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The Arkansas advocate., 1832-03-14

The steamboat Lzurel, Capt. Dodds, arrived here on Thursday morninslast, from the Mouth of the river, and after discharging freight, departed on the evening of the same day, for the same place.
 The steamboat FIX, Capt. English, arrived at this place on last Thursday morning, from Fort Smith, and depart ed on the evening of the same day, for the Mouth of White river, from whence she will return to this place, on her way to the upper landings on the Ar kansassin six or eight days.
 This boat has been purchased from her former owners, who reside in Penn sylvania, by Dr. John II. Cocke and Mr. I'm. X. English, ofthis town.
 The Etk arrived here after the above was putintype; she departed this morn ing for Fort Smith.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-03-14

Mr. Ricdu9d .M. Hdnpum, Sub Agent to the Quapaw Indians, arrived atithis place on Thursday fast, from Kentucky. He will immediately enter upon ri,c duties of his appointment.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-03-14
By the fast Northern mali we did not

receive single paper,i consequence of a afailure beyond GreenviIle, Mo. Three mails are reported to be due at that place. The Memphis alail has not yet arrived, but may be confidently looked for tomorrow.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-03-14

.A Post-ofliee has been established at Lees Creek, in Crawford county. and THOMAS SHANNON appointed Postmaster, and another at WIolf Greek, in Clark coun- ty. and WILLIAM GENrRy appointed Post master.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-03-14

The Delegates Organ, of last week, announces the establishment of the fol- lowing new Post -offices:-
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-03-14

Ashley made two propositions to the Legislature which were both reiected.~-- Ell. s4dr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28
THE CAMPAIGN-THE IMPORTANCE or liar
MONY MD UNITED ENERGIES

ihc political campaign iu this State aud hroug hout the
me Union opens with great zeal and activity on both sides
IN is state, will hc contested inch by inch The hy-
ORA Opposition "i'h ts many heads it, bargains A.
tempted lraa1', SIS combinations Of Hl-assortcd and hi
thcro 'ouncine materials, is moving al bc powers of
te ar, dd col" t1e nrau either Of Corytpion of decCu
non or "i W nace, as last, dying struggle 10 obtain tie
mastery. 70 VuweNi"1 eSerou5 and to desperate ,c
hviiy, 10 tie application of these mraus and i'm the
tecuo" oi their opupic and coalitions, iey add t. mo
NEY NJ q gigantic amt p2,Ce,/id noH0pOiW They have
resolved not Only 10 decfire bus my ihr Peoples Thrv
boldly av'w hcir determination 10 PIT down our vcncra-
ted Cmci Magistrate by any dHd cpe,y menus They do
not hesitate 10 declare that the Bank shall UetO The Pfes-
dentha IFS money lis agents and It's means Of oppres-
sion, shall PURCHASE OR GEORGE The people INTO subj
mission and Abandonment Of be homes. rot and Sol.
der who has dared 20 cross iis puh
The contest is one OF the greatest magnitude Since
the found zion Of hc government, hive not hal one
which has so ceulv involved al The great pfin-ipc4
which Republicans cherish. aud fy which urv lave
loved TO contend Tho line wasueyer more distinctly
drawn between thc ArHorricy and The Democracy The
maintenance OF ho sound priuc piles OF tbe Consultation
the hsAl'iHI 'nl s'luary action Of Toe governments
continued ascrFsnry of tIc democratic partv-all ianp
bpoh ue i.7He-lhr Jon 1lso ot won ne fhc Measure.
anu the Pincpcs, OF 'hs Democracy and the A4orr,cv
are involved Never they more cui,'aiic,lIy 60
Never were the truc sons Of the Democracy NOR,
literally 10 Tho field. II il besides Tn i,sus between
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ANOTHER BARGAIN

II seems that the Clay party in Ohoa state where VIC
have been often and vaunngly told of Mr. ClayS
strength and popuaritythe great National Republican
party of the world" has struck its flag and succumbed
Anli-masonry-and has done under most shameful
and uuIeniabc bargain and traffic. Read the following
ErtrGct ofd letter dated
CHILLICoTHE, Ohio, Sept 9.
g hasten TO inform you that Mr.. Clay is abandoned 10
his fate by his party Ohio. They found that it would
be impossible TO elect their candidate for Governor Gen.
NJ Arthur notwithstanding they had gone through the for
Our good Lucas popular in lis republican character and
personal worth altogether strong for him and the
friends OF Mr. Clay being desperate confidential
agent 10 the leaders OF masonry for the purpose of
ducng them 10 join their standard This, however, they
refused TO do and orsooh the Clay leaders haze gone
0ver 10 the .fHtimdSons-wll support their Mr. Lyman
for Governoraud M'Arhur is 10 be put the track for
Congress in this district although the Clay party had al
ready regularly nominated candidate who has been push
cd for his fe for the last six weeks These arrangements
wero concluded here last evening between the agent the
Clay candidate for Governor and the Clay candidate for
Congress. Rely upon il, the People of Ohio will never
rauly the contgacu"-.Abdny .grgus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28

RNDUCATiON.-MRs. JULGET Draw will resume
~ her school at her residence Shocke Hill, Rich
iuond, the first Monday in October next Encouraged
by the liberal patronage which has hitherto been EXTEND
ed to her efforts, she has made arrangements for enarg-
ing her school by The admission Of pupils prtpared 10 en-
Ter course of study in hehighsr byGHcbes.-Tha
course of instruction Will comprise Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic Grammar Geography, History, Astronomy,
Chemistry, Natural and Moral Philosophy, Latin, French,
and Music.
She has employed the services Of Mr.. DANIEL Fl
EMERSON, who is graduate of Dartmouth College, and
shglly recommended gentleman whose talents and
moral character qualify him for teacher She would be
pleased TO receive few boarlers, whom She will
ercise maternal care.
Ia respect to the qualifications Of Mr.. Emerson the
public are referred TO The following ccriicate:-
al acquainted with Mr. Emerson, and have ever con-
sicred him young OF devoted piey which he carries
with him in his whole department: Of aniablc manners
of regular collegiate educaon and Of good talents. havo
no doubt Of bis qualification, IN every respect give Mrs,
Drew that aid n instruction which she wishes 10 procure
aud would lead TO expect her school 10 take the first
rank in point Of usefulness, among the schools Of Rcl
moud. STEPHEN TAYLOR"
SEPT II. 37--3w
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ger WILLIAM fowler, Guslavns Hendricl
1YH Elizabeth Hendrics, and Elizabeth Keeling: here
by notify you all that have declined taking the depos
tons Of Lefty Sullivan and others, The llh, 18Th I6th
and 9Th days Of October, 1892 bot shall proceed take
the dispositions OF Edmund Keeling and others, the
18th, 10Th, 10th aud 18th days Of November. 1852. at
COchransvle Post Office, Abheville District, South Ca
olna; al Of which will be read evidence in suit now
depending ih The county court Of Charlotte, n Chanccry
wherein ! am plaintiff and yourselves defendants
EDWARD -. FOWLKES
September Is 38-w4w
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MHB JOHN F1SIIER-.Sr: Take notice, that
lBH shall, the All day Of October next, the Office
OF Herbert A. Claiborne Esquire, in the city Of Rich
uond Saieo Virginia, proceed to take the dispositions Of
George NJ Branch, VIM. S. Fisher and others 10 be read
evidence a suit pending in the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancc'y, for the county Of Henico in
Virginia IN which John Robertson, Attorney General of
the Commonwealth Of Virginia is Plaintiff and yourself,
myself aud others are Deendanlsto be continued from
day TO day between the hours Of o'clock A. M. and
O'Clock y. VI. until finished.
NJ. c. LAKELAND.
August 81. 3S-w4w'
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PSsN's'gs
= Uou Yer reNliSs rvscNa.7

TIRE YOUNGER BROTHERS, PRAYER,
uRARtN1 rArnar
Oh fate! that hast bestowed n mo
A blessing unforeseen.
Gu,ut thJt these "Cupd's visits be
But Nw and lar hatNrcn'
Town " with Adjusting face,
And with confusion filled,
That though love generous race,
ia r0ther boast than hui,d.f
WcgO | q bntouct or lord
shoyldu't care three str1lvs--
An eldest we'll alod
To be - First tticat CaUsc'
But, Heavens! who knows what azores OF sons
My sctn', board may bless
Iusod 10 deG' on little olcs,
But dii like them less.
Th"rc's Alvcfly, tb1t wicked spark,
Upon his sou d'clotss,
Ny house resembles Noih'S ak,
Whore things in by pairs.
bat az that Pttriarch's famous i1lpot,
His love- when out shc tcw,
Brought Noah back olive branch
All! 7Es has brought noo.
Xsf don't suppose. powers that l
OF Slrs X. complains
foNly pray, most icrNCntly,
Things mayn't chance again.
90 Who lives to build, boast, q generous race;
No tenth traasnij.cG ola foolish face. "-S1royc.
Hon. .Nrs. .Nori0H's Court Magazine.
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September Z.

I'm Y-V1RetNrA.-In the Circuit supe
a ror Court Of Law and Chancery for Hcnrico county
the 25h day Of June, 1892
Walker i. Cooke, admir-. Of Ann Cooke, decd, and
Peyton r. BurweIl, admir- Of Elizabeth Burven dcccas-
ed, Plaintiff,
against
I'"uahle Harrison, ex Or Of Edmund Harrison, decd
who admir-. OF Nathaniel Harrison deceased and
others, Defendant
On motion Of the plaintiffs by counsel, The Court doth
order That one Of its Commissioners do the order
entered in this the seventh day OF March one
thousand eight hundred and twenty-five
Copy. Teste, j. ROBINSON, c. G.
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CONTEMPORARIES OFFICE.

richmond, I'd Aug I332.
The parties interested will please take notice that have
appointed the Sth day Of October next 10 commence the
accounts directed in the foregoing order Of Court on which
day, at o'clock a. NJ, they requested To attend at y
Office IN Ibis city, with their and vouchers rca
dy for examination and settlement and with Office copies
OF the necessary Court papers.
HILARY BAKER, Commissioner
September. 35-wSw
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NHerrid vs.. HEobinsOuD,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
EMIlLL practise in the Inferior and Superior Courts
w held in the city of Richmond.
~ Office at Mrs. DuvaPs opposite the City Court
House, in the rooms recently occupied by WIN. w.
McCrecry, Esq.
Sept IL. 3G-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28

ED OANOKE LAND FOR SALE.-The subscriber
q offer for sale his valuable Tract of Land, lying on
Roanoke River aud Nutbush Creek in the county Meek
enburg-c containing by recent survey 1000 and odd
acres of which l65 river low grounds-he bd-
lance creek low grounds and good highlands, well adapted
10 the growth Of cotton, tobacco, corn and whedt-The
above Tract Of Land lies in c neghborhood of Manu-
featuring Mills, and may be purchased reasonable
terms II will be shown by The Subscriber who resides on
the premises. GEORGE TARRY.
Sept z. 85-sr
81 ANSDOWNE IN MARKET Offer for sale tins
beautiful Residence aud Farm containing by survey
about S3j Acres, adjoining the farms Of Mossrs Wexford
aud Bernard, and within three miles OF Fredericksburg.
This settle H. notorious for bealh Justly 10 ene to
The character Of American Montpelier. The residence
Is and cOmmodious containing eight rooms and has
attached all necessary out buildings both for domestic
and farming purposes Between and 600 acres are Rap
pahannock fiat, the balance unduating wood land in the
back ground OF the house, from which the prospect is ex-
tcnsvc and beautiful The arabic land, divided into four
fields Of 100 100 each, has been p1ly improved
during e occupancy Of the subscriber The farm is well
watered, having through each field and is well
adapted TO the grow 90 Of gross. in common with al the
products of tide water districts; good Spring within
a stones throw of thc door.
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing viii doubtless view the
premises (Which will be shewn by myself at oil times or
my Manager, in case ofmy ahsence) Tile unqncsona-
Olc and terms accommodating lcarly application be made
Any further particulars il desired, vii lc readily obsncd
BY line addressed to GEO. ". BASSETT.
August 8. 23-uO
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a Ii. persons having claims against the estate of Sea-
"a ton w Crump, late of New Kent county are re-
quested present them for seement and those indebted
arc required to make immediate payment.
DAVID S. Nj. CRUMP,
.7dfn'or Of s. W. Crun,p.
August 29. 32-w1w"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-28

EDOANOKE NAVIGATION COMPANY.-The an.
81 =, nual meeting OF the stockholders of the Roanoke
Navigation Company, will be held Weldon, N c., On
Monday, the 9th day OF November next. A. JOINER.
Sept. 2l. 39-lm
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TA/ AS committed to the Jail of the city of Richmond
on the 81 of August 1892, Negro Man, who Calls
himself JACOB JACKSON; committed the property
Of cGloHkn OF Georgia but says lac belongs to Mr..
Blake OF Buncombe county, State OF Georgia. Said man
is about 30 years old, and about FIVE feet inches high;
OF dark complexion, full face, and stout every way has
some scars in his face, and his left knee The ow-
ner requested to and prove the property pay
charges and take him away, he will he dealt with ac-
cor ing TO law. DAVID WHITE, Tailor,
for VIM. ID. Wren, Serg't. c. IT.
September Z. 35-tf
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September IS.

NJ0rICE-All persons having claims against the
Ia tate OF the late Richard Morris, requested pre-
sent them Immediately, duly authenticated TO Philip b.
Winston Che undersgned) at Hanover Court House, for
those indebted to the estate requested
make payment Philip Il. Winston Junr. who is duly
authorised TO collect and give receipts and who will for
that purpose the Courts of GoochIand Louisa and
Hanover, until the collections completed
MARY w. MORRIS, Erecutrir.
PHILIP b. WINSTON, Executor
Of Richard Morris, decd.
September T. 36-2awIw
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August %

NOTICE. offer Tor sale the property which hold at
~ Louisa Court House. Its peculiar situation is such,
we'll its unusual advantages, that description Of
them would make advertisement too long. The build
ngs of wood aud would require small advance 10 i'm
prove them, say romone thousand TO fifteen hundred dol
lars make them sufficient Tor all the advantages which
pertain TO the property The land is OF ordinary quality,
but in high state of Improvement The tract contains
392 ID acres The whole of that which cleared is in
fine tith il likewise contains that which not
such establishments, superabundance of farm
timber and fire wood. Should the be congenia,
the hay CROP which will be made this year, is worth
less than thousand dollars and be sold directly
home. The land, like other land which requires cul
tivation and Improvement, and TO be taken Of
adapted 10 any crop which belongs climate Vir-
by he application of those which easily and
dily be had, if there capitalists 10 purchase The
place tho called Louisa Court House deemed village,
by many individuals is thought could be made much
larger If the Of the land would lay it of in lots. The
the purchasers in co-partnership originally
twenty-five thousand dollars, in the year lSl7 or IS
The expenditures and subsequent improvements have
been very considerable, at all events to make the
this period equal To thirty thousand dollars for the whole
and the profits which annually arise this dull period
well the very many bad ot late crop years. has paid
than per centum and if the purchaser should think
that 10 his interest, after examining the peculiar
advantages which the property has, would bring inter
est OF more than II l2 per cenlunThe subscribers in
the absence OF those means which necessary to avail
himself of all the advantages which necessary is in
duced offer il for sde.-tis situated on the main road
leading from Richmond, north and northwest; about 80
miles from Richmond and on the stage road now called the
Louisa and Orange ne and is in the direction Charoes
vile distant from that place on the present road 50 miles
but the direct route by the Green springs the
waters OF which were formerly much resored TO, and
held in high repue.-They, however, the property
of Dr. James NJ. Morris and not resOtted pub
lie watering place.
1t presumed that tho place offered for sale is general
y known in Virginia, If i'm other States and the sub
scrbe confidently and in good faith recommends it as an
exceedingly valuable and healtu situation. Reference
the subscriber FOR further particulars either by letter or
in person, must be Louisa Court House, Va.
Sep,.4. [3l-t1 JNO. NJ. PRICE.
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discouneedon in feeling and sentiment from Tie meeting
held at Philadelphia.

disconneeton in feeling and sentiment from TIE meeting
held at Philadelphia
The Poughkeepsie Journal, in publishing call for
Young Mems County Convention, signed by about
thousand Jackson young men says We have been fur
nShed with consider sblo than thousand Signatures
but part came in late an hour hSt were unable
to pnt them In ,pe in time for this paper They shall
appear next week. With such phaanx of young, ar
dent patriotic aud devoted supporters, the OF Jack
son aud Van Buren, may safely defy opposition in Old
Duchess"
MISERABLE SUBrEREUGE.-rhe Missouri Republi-
cam OF Tuesday last, contains letter the notorious
Wyacanda Jones, courodctng Col Benion's statement
about his Col BIS feelings ond expressions towards and
about Gen. Jackson.
This letter carries its own face, the lie else the
persons dead 1t says that Col Thomas II. Benton
stated in my presence, (meanng this yacanda Jones
and that OF several other gentcmep in the city OF ST Lou.
IL, Mo- iiGt if Andrew Jackson elected President OF
the Uned States, every opposed 10 him. and wishing
TO support his own dignity, would be obliged TO him
SELF and guard his house with bulldogs and blood
What presunptuous arrogance! The very use OF the
words " other gentlemen, is implicitly saying that Wy
acauda was gentleman!
The very recollection OF the bets that could
have bcen gotten on him, lie against the world when
he lived i'm ST. Louis should have adnlonished him 10
have lodged the 'gcn,lcman part of this stuff But the
thing has boon published, and where, ask, are the
several gentlemen who will come forward aud endorse
this lie ? II any be living in ST. Louis, let them come
out from behind this Wydcdnda-f they are dead. let
their ghosts proclaim It. They dare notSt. Louis Free
Press.
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Y n ERY--VIReGN1A.-Inthc Superior Court
a of Chancery for the Richmond District Monday the
7th day OF March, 1925.
Walter L. Cooke admir-. Of Ann Cooke, deceased and
Elizabeth Burwell, Plaintiff.
Henry j. Harrison, admir-. of Henry Harrison, and in
his night, John NJ. Walker, John Ainge, admir- OF
Mrs. - Wall, decd, Edmund Harrison admir-. of Ma
thanie Harrison, decd and Howell MyriclS, admir-. Of
Pleasant Hunuicutt, decd Defendants.
This this day TO be further heard on the
papers formerly read and the report of the
made in pursuance of the order of the 9Th day of March,
1909 the supplemental bill and the oil the deen-
daHt hyrck thereto, and to the other defendants on
the several decreta ORDERS taking The said bill lOrcOnfess
ed which appears TO have been duly executed and was
argued by counsel On consideration whereof the Court
doth order that the said report be recommittcd one Of
the Commissioners Of the Court in order enable the
present parties 10 surcbargc and fasy the same that le
defendant Henry J. Harrison do render account of
Henry Harrison the seconds estate; ta the defendant
Howell Myrick do render Of the administra-
ton OF The estate by Mary Harrison Decd after
wards Mary HunnicuU and by Pleasant Hunnicuit her
husband, account Of his administration OF Plea
SAINT HunncutS estate, account OF the administration
OF Mary HunDcutts estate, and account OF the
tate real and personal OF the first and second Henry Iar
rison, Decd received by the said Pleasant and Mary
Hunnicntt either of them that the defendant Henry j.
Harrison and John NJ Walker do render Of the
estate OF the decedens received by them; and the
said Commissioner is directed examine state and settle
the said accounts and make report thereof to the Court
with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent by
himself or which may be required by the parties be
stated. Copy. Toste,
j. ROBINSON, c. c. s. c. l.. & c.
September z. 3j-wSw
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YENnE LONG BRANCH SCHooL.-Tho sixth an
III mual of the school under my daughters charge,
will the LIST of the ensuing October. In
strucuon will be given in the various branches usually
studied in English schools In addition TO these, will be
taught the Of the Globes Algebra Natural and Moral
Philosophy the Elements OF Chemistry and Botany, also
the Latin aud French Languages special attention is
paid History Instead of short uninteresng abrdg
mons universal history the standard authors of the
important periods carefully studied. To the above
dies three teachers entirely devoted. lady
pshed in Music aud Painting will also reside in my IA
ny and give instruction in those branches.
The whole expence OF the school, exclusive OF Music
Painting aud Stationary is $3.50 per The addi-
ona price for Music will be $40 aud for Painting SIS
one half in advance.
There is vacation only, which commences the first
of August and ends the last of September No apprehen
sons need be entertained of the health OF the
place, since il has been signally ble in this respect 1t is
situated within three miles Of Mill Wood, where a
church Is erecting which will afford greater facilities OF
public worship than those hitherto enjoyed. Ii is the
deavour of those who engaged in the superintendent
of this school, regard the moral and religious discipline
of those committed to their care far the important
part OF education. PHILIP NELSON.
Letters directed TO at Mill Wood Frederick county
Va. will receive attention.
From long aud intimate acquaintance with those who
have the charge of the above school, and from abundant
opportunity OF witnessing from year year the fidelity
with which the trust is performed with perfect sim
cery recommend IL to all parents, who wish their chill
dren be accurately instructed in the different branches
taught, and TO be trained up in sound principles Of morality
and religion. WILLIAM MEADE,
Assistant Bishop of Virginia
30
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uNlFrY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran away from the
n suhscrberi in May last, stout dark mulao man. 40
years OF age, named Lewis. lie large whiskers at
the time he went Off Lewis is afflicted with upture;
the truss may probably lead his detection purchased
either in the neghbourhood Of Brookfcld Judge Mar.
shalPs plantation the Chickahonny at the last men.
toned place he has a wife.
will give tho above reward il taken out Of tlc State
twenty dolars 81 apprehended withnt lie must how.
ever be delivered 20 me, AZ Mill Wood in the county Of
Powhatan. DAVID McCAW
august II 30-St-wu