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The Arkansas advocate., 1833-07-10
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 Mir. SEVER, we are told, has been rhisperiag to the people of this county, (Puiasti), that publication would shortly appear, against MT. CRfTTENDEN, that will make his friends stare. Let 1t come. The friends of Crittenden are willing and pre- pared to meet, (and repeD, any charge or slonder that may be propagated and circula- ted against him, IF IT COMES OUT IN SEA- SON. But. 1t IS said, they are to be debar- red the opportunity of replying to the con templated publication, IN TIME TO HAVE ANY ERREcT-that t is to bs printed {{m handbillr we presme) 7 and allowed just time to circulate through the Territory be- fore he election, and will not make its ap- pearance here, until two or three weeks af- ter its circulation abroad preventing there by the possibility of a response in time to have any effect ID distont parts of the Ter ritory. The people should be on their guard against such tricks. The candidates for Delegate to Congress, have been before them for the last five months, and their re- spective claims and qualifications freely and fully (we wish we could say feirly) canyassed. If Mir. Crittenden had been guilty of any act which would be calcula- ted, if known, to weaken the confidence of his friends and supporters, why has it not been brought out betore, and laid before the public? For the very good reason, gentle reader, that no tangible charge could be urged against him. him. Tie The cause of Coi. Sevier is desperate, and he only hopes to succeed by ealumniating and slandering MT. Crlttenden. If he will come out with his charges, between this and the 18th of the present month, they shall be promptly met, and, We have no hesitation in saying, us promptly refuted. If, after that lime, any thing should appear against Mir. CrIttenden, m the way of ehayges. we hope the public will disregard them, as 1t will be manifest to all, that the object of the party is to de- cefge the people, and palm upon them false- hood for fact. We now challenge the party to come out, if they have any thing to urge against Mir. Crittenden, and give his friends a fair and equal chance to respond and cir- cuiafe-
 It should be borne in mind by the public, that aa our mails are areekly, save one, and arrive at this place on Thursday of each week; and that publication which appears in either paper, on Wednesday, cannot be qnseee'ed and printed in time to send off by the mails on the following day.
 We again caution the people to be on their guard, and not suffer themselves to be t'3eked out of their votes. If Sevier or his friends have any charges to urge against Mir. Crttenden, NOW is the time to bring them forth.
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Respectfully,
 JOHN H. COOKE. E. W. LEE.n


 Drs. CocKE and LEE say, smequrocallg, that for the last two or three weeks. ssthere has been d complete suspension of tine work upon the buiEding,'' and that .sthose avF,o hare been employed about Me building, y have told them that sit is for want of funds." At gathering on Saturday last, m Saline township, Dr. Cooke was re- ierred to, and he made the same declara- ton, in the presence of Mir. Sevier. If we have not been misinformed, MT. Seyier han'seJ' on the same occasion, adaaitted that there was scarcity of funds.!
 What will Woodruff say to the letter gi- ven above? Dare he deny the truth of the statements therein contained! We guess not. He would rather be ercused. He knows they are true, and that it would not be altogether sate to give them a denial.
 One who is not acquainted with Wood ruff' to hear him talk of "sease Of shame,'' ''honor'' &c. would never suppose that he had been guilty of direct and corrupt Perjury, and that it could be proven in a court of justice.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-07-10

ESSy Ill {k A tties A|et S7e-s~ that 1t IS none of theis bussmssy-tnat the Governor IS doing rigl,t, and has more sense than the whole body of shem put to- gether.
 The time was, and within our recollcc- ton, too, when the Governor and Delegate did not get along quite so smoothly together. Both were jealous of each other- But all at once they became the best friends i'll the world, and the Delegate has never suffered an opportunity to pass, where po7cea and patronage could be placed in the hands of the Governor. His first act, was to place at the disposal and direction of the Gov ernor $20,000 to repaia the Little Rock and Memphis road; he next gave him the sole .as..,ag ge.aent of the Fen Sections and l ,00o acres. The $20,000 the Governor has distributed among his own, and the per- sonal and political friends of Col. Sevler.-- The people rather kicked up at this pro- ceeding of the Governor; but the Delegate told them, that J hey got C good road, it acos no business of tkei9ss aekat becomeoj the money The greater portion of the s'2o,- i 'oO0, we are told, has been expended, and that the road, with the exception of a few bridges, Is noau but little better than 1t was 
 before the appropriation was made.- Strangers who have recently travelled it, say that in many places the bushes have not even been cut out and removed 4 large portion of this money has been paid to what are termed 0vERsEERs, atthe tune of FIVE DOLLARS per day. Almost every fifth or sixth man employed on the road, goes by this .fue dollar title; and every sixth or seventh item ill the accounts, {made out to mate the transaction look fair at Washing'- lou City), we are informed, makes honor able mention of an 0vERsEER.
 i What has become of the TEN SEC TON MONEY, or who has got 1t, the Lord only knows Some say, Ashley has it, and is determined to hold on to it. others, that Governor Pope has diridedit among his friends here, and has made his escape to Kentucky, and left the people ol Arkansas to gehistle for State-house.
 Is 1t not fair to conclude, that Seyier and Pope understood each other?
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Nsas paper in .arkas...
 coIutany a prospectus will hs a alsl fishing a newspaper iathe ,o,s' s'aa ls { to be called the Helena H,a.' r,, 2 asl' first number was issued .. 'a'a' 1t has our best wishes s'0'idag
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THE sTATE-HoUsE-AGAIN.


 AIr. sevier's understrapper, in his last paper, declares that the .state-house has not STOPPED FOR WANT OF FUNDS. nor FROM ANY OTHER CAUSE, and showers up on the Editor of the Advocate all the abuse and foul slang he is master of, because he had said (whatis true that 1.-THE BUILD ING HAS CEASED TO PROGRESS FOR WANT OF FUNDS" In our last paper, we noticed this subject at some length, and referred the public, for the cor recmess of our statement, to two gentlemen of this town, who live in the neighborhood ofthe site selected for the building. They have since politely furnished us with the following letter. Let the public read 1t, and decide which Is the FLYING OR GAN"-the Advocate or the Gazette.
 "Little Rock, Jtly 4th, 1883.
 'tMR. BERTRAND--Reference having been made to us, i'll your paper of yester- day, for the correctness of your statement relative to the progress of the State-house, we have only to say, that we have had an opportunity ofyiewing, daily, tke progress of the State-house, and, until within the last tleo or three aceeks, it appeared to advance rapidly ,butDURING THAT PERIOD, there has been a COM PA4 E,EE SPEENNSiON OF IE E WORK UPON THE BUILDING; the cause of thatsuspen- sion' we are not positively apprised of, but have been told by those who HAVE BEEN EMPLOYED ABOUT FsiE BUILDING, that 1t is for WANT OF FUNDS.
 Respectfully,
 JOHN II. COOKE.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-07-10

NESS, PRIVATE, the Delegate tells them that it IS none of tseis b5ussmsss-tiiai the Governor is doing right and has more sense than the whole body of them put to- gether.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-23
DR.. RELIES
Nntnnica Drops.

Vsone ofthe INST eioscious conp0unnse W
terra a-,i,cs foe the cure OF that ciess vi os nd
sis.,ses produced BY impure state OF me sna
st.ted habit ay, aud usually evnI%s ,he%
ssvss an the forms Of scrola salt rheum ieprosy' "
,so,,. Sc f-yr- sores, (even when the bones are
afFss,ed white swe'lngs IF applied with Dr. Jeoos
Gni,oe Mt fol AMI obstinate ulcers sore legs a"a
said head in children, scurvy and scorbutic gou, pun
ei or car5unclel faces fostering erupt'on' ana
real ,ans throughout the body in which last case the
Drop, often cure when mercury fails They are also
the best spring and sutumnai phvsic. to purify ana
cleanse the system from humours which frequently sp
near Al these seasons Of the year. They also AID the
process Of digestion, and by purifying the BLOOD pre-
vent the secretion Of malignant humoars on the lungs
her Of cures effected by these Drops not only IN bos'
ton and its vicinity, but throughout the Union, Tor 10
best proof of their excellence unfi,llng aera
,; iicine, in all the cases above specified TINS
Article has recently been by s sr
of the 6rsI responsibility, who had witnessed us SUI
,r.ing e,cy as entitled in his opinion TO tase tae
lend Of all tie popular articles kno:on t9r the aoo5e conn
v!1nis; AMI indie ed it is fast gaining tins poin'
lie estimation, throughout the country.
Price 81 O Bottle, or Sir Bottles for s5'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-23

'INHE above Ointment is recommended TO the public
l. safe and certain remedy for those obstinate
diseases. of which have long baie3 thc ski!.
of medical science:
LIST White swelings of every descriptions
I'd Sore legs and Ulcers ofiong standing,
Sd schrrus OF sianduar tunors. particularly those
hardened tumors in WON ms breasts, which oftentmes
terminate in liberated cancers;
4th Felons; or VIVA, some people know by the name
of catsrrhs, of every desert pton.
5th Rheumatic pans oitle ioints;
9th Sprains and bruises of every description, or in
whatever part situate;
9TH letters Of all kinds. In this complaint the pa
TENT in applying the ointment, must keep the par
out water;
9Th Chlolains or parts affected BY frost.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-23

painful complaint. without going into detail. lie
deems it enoughto that he has in possession the
most testimonials that it has more completely
aasyered the for heh ii eas intended than any
other popular Medicine
This remedy is perfectly innocent in its application
to all conditions, ages and sexes Full directions, De
scription of the complaint, SC. accompanying each
packet, which consists of two boxes, Ointment Gha
Eectuary. Price, 81 for the Whole or 50 cents Ou'
one of,he-articlesis wanted =.
.. None are genuine uaess signed on the ooisae
wrapper By the sole proprietor I 6L'DEn ," ., his
Counting Room, over No. SO, Court street. near con,
cert Hall, Boston, and also by his special appointment
BY WM. . Ao s,.nn.Jr;a
Fdirfir Srect, II e@"N'u't--
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-23
Dyspepsia!
no JNOIGESTION,

or long standing and Of the nsosl oos 1a T,.a
cha, 1e,.r hqs been Immediately reherea, ana ys.'
p:rmqeny cured. in variety OF cases .ns "r, ;; ne
Cured in Bo>to, sad vicinity oy using 70. =
DR. RELIES VEGETABLE SPEClflC
4VTEBILIOUS PILLS,
both of which to be taken tose,ner aecoru's "
in, The Specific. Price so cents each
y,ae are geaane uaess sigaed on the on =,
printed vrqoper. By tie Sole Proprietor 4 kfDDEn,
;nnsYi ne successor 10 the late Dr. W. Y Con'caY FOR
sale At his Counting Room, over NO ~ Cou.. 80
nnsr Concert Hall Boston and also BY his ESPECIAL up
pointment by w VI . an .,s.
FubJuL oHees He~1.-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-23
SpAenaiA FURNITURE.
CHARLES KOONES,


Cabinet, Chair and Sofa Maker, Kim g. merit do,,
to the corner Of Aifrsd street.
HAS on hand, and constantly manufactures gec.
III raj assortment of
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE
Which, for elegance and durability ,deRes conpeti,ic.
His stock, generally consists Of
Grecan and plain sofas, cuuches ndouuges
Mahogany and all kinds of drawing.room chSir,
Grecsn, winged and single wardrobes
PedesaEend ,idebosris with marble tops snd miro,
Gothic and various other ditto
Pier tables with marble aad mahogany top,
Piler and block lining, card aud breaSfssttsbe,
do claw do do do do
PLAIN do do do do 10
Centric o. loo Ga
French and vsriou other bureaus, with sno y,,h,r,
mirrors
LaIieslr.s,ng tables, with and without mirrors
otto workstands and music stools
Ditto snd ,entlemen's sbinet, secrets les and boot
Wristbands with marble and mahogany tops
Ricni. carved and PLAN nIhog any, bird c, e. and ru
rigle and common beaJstesJs
Cribs cradles, shaving do POI table ct,
and every other article 10 the cabiRetine
LIKEHYSE,
Mahogany ofysrious kinds, steam sawed, curlsni
shaded venec-s, co?slysnsh, 'acking bottoms, cord;
9io3, Larcaa53Es, sc.
The ABOVE Articles viii be disposed offor casLO;,o
punctual persons GA the most iberslterms.
Averv extensive patronage from Westinghouse.
ces me to saw tnatIv wi isiverfurnture to any Dur,
ciiaserin that city free ofexpence.
Trimmings Carving srscMed IN iisbeSfmanntr
may 20
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District Of COtuNtbia.
alexandria County, TO ri''

alexandria County, to ri':
OCTOBER Term, 1852.
william Morgan, Complainant, !
against
Adam Lynn, executor OF Esther HALEY, vino wss
the only surviving executriX Of William Isl
lev. deceased; Thompson HALEY one Of the Dc
visees OF the said william, Nathaniel Gates, and
Anna his life, and Eleanor Nesoit-ahich ss'd
Ann, and Eleanor are two Of the daughters and
devisees ofthe said WIN. HALEY, decd; -
little. and kveIins his wife, and Ann HALEY
the latter an infsn, under the age OF ,wen'yont
years which said Evelins ard Ann are th; ohh :,
children of Robert iIslley, deceased, who VS.
q son and devsee Of the said w lillian Haley.
deceased; william II. Moore, Peter & 'oinS,
and Ann his wife; William u Gunneli, snd h'
~ his wife; Bushrod Powell, and Cs,aarne o.
his wife; John J Moore, and E!zsbeh Moore
which said william H., Ann, Mary Csshhne
C., John J and Elizabeth, are the cnl' th'd
rem and heirs at law of Mary Moore, sho"tr I"
the daughters and deyisees 1T the said Wi!"-'"
HALEY, deceased, Defendants,
vIlAE Defendants, Thompson Ha'ley, Nal Gu"
L Gates. and Anna his wife, Eleanor Ne'li, -
Little, and Evelina his wife. Ann Eairs NnU'n 4.
Moore, Peter Cooling. aud Ann hIs wife, iIH'n v
Gunnell ard Mary his wife, Bushrtd Power, aI y,
thsribe C.. hi wife, John }. Moore, AID t'".
Moore, not having ent, red their appearance ''' ~
security, according TO The statute ard Vie f%e' " c '
Court; aud it appearing to the satisfaction % ,.,g ,.
that they are not inhabitants OF the DISTRICT OF WV
bia; on the motion of the Complainant, ~ h''
it is OHDERrD That the said absent refehdih,'
pear here on or before the first day oithe neM "''
Of this Court, and the bill OF the Com, =.
and give security for performing the Jeet5s' -
Court; and that copy Of this order br io''h'~ =.
lished in the Alexandra Phenix G'ze''e "..!
months successfully. and that another cop! D.f
Test: Ell, LIE, I"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-23
BRITISH ANrIsEPrIC DENTRIFICE.
REMEDY FOR
NNeUMatism.

Il formity. ana the premature old age, which are
the u,u,I attenasns of this disorder suffered by
ntny fron despair ola or disappointment in the
eli :acy Of ta. aanerous pretended inid1tes used to
efec, this purpose. Bat those who have made far
trislof
mr.. JEYB'S CELEBRATED IMMINENT,
even in use. of long standing, and othe most
hav. re :eved certain relief, and many have
been cured in few days. some in "a hours! asa num-
be-,f .-.ons in Boston aud vicinity, vino were for
m .riy Al .ti with the Rheum isn, have very fully
Testified. Certificates are m possession "f .he rropri
c,or p,oying he most thorough and surprising cures
b, mans af this powerful Lniment, ia Cases where
Oh - ,oarpyei ,oi,s;i n had u cery failed rhe
I,n,lt i $50 issl ytn SUCCESSION 9'rains,
TIn,,.s< j;T,ess ofthe Joints, Chllolsins, &c.
Price, 50 cts. bottle.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-23
DR. JEsB,s CELEBRATED LINIMENT,
DUMFRIES'
EVE WATER.

sN,S snre or md .ned Eyes gives immediate ease
4 and relief On recent sore eyes the etectis most
sslutary. Where the complaint has been OF years
stan t,ar AMI in exceeding bad cases. the most
iasxoec,e All .srable relief has been found IN the
use OF this Ers y,rsa. after every other remedy had
failel. M,ny persons who have used it. pronounce
the 5est preparation for those complaints they have
ever met with, especially cases of soreness or in
inf naion Of long standing. Price IS cts bottle.
'.'None are genuine unless signed on the outside
priated wrapper by the sole proprietor, T. KiDDER,
i'm Mediate successor TO the late DIR w. L. CeNwAr-
Fur sale At ais Counting 3oou over No 49, Court st,
near ;oa;,rt Hail. Boston, anil also by his specia, ap
pontment, by VIZ. SFABf.ER
apr arSheet .f1erandria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-23
Dr. RELIES AROMATIC PILLS,
FOR FEMALES!

ZNHEY purify the blood, quicken its circulation as
y sst the suspended operations ofnature' and are
general remedy for the prevailing complaints amoss
the female part of socety They pills are particularly
efcacious in the Green Sckness Palp'fat'on OF me
Heart Giddiness, Short Rreath, Nns'ng ofme sprns'
Us;ee,;on and Dissemination TO Exercise and Society.
Married ladies will find the Pills equally useful except
in case. Of pregnancy phen they must not De .aFsn;
neither must they be taken by persons Of hectic OF
consumptive habits. Price 81 50 a box
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-23

hamps
lust received from Boston. per schooner Trans.
u port. very handsome assortment ut
Cut, Ground and Plain ENTRY L.7TPS,
of the most fashionable description. Also on hand
English BroIzed Astral Lamps
DO do Hantel do
DO Brass Shop do
Do Tin Wall do
Together with large assortment of China & Glass
ware of every description offered for sale moderate
TERMS wholesale or retail.
Window Glass Of every size and good quality.
JAMS HUGH g. SMITH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-23
.9ts0,
1" The celebrated CAMBRIAN TOOTH

~. The celebrated CAMBRIAN TOOTH
ACHE PILLS, which give immediate relief,
without the least injury to the teeth On trial ths will
be found one of the best remedies known tor this
plant Price SO cents a box.
=. None genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper by the sole Proprietor, T RiDDER,
Immediate successor TO the lac DR. w II Conway For
sale at his Counting Room, over No. SO, Court street.
near Concert Hail. Boston, and nv mis- special appoint
ment, by WM. siAb o,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-23
New Classical and English
ACADEHY

New Classical and EnSllsh
ACADEMY.
rJNHE Subscriber respectfully announces to the in
habitanis of Alexandra, that he has this day open
ed Classical and English Academy, in the house re
Gently occupied Vt. Vowel. Esq. on Water st.
The undersigned Is himself ottht resent occasion
to say that he designs to establish himself permanent
ly in this place. and to devote his undivided time ard
attention 10 the srduous and important duties of an
Instructor of Youth. The most approved and efficient
system of education will he adopted and every means
employ ed to promote the improvement of his pupils
which much experience as Teacher has suggested
to him as mos, conducive to that end The discipline
will BE- MIDI and invariably enforced. The course of
studies will comprise the Greek and Latin Classics, the
French language, and the Mathematics, will. their
useful apple 4tons to practice; besides The Gle
mentary branches of an English Education
Terms of admission and hours Of attendance made
known on application at the Academy
H. I CROSsiH.
Reference is respectfully made to Taylor, Pey-
ton Thompson, Daniel Br! IN, and VIM. l.. Hodgson,
Esqs. Jan I-dlw&eou
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-23
m RELFE'S ASTHMATIC PILLS,
~ To THE LADIES!

STS7 HE and SOUND TEEIHsre both an orna'
w nant and blessing. The best security tut
m j, advantages IS to he found in the use otthe
BRITISH ANrISEPrIC DENTRIFlCE.
Thisv.-y .,a-,nt ro,th P,s.er with very little
use rdicstes IN. Scurry in the Gurus, aud prevents
the accumulation Of Triar which not only osackens
but lo,s-ns the teeth aud scceera,es their decay
The ID, utri6ce thus the prep nins causes 81
OEsos;re Breath preserves the hea tiness and fond
mes Of The Cans, and renders the Teeth BEAUTIFUL
,rhi!s Price 50 cents,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-23
Office ofMe Chesapeake E. Ohio Canal Company,
WASHINGTON. Feb 9th, 1883.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 9th, 1855.
NOTICE is her by given. that an nstalnent of two
~ dollars and fifty cents per share, (behg the S3th
ins,&nem) every share Of stock in the Chesapeake
aud Ohio Canal Company. is required to be paid on the
22i day Of april x sfuT'her SUN oftwo dollars and
fifty cents per share (beiog The 56,h nsalment. on
the 4,h oa, OF Ma, next, further sum Of two dollars
and fifty cents per share (being the 37th 'nstslmen
ON he IS day y: Nay next; and further sum ottwo
dollars and fly per share (oeng the Ssh install
men Oh the 10h la, Of June next which instruments
must be paid the credit of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal COMPANY to the Cashier OTHER officer of Ell
Their of the following Banks, VIZ:
The Branch Bank OF the United States al Washington
Bank Of sshinstun, do
Patriotic Bank, do
Bank of the Metropolis, do
Farmers and Mechanics Bank at Georgetown
Bank Of Alexandria, at Alexandra
q nix of Potomac, do
F,rmer's Bank of Alexandria, do
Bagerstown Bank, in Iisgerst"wn, Md.
Branch If the Valley Bank. III Charestown, Va
And the Branch of the Valley Bank, in Lessburg, Va.
d, order OF the President and directors.
JOHN r. INGLE,
Clerk Ches. & Ohio Canal Company.
1S JuuclO