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The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25
JESSE L. sM,,,,. Tin and Irron Eron

9,aN ,, - TIE LARGE corrrp.a >Si , A a of Little Rock a,; gs9s a, J, the ci!i i!!is.,. generally, that lie has ooa y' me Ierrila. this town, on the Alley np psned sho0 ! the rlyer' next door east of iee a bank $ {. Arkansas lnn for thc purpose pssnpAsdiI E sdI on the above business io rSIe sll d ot carrya' branches Allorders for ?; n, Us diHere5' uescrlpaon, or for coyer;no are of an copper, tn, or lead, will be sv houses sI despatch, and on reasonable a1,Aaseuted sd
 Intending to make a ner,0..las, .eflas,
 ii' tins town, ne hopes by his assi5' Q'catioI sersel attention to business, g,'qlllty to @ sa feeelve liberal share of the D. uatrea %erlt al the citizens and public genera'ls ap'dls,r0nageo Latfte Rock, .Nay 20, ls33 ls.sy d,c
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25
DI2UGS AND MEDICIINr..

\ UST received from New York :, V Baltimore, per steamer Iitfle p.9s s1s afresh assortment of Drugs and .jFsJisss sSsl Paints, Oil, Glass, &c. which we ,,'n'a' ,y;I1 5 wholesale and retail, on accomnod.,sl lsl terms, for cash, or approved rgEa'll eraS;'a tho Drug and Chemical store of s'''' z
 RITCHIE & VAN PRADFIfFS 50 lbs Galomel, EngI60 lbs Nluriat a.;l5 40lbs Tart. Emetic 60 oz Sul Qn;n;oa i,.'li 100 lbs Chloride ofI20lbs Flake Mann,
 Lime, 30 lbs Sienna leyis I gross seldlitz 1o lbs Pulg Rbubsb
 Powders, 20 lbs CanfBariJs' : 4 do Soda do. 60l58 Sup GarbSo bbls Castor Oil, 40 lbs Tart Acid I'4'' 2 do Lamp Oil ,70 lbs Puly Roc5e.
 Fall strained, Salts. 'sa' 100 lbs Oil of Vitriol, ,I50lb Camphor, 100 lbs Nitric Acid, I5 lbs Gum Oninm Carpenters Fluid extract of sarsapari,
 do Oil of Canthariden.
 do do Cubebs,
 Piperine. ICroton Oil. Magic Matches, Eau de Cologne Thermometers, Naples Shaving Sos Amputating Instruments 6e. Togs5eH with a great variety of other articles na. ally kept in our line. ALSO-DyeS Sn7# Spt Turpentine; Gopal and Japan Earnnbl &.c.
 Liltle Rock, .Hay 8, 1883. 5tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25
FINE SNuFR

A QUANTITY of Martinique n.,. gA boy, of superior quality " ;' .aace ceiyed and for sale, wholesale and 5usl [ at the Drug and Chemical Store os 'sssl
 RITCiIE {. VAN PRADFI | n.
 Little Rock, Jan. g, Is33 1''''i1S.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25
JOHN MARTIN. AARGsrEFIElNg Blacksmith, GunsnlitIl, and
 Founder.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs bis old cn. La toners and the public generally, ,th,. he has opened a NEw SHOP, immediateI below Dr. Watkins, and opposite l6 family residence ofR. c. Byrd lat tbeaigl of J, MARTIN, GUN AND BLACKSMITH where he Is prepared to carry on alll4 above brances of business.
 He will make and repair SllRlGlllleAl. s J x llllGl INSTRUMENTS of every descriptoa- SIDE ARMS of all kinds made and paired, in tie best possible manner NA. CHINER ' ofali kinds repaired. BLAUh. SMITHlNG of every kind done al ibt shortest notice, and in the best mannef- He IS also prepared to do all kindsofStean' boat work.
 As his charges will be moderate, and by work executed in the best manner and a the shortest notice, he hopes for shared the public patronage
 All orders from distance will i promptly attended to, if accompanied Rln the CASE.
 Little Rock, Apra24, 1883. y
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25
DuNN M LOWRY.

In addition to the stock, they IaEs E' z. ceiyed per steamers Reindeer and ias Rock, from New-Orleans, large ana ssn. eral supply of GROCERIES, inclOol'5
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25
Executors Notice..

rEyHE undersigned, executors of the last
 A will and testament of HEwEs ScULI, deceased, late of the county of Arkansas, having obtained from the Clerk of the County Court of said county, in vacation, Letters Testamentary on the estate ofsaid deceased, bearing date the 18th of July, 1883, hereby give notice to all persons having claims against the deceased, to ex- hibit he same in due form of law, to the undersigned, within 12,months from the date ofsaid Letters Testamentary, or they may be precluded from having any benefit of said estate. And all such claims that are not exhibited within five years from the date ofsaid letters, will be forever bar red.
 All persons indebted to the estate, are requested to call at the storesroom lately occupied by the deceased, in the Post of Arkansas, fwhere they will find their notes and accoonts,) and make immediate pay ment.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25
- r EHEHE OHIO.
WRITTEN FOR THE ADVOCATE. Los TIEMPOs. CANTo IXTH AND LAST.

tfail muse or muses! until now forgot, In this our epic--pray take no offence That have hailed you in this parting
 spot Invoking being au fait when we com
 mence-- And without bashfulness be pleased, in
 short To take for granted all the compliments, Common in epics such as Pm indicting, Which treat as this does of love, war and
 fighting. And now for Castaby and so forth, muses! Its waters have been muddy tho of late, For every body dabbles there that choos-
 es-- In every corner poets lie in wait, Until old fame her laurel wreath refuses 'o aGyy applicant early oi late The world no more the plough-boy bard
 will hug, And rhymes have come at last to be drug In every village shines youthful poet, And sometimes half dozen-all in print They all have genius, and they mean to
 show it-- They ope their mouth, although there's
 nothing int And the world bears--poor world, how it
 doth rue it- Books crowd upon it, fresh from out the
 mint, And very nearly of the valuation Of a below par July fourth oratIon.
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-09-25

nothing III t-- And the world bears--poor world, how it
 doth rue it- Books crowd upon it, fresh from out the
 mint, And very nearly of the valuation Of below par July fourth oration. And there are stanzas full of prettinesses, After the fashion ofLeigh, Hunt and Co., And ancient thought, served up in bran-
 new dresses And fre-dy sparks that once in Moore did
 glow Horrors whose parontage Lord B. con
 fesses, Yet altered till their sire them scarce
 could know And epigrams and lines, and pretty som
 nets, To ladies stockings, rings, and curls, and
 bonnets. Not that the sin lies wholly on our side Of the Atlantio-no, the costly things That every year sends to us OCT the tide, Have as much borrowed lustre on their
 wings, As any Souvenir that gives US pride, And Mrs. Cornwall Baron Wilson sings Much like mocking bird, whose Iustrous
 notes Are caught and stolen from its fellows
 throats. No Shakespeare. Byron, Shelley, can we Our owu--but we can boast a name or two Equal to some of England's spirits tall- We have some stars--indeed we have a
 few Although our mountains 5e not quite as
 tall-- Our streams as large, our upper heaven as
 blue, As those that God so generously lent, At making of the nobIer, better continent. Let not John Bull ba angry now at this-- My dear John Bull!--we have in fact some
 poets, Altho' thing not to be thought of, 'tis That one so dignifed as you should know You EngIishmen too regal are I wis, To read our books, and then plead guilty
 to 1t, And we have nought that you could deign
 to mention, Nought that could claim John Bulls au-
 gust attention. And modesty's excluded from the creed Of your true Englishman--nothing' like
  Hts towns--his books--eyen an English
 weed outshlnes the flower that yankee winds
 have famed And any Englishman that knows to read The Psalter-Walker-Murray' reader, The Quarterly, is match for any one Whom only yankee skies have shone upon. He yield the palm of knowledge ge!-not he To any man simply AmeTicau-- A. B.-A. M.--M. D. or l.. l.. D. An English cobbler's intellect can span Any American sand as to me, am afraid lest quarrel fan, By saying that we have bard or two, Beneath the influences of our skies that
 grew. have no time for critiques now at all, Or for dlscussion-- take name or two Halleck, Sands, Bryant, Dana, Perciyal, Pierpont, Neal, Wiliis-names not strange
 or new, Rent, Leggett, Hillhouse, Brooks, nor
 these are all For women lend their names Parnassas to- Sigonrney, Brooks, Hale, Smith and many
 more, Some living praised, some dead whom we
 aSPiOASs As for the smaller fry, Heaven give them
 bread! And grant the world patience, theirrhymes
 withal-- Their milk and water lines you'll see out
 spread in divers newspapers both great and small, By whose sage editors these wights are fed With pap of praise for each astounding
 scrawl, In Souvenirs and annuals, and such Eternal things that time can never touch. Here you shall see one sit and make his M lay The dandy poet and the ladys man, The favorite of fashion, and the day He rhymes of wo and life's monotonous
 span, And hearts for woe grown sere, and heads
 grown gray,
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auction Notice,

YHHE undersigned, having declined leaving Alexan.
dra, respectful, tenders his thsrks TO his friends
70. their liberal patronage, and FILTERS himself that by
promp, ard faithful discharge of the several duties
which may devolve upon him rs
AUCTIONEER AND GENERAL COMMITS.
SION MERCHANT,
to merit con nuance Of public favor Sales Of Real
Estate, Stocks, Furniture, Merchandise, and other ar.
ticles, out Of do rs, particularly attended to.
Having large and convenient Warehouse, situsted
in the most central business part of the city. King
between Washington and St Asaph streets. he is pre-
pared to receive Goods Wares and Merchandise; also
Furniture of every description.
Persons Intending to leave town would find to their
pose heiI Furniture with him, to be sold
they may and those disposed to purchase
exchange old for Furniture would do well to give
hun call. dec II GEO. VIII r.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-13

10 the Senate yesterday, Message was re-.
ceived from the President of the United States,
refusing to communicate copy Of his Cabinet
Manifesto, as called for by a resolution of the
Senate yesterday, on the ground that that they
had no right to make such call. After some re-
marks from Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Grundy, the Mes
rage was laid on the table.
Mr.. Grundy moved that the election Of Com.
mittees be postponed till Monday. The postpone
ment was urged also by Mr.. Webster, and oppo.
sed by Mr.. Clay. Carried-ayes %; nays ls.
The Senate then adjourned to Monday next
In the House Of Representatives yesterday,
variety Of petitions were presented from differ
ent quarters Of the Union, and referred to ap
prOpriate Committees.
Mr.. Folks motion for reconsidering the vote
Of the House which referred the Report Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury to the Commit
tee of the whole House on the state Of the
Union, then coming up, after some debate between
Mr.. Polk aud Mr.. Chiffon, Mr.. McDuffie rose
and delivered most eloquent speech in opposi'
ton to the course of the Secretary. He was fol.
lowed by Mr. Cambreleng; and Mr.. Binney next
took the floor.
When Mr.. Binney concluded, Mr.. McKinly,
of Ala, spoke; and he was followed by Mr..
Wayne. A call was then made for the previous
question, which, however. was not sustained;
and the House, on motion of Mr.. Watmoush,
adjourned ill to morrow this day
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-13
II cal e g TIE.
j Valuable Farm 4ar sale.

.AaA wish to sell CLIFTON. II is
sbH&NUR situated about three miles from Alexsn.
I&4 'dria, Immediately between that place and
~ Mount Vernon II contains Two Humid.
red and Fifty Acres-ah hundred of which are in
wood. lying in body that side of the tract near
est Alexandria-the balance is divided into three fields
and well enclosed by the best post and rail fence
The soil was originally good the fields have been
well ditched and cleaned. and by udicious cultivation
are rapidly improving. The Orchards number more
than six hundred fruit trees, young. vigorous and bear
ing apple, peach pear cherry, apricot and nectarine
The Improvements W. re made by gentleman who
spared cost to complete plsn designed with great
taste They consist Of brick dwelling house Of two
wings connec ed by q colonade-each wing contains
five rooms. flushed in the handsomest style. The out
houses Of brick, and convenient and sufficient
for large establishment. The whole has lately been
thoroughly repaired pump Of excellent water is in
the yard. The hou>e is a commanding omlnence,
whe e health has always been enjoyed, and as sum.
mer residence has no superior. The view is at once
grand and beautiful To the north, the house is ap.
preached through an avenue three hundred yards in
length, of large and beautiful trees; and the gardens
and orchards arranged each side Of this
nue. as to give grace and beauty The view from
the house through the avenue is shut up by the wood
land TO the SOUTH east and west the prospect is al
most unlimited.
On the east you look upon Fort Washington and
cultivated country in the State of Maryland. On the
south, Mount Vernon, object with which every
American associates all that is ercstng and vsnera
BILE. is Immediately under the eye, with ten or fifteen
thousand Of fine campaign country, spread out
directly between the two hills, diversified by witness
and cultivation in endless variety
he River Potomac for ten miles is visible from
Clifton; and when wLitened by the sails Of busy
commerce, oftentmes il. forms picture that can.
not ne without pleasure To the west, st the
distance OF thirty miles, the magnificent Blue Ridge
ps.nly Distinguished.
have also far sale very handsome pair Of we'll.
matched Csrrisge Horses: they grey; over sixteen
hands high; Young, handsome, active and gentle, snc
draw wei
The will be accommodating. for which apply
70 TNOS. w. HEWITT
dee 9-dlwSeotf
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COMMERCIAL.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Dec. 10.

Since our last report business has been extreme.
ly dull owing to the pressure in the money mar.
ket The sales of Superfne Flour do not exceed
1850 bsls, at IS so per br!; Of which, about
200 brls were sold in small lots Rye Flour
maintains its price-sales Of only 1875 brls have
been reported this week, at IS 6e4 per bril- -
Corn Meal-"e have no sales reported, il is held
at IS. The demand for Corn is limited, but
the supplies coming in are toeraby large
About 80, 900 bushels new yellow sold at IS cts,
at which price other lots are now offered:
Com. Herald
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Trginia Real Estate Brokerage and &c
neral .4gency Office,

Fourteenth street. Ca few doors from siain street
Byrd's Warehouse, RICHMOND, Va.
4 n ORce under the above title has been recently
N established, and is now open, IN Richmond, Va.
in Conn ction with the Emgrsnt Agency Office. New.
York, for the purpose Of making purchases. etectng
sales an lease, Of and loans Real Estate and other
propert,; also attending to a General Brokerage and
Agency Business Also connected with an established
Agency Office in the City OF New Orleans, La for max.
ing purchases and effec,ing sales OF NEGHJES male
and female Therefore, owners who have Slaves cal
cuaied for Southern market comprising stout. heal.
thy and active Mech mics, Field Hands, General La.
borers, House Servants, and Family Domescs, from
10 IS Of age, can. through the medium OF this
Office, find speedy caeh sales.
n B. Al personal or written applications will meet
with due attention
PS No letters or communications taken from the
Post Office unless pos, paid
JAMES McFALI.'& Co
dec 10 SIN Richmond, Va.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
~ POSTPONED TILL TUESDAY NEXT.
BY GEORGE WHITE
MiNeA Raisins Eronaa &e

Wines, Raisins. Grapes, &c.
1T AUCTION
nv FRIDAY NExr, at II O'Clock, q A. C. Gaze.
- move y Co.'S Wharf, will be sold At auction,
THE CARGO
of the Brig Alexandria Capt Rice. from Malaga. con
sis'ing Of
so quarter casks Malaga Wine
100 Indian barrels DO do
so do do old Dry and Nuseat do
1851 boxes Of Bunch Nuscatei and Bloom Raisin,
500 hsf and quarter boxes do do do
200 casks, half casks and quarter casks do
eco trails Of Figs
SO bags Fberts and Walnub
200 pots and jars Grapes
~ jars Olives
l24 boxes Lemons
IS bales Of Mats
20 do Bottle Corks
40 boxes CASTLE Soap
l08 dozen Palmetto Hats
AIexindria, December 10, 1883.
National Inteiligencer and Globe ill sale
o. The above sale is unavoidsbly postponed
10 Tuesday next 18th instant-hesd winds having pre-
vented the Brig Alexandra from getting up in time
from below. dec -
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DIED..

Yesterday morning, Mrs. GILPIN. widow Of
the late Col. George GiIpin. " The friends
Of the family are requested to attend her funeral
This afternoon, at 8 o'clock. from the residence
Of her son, on Washington street.
10 Stafford County Va, on Saturday, the 9TH
instant, Mrs. A. F.. M. WIsHaRr, in the 46lh
wear Of her age.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-13

GD The close OF this year will complete
aoOther volume OF the Alexandria Gazette; and
We take this occasion Of reminding distant and
other subscribers VINO are IN arrears. that II
would be con, enient for u then to receive the
amount Of their subscription Those OF them
whose patronage has alaays grsced our BOOKS,
but whose money we have nerer seen, w'ii' u
their accounts are not settled before the ls' OF
January, no longer receive copy OF this paper
This course is due to ourselves; and as snail, at
avery eary period. 90 to considerable expense IN
procuring new foun, If type for our pape' and
making other improvements, We hope tins notice
ma, be attended TO BY all whom it concerns
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-13

-. gentleman from the Valley Of Virginia
ont down by his wagon, as present Tor the
y, Of the United States. an exceedingly
RAM X, and handsome Hickory Broom. The arli.
l :, smblrmatic, and viii doubtless be useful.
;" s,b, however, BY all means, to be presented
i ~ The hands Of committee, and accompa'
MED BY speech
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-13
LIVERPOOL MARKET Oct. 90.

Uheat and Ftour.-This weeks supplies have
been equal to the demand. The Wheat offered,
sold at a decline of from I'd A few hundred
br,s. Western Canal Flour, sour, brought lbs
6l
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-13

Mipyrecks. The heavy blow of Tuesday
has caused much damage ou the coast. The British
bar0ue Atlantic, Cap;. heaId, from London tor
hi, port. with cargo OF iron and salt, was
Irivea a shore at Ruckaway, and totally lost
She had on board a"out so passengers. and when
The last Intelligence from the wreck was received,
only about twenty had been landed; and. as the
vessel had bllged. great fears were entertained
for the safety Of the remainder. Every exer'
ton was making to bring of those who we're on
bnard
The schooner Planter, Captain Green. from
Richmond for this port. with Hour and tobacco,
Vas driven ashore near the same place.
". l. Com.
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ALEXANDRIA, I'd. c.
,,O,y MORNING, DECEMBER Is. 1855.

Walters" suggestion is reasonable
and one which we should feel disposed
aY'' b ,s soon as he does. But, then. where is
"a nsJyI Nscessiia non habst tegem. II
p y, and Secretaries and r. Secretaries
III write, editors mast publish There Is no
n,dIng the matter.
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Worse WanteN
Office.

CrALED proposals will be received at my house, on
= Payne street, until the 25h instant for cleaning
and keeping clean. for year. all The streets lanes
and .leys. paved and unpaved. within the limits OF
the Corporation: the Contractor To commence the
work on the LIST day of January, 1884
dec 2-eot25th w NElICu, >. T.
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For Sale.

WILL be offered for SALE on the third Monday OF
Court House. all the right, tile and interest, in the
property Of the rown of Providence, Fairfax CouI'
uors. hing the same devised to Penelope Jack
s,n b, the iste Rchsri Ra,ctle, deceased: Persona
disposed tn Purchase, bosever may get bargain oy
- pro,on :, The subscriber before the day OF sale
Go,ienen wishing inv g; money IN real property
xouId DO vel, 10 see the unif rsrgned
L. 80. SrENCrR JACKSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-13

lJ' Errata We made an error in giving
NE expor, Of -Four during the last week, IN
Tuesdays paper. of 5000 bbls.--rhe quantity
houd nave been STA bbIs. instead Of '5,7I4."
We also quoted the price Of Pork in our market,
ia yesterdays paper. one dollar too hight
should have been 81 65, not ) 65:" and we are
under the Impression that the quotation of the
price Of Pork from the Baltimore price current
aas also incorrect. as, we presume, 1t should
have en- - a 4 81, instead oi 8 5 IS
ST.; but il an error, It was not ours, as we tol
oSed the copy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-13
ALEXANDRIA MARINE LIST.

ARRIVED, DECEMBER IL.
Schr. Potomac, Bears, Halifax; Plaster and
Passengers to S. Messersmith.
Steamboat Potomac, hewitt, Norfolk; Passen
gers.
Hence at the Texel, Goth October, brig Belvi-
dera, Fletcher.
Brig Tribune, Smith, hence for New Orleans,
sailed from Norfolk for that port 9th instant
Brig Uncas, Moore, hence at New Orleans
29th Nov, all well.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-12-13

Col. C. says. that people are.ln great
mistake about him on one point. They think
that because Gen. Jackson has got LII Is or Z
Of ID, tackled 10 hIs name by some Yankee col
lese, he, the Colonel, will give up to him. lie
saws IT Is not so; and that he will spell with HIM
any day, from A b-ab. to crucihx! He has not
paid 50 many visits 10 Washington Tor nothing
Telegraph.
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Stoves, CHAINS, &C

an Saturday Morning. December 18th, 1883. ct 10
~ o'clock, at the Store, corner OF It. Assph and
King streets shall sell an assortment OF S1OpES,
Chairs. &c The stoves are OF the best quality
made in Baltimore and in excellent order. Those in
want would do well to call and examine them. Sales
positive for CASH.
A, the same, shall sell a FAMILY CARRIAGE,
in good ORDER to the highest bidder.
IRON CHEST-Also, an Iron Chest, on wheels,
warranted fire proof, made by Gaylor.
Anv If these article. can he examined previous to
the sale. 0co. "hi'H
dec IL hucuoheer.
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n, The miscellaneous matter usually found
-, N, first page of the daily paper is only tempo
.,,i,r ,usuended. IL viii be resumed as soon as
1.;,,nnity Offers. We make this notice in re-
!, 10 nqslfies on the subject.