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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-01
NORTH CAROLINA.

The Van Buren, leaven has long been at work in
tins State, the seed having been scattered in the
winter OF 2o-3O. His friends, apparently how
ever III not very considerable numbers, since the
signal was given by the rejection of the little states
man. have been calling meetings and sending Dele
gates to Baltimore There seems at length dis
position to resist the conmittal of the State TO Mr..
Van Buren,. On the 18th, the People ef Halifax
county assembled IN large numbers at their Court.
House and having organized, proceeded to consi.
der the Propriety of sending Delegates to Baltimore
Violent heats ensued, fracas & row occurred and
finally the two parties organized separately. accord
ing to the Roanoke Advocate, the Barbour men
to the amount of l3G, the Van Buren, 25 strong.
The latter censured the rejection of Van Buren,,
and approved the Baltimore Convention; the form
er, adopted the following among other resolutions
Firginlan speaks in glowing terms Of the strong
Anti.Van spirit which prevails in that quarter:
"Be il Rssoired, That we disapprors tho Bal.
tlmore Convention, to he held in May next, upon
the ground that II is instituted by the partsans of
Mr. Van Buren, and composed chiefly OF his adilo-
rents Tor his special support.
"Be it Resoircd, That cannot support Martin
Van Buren, for Vice President. because he voted for
objects promotive ofImternal improvements by the
General Government, and because he is the effect
i've author of the Tariff of 1898.
"Be AZ Reso!Ued, That this meeting approve of
tbs meeting held by the citizens OF this town. on a-
turday, the 3ls ultino and that adopt az Il part
OF the proceedings of this meeting, the following re-
solutions approved by that meeting:
"ReSOIred That II be recommended to the Pco-
pie OF this State to convene STATE CONNEN-
IlON in the city of Raleigh, OF Monday, the 10th
OF June next, for the purpose Of appointing Electors
favorable TO the reelection Of Andrew Jackson to
the Presidency, and some individual for the Vice
Presidency VINO is an advocate for Free Trade and
opposed to tho usurpation of the General Govern
mcnt.
"ReSo!ced, That Philip Pchdcton Barbour, of
Virginia, be recommended to the people Of tins
State as t person TO be voted for Wee President
OF The United States, at the approaching election.
Ii, howcNer, from development of public opinion,
it shall clearly appear that p. p. b .rbour cannot
obtain such support rs to ensure his being one of
the two highest candidates; in that event the Fleet
ors shall DC at liberty TO vote for that individual
among the candidates who in their opinion, up.
proaches nearest those great political principles
which North Carolina has held dear"
This temper is likely to spread both in Virginia
and n. Carolina.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-01
FAIRFIELD RACES
Yard ddy-JOcky Club Purse-SOO-four mil,

heats.
james S. Garrison's b. Ii. Zingaree. 4 wears
Ola by Sir Archy, dam by imported
Chance,
J. L. Whites c. h. Collier. & roors ola I
Sir Charles dam by Whip, ,
H. II. Longs C. h. Mohawk, years old, by
Shawnee, dam by Atlantic, 2
W; L.: Whites Pamunkcy, years old, by
Eclipse, dam by Sir Archv
Richard Adams bI. h. Turk, vears old. bv
Arab dam by Florize dr..
W. L. Johnson's gr. m Bonnets Of Blue,
years old, by Sir Charles, dam Reality by
Sir Archy, d.
Tiinc-Sm 2ls.-9m. lis. A very heavy rsin
tell immediately before the race CompNer.
Yesterdays was IA beautiful race on the Fairfield
t'urse-Ha"dy Cap Purse S20O--milo heats,
moS' three In five. 1t finely cOntcsted-Whito's
ram; was the conqueror, beating Davis's Dolly
DIXON, and W. K. Johnson's Clifford
" M l.. Whites g. h. Traffic. by Sir
VIM II, JoNnsOn's c. h. Clifford, by Sir
Charles. Iol -
II, DaTis's c. N. Dolly Dixon, by Sir
Tme-lst heat I'm. SIS; 81 do. I'm. 53s,;3J do
I'm IS; 4th do I'm. jSs.; 5th do PM pier
The result cf the Jerusalem Races, in southamptOa
county, Va, ia&t ,ccsk.
Isl d%y|Mr. "1rrson's Johanna iilly, Huma,
I'd y.-Mr. Gorrison's Sally Hornet, by Sir
Charles; two mile hcats--lst heat 3m. Iis-2d
heat 3m. Sos. Won easily.
Sd day-R. Nicholson's horse Red Rover, bv Cara
i'r"an; three mile heats-lst heat 5m ijs-oJ
heat 5m. AGs.
1th day-Mr. Garrson's b. H. Znraree, by old
ar Archie; mile hcats--l heat a dead heat
between Col. John c. Goodies colt White Nose.
ny Eclipse and Mr.. Long Colton's tlly, by Old
SIR Archie Iimc-lst heat, I'm. 4Ss-2 i heat,
won by Z'ngaree in I'm. 47s.--3I heat won by
kangaroo, I'm. SOS. easily.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-01

IL The Barbecues proceed mcrry in S. Carroll
ma. There has just been one at Columbia, which
we are assured was "abundant," and if license of
speech, be the evidence and result of full bellies we
are at no loss to believe the statement. We select
few of the toasts
BY Col Pres on. The Crisis: We are ready for
it-our rulers have not redressed our grievances
and we will redress them ourselves
by J. }. ChaPPcll. Ii our brethren Of the North
and West continue deaf to the voice of Justice and
consangUinity, and persist in tyrannizng over tho
South, we shall be obliged to acquesce in the ne
cessity which dcnounccs our separation from them;
and then hold them rs We hold the rest of man
kind, Enemies in War, in Peace Friends"
BY w. NJ. Myers. The Hon. Thomas H. Ben
ton: thorough bred Free Trade Drag player; he
has beaten Clay with the ''littc end Of nothing
sharpcncd."
BY II. Hutchinson. South Carolina: Nav ecf-
ion be her motto, and Modification the means TO
restore our beloved Constitution.
BY w. T. Dcsaussuro. The cause Of nsulted
justice, of violated right and broken covenant.
ut us look to ourselves for redress, and God will
defend the right.
J. w, Clark not being present, sent tho follow
ing sentiment: Beat your plough shares into
swords, and your pruning hooks into spears: let
the weak say, am strong. "lf God bo for us, win
can be against us"
BY Il. Bynurn. Lot South Carolina do her dpfv
in her hands is the destiny Of free government
Why, then, should she tdutor' II power attempt
to crush hor-"What are flty-what thousand
slaves, matched to the sincw Of single arm, that
strikes for Liberty"
This Barbecue was to celebrate the anniversary of
the Richland Association, which, with its fellows,
we were assured was Of pacific character. Never.
tholess the following looks lift was ncditated to
convert these pacific clubs into military bodies;
Immediately after the Grafton, Col. Preston pre
Ia u fo no 80
ISOLATION, in the following words:
Mr.. Prcsident-The ladies Of Richland District
present to the Free Trade and State Rights Associ
alton Of RichIand, this flag Of the State of South
Carolina. They intend it emblem Of the prin.
clplos Of your association. They hope that it may
always to-day be used to decorate your civic fes
tivals-but at the time they believe that they
trust it TO men, who will not be backward to unToll
1t wherever the assertion off free principles may re.
quire.
On the part Of tbeladioS Of the DigtEiot,I have
the honor 70 present 1t 20 you.
| 70 Tbish Dr.; Fjshar replied;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-01
WOE. EX--No. A2

.'o country; and he dcnOuced The President, whose
constitutional duty he said it was. for not hayiro
, mace some effort 10 accomplish this object before
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-01
DIED,


GA Saturday last in Norfolk. after lingering i'll
ness. OF pulmonary consumption, Mr.. BENJAuIN
W. Moss, formerly of Pctcrsburg but for three
years past resident of Norfolk Borough, where
he has left a wife and four children to mourn his
loss. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-09-13
POETRY.
roe rae ENQUIRER,

FoR THE ENQUIRER.
THE SWISS EMIGRANT"S SONG.
The following song was composed on an nome" noe
Swiss passing through this village short Ie s'ce'
,v;,b NJ. family. on their way 10 the far West"
Hard was the hour-when FIRST saw
M native mountains fade away tcf .5F,a
n.h.'' i,gbt Thai crown'd their heads withdraw,
And cheer no more the parting day.
That lingering oOk--iI was my iasf,
The bitter tears fell free and fast - b. g.
NV breaking heart burthen bore,
That agonized its inmosl core.
see that woody glen no more,
Where stood my fathers humble cot:
A stranger on a foreign shore ...s. e.s. 3.
How changd! how gloomy is my lot!
These length ming wilds SO dark and drear,
Not like Heivelia's groves appear
The sky, the hills, the woods look strange,
And Nature wears woiul change.
hear no more the hunters horn,
Loud winding down the Alpine steep
And when wake to view the norm
think upon my home and weep.
The channels bounding DER the height,
Was not more happy, gay and light
Than |, among my native rocks.
Surrounded with my snowy hocks.
Sad was the honr when first snw
My native mountans fade away
Their last faint gleam Of light Withdraw,
To cheer no more the parting day. .sa-
That lingering JoOk--it my last
And all my dearest joys were past;
My heart must still its sorrows bear, -,
Till death shall wing my spirit there. w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-09-13
NOT,ICE.

THE Court DC Probate for the Distrct 81
u Waterbury hath limited and allowed six
EaOpths from tho date hereof for the creditors
TO the estate Of
ABRAHAM HEATON.
late pr Plymouth, deceased, tO exhibit their
claims rev settlement. Those who neglect ID
present Their accounts psOperIy attested With
Rersohs indebted 10 said estate are SeGnested
I r isGe Immediate payment to III
sHl9ns Levi HEATON, Eree'y.
Aug, 80, 1889. Els
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-09-13

iOFFERS to The public bis entire stock Of
NJ DRY GOODS, at reduced prices, and
soma articles at cost, which viii afford an OPP
portunity for those who are 10 want Of Goods,
to avail theulselEes Of many good bargains
His stock consists iu part Of the following ar
sticles;S viz - - !. z . e -.
super6ne black, bIds. green. olive, ine and
common Broad Cloths. almost every variety
OF color and prices; fasvn and mixed CASH
meres; blue Sattinetts; black silk velvet,
do. FlOrenline, faahionable LNndon, Mar
settles. and light cold Valencia Nestirgs;
Gentlemen's white Nansook, black Italian,
and cOlored Craxafs black blond gauze Wells; ?
English thread and bobinet Edgings and Foot
ings A and Al bobinet Laees !; linen Peck
et Handkerchiefsst bordered & plain : muslin
Insprtings A black GrOsde Swiss, imita-
ton Italian lustring, Marceline, eros de Ma
Piles, Sinchews, Sarsnctts and cOl0red Satins;
coi0red F'lofences; Colored French Muslins;
French and English Ginghafns mourning
Caiicoes English dr.; light and dark Chint-
yes; Furniture dO!;s ia and 81 black. and
white, 81 Ia scarlet Merino Shawls; Poplin 81
Thibef do; Valencia (black and scariei) do.73
fancy Grape. gauze (serys Tieh.) oriental. and
Warsaw (embroideredl Handkerchief; Cen
tlemrp's Hosiery. buck and harseskin Gloyes;
Ladies' horseskin do; 8 a s. 1914 damask Ia,
BILE Cloths; 81 danask, 9 4birdseye, Ger
man. Russia, and "a cot Diapers; Marseiles
Quilts; Furniture Dimity Satin3eans !; Os-+
naburgs; Burlaps; figured Floor CEotfl--
DOMESTIC -bieached Sheetings
and Shirtings; browns do.; Bed Ticking !;
blue apron cheek, plaid, striped, twilIed and
plain ,Ginghams brownJean; blue 'CalicOes,
&c. BE. ia .643 .8G44Fs@ W iaa i 81,
.The public are invited to call and examine
his stock of Goods, as they will be put at pri-
ces which will make it q great inducement for
them to buy. 80, IL ,ss. ,>.t,
{ Litchfeld, Aug. q, 1882. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-09-13

1t Court of Probate holden at Litchf field,
sOithin and far the District of Litchield, on
tie 4th day of September, 1889 s'
Present, Frederick Wolcott, Esq. Judge.
FTPON the petition. of Annis Baldwin, of
" Goshen,sin said district, 4shewing 10 this
court that she is guardian, to Abigail s. Bald
win, of said Goshen, a minor under the age of
twenty-one years; and that said minor is the
owner ID fee Of the following described piece
Of land, lying in said Goshen. and bounded as
follows. viz:--west ON the heirs OF Isaac Wad-
hams. late IF said Goshen, deceased, north
On Augustus Morey'sland, east on the Litch-
field and Cornwall turnpike and south on
the dover of the said Annis Baldwin, contain-
ing ten acres. Also, that said minor 10 the
owner in fee of one undivided ninth part of
the dwelling house late the property4of Amer
Baldwin, of said Goshen, deceased !; and also,
that the said MINORS the owner in fee of one
undivided fourth part Of one half Of a barn,
standing on land set Off TO said Annis Bald
win as aforesaid. Also, that said minor is the
owner III the one fourth part Of a piece of land
set of to the said Annis Baldwin, az part Of
her denver in the estate Of said Amer Baldwin,
lying in said Goshen, aud il bounded as fol-
lows. viz west on the heirs of Isaac. Wad-
hams aforesaid, north an, the above descri-
he'd ten acres in part, and in part on said turn
pike road, east on John III. BaIdwn's land,
south on the south line nf said Goshen, COM
tanning SO acres, with the barn aforesaid stan
ding on the same. Also, one undivided third
part of one halfof said barn; also, one fourth
undivided part Of the one third part Of said
dwelling house. The said SO acres OF land,
and the said one third part cf the one half Of
said barn, and the one fourth part oft one
third part Of said house are under the incnm-
hrance Of the dowerrof said widow; and
praying, for reasons set forth in said petition,
for liberty to sell the same, as per petition on
file, dated Sept. A, 1889. ~. s...,, .,ss ,sr
Ordered, That said petition, be continued
to the 18th day Of November, 1889, at ten
o'clock 10 the forenoon, then and. there to be
heard, and tina; notice az the tendency ofthe
same, with a copy Of this order. be published
10 a newspaper printed at Litchfeld, three
successive weeks, at least six weeks before
said roth day of November. 1882. Isl tsas
A true copy of record, AZ rsss y s.s
Is asa FREDERIcK W0Lcorr, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-09-13
,NOTICE.

w ed by the Hon. Court of Probate for
the Distriet sof Shar0n Commissioners on the
estate Of .,l0HN 4ELDRID GE. sas ssss
late ,af Salisbury, 10 said district, deceased,
represented ins0lyent, hereby give potice that
six months from the date hereof are allowed
by said Court for the creditors Of said estate
to present their, claims 10 said Commissi0n-
ers, who will meet az The dwelling house Sf
Reuben Tucker, in said SaiisbGry. "a the
18th days OF September and Deeemkef next,
at . O'Clock p. NJ. on each 6E said dsvs.lt
receive, examine and adjust tn lAilns'Of the
ereditorsstO said estate. "a IA
'sazsal 'sVs3 ELlenA eSTEREIEa. 4 Cdnusais-
h ssrs zsi TnoN2s n SMTn,S sioasrsss
Salisbury, Aug. II, 1855 ere
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-09-13
CrOckerV and Glass Ware,

all at cost, or yf0r ,ohatitaOill bring-an assert
ment OF brown, blue, edged and white Ware,
black Teapots. 10 cents; Tumblers so cents
the dozen, and SO on. "A few articles of
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-09-13
Itch field, august "a, 1889
TOWN =TAX,.7

GIVE notice to all those persons liable, to
= pay Town Taxes in Washington on, the
assessment list Of 1881, of FIVE cents ON the
dollar, that | will attend to the receiving Of
said taxes al my shop on Monday the 24th Of
September, and at Messrs. Jutson & Whit
tiesey's store in New Preston, on Tuesday
the s5th of said September, from one o'clock
until six in the evening Of each of said days.
NIB. All those who neglect this cab may
depend on paying fees. s.,. 81. al. ,svs ~
GERsHoM FENN, Tom Collector. 1.
Washington, dug. "a, 1889 If
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-09-13
. JUST RECEIVED AT a4
AROETFECARIES' HALL,
A FRESH SUPPLY OF

A FRESH SUPPLY OF
r EMON SYRUP. Chloride of Lime.
La White Mustard Seed. Pocket Lights,
Porter, Varnish, Olive Oil, Oil of Cloves,
Alum, COppeIas Paints, Linseed, Lamp and
rectifed OILS, PAINTS, Resin, Lamp
Black. Pepper, Spice, Nutmeg. and Alcohol
from ninety cents ~ seven shillings PR gal
lon Opium and Camphor-prices as usual.
all of which. together. with a previously pur-
chased stock. will be sold for cash or good
credit, at fair profit, (but not at COST to all
persons who find it for their interest to be-
stow their patronage. &.
Litchf field, Jutu 10, 1889 st@y p 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-09-13

1T a Court Of Probate holden al Litehtieid,
sithin and for the District Of Lifch fela, on
the Esd day Of august. A.. d. 1882:
Present, Frederick Wolcott, Esq. Judge.
III TPON. the petition Of tAsahel Wedge, Of
~ Warren, in the Probate District Of Litch-
field, showing to this Court that be is the "a.
ther and natural guardian of Maria ri, w edge,
Elizabeth Wedge, Sarah Wedge, and Francis
]. Wedge all Of said Warren, minors under
the age OF twenty-one years; that said minors
own and possess 10 fse.simpIe one undivided
sixth part Of abont FIVE acres Of land, situated
10 New. Milford, In the county Of Litchfield,
bounded as set forth 10 said petition; that said
property Is Nnproductive to said minors, and
praying TOR liberty.t0 sell the same !; and that
ne asa'ls may be applied according to law
a. per petition on Gle: Sssa af
H,: ordered. That said petition IL heard Ia.
aose th's Coartson Wednesday the i4th dnv
s0i November next, at ten O'Clock N fhe re,r:.
noon ana that public notice of ths pen sncv
thereof be given by pnblishine tlsiss order Il
the Litchfeld Enquirer, ne,ssns,ser "a
10 Litch6eld, in said county, three werks
cessively, the last publication 10 be ii least
six weeks before the said 18th day Of Noyem.
beF next. A true copy Of record. ,o-Ff
IL FREDERIcK WoxcoTI, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-09-13

NOTICE is hefeby given IL 81 persons
afresidents and non-FesidentsI who are
liable to pay taxes in the town Of Sharon. that
the subscriber has warrants 20 COLLECT State
Tax of one cent on the dollar. and . TaWn
Tax of Eve, cents on the dollar, laid on List
for 1881. / will meet all who feel disposed
to attend to this notice at the dwelling house
Of Cyrus L. BIinn on Thursday the 9th OF
September; at Isaac Cranes. 10 Armenia, on
Saturday fhe cath and on Monday the LIST
day Of October al Capt. Charles E. Berry 81
from 1OtiIl o'clock ON each OF said days. :,
N. B. Al punctuaI attendance y requested.
a.7 y. 4sssd WILLIAM EVERlTEt IS
Collector Of To.On and Stale 1ldrcs. !,
Sharon. Aug. %. 1889 ~. 81 - u
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-09-13
John Harris Estate.

PY order Of the Court of Probate for the
~ District Of Shaf6n,s'fhe snbseribsrs. as
signees Of the estate 0f JOHN HARRIS. of
Salisbury. in the county Of Litchfeld, an in-
solvent debtor. illselI the equity Of redemp-
ton 10 the Scythe Mandatory, Grinding
Works. Dwelling House, Water Privileges,
and all other Real Estate Of the said John
Harris. il said Salisbury, at Public Auction,
at said dwelling house, on the 18th day OF
September next, II 0ne O'Clock p. M. unless
sold at private sale before that time. S"s
1oHN c. COFriNe, selii Z = 49,.
TIMoTnT CHlrrENDEr, assn e..sss:
Salisbury, Aug. "a, 1889 *. l2
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-09-13
Litchteld, august so \. 'a
BROKE INTO

DANSAAI AAN \ ~ -s -.
n;zazzsy,nSasS TE1HE enclosure of the sub
IL scrber, on .he 25th Of last
~ August, Il Brindle HEIFER,
sk&Assa. supposed to be two years old,
brockIe face, some white undertake belly, and
white spot on the shoulders. The owneris
requested 10 prove property pay charges,
and take her away. A ,gs=,'g,..,s.,ea ssi sqa.s
I'd, BENJAMIN ROBERTS. r
Goshen, Sept. s. 1882 .,s...,.s IS
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-08-01
An act making appropriations for tlfe sup


 thousand eight hundred and thilstyetwo Be t enacted 6y fhe SeRates and House of Representatives Qffhe Ujtifed Sfates qf .4me- rica n Congress assembled, That the fol- lowing sums be, and the same are hereby appropriated, te be paid ont of any map. Propr.1ted money In the Treasury, viz s For pay and mileage of the members of Congress and delegates, four hundred and ninety three thousand eight hnn1red dol lars,
 For pay Of the officers and clerks of both Houses, thirty-four thousand four hundred dollars.
 For stationary, fuel, printing and all other incidental and contingent expenses oi the Senate, twenty five thousand dol- lars.
 For stationary, fuel, printing and all other incidental and contingent expenses oi the House of Representatiy one hun dred thousand dollars. He said two sums last named to be applied to the payment of the ordinary expenditures of the Se- nate and House of Representatives, seye rally, and to no other purpose.
 For the Library of Congress, five thou sand dollars and also for repairs and furniture for the Library of Congress, three thousand dollars, 10 be applied un- der the direction of the Library Commit tee.
 For salary of the principal and assis- tant Librarians, two thousand three hum dred dollars
 For contingent expenses of the Libra Y, and pay Of messenger, eight hundred dollars.
 For alterations and repairs of tic Cap ito, five hundred dollars. E For improving the grounds, including r4ip or al fuve h,t T 5lf,l. lars.
 For compensation to the President and Vice President of the United States, the Secretary of State, the Secretary of the Treasury the Secretary of War, the Se- cretary of the Navy, and the Postmaster General, sixty thonsand dollars.
 For clerks and messengers in the office of the Secretary of State, nineteen thou sand four hundred dollars.
 For clerks, macfinist, and messeng CT, in the Patent Office, five thousand four hundred dollars.
 For incidental and contingent expenses of the Department of State, including the expense ofpublishing and aistri htatingg the laws, twenty-five thousand dollars
 For contingent and incidental expenses of the Patent Office, fifteen hundred dol lars
 For the superintendent and watchiner ofthe northeast executive building, eigh' hundred and fifty dollars. For contingent expenses of said bulld ing. including fuel, labor, oil, repairs 2 the building, three thousand three hun dred and fifty dollars.
 For compensationto 10 the clerks and mes sengers in theofliee of the Secretary of Il, Treasury, fifteen thousand fonr hundre dollars
 Fora clerk employed on Revolntionar l5ountys Land Scrip, eleven tunsired an fifty dollars.
 For compensation to the First contro
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-08-01
AGENTS FOR THE ADVOCATE.

AGEN iS FOH + HE ADSOt}A | T..
 The following gentlemen have been ap- pointed Agents for this paper: John c. Sayiors, P NJ, Jackson co. Robi Smith, Jackson, Lawrence co. Mai. J. IYolf P NJ Izard c. II. Col. Fl. Boswell, P RI, BatesYille. T. H. Catdloeli, Jefferson county. Col. James ScuL, P NJ, Pine Bluff. Joseph Jacobs, NJ Monroe county. W,a. B PuAoA, P M Chicot county. Wm. D. Ferguson, P AI Crlttenden co. r. [. Biseoe, Phillips county. T. Farreffy, Arkansas county. JampS Cldrk, Miller county. Col. Joha ClaJh, sevier county. David FafraR, do
 9homas Hubbard. Hempstead county. .M Collins, P NJ, Clark county. Dr. .Hahon, Tan Barcn, Crawford. Joh6 Ii66iR, Conway county. qAomes .Hsuhcr&, do do Gilbert .4larshaH, NJ Crawford county. .Harlc Bean Crawford county. Col .N Clarke P NJ. Morrison's Bluff. Larkia Newtoa, Washington county L Eeans, P. M. Vineyard, eo. JohR [. Turner, do. L. C pfedsdnts, do. J 1T. Johnson, St. Francis county.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-08-01
BY AUTHORITY.

LAws OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF TIE TWENTY sE-s CoNp CONGRESS-.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

ance, FIFTY cEyrs--longera radvcrtisements sn the same proportion.
 Alladyertisements senttot his office for publication, without the number of inser- lions being specified, will be continued until forbid and charged accordingly.
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For pay Of tho officers and clerks of both Houses, thirty-four thousand four hundred dollars.