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The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-18

HEAR has now elapsed, since the Subscriber introduced the new me
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 Oifs ot Count Lavallette, written by Ehself.
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N E: s5 GOODS.
fhe subscribers hare Jasst Tcceseed the
 stock of Fall and Winter Goods,
CONSISTING or

GUPERFINE Cloths, super. drab and s Lavender Cassimeres, do. Casinets, fine green and red Mackinaw Blankets, rose and point do, Fiannels, green Baize, Domestics, bleached and unbleached, Plaid do. English Merinos, Bombazetts, fine rich Calicees, Cashmere Shawls, Irish Linens, Lawns, super. blk Italian Silk, super. blue and blk. silk velvet, few pie. ces of thread and cotton Edgtog, &c. &c.
 Ladies' coored worsted Hose, Misses cotton do. Ladies' embroidered kid Gloves, colored Hoskin do. Mems puck skin do. Hoskin do. woolen do. Meps lambs wool Socks, stockinet Shirts and Drawers, fine blk. Stocks, linen Collars, &c.
 Ladies' and Misses fine lasting Shoes, garter Boots, Misses leather and pfunelss Boots, Mems Boots, Shoes and Pumps, assorted.
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CAUTION.

A LL persons are hereby forbidden to A cut or haul off wood or timber of any kind, or otherwise to trespass, on tho " est half of tlle southeast quarter of section nine, +, township one north, range twelve west. Trespassers will he dealt witt. as the law directs. f. CUNNING; II \ M
 Little Rock. Dec. II I9a3 ff-2S6
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,., r,o TITE ADVOCATE.

EsTs FOR THE ADsoea s1'
 ..m.ns gentlemen have been ap-
 ''t 1 aaents for this paper:
 ssalors, P NJ. Jackson county. #,wEeudsH, Jackson, Lawrence CO., S WoH P. N. Izard Courthouse. EEsuer, Batesville. |fFopIey, Lawrence county. Lafayette county.
 faldpeH, Jefferson county. |Smss scuu, ?. NJ. Pine Bluff. 4 laeobs. P. NJ Monroe county. S pation, P. NJ. Chieot county. N Ferguson P. M. Crittenden co. EBscos, Phillips county. wrelly, Arkansas county. eflark. Miller county.
 bhn Clark, Seyier county. F0raa, do. N Hubbard, Hampstead county. alas, P. Nj. Clark county. kln Steuaf, Esq, Lafayette county us .Ndhers, r. M. Conway county fiIbbia, do. do \ .NershaH, P. NJ. Crawford county N Clarke, P. M. Morrison's Bluff s Mention, PM. Washington co. ns, PM Vineyard do. D. Turner, do. .Plsasants, do. yohasoa, St. Francis county. |Tghi4ingtoa, Hot Spring county. |R. Rgan, Mouth of Arkansas. Miller, P. M. Randolph. Tenn.
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HARDW ARE.

Collins & Co.'s. Axes, Steel Corn Mills, Coffee do. Masons' and Plasterers Trow- els, Plastercrs' Hatchets, Stock Locks. Hand-saws, PIasteIers 0J i'ainters i6risia- es. Crumb do. Counter do. Hair do. Tooth do.. and variety of other articles too te- dions to name, which they offer low for cash, or to punctual customers on accom- modating terms.
 The public are respectfully solicited to give us a call.
 Little Rock, Nov. 2277th, 1s3s tf-34
 4 quantity of old rectifed WHISKET on hand, for sale by the gallon or barrel
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Webster's Spoilers, Walkers Dictiona- ", Pleasing Companion, U. 5. Speaker, American do. Matte Bruns Geography and Atlas, Kirkham and Alurray's Grammar, History of England with Questions, do. U. s. do. Lives of Washington, Marion and Girard, The Game of Life, Novel, Young Lady's Own Book, Young Mans do. do. Singers Own Book, Western Song ster, Methodist Hymns, Virginia Honse. wife, Ruddiman's Latin Grammar, Ben nets Arithmetic, &c.
 SADDLERY, assorted, GLASS and GUERNSEY ARE, assorted.
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,spEerus OF TWO NEW VOLUMES.
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An act providing for the redemption of lands stricken off 10 the Territory. for the nnn-navmenf of taxes
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salAaW WIS OF .sa..s S I E. 4. A .IftS ftS.sA-S.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-16
From the Easton PA. } Whig.

A case was tried last week in our Court, the
subject matter Of controversial which was,whe.
ther the defendants we're liable for the value OF
certain clover seed in the Chat, taken by the
plaintiff, to their clover mill. and which they had
not Observation-Disclosures that it was brought in so
bad state, thatit could not be cleaned. Three
counsel were concerned in it-and the amount
claimed was about $50 While the cause was
progressing, one of our gentleman " learned in
the law" who was not concerned in the cause
sat down and wrote the following jeu d. esprit,
which occasioned no little merrlment:
In such cause, three Iawyersfee'd,
May well make people laugh
The Lawyers take the clover seed,
The clients take the cHAFF.
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Char\es Bennett

HAS received, by ship Maryland. Capt. Morreu.
Ii oirec, from Liverpool,
10 bales best Bridport Shad and Herring Irvine,
which the manufacturer says is Of the very
hes, quality, and is for sale On the usual terms
He has, likewise, received,
Best cotton BuIlsps
Drab woollen Kerseys
Lowell cotton and wool Kerseys
A few pieces best Point Blankets
A few bales best Sheeting and shifting Cottons
He has on hand.
Very frs, quality black Italian Lustring
Ladies' English white silk and cotton Hose, best
make
English and French bes, Forentine Nesting. and
velvet Waistcaatng
Blue and black superfne Cloths and Kerseymeres,
&c. &c
He expects daily consignment of Bed Ticks and
low. priced Cassinetts.
nov %
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Madeira Wine.

vTNHE subscribers designing to make their annual i'm
l por,aton of Wine by the Hope. invite orders for
any description off Howard March e Co.'s brand
In this way the person ordering will have the assur-
snce of receiving the Wine shipped for them-their
names being cut on the cssk in Madeira.
GEO. JOHNSON & Co.
Who have remaining. from their last importation. a
few quarter and half quarter casks of Burgundy Tin
to, Grape JUICE and London Particular Madeira Wines.
warranted pure as imported, and for sale on their
usual accommodating terms. jan so
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-16
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE
THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES

THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES.
Meier waved beneath the golden sun
A lovelier banner for the brave,
Than that our bleeding fathers won,
And proudly to their children gave:
Not earth falrer gem can bring,
Or freedom claim brighter scroll
Than that to which our free hearts cling
The flag that lights the freeman's soul!
Its glorious stars in azure shine,
The radiant heraldry Of Heaven;
Its stripes in beauteous order Irvine,
The emblems of our Union given.
And tyrants with trembling gaze,
Survey its bright and meteor glare!
While glorious beams around it blaze,
And rest in iadeless splendor there!
Look, freemen! on its streaming folds,
As gaIlantly they range afar,
Where freedoms bird undaunted holds
The branch of peace and spear Of war;
While high amid the rolling stars,
With words which every heart expands,
Within her beak serene she bears
The badge Of our united land!
Behold, thy tar-wrought ensign sweep.
Thy country's pride, the tyrant's bane:
Unrivalled on the foaming deep,
Unconquered on the battle plain.
Along the exulting mountain gale
<'1is borne with wild majestic flow;
AS trailing meteors skyward sail,
Aud leave the daZzled world below!
From shore to shore, from hill to hill,
Where freedoms voice hath YET been heard,
'Tis welcomed with holy thrill,
And oft rebpIlion's flame hath stirred.
Around the globe through every clime,,
Where commerce waits, or man hath trod,
II floats. sloft. unsta,ned with crime,
But hallowed by heroic blood.
Tho France hath crushed her Bourbon flower,
And seized the flag her vaor sought,
She holds as oppressinDs dover
A name is all the boon it brought,
Though Albion boasts her cross Of blood,
Encrinsoned on a thousand plains,
Yet freedoms cause she hath @ithstood,
And mark'd it with redeemess STAIN
But time, Columbia! times the prize,
To cheer the free and guide the brave,
To wave though earth's remotest skies,
Aud plant upon oppression's grave.
Thine is the standard freedom wrought,
To rear above the lions form,
Whose flame their martry'd fathers sought,
To sheer them through the battles storm
Flag Of the free! still bear thy way,
Undimm'd through ages yet untold,
Ger earth's proud realms thy stars display,
Like mornings radiant clouds unrolled.
Flag of the skies! still peerless shine,
Through ether's azure vault unturled,
Till every hand and heart entwine,
To sweep oppression from the world!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-16

Thomas Hood, in one of his ANIMALS, gives a
letter from the servant Of nobIeman, who as.
cended Mont Blanc in the Month of August
Speaking of the variable temperature in that ele.
waited quarter Of the world, the domestic remarks
classically, that ''rst it snew,-then thew, then
frz." This Is fair table Of the recent weather in
our city. After long and severe snow, it began
TO thaw yesterday afternoon; in the evening, it
began to snow freely; and to-day we have it, in
the language of the almanac. mokers, "clear and
cold" Winter is determined to lay his grsly
head and beard Of cicles,-full in the fresh lap
Of the breathing SprIng.-PhH Gaz.
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NEW gnRgEs VOL EX-NQ. ag5s.

be smart load for his beast, he fastened her to
one end, set her head towards home, and gave
her the rein. The old mare continued her course
till she arrived at his door, when to hls surprise.
he discovered, that owing to the great extensibi.
lily Of the traces they had stretched the whole
distance, without breaking or moving the load an
inch. Throwing down his axe, he went to his
beast, and removing the harness from her, threw
the breast plate over post that stood near the
door and went to bed. Upon rising the next
morning he found the heat Of the morning sun
had operated on the contractability Of the ira
ces. as to bring his wood up to the door, ready
for hewios and splitting.
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Orphans Court, Alexandra County,

FeOTuoTy <eTW, 1865.
Ohm P. DULANY, surviving Executor Of Mary De
Executor Aforesaid with the vouchers in support there.
of; which account is received and the same will be
allowed and recorded, unless cause be shewn to the
contrary, before the first Monday in April next
OF which all persons interested concerned win take
notice A copy-Test:
feb 16-w6w A. MOORE. Req Wills.
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Orphans Court, Alexandra County

February Term, 1883.
John p. DULANY, Guardian Of Richard DE Butts
orphans, submitted to the Court his second account
guardian aforesaid, with the vouchers in support
thereof; which account ia received and the sam. will
be allowed and recorded unless be shewn to the
contrary. before the first Monday in April next,
OF which I'LL persons interested or concerned will take
notice. copy-Tes,e: A. MOORE,
feb l6-w6w Reg. Wills.
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John Y. Evans

John Y. Evans
WHISTLES to purchase FURS Of different kinds, viz:
w 10000 muskrst skins
5000 mink do
500 otter do
10000 rabbit do
1000 racoon do
5000 red fox do
1850 grey FOX do
1,500 wild cat do
And he is determined to give the highest cash price
Those having Fus to sell, will find il to their advantage
to give him II call.
He would inform his old customers and the public
generally! that he still manufactures as good work as
be found in the District his old stsnd opposite
Mr.. Jonathan butchers Hardware store King street,
Alexandra, jan 2I-d3m
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Hope.-In the vicsstudes and changes Incl
dent to human life, in the numerous d.sappoint.
men,s, sorrows and affections, which in the al.
lotments. Of Providence we are destined to en-.
dure, in the sudden and un,Imely loss Of our
nearest and dearest friends, when the husband,
at the moment the sun Of happiness begins to
shine upon him in all lustre, is deprived of his on.
Iy Joy, when his wife is early doomed to roam in
this vide world alone, implied and unknown.
what can cheer the mind, raise the dropping soul,
calm the asitated bosom, and throw cheering
light on the future? 1t is Hope! Sweet Hope!
thou heaven descended maid! visit thou the a.
bode Of misery, wipe the tear from sorrows eye.
chase away the anguish Of despair, sweeten the
cup of affection with thine all soothing drugs!-
when giddy youth shall leave the paths Of vir-
tue and honor, to wander on the barren, yet al
Turing fields of-vice, when the fond parent be.
holds the impending ruin Of his darling offspring,
do thou remain to afford comfort and consola-
ton; let thy healing influence take possession Of
his heart and Weld relief.
When tickle fortune deserts the good, 20 leave
the tender ones without home or friend. do
thou put underneath thine all supporting arm,
and say to them, 9. will never desert thee.'
And when mortality shall fail, and the lamp
Of life but family gimmer in this feeble frame,
do thou unvcil thsseif. and bid me wing my way
to worlds beyond the sun, to live and reign in
never ending bliss.
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Wine.

Wine.
4 Pipe Old Madeira, Ricardi's brand
L 3 half pipes choice old Brown Sherry
Just received and for sale low by
S N e s: II. JANNEY.
Who hare in Store.
London Particular, Burgundy, and the Juice ofthe
Grape. of j. Howard, March & Co.'S brand, in half
pipes quarter and half quarter casks, and boxes con.
tanning two dozen bottles each. Also, Sicily Madeira
Sweet Malaga, and Msrsei'les Madeira, in quarter
casks; Champagne and Old Port. teo 20
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Orphans Court, Alexandria County

February Term, 1888.
TOHN P. DULANY, Executor of John De Butts,
% deceased, submitted to the Court his first account
as executor aforesaid, with the vouchers in support
thereof which account is received, and the same will
be allowed and recorded unless cause be shewn to the
contrary, before the first Monday in April next,
of which all persons interested concerned xi take
notice. A copy-Test: A. MOORE,
feb l6-w6w Reg Wills
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-03-16

Il Strefeisr. An elderly gentleman Of unin,-
peachable veracity. though BY the way some what
addicted to story telling, relates the following:-
During the early days Of this town. before carts
came into vogue, he was accustomed to haul his
wood by the aid Of an old black mare kept in his
service. Now the old mares harness consisted
of breast plate, and traces. made OF the untan.
ned hide Of an OK At the close Of a rainy day,
he went to his wood lot, situated some 40 or SO
rods from his dwelling, for the purpose Of pro-
curing load Of wood.
After hayihs cut log which he judged might
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or Nent,

szA The large and commodlous House,
HNs:f6at the hage, with a valuable fruit s and
kasisk vegetable GARDEN OF two Acres, former
&Sks47 " owneI by George Taylor, Esq.
Also. three Squares Of two Acres each, next west,
east and north east and ten south east, Ut the
frat. Apply to Samuel B, Lsrmour. at the ware
h,nse of SAA'L. b. LARN0UR Co
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~ Notice to Agents vending Tickets in the
Shenandoah Bridge Lottery i have appointed eKo
q G1.scocx. of Warrenton, Fsuquler County, Va
Dtribu,ing Agen. for the following Counties; Orange.
Culneper, Madison. Spottsylvsna. Stafford, rince
william Fairfax, Loudoun, Fauqlier, and the Ds'nc'
Of Columbia.
Agents residing Tor responsible persons WISHING 20
their orders to GEO G. GLASCoCK, where they
will be promptly attended TO-
February IS, 1858. DAVID JONES, Manager.
Al ST.
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Notice.

Notice.
TgNHE undersigned takes this occasion to inform his
l. friends and the public tina, he has taken the
SsSA HOUSE formerly occupied by Stro
isaSsf ia ther, williamson and Barnard. This is
.SasasXa large and convenient Establishment,
IsSzsa3 well calculated for the accommodation Of
all persons, and particularly for private families.
10 those who NAV think proper to patronize him in
his new vocation the undersigned can safely offer one
assurance the effort to please The house will be in
JNO. N. MCCARTHY.
Washington City, sep, IA d
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Orphans Court, Alexandria County,

FeUTuufy 4 eTD1, 1855
ID ETsEY ANN GARDNER, Administrative of IA.
I'D chariah Gardner deceased submitted to the Court
her fifth account, as administrative aforesaid with the
vouchers support thereof which account cei,ed.
and the same will be allowed and recorded, unless
cause be shewn to the CONTRARY, before the first
Monday in April next; of which all persons interested
or concerned will take notice. A copy-Test:
feb l6-w6w A. MOORE Reg. Wills.
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Orphans Court, Alexandria County.

OPHS OVuIt, HICAdHuI1d CUuHty,
February Term, 1883.
CHARLOTTE JACOBS, formerly Charlotte De..
~ gan, Executrix Of Henry B. Deagan, decess.
ed, submitted to the Court her third account % Exc
cutrx Aforesaid, with the vouchers in support thereof
which account is received, and the same win be allow.
ed and recorded unless be shewn to the contra
~ on or before the first Monday in April next of which
all persons interested concerned will take notice.
Acopy-Test: A. MOORE,
feb 16-w6w Reg Wills.
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Orphans Court, Alexandra County,
Elbyunrn Term 1Qa4

February Term. 1885,
DOBERT BROCKETT, Administrator Of Robert
IL Brockett, deceased. submitted to the Cout his
first account administrator aforesaid with the vnuch
err in support thereof, which account received and
the same will be allowed and recorded unless cause be
shewn the contrary, before the first Monday in
April next; Of WHICH al persons interested con
ceined will take notice. A copy-Tesi:
feb l6-w6w A. MOORE, Reg. Wills.
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Carriage, Gigs, &c.

1 STRONG, nest, second hand Carriage. in good
"A order.swith hxrness complete. Two Gigs one
of which is nearly new, With pssed harness, the other
is remarkably easy riding gig in&ood order; set
new Carriage Wheels and setCsr'Wheeh. Fog
sale on liberal terms for approved notes.
mara geo. WHITE,