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PAVING in his employ, five excellent < 4 worknen, the subscriber will carry on tho GU.N-. SMITH, BL.4 Ck SMITH. and WAGON MAKING business, in ali tAeir various branches, in Little Rock He will make and iron Carriages, Nae ons, Ploughs, Hoes, Swingietrees, all kinds of edge tools &c. &c.; he will mak C or repair, at the shortest notice, all kinds ssf farming a. .Ae'-'.s, 1.-4er- from dis tance will be punctually attended to.
 He will keep on hand, for sale, a con stant supply of all of the aforementioned articles.
 Gr All kinds of country produce will be received in return for work, at casA prices. C. BRUMBACK.
 Little Roch, .aTarch 2l, 1s32.
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THE OLIO.
From the London Amulet.
 STANZAS.

STANZAS.
 ny THE HON. MRS. E. c. NORTON. FAINTER her slow steps faii from day to
 day,
 Deaths hand is heavy on her darkening ct doth she fondly cling to earth and say, j, q am content to die-hut ,oh! not now!-- Not while the blossoms of the joy ous spring Make the warm air such luxury to
 breathe Not while the birds such lays of gladncss
 sing
 Not while tho bright flowers around my
 footsteps wreathe, Spare me, great God lift up my dropping
 brow | am content to debut. oh. not now!' The spring hath ripened into summer time; The seasons viewless boundary is past; The glorious sun hath reached his burning
 prime Oh. must this glimpse of beauty bc the
 last 1! Wet me not perish while Der land and sea, With silent steps the Lord oflight moves
 on For while the m.rmur of the mountain bee Greets my dull ear with music in it's
 tone Pale sickness dims my eye and clouds my
 brow Summer is gone and autumn's soberer Tint the ripe fruits. and gild the waving
 corn Tine huntsman swift the fysng game pur-
 sues,
 Shouts the halloo! aud winds his eager
 horn. sSpare me awhile, to wander forth and gaze On the broad meadows and the quiet stream To watch in silence while the evening rays Slant through fhe fading trees with Ttid- dy gleamy Cooler the bretzes play around my brow am content to die .--but, oh !! not nov!' The bleak wind whistles snow showers far and near Drift without echo Co the whitening ground Autumr hath passed away, and cold and drear, Winter stalks on with frozen mantle bound Yst still that prayer ascends. sOh. laugh ingly
 My little brothers round the warm hearth crowd, Our home-fre blazes broad, and bright, and high,
 And the roof rings with voices light and
 loud Spare mo awhile ,! raise up my dropping
 brow I am content to die-but, oh not now ? The spring is come again--the joyful spring!
 Again the banks with clustered flowers
 are spread The wild bird dips upon it's wanton wing Ths child of earth is numbered wi,h the dead. sThen never more the sunshine shall a.
 wake,
 Beaming all redly through the lattice
 pane; The steps of friends thy slumbers may not
 break,
 Nor fond familiar voice arouse again Deaths silent shadow veils thy darkened brow Why didst thou finger !-thou art happier now
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oR 4i..

NRHE subscriber offers for safe. ,h. ~A TRACT OF LAND on which Wm Baggs now resides. five miles south of I'. tie Rock, on the United States road lead. ing from this place to Washington, Hem., stead county, ,containing lf0 acres of iapd. ofwhich betw cen 2 and 30 acres are clear, ed, on tine banks of the Foneie creek tn the place is a good hew ed log double cabin, spring ofgood water, and thrifty apple and peach orchArd.
 Also, in the town Of Little Rock and in the neighborhood sf Robert Gritteu. den and Thomas B. Malone, six TOWN LOTS, with common double cabins of sewn logs, and few peaes, trees, at ore. sent occupied by Richard Hawkins.
 Also, block of l2 LOTS. situated be-. tween the residences of N. N. Steven son aud Robert Crit end CD.
 Also. one LOT adjoining the former office of the Advocate.
 Also, the property -on which the snb. scriber at present resides, situate in the neighborhood of Wm. ;. Fulton and Chas' Caldw eli, consisting of three LOTS. &c .Sc.
 Also, a good four horse WAGON. and two or three yoke of OXEN.
 Any person wishing to purchase any or all of the above named property, can get bargain by applying 10 the subscriber living Tn the town of Little Rock. Cash or Negroes will be taken in payment for the above property.
 BENJAMIN CLEMENS.
 Little Rock, I9tb Dec. 1892. 37 if
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CHOLERA.


 Canphorated Bngundy Pud Plasters. frEsHE Burgundy Pitch Plasters, are re- s commented by number of the most respectable physicians ofthe eastern cities. as useful preventative for the CHOLE- IA, and are admitted by all to be in no case injurious. They have been success. iully used in several parts of Europe where tue disease was much more aggravated and malignant than it has yet presented itself m this country; and it is stated that out of large number of persons who made us e of these Plasters, there was not ease of death from the Cholera.
 The addition ofCainpfor in the composi- ton the above Plasters, has been fnnd highly advantageous, and will render them much more efficient and altogether superior to the common PIasters. as 2 nre- ventative for the Cholera.
 These Piasters are neatly and carefully prepared and sold by
 RIFCHiE & VAN PRADELLEs.
 DfNggists and .4pofhecagies. Little Rock, Nov.8. le:92.
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MOKRfsON'S BLUFF,
 FOR SALE.

TWILL sell, very low, and on reason H abie credit, this noted and very yaiu- able stand. There is three hundred acres of first rate Cotton tand, with front of one mile on the Arkansas river together with very comfortable frame DWELL LlNG-HOUSE, STORE-HOUSE, COT TON GIN, and number of other btild- iHes for the convenience Of a person wish- ing 10 sell Goods. There are several good uever-failing springs oil the land.
 This place has the reputation of being the best point on the Arkansas river. ths sale of GOODS.
 Persons wishing to purchase, woald do well to call and view the premises, and become acquainted with the terms of sale.
 L. N. CLARKE.
 .Horrisoa's Blaf,
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k. WII,SON.

Commission Merrhoat, Littfe Rock,
 SANILL attend to the receiving aud for
 w warding of all Goods committed to his charge. Having recently purchased the large and commodioes W ARE- II HOUsE of Messrs. Thompson < Drennen, situated immediately at inc Steam boat Landing, he IS now prepared to store any quantity of Goods which may be committea se his care. Goods consigned to him for sale on commission, will be disposed of to the best advantage. Dec l2
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 4 ND now, on this day, came the com. "A plainant, by Walker, his solicitor, and it appearing from the return of the sheriff, that the said John Jordan is not a resident of this Territory, 1t is there fore ordered by the Court, that an alias summons issue in this case, and that pub iication be made in some newspaper print ed in this Territory, requiring the said defendant to be and appear on tine first day Of the Circuit Court, at court to be hol- den at the courthouse in the town of Fay ettevile, in and for said county, on the second Monday after the fourth Monday in May next, then and there to answer the complainant's bill; otherwise the same will be taken as confessed, and decree entered accordingly. nd it is furtber ordered, that copy ofthis order be pub- lished in the Arkansas Advocate, for six weeks in succession, and this case con- tinued nnfil the next term of this court.
 true copy. Attest.
 D. Il. SNTTHSON, Cgerk December l7tb, 1882. 40 6m FPr. fee 9g 33l
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The new anF, s...

.ca The new ang, e... .ssg2ay ROCK, D. Rudd' ns lE ter, built exesa.s, ssu mas the Arkansas trade) will plvf sss't for during the present season, betw kasarly place and New-Orleans and wi Ien this rlyer is sufficiently high, will s.as, sac high up as Cantopment Gibson. ena sa as charge freight at any of the iptersa, aao dis landings upon the river. For f.a;.. fa;;ealate passage. (having superior aceommoads,n.t or apply to the master on board, or ta a'lonat
 Dec l2, 1882 36 F. WIi.sar
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JAMES MCKINNEY

ATTORNEY aT L.8V EoiDES in Columbia, Chicot conn. N Y. Arkansas Territory, and will regularly attend the Superior Court at Little Rock-aiso the Circuit Conrts ot cr,ttenden, Phillips, Monroe, St. Francis. Arkansas and Chicot counties and will attend to the settlement and collection of aeots Tn any part of the Territory. Any business confded to him, shall be prompt ly attended to-
 Sent l932
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sPGrNDxD nnlDay.
.4cross Point Remoue Creek. Coduoag eou,a
 V, .A 4,

Across Point Remove Creek. Codaodg coun-
 ty, fl. r.
 YgylE subscriber takez great pleassh. A in informing Emigrants, and the pud lie generally, tbat Dc has just complete, his I oil Bridge acrrss PoiDt Remove crock on the J. $. Roaa leading from Little Rotk to Cant. Gibson. The baild;ag of tliis bridge was authorized by an act of the General Assembly, passed at the October term, 1881, and is bnilt of the best mate rialz, and on abutments elevated above the banks, and high water on eithev side, permitting heavy loaded wagons and teams to pass over without delay and with as much facility as along 2 permanent and IeYel road. The undersigned is now re- pairing the road, and does not hesitate in saying, that it is better and nearer than the one recently cut around it.
 I'KED'K. FLETCH EH. .Nov. 27. 1892. B If
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$50 REWARD

nESERTED from Captain Boone $ ks Company fu. $. Rangers. stationed at Fort Gibson, 4. T., on the l7th inst, .fbrdham Garrison, a private in said Com pany. Said Garrison is near six feet four inches high, very spare, Roman nose, blne eyes, and light hair-born in the city of New-York, aged twenty-three years, and by occupation Eaitor. Said Garrison, from rheumatism or nature, is uery fefor.n- ed in his feet and ankles so much so as to be easily known, resembling the hind feet ef the bear only in length, being near iy twelve inches long, and easily reeog- nized in boots or shoes, ifworn few days His general appearance is of one deforln- sf. ifts upper fore-teeth project oyer his lower--very fond of gambling, &c.
 The above reward will be paid for his apprehension and delivery to any officer of the T. $. Army.
 By order. J. W. HAMILTON.
 Lt. and -4djt U. s. Rapgers. Fort Gibson, Dec. g, 1899. g 3w
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Dry Goods and Groceries.

Dl SOOUS dl1lt 0I OCcflts. THE subscriber has just received pef steamer Little Rockand kee-boat Jr. C. Campbell, an additional supply of Dry Goods and Groccnes, CONSISTING IN PART OF Green Mackinaw Blankets, French do. White and red Flannels, Cotton and woollen Linseys. Woollen Jeans, Do. Socks,
 Several pieces of fancy Prints, A lot of Boys and Mems Shoes. GROCERIES. 100 bbls. fresh Flour, 75 do Rectifed Whiskeys 10 do dried Apples,
 5 do Loaf Sugar,
 50 do Kanawl,a Salt.
 2G0 sacks ground Alum dee
 50 boxes Table Salt,
 10 do Sperm Candles
 do Tea,
 l5 de Raisins.
 A lot of Stone Ware,
 A lot of Bacon.
 This, together with his former Stock. renders his assortment very comrleie-- Purchasers will do well 10 give him calls The above articles will be sold very low for cash. Beef Hides and Peltries will be received in payment for Goods
 K. WILSON. Dec 12. 1s3o
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LAW NOTICE. $. $. EAT.T. & o. v. HOWELL.

s. s. HAIL & 0. v. HOWELL HAVE entered into partnership in the N H. practice of law. Their residence ia at Little Rock, where one of the partners may generally be found. They will prac tice in the Superior Court and ia most of the Circuit Courts of the Territory of Ar. kansas. They may be retained 10 attend any term of any Court in said Territory Business intrusted to them shall be, unc tnally and diligently attended to.
 .iInrch an 1S32 l1a
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BELL POINT

FOX SETTLEMENT AND Satp fTfiE eligible, advantageous. and d4alL.
 tiful situation, Belt Point. " pealr years known as Fort Smith, tbe Ie latter ciinbered property uf inc subser;he. @in, shortly be laid off in lots and sold VII Wll situation is on tbe right bank of ths !, ha sas river, at the confluence oi the pa'l1aas pa'Aaas
 For locality and facilities of b,s,ss- bssas- uniting more desirable properties 'sess. sas yious recommehdations, thar any "a o,, po. site from the mouth to the soures as S'hes river. Vls
 1t IS the head of safe steam boat nau: q tion, all above being preearious ana sa' certain II can command a greatertsss vi of fertile country than any other nos;.;0 sasas in the Territory. There are nas ''slpa s merchantiIe establishments at this .l.. ,oa' and the demand for additional inyestrr'sss rsss must increase commensurately will sa's :, rapid growth of the contiguous eoun,,s ''e
 This sale will take place in July nov, Previously to which, plan of the ,an- will be matured and effected. of ,.e;a, aa together with other facts interest;na ;, purchasers, the public will be duly .s vised. JOHN ROGFnSs sS
 Dec l2 s7 = '-''e,
 0TThe Editors of the Huntsville n. mocrat, Nashville Republican, and T Ds, . Telegraph, will give the above foa, !. sertions, and transmit their accoun,, = the office of the Arkansas Advocate fa. ~ payment.
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FINE SNrrr.

4 QUANTITY Of Martinique Macca- "A boy, of superior quality, just re- ceiyed and for safe, wholesale and retail, at the Drug and Chemical Store of
 RITCHIE 4 VAN PRADELLES.
 Little Rock. Jan. 9, 1883. 40
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-01-16

RANDOLPH & KEATHLEsY. HAV VEestablished at Van Buren, Craw- \ \ ford county,
 Dry Goods Store, consisting of a large Stock Of DRY GOODS, as well as a very large Stock of GROCERIES, which they intend to keep constantly on hand, and sell as cheap as has ever been offered for sale, in this Territory, fOF Cash, Coe hides, Bees soaa, Tinlioac, S-c.
 They have taken into possession the WARE HOUSES, al this place, where they will attend punctaally to receiving forwarding, and shipping all GOODS, Sc. that may be shipped to them.
 RANDOLPH < KEATHLEY. December 1st, 1899. B 13w
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Laaed States of .Ameaica Territory of .4rhGnsns. Comfy of Washington. ) December Term of the Circuit Court, 1882. John E. Turner, complainant.
 US,
 John Jordan, defendant.
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CORD-WOOD.
[ S.s. j~ SS -sm .l q. -.I uaE; -.

DES. GSSl {. .llE, IL She FINDER their services in the yarious eA branches of their profession to the cit- izens of Little Rock, and ifs vicinity. in which place they have permanently set tied, and hope from assiduity and atten- tion, to share portion of the public pat ronage. One or the other may at all times be found at their office, if not profession ly absent.
 .Nogember. ls32 swtf 3a.
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OYsIIU AIRY.

DEPARTED this life on the 20th INST Mr.
EDWELL RICIIESON, % years and ! DAY S
of age. He was afflicted with the pulmonary dis
case in Louisville, Ktnlucky. His father SEM
for him, and he returned on the first Of March
last. Ills affection and travelling IN very in
element weather, seems TO have sealed his fate
for If medical skill or the nursing hand Of boating
parents could have saved him, he would yet live.
But, alas, Heaven had dec,ee | It otherwise and ls
parents and fCicnds have met with an irrcparabe
loss, and society Of its brightest ornaments He
bore his ailIctio.,, though severe, with becoming
fortude, and spoke Of death in the last hour of his
life as welcome messenger lie retained his
senses and speech to the last minute Of his life
bid his parents, brothers and sisters farewell, and
asked them when they would meet again and his
last words were, 4" ann going to sleep--l see them
waiting Up yonder for me"
DIED on Monday ih of March, Mr.. Ma
THAN era WFORD at his residence in the
county OF Nelson, in the s9th year OF his age.
He rode into his farm few days before his DEATH
during the nclement weather Of the last Of Febru-
ary and contracted cold which put end to
his existence Possessing sound mind, in
sound body. he enjoyed ia moderation. the bes
sings of LIFE ,hrouglra scr.ts n years, seldom sur
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pa1sad by any ot the human family II, Uas
one OF tho efficient patriots Of the Revolution and
on being asked IN Tho course OF last year II he did
not intend TO avail himself Of the benefit OF the
ponsion low Of Congress, he replied, | iou at
Tor The Liberty ef my country / obtained tt
have enjoyed 4, All leave ltas II rel inhefi.
lance 10 my children | ask Ia more lie was at
tached To the government Of hia country because lac
believed 1t contributed to restrain the bad s. to pro.
,oct the good IL. p"lislqn was drawn from the.
Bible, and was Of that maeliea hnd @.a'rh shey
cd that his Faith was not dead IL bas l,l ~
only son and Two Daughters, aud many grand
children, 10 trend the path winch he has .roI-It
lcuds through Natures hahiiatinn 10 Natures Col
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'vhe French Language.

ANlIOsE Ladies and Gentlemen Who are 6s9I@
- rous of acqufing an eaf9 and zyeets<6
knowledge Of this beautiful and fashiounble eonGue3
are respectfully Informed that Mr.. Nanegods'
soon', lover Messrs. Tuner s. Kerr, ID story
haek,) Is 10y open ior the reception Of pupils, -
The Evening" Of Mondays, Wednesdays and Fsi
days from : 10 Ia L II
Mr. Nanefedc WI aevtse n iasirciD 10 tho I.a-]
dies. Tie evenings Of Tuesdays, thursdays and
Saturdays
Be'ng ofitmnly from the ,stp IF Paris, his pa
Pls VIII hfYe i"e btst opportunity Of acquiring q
Phfe Paat4n accent md pteabHetafieH, being
led To speak Il from the first lesson
Nj eah be- seem lhroug hoat The day nj the
lore Of ~ Howe Davies, NAN Street, and on
class evenings at bs footn tren 10 Top. NJ.
We hage bern, and are uow engaged IN taking
aessoGr ~ The lfcneh language under The lnsiruc-
lion Of MY Narcredo an bes,des being convinced
of ha entire con, rcteney To lcach The language, do
hghlyapprose Of his ssle{l of instruction. and afo
fully satisfied and pleased w''b his assiduous niten-
nans happy faculty ofimparting his instructions,
And 50 cordially recommend thrso dcsirons Of OH
tuning Acknowledge ofthis elegant language to cn-
bfarr tic opportunity NV olIofded them
IN. " H,rcs, t1tB IL 1ardg,
Ro n stciioa N nm Latham
.h@es H. Borhod Tuners u. UoneHyc.
I'm. " Lamleft, Um kgie, ~
May . tsif
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n Ia tircun Superior Court Of Law ond Chan
AZ Gerry, continued aud held for Buck ing ham
county, al thu tonti house, on Friday the l1th
day OF April, 1888 sitting as Court OF Chance
ry.
Mildred johnson ,administratrix with the will an
neT"d Of Ri ~ Johnson, decd Pun. agninsi
Philip Johnson, K'nben Johnson, Lewis johnson
hobeit RIDDLE Rnd Nancy his wife peytou John.
son, I'm II, Johnson, Thomas johnson, MILAN
} Dunn mud sally his wife Elzabotn Johnson,
John johnson administrator of Chfntophrf John.
son, decd nnd IN his own right. Richard J hnson
samuel Meeginson aud Nary his wifi. Thomas
johnson, james Johnson, John H. Tp ggln.on aud
Martha h. wife, Emily Johnson, Washington
Johnson, Chapman Johnson, Napoleon Johnson,
AIeiandef JobunBU, InonHs JonDspu, Enuptt
Johnson Alfred +. Dllafd and Eilz beth his " ife
and Joseph East aud II zabeh his wife, Delts -
In Chancery.
This Cause camc on this day To he heard upon
the bill answers, exhibits aud examination OF wi
nesses aud was argued by counsel. 90 consider.
anon whereof the conr doth adjodgr, ordsf aud
decree. that one OF 'hs commissioners of this court
do examine, state aud settle the administration ac-
counts OF Mldied Johnson, eKecuiix OF Richard
Johnson, deceased, stating any matters thought
per'nen, by himself, required by the parties ts
be stated, anh make report thereof t. this cou,t
a Copy--Teste
H. ELDRiDGE G. &. 5. T..
The parties in tins cause Will take notice that OF,
"Wednesday TIE 26ib day OF Juno next, AT the la
yern Of William H. Wingfeld, Ia the town Of Ben
Creek shall proceed to state aud settle the &C
count in this cause directed. al which time and
place they required to produce al the aecesss.
~ court papess, and such proofs they may think
necessary. ROBERT hill NJ e.
Nav 27 eIw
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My 20
DICIYNOND PRICES.


ALL other dealers 10 visit this plnce to supply
themselves with Medicines, Drugs, &c, the sub
sctbcr has determined to offer them articles at the
Richmond prices. He has received a LARGE
part of his Spring supplies, and will continue TO
receive additions every few weeks. The LA tGE
NESS of the stock its VARIETY and sELEC-
TON of articles, IS ADMITTED tobe Equal
or Superior To any other IN Virginia. For sale al
my OLD STAND aud at the GOLDEN HEAD,
Bank Square, Lynchburg.
Howell DAVIES.
n. b The most prompt attention and ca't, by
experienced persons, will be used IN preparing
Medicines for Physicians and Families, and in
pulling up orders. Il d.
May 81 HIS
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New md SplendiA
i Il w n LIZ Y .
Watches, Silver j. Plated War

i dun, beion tte Mlftei U0p3e3
TURN then thanks lof the hhpral pa,tpn.
~ oge tbey base received. and respectfully IN
slie then luends aod easlon, - 10 call and exam
nv Their stocL OF Jowcry. WntahcA, Plated
Ware &c all Of winch have been recently put.
ohascd N the No,hefn matkeis, iot eash anu
winch viii be sold on The most reasonable toms
fhclt 3e@e.,y Watches md Patel " az sc
NJ arc Of the finest al best nstciiuls aaa being
selected b one ot tie partners, they cor con
hiehlly recommend tllnln to the public.
The Silver Ware, all Of winch is Englls4
manufacture, is Of the finest workmanship, and
warranted 10 be of SOLID Silver Among lhe all-
clos to winch we particularly invite our friends
aud cu"lomers to call aud examine, are one spch
dtly engraved Urn, Rich Coffee, Ten and Grcnu,
POS Sugar Dishes, Clusters, Dccanler slnios.
Iumicts &c. Sc
B-i' Watches oud Clocks repaired aud ali kinds
ofJewclry and Sllyeramilh s work executed IN thc
best manner
May e isif
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TIE NEXT GOVERNOR

The Fredericksburg Arena Expresses It's erel,f-
cation that public attention has been directed tin,
early to the gu ston of vino shall be the next
Gover.'or OF Virginia. The A1.na, t,dyertns l.
the nominations of Mcssrs. fazwe0 Boltax
Barbour and Gilmcr, heretofore mentioned n oef
columns remarks" Thy are AL ssn'lraa. oi
responsibility, but too much of Coy. Il ~, any
of thinking ior either to be chosen as his sucees-
sor"
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- In answer to our. enquiry, tic Norfolk
Herald remaks-" Mr. Loyal, at tine llustlnss,
in his Borough. ure1nivoc,y dc clarcd his dsap-
probation of HE Z, defamation. live mistake not,
he remarked that, however much he abominated
he olous doctrine of Notification, lie was still
more opposed to the dangerous hereses of the Pro-
clamation. MIR. Loyal reminds US of a sim'lc
used by Mr.. Randolph at Buckingham court
house, adlrcs,cd.o gentleman who was s2'''e-
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" A sssts AGES.

u A&RiE.,. 81 al. 3lst inst. Ivy the Rev WIN
>. Reil, WILLIAM MASSiE, Esq. of Nelson,
to Miss ARAB u, daughter of the late Boiling
CLARK, Esq. Of ampbcl county.
-, IN Highland couaty, Ohio, Mr.. JOHN
", TIABERlAhE., f,merly of Campbell coun-
~, Va. to Miss MARY, daughter Of Jonathan
saunders, Esq
--, un Wed"' sJ'y ius', the eed mot. h., the
Rev. Horny pevloa, Mi BENZ. FRANKLIN
RpYAlL, of Lynchburg, TO Miss LOUISA
ushcr pfthe late VIM Shelton, of Nelson.