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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-11

Wire.
4 Pipe OLD Madeira, Ricardi's brand
j 2 half pipes choice old Drown Sherry
Just received-and for sale low by
NJ e s. II. JANNEY
Who hare in Store,
London Particular Burgundy, and the Juice OF the
Grape, of J, Howard, March & Co.'S brand in half
pipes quarter and half quarter casks and boxes CON
,sring two dozen bottles each. Also. Sicily Madeira
sweet Malaga. and Nsrsei'les Madeira. in qisrer
cask.; Champagne and Old Port ieo 20
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-11
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
THE AULD YEARS ADVICE TO THE
NEW

HE AULD YEARS ADVICE TO THE
NEW.
Quoth thirty twa to thirty-tbree,
You are my dochter dear;
And ] would wish that you maybe,
ARe good and winsome year.
So taxi the counsel bestow,
Aud to my words attend,
That you may be of man below.
And beast and bird the friend
In Januaris pour your drift,
And shower your snow around,
Let clouds of tempests gill The lift,
And winter hide the ground.
If yet theirs OUGHT of shaw remains,
Cuban Februar comes by,
Gae, throw it on the hills and plains,
To clear the welkin sky.
Let March with merry winds be rife,
To welcome happy Spring;
And uuhilc be- b!aws his wislin fife,
Let gowks begin to sing
Young April is the time for showers,
10 CnePT TIE FARMER COIOs
And bid the TIME woodland flowers,
Awake to hail the morn
The fields must all be fair in May;
The birds must charm the grove;
The bees must hum. and lambs must play;
And lasses be in love.
Oh let the sun be BRIGHT in June;
For cuban the blade is green,
1t likes Il sunnic afternoon,
With just drap at cen.
Juy's month of m,rlh and gec,
Qahan there is pleasant weather.
TO crop the hay upon the lea,
And sheep aDang the heather.
Qnhan August comes, let trees produce
Ehpir fruiIe so ripe and rnddie;
And let their sweet and dainty juice
Gle pIeasaunCe to the bodie.
September is the time O. year
To gather In the least;
On let there be Of hrartie gear
Enough for man and beast.
In brown October, stock and sheaves
Must all be gathered IN;
The trees must shake thrir withered leaves,
And loud must roar the linn.
November strikes an eldrich harp,
To scare the cheerful sun;
Tne mornings frost Is keen and sharp,
The sportsman shoots his gun.
Though dark December's full Of gloom,
There's little grief and dool;
For while you're ready for your tomb,
Mans merry at his yule.
Thus goes the year-thus let it 60,
With all lsjoy and sorrow;
And one day will be full of woe.
To make merry morrow.
J.. And if YOU work the weather well,
And bless ilk changing season.
The tongue of men your praise shall tell,
And anna thpy'll have yOuA fpasnn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-11
office of the Chesapeake g. Ohio Canal Company,
WASHINGTON. Feb 9th, 1853.


NOTICE is hereby given that an instaInert of two
~ dollars and fifty cents per share. (beihg the 35h
ins,lnen) every share Of stock in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, required TO be paid on the
22d day Of April neat; afuether sum ofwo dollars and
fifty cents per share (beng the S6th ipstsment) on
The 4,h day OF Ma. next; further Of two dollars
and fifty GEMS per share (bens the 37h ins,slmen)
ON The 25h day .. Nay next, and further sum of,wo
dollars and Fifty cents per share (being the Ssh install.
men,) on the 10Th DAY of June next, which instruments
must be paid to the credit of the Chesapeake and Ohio
CsnaI Company the Cashier other Officer Of ei-
,hcr Of the following Banks, VIZ:
Tbe Branch hank Of the United States at Washington
Bank of Washington. do
Patriotic Bank, 90
Bank Of the Metrapos, DO
Warmers, ay.A AveNaMics Rank at Georgetown
| Bank Of Alexandra, at Alexandra
Ink Of Potomac, do
Farmers Bank Of Alexandra, do
| Jtaecrstown Bank. in Hagerstown, Nd.
Branch of the Valley Bank ~ Charlestown. Va
nj The I,rapcb of the Valley Bank. IN Iessburg, Va
~ nv order of the Pr silent and Directors
| y! JOHN r. INGIE,
! Clerk Ches. & Ohio Canal Company.
4 SI,.usI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-11
Madeira WiHe.

TsNHE subscribers designing to make their annual i'm
Z por,ston Of Wine bv The ROPE. invite orders for
sny description of Howard 'isrch y Co.'s brand -
In this WAY the person ordering will hav the assur-
ance of receiving the Wine shipped for them their
names being cut the c,sk in Hadeirs
Gao. JOHNSON & Co,
who have remaining from their last Importation, a
few quarter and half qu,gt-r casks ut BurSun''y Tin
to- Crane JUICE AMI London Particular Madeira Wines.
warranted pure as Imported, and for sale On their
usual accommodating terms. jan 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-11
Nemiihns
mar 4-2m

q 4 Fourth. half. one ani two gallon Denijobns,
o. Just received per schr Velocity, from boston.
.4iso on Hand,
Five Gallon Demij 'hns. German and American; all
FOR sale by thu dozen or smaller quantity.
f.b II ~. e.. SMITH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-11
Cash for Servant 8

WE win pay cash and the highest prices Tor any
w number Of Likely Negroes. OF Dom sexes
;.,,s FRANKLIN & ARAFlEID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-11
aOhm Y. Evans

VNTiSHES to purchase FURS OF different kinds, VIZ;
w 40. 600 muskrat skins
5000 mink do
500 otter do
10000 rabbit do
1000 racoon do
5000 red fox do
1850 grey fox do
1,50O wild cat do
And he is determined give the highest cash price
Those having Frs to SELL will find to their advantage
to give him call.
lie WOULD inform his old customers and the public
generall, that he still manufactures good work as
can be found in the District, a, his old stand, opposite
cheris Hardware Store, King street,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-11
For New York,

~ The schooner DUNTOS z SON. Ksiey
,sf51masler. For freight ap?iy to
NsssS- EDW'D DAiNGERFiELD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-11
PUBLISHED BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN,
mil, PAPER SIS per a'mun. Country paper 3D.
Enr New NOrk.

= -ise schooner SPY. Captain Harding
-. rS.e"t, - IN. IVES, Indies or Bo, ton ~nuiG
u y aooly to the master on board. or TO
p@'r",N ". * ) ". JANNEf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-17
gEosprCwug

Il OF THE
LITERARY JOURNAL,
| M Hll.E many other States oribe Unou
| Wv have their literary periodicals, Rhode
! 'siand--sccond to none IL point OF inelh.
gvnce, and general good sense--has, thus
iar been without any, exclusively Of ,bis
character. II is The design of the nropr,s-
tors Of Ihe ExTE12 Ely JOUHIAL.
10 reiutc The natural charge that this State
is without taste or discernmeni, or public
spirit IN matters Of Literature, BIZ present.
ing to The acceptance OF hor citizens week.
ly journal, which II wln be their nfide to
| cherish aad patronze.
The LITERARY JDuRvAL VIII embrace. in
its pGges, all tho topics ofiuGerest to which
literary periodicals are Usually devo,ed.--
The editor viii have at his command thc choi
cost OF the foreign periodicals, such "a
Blackwood's Edinburgh MagaziaeAShs
Lyndon New Monthly Magazlne--lhe Ais,
tropolitan-- the Edinbnrgh Literary JonrnaN
1.-The London AtheaGum--the London Lat.
erary Gazetlce--npd other periodicals. OF
popularity and celebrity. From these, aud
from native journals, of excellence, The sc
ecIed department --consisiing OF tales of
power aud interest Essays, Poei'y brief
arucles Of o scientific Gust, &c. viii DO made,
The original department shall CONSUL q
WELL waITTEr articles embracing IN their
range Q, OIL that may be justly said 10 CONS
within The scope OF d popular literary uews-
paper such as TALES, EssAys, Ppernr,
CAMERA iNTELLIGENCE, OF interest. &c.
Both IN The selected and original depart
ment, care viii be taken, that nplhing of an
immora or dcletcrious nature shall lind
place.
Itisthe design oftbe Ptopiietors to furnish
o periodicas, which the YOU'VE LADY may
rvah with satisfaction, and from which she
may derive both interest and instruction,
While il shall 10 It's execution. he an orna-
mcnt To- drawing room table ;--whicil
YouSo GESTLEHAN may GnG worthy OF his
patronage on lie inherent G,eIits. for bis own
porasa or for sIsTER, or a TRiENp;- ia Pc.
riodicol, in short, in which NoNE viii be de-
TERED, by mawkish sentiment, or nsior o.
dubious merit, from bestoNing upon II their
encouragement
The LITERARY JouRsAr WI be publish
| ed every Saturday, on fine Pslrr The soy-
Ab ouARro FORM--,be same asnhe New
York Mirror. -Snd upen entry Ew. rTrs 81
Each number will contain KISHr CLOSELY
PAINTED PAGES. II in intended that its exc
cuton shall no, be inferior TO any similar
THREE DOLLARS at the end ofMe year.
The Publishers have eagagcd the servi-
ces of ALBrRr G. GREENE, Esq. OF Provi-
donco; as their Editor.
QFsThe FIRST number viii be issued on
Saturday, May 18th, Ivovided a sufficient
number of subscribcrs can te obtained 10
y. KNOWLES.
j. w. VOSE.
Providsnes, May l5ihv 1893.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-17

Lone PARsNipr --"In Missouri" said
airayoiIer. on his return 10 lIie land Of
steady habits. .'they have no psrsnips !;
they frequently plant ,hen, but they
strike so deep, That the people who live
on the opposite side of the globe lay
hold of thc roots and pull them through
so tliatihe cgopis lost"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-17

A letter from Brigadief General A.
kinson to the commander ia chef pub
liished 10 The Globe, states that the
Winaehago Indians are removing peace-
ably from The oedcd lands. The I'0,aw-
tonpies intend alsu so sell ou' aud remUyc
beyond tie Mississippi, afier raising -iieir
present crop.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-17

A honest country farmer meeting the
Parson Of The parish in marrow lane,
aud not giving him he way SO readily MS
he expected, the parson IN a banghty
tome, told llm--he was better fed than
,aoght very true, indeed, Sir, replied
'he farmer, for you teach me. aud | feed
myself
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-17
LEiIIG 81 C o AL

vTsllE Subscribe has made arrangements
4 with the agent of the f.ehigh Ccsi Com
pany, to be supplied constantly, wfth the
bess Of the Lahig'l- soft onb hard. at as rea.
sonabe terms as can ho afforded, when il
arrives.
The soft Lehigh has been tried in Phila.
delph;a, and approved Of in the kitchen md
par1our CRATES steam engines and cupoa
furnaces, it burns brilliantly. and gives more
blaze and without the Stag, dross cnJer, add
the impuIity is comuon to most other coal.
GA cargo is expected soon.
July ~. VIM. VARS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-17

Eztsasigs IAeft.-A young nuo, cer!s
to Messrs. John Ward d. Co. 4o Wall
street, was yesterday sent on buoed tho
Providence steamboat, for the purpose Of
placing ia the care eflhecaptsin pack
age for Boston; containing in bank
nutes. 40 less sum than Si2.S COG. aud
in notes OF hand ahoat S55, eco. On
reaching The captains Office on board
tho boat lie found he door locked, bnl
ihe window being upen, he dropped tie
package through The window on tho ta-
bic in illc office, and went in search OF
The captain. On his return 10 The Office
a few inmates afterwards, the package
was gone and notrAce by Which ihe per-
son who had taken it was 80 be perceiv-
ed. reward Of $500 Is offered for lis
recorery,--N Y. Cour. g. Eng.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-17

=
'NHE Undersigned having this day finn
ed professional comnexion for The
practce Of
MEDICINE, and SURGERY,
IN lhis 3'cwn, Under The firm OF
w III. * y. ". Turner.
Tender their eoryices 90 ihe Public. III rio
different branches OF their profession. They
wall expect their Accounts Ia be paid or od.
)usted annually atleaSt.
I'm, Tanner. )
J. x. Turner.
me Subscriber having made new az
rangemenl 10 business, as above stated, and
HIDING j indispensable that all his old nc
counts ebonld be settled, earnestly solicils
The attention Of those with Whom, he has un.
settled accounts. to their. adjustment, aud
gives this Observation-Disclosures the hrs,
OF October next, those remaining at that
time unadjus'ed, will 40 placed IN the hands
OF George Turner Esq for tiaal settlement.
Nay 10. HTtiam Turner.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-17

FoRsEsTs E.lwin Forrest ,he amer
ican 'fragedian, it is stated, has uniass-
cd fortune of 100000 by his profess
sion. He is OH the eve of marringe with
The daughter OF rich planter 4; { e
south.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-17

The Prcsiden. sent apologies 70 ~
the towns at which he was expccled, for
not visiting them.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-17
NEW nArnING HOUSE.

q Ts-v@.E has erected n Bathing house
a-Ae 10 the reur Of his Office, on the Long
Wharf FOR sboweF. ldb, sad sea bathing,-
nd intends 20 eslabish warm baths, in few
ays, with cvers convenience us.al Mt such
n establishment ALSO. a large pleasure
oat, 10 take parties 10 Fort Adams, and
oilar places. July 3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-17

gETM. JAMES TtLLEY fBEING A
bs,nF'.o ,.,,,, !, pos,o, s. re,.aary ~ ,n,
chese his Spring Stoek.ahd for once II p has
a., The mark. Go0ds have risen from ten TO
iweniy Eve per cent since his purehazr, but
rom .Ile cost. April 4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-17

Capt. Trelawoey, the snlhof offhe Yorn-
ger Son, and the assoc late and Friend u
Lord Byron, is now 10 Albany.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-17
MALBoNE GARDEN FARM,

EyOR SALE that we'll known farm called
n the malbonc Garden situated ! mile
from the Court House, IN Newport contain
ing about l40 acres, with a valuable privi
lege Of sea mabnrc and good variety of
fruit trees, is very well wa,ered with never
failing springs. the garden is too well known
to need more particular description, for
further information enquire Of DAVID Bur-
FUN near the premises, or Of the Suhscri-
bcrs at Nantucket. DAVID BAXTER.
July IL. PAUL WEST.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-17
wyxLTsZ.Azsr J. MUNRO X
-'.~Se~.-
Al Inc ccrner OF Savers
wharf and opposite
Henry p0fserss.


EEAS jast received from, Nsu w.,
q n choice selection of Groceries " !"
Ercsii Teas.
Hyson, Young Hyson. Hyson cl;u e.
'"o"s' O''"""s, .npefal, and Gunpos der.
..t;,n nooP,o re mrnaed a Loaf Lump, ITayaoa
-""'''' 1N' Chystalxed.
I,v. c.h. Coffee,
s'' ST. Dolnil 20.
~ o,la,. EGoiasses,
's" srand Bay Hal Honda
KlgUOrs.
Frensn Brandy. ST. Croix, and N. e. Rum;
sloNsnu'' and American Gin; Moderia. Sic
ily. Tencr;tya. Lisbon, Port, Dry. and Sweet
Malara Wines: Cordials, on hand lot Of
Reserve Madeira Howard March a. Co.'S
brand ten yenrs old inferior 10 none; bottled
Cider Of The firsf quality.
Manila Husk, and Oalcuttr Mats, n lot
Of Chldren's chairs with or without rockers
Wooden Ware Of oil descriptions; crock.
cry, Glass. Stone, and Earthan Ware Tin
Ware; Selves Of all kinds.
Fruits,
Rdisins. Figs. Cutrants, Almonds, Oran-
ges apd Lemnoas blythe box, Apples, FIJI
berts, &c.
SuDlrics,
Rice, White Beans. Sweet Corn, Pens,
Lard, Butter and Cheese. Brooms OF all
kinds. Brushes, Castor, Olive, and Lamp
OIL; Pickles, Cspres, Olives, Anchovies, and
Pepper sauces; Spices OF all kinds; Peillon's
Chocolate; SpeImacetii Mould, fallow,
and dipt Candies; Spanish, lluf Spanish,
and American Seg0fs; Snuff aud Tobacco;
Doolttle's and Winchestor's Soap; Rye and
Iher aFtlcIcs not enumerated 10 an sdyer
tisement all Of WHICH will be sold as cheap
as al any o.heg store IN town.
Fresh Butter receiyed weekly and from
some cf ..lAa G.al Dairy Is IN the state.
Just received 30 bbls superier Canal
Flour Nay 90.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-17
N0rICE.

fgVllE Subsciber has during the past week
Z received large additional supply Of
European and Domestic Spring goods Of ev
ely description which enab, i,bim 10 offer
to customers very large and elegant as
sortnleni at prices that cnnnol fail 10 please.
THOMAS FOWLER, Jr
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-17

found himself Ia q clear. bright Amos
rhcre, wifi lhe clouds spreading on, be-
meath h-as ipr as slso yecpuid reach. ind
,he sun shlning ,pon them and upon him
in ils mildcst, soitcst radiance, ,--N. Y.
JournoI Of Cammcscc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-17
Junc ~, 1893
NEW

II ~ ~
sE6EE.lS GOODS.
VIA. @, Cozzens 81 co.
gEAVE received from New York. during
q Athe week, their Summer assortment
Of
NEW AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS.
Which ha vngheen selected with great care
fro,n the latest i.nporlations, and most desir-
able siyss in market, are now ready for sal g
and will be offered at as low prices as by any
others in this placc.
AMcEG THEM ARE
Elegaut gauze Ribbons.
Grape, aud crupe de- clIien SfiAWLS,
fiefnaunH or sowing silk do,
Elegant green, black and white Gauze,
and blond Wells,
"Wntered ponlt dc soie,"
CuIured Gros d- Naples and italian
SILKS,
Maiiennis s black Italian do,
A grea, variety Of Black Gros dc Ma
plies, and Gros do Suisse
SILKS,
Black French Bombazines, of fine
aad extra qualities,
French Mnsips,
Unbeachcd open-worked Cotton Hose.
White .Gauze Elannels, warranted no,
to shrink in washing,
Horskin Gloves.
Bobi.ett, blond and Grscian
LACES,
PARdSOLS,
White damosk dimiy, beautiful
article,
TOGETHER
With n very rich lot of light
CALICOES.
AND
A large assortment of Thin Goods,
suitable tor
Mems wear.
so,
On hand, bleached and unbleached
Bedticks, Checks--and in
deed every article Of Domestic mnnufac-
tured GOODS in nlltheir variety, at ex-
entire low prices, by the piece or yard.
june ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-17

Ia !. July 3D.. 1898 ~ =
W fsfsens calling FOR ,heui, wiz Neaso saw
oqSer's'd, az they aro placed in aseposSto
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-17
LANDHOLpEPs nANk

RH0DE-isLAND UNIUN Bar, K.
N hNnE Stockholders of the II. 4. Union Bank
a are hereby notified thst Dividend is
declared, aud will BIZ paid on. aua AFTER the
ist day Of July proximo, to all those who
shall appear by the stock legcr Of Ban!. to be
Slockholdors therein Oh The 29lh inst.
June 20. Byordcr,
N O. ROSS Casbiar
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-17

Notice.
A LII persons having demands against
IA the Steam5oss Rnsblisht since the Isi
ofApril, will present them 10 the subscri-
beI FOR settlement. s. r. N0RTHAM
Nay %,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-17
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS

= - UVJVOD
, EcEivED this morning, elegant sewinr
4 q silk. Grape, and crapo de- chine shnu i
rich fancy prints. french mnslins aud ging
hams, green and white blond wells, grecIsn
and blond quilting, corded robes &c. &c. &c
for sale at unusually low pr;ccs by
June .. z. FOWLER Jr.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-17

HATS. HATS. HATS.
z oOK before you eap, TILLEY has o.
Eipeaed more ATS lhsy are pronon Il
DOGCEiP. May ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-17

----- fs1v- TItEJ.
Steamer Proydcnce, TbsyeT, Neg York.
S!oop Hero, hesd. do.
Brig Emiline. Burgess, Fall River.
Sch. Maria, Small, Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Providence, Thsysr Providence.
Sch. Maria, Small 10.
Sloop Hero. Read, Go.
Sch. Delight in peace Nickerson, Boston.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-17

'iiE UndeFsgned having this day form
ea professional connection for The
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-07-17

05~Mrs, BARNES Bsnef, on Friday.
Evening"
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-27
20 tue Editor ofhe .Adeocaie;


 STR-It was with some pieasure, l say inserted in the columns of your paper, a few a eeks since, col SEyiEN's extraordi- nary speech, delivered in the House of Reprcs ca4a tivcs on the 9th ef January last, in relation to tho charges preferred, by me, against Judge Johnson. was glad 10 End, that you were giving this strange congressional document, which our Dcle- gate intende ed as an explanation ofhis con duct on the subject of those charges to 4lrc public that they might know something Gf his course and the motives and princi- Htes whici, govern h;n. 1t was treating tim and the public both fairly. From the tenor of tisis speech, which is q phenome- uon---a soveity-as well III morality as in politics, and from the inuendoes and ln- situations contained therein, l feel that no apology Is due from me, for offering some remarks in reply 10 lt.--unaYoiaaolc ao@ senco from this place, on professional ou- siness, for the last three weeks, has pre- vented mo from attending to It eaNier.-- Longer todelay a response, to this ebHlii tion--this oyerhowing Of OUT bcfFgqfe 5 eloquence-his vulgar wit-(an accom- plishmcnt rather to be acquired Tn the gambling honse, than in the schools of morality and virtucl--iis covert slapder-- lis public aentiment; this 3'ieb compliment Gnd. acl of Justice to that country hy wh'o' Lehas been so utnch honored, would be tf abandon my ownJrights, secnred ID me .t ol every principle of our yalaahleinsttt4'ioh' ItwouId be more, 1t would be an lneNcu sable neglect on my part, of the ieeilhgs number of highly respectable ge"ue men, who had independently given m' their statements, under oath, ef tact which they know 10 he true, and whlc' statements, they know and visited wouh ba submitted to the accused, fine desre' it. The object of all in doing tlils' vas
 hope that some reform of the gross aohse pracsisod hy .nLge Johnson, ID his cour.s and which extended their effects to th whole community, could be effected ny n removal. If was not done to sgratily an feud or private quarrel between 'uas Johnson and myself, or any oi lne VT uesses. If any such feud has esistea ai where, l have not known It. All 'he o' iections made to him were to his co'uu' as q pab!ic oilioer--no private injury di connected with his office, was eonpiain of. The charges have been fully talo o
 fore the public, none of them embrace private feud or quarrel--ail the testimo1 given, related to those charges ana not inr else. Yet our faahfut Delegate n
 Iabored in his speech, with hls maro' faced eAroateru, tn ascribe the whole
 private feud and personal dislike. mt
 pity his feeling of moral frg'Fl~- "'
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-03-27
Lfae. pia Blr's Flrr4.
.SSsepa l aattee ProposaIs

fN@5N E1esf V eosC h ! V N1'2Ne.' Tg.WfIL ILL be received, thurhgii the Post w Office at Little Rock. \ F,rntil the 15th of .4pfa acft, for opening the road, authorized by congress to be cut, from Jackson, in Lawrence county, r, via Hix's Ferry to tho Missouri Line
 The elau.e distance aoiA Je dteided ds .f0it0lcs. eis:
 Prom Jackson to Eleven Points river;
 Prom Eleven Points to Fourche de Thomas; and from Funrche de Thomas, via iiix,s Ferry, to inc Missouri fine. 1he work to be cxecnted in tie following manners Tbe road to be opened sixteen feet wide, and entirely cleared; all brush, and saplings under six inches diameter, to be cut even wjth the ground; all trees be- tween six and twc cive inches in diameter, within four inches of the ground, and all trees oyer twelve inches, within eight In- l ciies of tlle ground, the staafps to be well t trimmed; the banks of streams, sides of 1 hills, and points, to he dug the full ~idti of the road; all projecting rocks, large stones, and other obstructiens, 10 be re moved.
 BIDDERS will designate the price pei mile, for the whole, or either part, of the distance, the rate per mile to include t''s above named work.
 k. D. (. COLLINS,
 yyrrr,r i q Ii, $ X.