--w6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-11

WANTED.-Two Apprentices to learn the Printing
w Busincss.-Boys from the country, of steady ha,
bits, who read and write we'll would eyeotfv be pre-
Enquire at The Office Of the Compiler
'an IL T6-u
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Fancy Goo<is.

RUJAC & HENSLER, l76 Market street, between
- 9th and 6h South side, Philadelphia offer for sale
ON reasonable terms, Wholesale general assortment Of
French, German, English aud India Fancy Articles Also
French and English Pistols
Beads OF all sorts
Musical Boxes, 2, 3 and tunes
Mathematical Instruments
Bead Bags and Purses, Dolls Of all descriptions
Snuff Boxes Of all kinds
Thermometers
Periumery, work-boxcs
Nons and Violin strings, Percussion caps, and great
many other articles too extensive TO enumerate.
French Chiad.-Dnner and desert sets, white and gold
and plain white.
Tea sets, English and French pattern white and gold
gilt lowered, landscapes and painted flowers
Breakfast sets, do do
Besides, full assortment of all descriptions of French
China. Jan. 81 S0-wlw
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Chesterfield CO., Va, Feb. 4. s5Mwl r, SEN

AN AWAY from the Subscriber, living about four
~ miles from Farmvilc, in the county of Prince Ed
ward on the 10th Of this month, Negro Man named An
derson He raised by Mr. Drury Hatcher of Cum
berand, in whose neighborhood, understand the said
man has been understand, aso Anderson has
procured free papers, issued by the Clerk of Buckingham
Goochand Hanover, a free man of color ChI,rston
Logan) infer, therefore, that he will attempt TO leave
the Commonwealth to guard against which, far as prac
tcabe, forewarn all Captains Masters of vessels and
others, from employing the said otherwise aiding
him to escape under such penalties the laws NAV az
ford will pay all expenses and reasonable re ward for
the apprehension and delivery Of said slave to me pon m
farm or otherwise to have him lodged in Jail SO that he
may be delivered 10 me-
Anderson is tall young fellow, very black, about s
feet 10 or III inches high very quick spoken and con
dered great Drag; had on when he left home a blue
cloth coat, naPt cotton pantaoons, and white hat
other particulars not recoIlected
SPENCER r. PENICK
Prince Edward, 26th Jan. si-,yat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-11

LNDUCATlON.-A School for the ensuing year. will
~ be opened at the residence of Francis w. Scott in
the county Of Carone about thirty miles the City
In this School will be taught, Reading Writing, Arith.
mctc, English Grammar. Geography with the use Of
Maps History and the Latin and Greek Languages toge
Their with the Translation OF the French The exercises
Of the School, under the immediate superintendent
the subscriber will he conducted by Mr. John Scott who
tor ability to teach the above branches with the excep
ton of the French) is recommended by Mr. John Kidd
OF King and Queen, Richard Morris, Decd of Hanover
and A. r. Rose, OF Stafford, in whose family he taught
for the last four years
TERMs.-For board, washing, lodging, Sc. $50
Tuition in the Dead Languages, 20
English, *
The School will its session on the 23d of ia
nuary, and terminate the 23d of December following de-
Quoting month for vacation. Six boarlers can be
accompanied in the family of the Observation-Disclosures
directed TO the subscriber near the White Cbmnevs Ca
rolnc, will be promptly attended to.
FRANCIS w. SCOTT
Dec. 30, 1881. I7O-lawSw1
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I'm CIIANCERY.-N
IL Court, 1881.
Thomas b. Wall,
ao,a;not

I'm CIIANCERY. IN ecklcnburg County--Noycmbor
n Court, 1881.
Thomas B. WALL Pin
against
Hiram p. Rofc, Def
The defendant NOT having entered his appearance ac-
cong to the Act OF Assembly and the rules OF this Court
and appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that he ia
not an nhabitant OF this Commonwealth On motion of
the Plaintiff by his Attorney it is ordered that the said De-
iendant do appear here the third Monday in March
next and enter his appearance and answer the Plaintiffs
bill; and that copy OF this order be inserted IN one of the
newspapers printed in the Of Petersburg or City Of
icnmond Tor eight weeks successfully, and posted al
the front door ofthe Court House of said county
a Copy. Teste. J. J. DAILY, ID. G.
Jan. III. 79--wSws
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IN cHANcERY-la Amelia County. Nor.ps..

~ CHANCERY-ia Amelia County. November
William b. Foster, Elizabeth Webster ,vs.,,w .s IVA,
liam Webster, deed, formerly Elizabeth Foster polly G.
Bevill, widow Of Archer Bcvi Decd formerly Poiy a.
roster Philip Adams and Matilda his wife, formerly Ma
uda Foster, Joshua Foster Marson Foster and Ann his
wHe Granville Williamson and Catharine his wife, for
merry roster, Iiman Foster and Maria his wife, Maria
roster, widow of Booker Foster decd, Ann Foster Self
ma Foster Matilda Foster and Richard Foster infant chill
dren oil Booker Foster, decd, and Matilda who sue bv
heir mother, as next friend, Pitts
against
Thomas W. Webster, ex'or of Booker Foster deed.
John s. Foster and Josiah Foster Deas W
The defendants, John s. Foster and Josiah Foster, not
having entered their appearance, and given security
according to the Act Of Assembly the rules of this
court and 1t appearing TO the satisfaction of the court
tnat they are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth ON
the motion Of the plaintiffs, by their counsel il is orders
ha the said defendants do appear here the fourth
Ihnsday In February, next, and the bill Of the
panuis and that copy OF this order be forthwith insert
Gu IN some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond
Tor TWO months successfully and that another copy be post
at .e 'front.' door OF the Of this county on
Dcc.2 59-wsw Join T. LEIGH. g.
CHANCERY.-At Rules holden in the Clerks Of
lice OF the County Cqprt Of Charlotte the 9th day Of
Lewis Dunn, p,.r
against
Edward Edge Elan Edge, Asey Edge, Elizabeth Edge
Nancy Edge and Grief Barksiae late Sheriff Of Charlotte
to whom was committed administration of the estate d
oon' non oil Edward Elan, deceased with the will
The defendants, Edward Edge. Elan Edgc x..,.
Edge Elizabeth Edge, and Nancy Edge not having en-.
tered their appearance according the Act of Assembly
and the Rules this Court il appearing to the salts;
faction OF the Court that they not inhabitants of tb,
State on the motion of the Plaintiff by COUNSEL order
That the said Defendants do appear here on the first
Monday in March next and enter their appearance and
answer the Plaintiffs BILL and give security for perform
e decree OF the Court, and that copy of this order
be inserted in the Richmond Enquirer, for two months
successfully and posted at the front door of the Court
house oil the said county. Copy. Teste
WINSLOW ROBINSON Clerk
Dec. To- 64-w8w~
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NOTlCE.-Committed to the Jail of Amherst county
4 on the 81 Of October last, as runaway, a Negro
Man. who calls himself Ned, and said he belonged TO the
heirs OF Mary Stt Of Prince William but now he saws
he is the property ofThomas Lewis, Gulford county
Carolina The said fellow appears TO be between 45 and
pexion, with very thick head of hair somewhat grew
and small scar across his nosehad on when committed
an Old PLAID cloak blue mixed pantaoons and vest and
old pair of black cloth pantaoons and vest with him The
owner OF said fellow will forward and prove his pro-
Perty and take him away, he will be dealt with as the
law directs. ROBERT l.. COLEMAN, Tailor,
tor Nelson &. Dawson, Sheriff
jan 20 62-wI2w
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6NHERRY VALE NURSERY.-The subscriher

Il MERRY VALE NURSERY. The subscriber hay-
ing devoted himself for the last six years to the cs-
Enlistment Of Fruit Nursery, between the Westham
Turnpike, and Old River Road about one mile above the
City oil Richmond, is enabled to offer the public
selection OF Fruit Trees, Grape Vines &c., embracing the
best varieties known culture with those of highest
reputation, recently brought into notice, by distinguished
ortculturaists OF other countries. Among the Fruit
Trees are, Apples Peaches, Aprcots Cherries Pears
Plums, Nectarines, Ounces, &C. And he has now up
wards OF fifty varieties of native and foreign Grape Vines
selected with particular regard our latitude and en-
bracing as he confidently believes the very best kinds
both for wine and the table, which have been found to suit
our climate Among his native varieties are the Catawba
celebrated Tor wine Isabella Schuylk MuscadeI Coo
pers Wine Grape, &c.-Cutngs the various descrip-
tons of Grapes, will be furnished to those who NAV prefer
them to rooted vines at So per hundred $l5 per thou
mas also regular supply OF Asparagus Plants;
all Oh winch Will be sold at comparatively moderate prices
and so packed as to reach the purchaser without the ha
card oil injury Catalogues will be furnished TO appca
cants at the Nursery or by John M Symm at the James
River Toll House, to whom reference may be had.
- +. D. John Carter recommends the native Cdtd,c5a
Grape as most suitable for making wine.
Jan. IL, 1882 [77-wul JOHN CARTER.
HNRACT OF LAND and a desirable Stand for a Phy
n stefan Tor Sae.-lnending to another State
the subscriber offers for SALE the tract of land which he
resides his Tract lies in the county of Brunswick Va
on sturgeon Creek i'm the neghborhood the Ebenezer
Academy and contains about 300 acres one third of
IN heavily tmbered woods and of the balance due pro-
portion good low grounds which may be reclaimed at an
hconsderable expense The residence holds induce
men's not every day met with. Lying much travel
led road 40 miles from Petersburg it would suit anv
son who might wish open House Entertainment os
there IS no house of that description sufficiently to in
teriere: 1t is without hcsitaon the best stand for
irdctioner OF Medicine within my knocledge as there
IS no physician nearer than miles in any direction
rarely we think can so large opening this day be
iounu IL would also answer for Boarding beinp
within less than miles of the EbeneZer Academy III Is
unnecessary to persons disposed purchase
VIII call and examine for themselves Ii previously
disposed OIL 1t Will be offered at Auction the 18th day
oil next February (bcing the day after Brunswick
Court) The conditions will be easy and made known on
the DAY oil sale. j. +. w. MERRITT
JAN "a. 90 I,,,,J
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"A DVEkIlSEMENT.-From this date our business
N WIZ be carried on under the firm Of f. & j. s.
James 20. r. u. JAMES & CO.
Feb. I, 1892 el-wew
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OHIO.

CHEERING NEws.--A gentleman Of our acquaintance ,
who has for months been in the northern part Of
Ohio states that the strength of Jackson is augme ntng
daily in the Western Reservehat il is confidently
heved that the good will be but little if any, in the
minority at the approaching Presidential election Tho
Veto has made the Old Soldier many friend in that quar-
ter, and continues TO do
will be remembered that in 1928 the Reserve as the
strong hold OF Clay and Adams in Ohothat their aor-
~ there was overwhelming. We have believed for six
months past and continue to believe that Jackson will
ry Ohio by majority OF from ten to fcenty fhousand-
Huzza Tor Old Hickory! the enemy to monopoes and
the Trend Of the poor.-St. CldiTsrile Gazette.
ia ne &c ;at i 70 friends distance that her
80 % o t, W me Union more decided for Andrew jack
son 'an ohio and beg and ntrea OF them that tbev ,,
not ahont her by putting her down as doubtful, bn, L.,
mem In al their calculations Ohio as 81 votes for
iavonte President Cincinnati yqdp Sent % ~ i