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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-25

Tho House theo proceeded in COMMITTEE
OF the whole, SIR. Briggs IN the chair, TO
consider the bill Increasing tho Compensa-
ton Of Naval Oficers; and after some time
spent therein, the House sdJourned.
THURSDAY, DIG. Is.
IN The SENATE, after the presentation OF re-
ports and petitions aud acting upon private
bills, Mr.. Tyler, from the Committee Of III
nance. directed at the last session To examine
into the Bank Of the United States aid its
branches, made \ long and able R.roRr upon
the subject, embracing the views Of the CON-
miiiee on the several important matters con-
nected with the Bank and its proceedings
The report 10 very long. and will Of eourse,
be either published At length, or . summary
OF its contents be gwen reafter- which last
course will however. probably be more ac-
cepiable to our readers. Its reading occu-
pied several hours, after which the senate
adjourned
/ Ia The House Of Representatives., After the
presentation OF petitions, the House took up
The resolution relative 10 RENTING the duty
on Locomotive Engines and Rail Road iron ;
and after debate, the hour having elapsed,
proceeded again, in Committee Of the whole.
MIR. Briggs ia the chair,-to take up and
, consider the bill relative TO the Coaipen.a-
ton OF Naval o1icers; and after some time
-Pcnt therein, the House adjourned.
TRipAv, DEC. 10.
The Senate did not sit To day.
1 In fhe House Of Representative, petition.
and memorials were presented By Mes.rs
Barber OF Connecticut Mitchell, C,ulbrc-
ieng, Hard, and Beardsley, Of New York.
Chambers, and Gsloraiih OF Pennsy ivania /:
stoddert, and Thomas OF Maryland; Gordon
Taylor and Mason, Of Virginia; Griffin, Of
South Carolinai Beatty, and Leteher, Of Ken
lucky; Dickinson, aud Lea, OF Tennessee /;
Mitchell, and kilgore, OF Ohio; Cage, Of Mis-
sissippi; kinnard, Of Indiana Murphy, Of
Alabama; Ashley, of Missouri; and White, Of
Florida.
Tho Speaker presented the memorial Of
\ Convention Of citizens OF Maryia land. virgi-
mia. Pennsy lvanis and the District Of Colum-
bia, lately held at Baltimore, for the compile
J ton Of the Che.apes axe and Ohio Canal.
| On motion Of Mr.. Mercer, the memo
rial was referred 10 the Committee Of the
Whole on the state Of the Union, TO which
was referred the bill on the subject, and or
dered TO be printed.
/ The resolution relative 10 the duty on Lo-
connective Engines and Rail Road Iron was
laid on the table, after considerable debate.
The joint resolution for the sale Of the
Lion and two Horses, received rs n present
from the Emperor OF Morocco, was read n
third time.
hr. }. q. Adams novel to amend the re-
solution by striking out the words " and re-
CURED" IN the 9Th line. AZ present il reads.
that the President Of the United States be
authorized aud required to make the sale -
u had not been usual to require any act Of n
CO coordinate branch Of the government and,
he presumed, il would be sufficient 10 author
ize the President TO cause the sale to be made
! The amendment was adopted, and the re-
solution agreed to.
Mr.. Parks moved that when the House
adjourn, il adjourn TO meet on Monday
which motion was agreed TO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-25

In pursuance Of q previous notice. a meet
ing Of sundry citizens Of BerryvilIe aud II,
vicinity eonVened on the 9th day Of Decem
Der, 1884.
On motion OF George S. Lane, CharisS Ne
csrmiek being put 10 nomination, was unant
mously elected chairman, and John ~ Blake.
psoTs secretary.
And. on motion being made, the following
COMMITTEES was appointed to draw up . re.
port expressive Of the object Of the meeting
viz Samuel Tsylor, John Ship, John T.. X
Taylor, Lewis Glover. Lorenzo Lewis, IIamil-
too WAshiagtos and George :. Lane.
WheTsuPOa the following report being sub.
mittsd, was unanimously adopted:
Whereas constant dsProdsiions have been
committed BY slaves, foreign aud dOmestic,
aud BY free negroes, on the inhsbiiants OF
Berryvillo and lie vicinity end whereas,
these dspredsllons ere Increasing, and likely
10 increase unless effective measure. be taken
10 prevent them and whereas, the inhabi.
taats OF Berryvi have been annoyed by ttI.
mult0ous and nightly meetings Of negroes In
the stFsets-Therefore be IL Received,
lst That an executive committee, con,is.
ting Of Captain william Taylor, Jacob IsIer,
John 3. Tsy Tor, Treadwsli smith, George 3
Lane, Franeis Mccormick, John ship, Sam'L
Taylor, snd William ID. Mcclure, be ap-
pOih,sd, whose euty u shall be 10 report 70
The grand jury Of the county all lnfraotloti,
Of the Laws, 10 regard to slaves sod free
negroes, uhieh may cone under their eogni-
Eance.
2. That ths members ofthh meeting pledge
thsmssivss 20 report 10 this COMMITTEES every
oseseh Of the above laws which may come
Uithio their knoWsedgs; and thst iii Others
approving Ne object Of the meeting BE- re-
quesled 70 naiis via them.
,. That this committee be further request.
ed 20 iaform the sWasrs Of such slaves ~ hire
themselves aod 1--we N this nsixbhofhood.
That they viii proceed against them accord.
Ing 70 Lag, unless their Regroes be removed
bsfors the ssEt meeting of the grand Jury.
4 That We deeply Fsprobsts the rsatinr
81 houses 10 nsgFoss, snd request the hold
eFs % property IN the town snd iis neirh.
b0rh0od 70 diseootinns The pfsctics
>. That the executive committse BE- ~.
questsd 70 urgs u upon those Dersoas whose
duty - 70 sitend 10 the police q The neigh.
oerhood, 20 take inmsdiats measures 10 pre-
vest nghuy and tunuIsuous msstiags
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-25


Mr. "r-T0r, : ~otios to revere the rrpor, Il
the committee, tuAfs'orsble to the p~,i,.oa. "a.
"es.u'ed' 80 the claim .ss rvJeeted
DO HGfa.ilay. another debate occurred -
The subject of divorce; the application q.
John CoP'n, Of Kans-hs, for divorce f,o-,
bis wife II seemed. tia, the petitioner Ind
been 10 great danger froa h, vile. Who b.a
several times seaided him. AIT. mp,.a On o.,
occasion to poison him by pat,ins .r>en.e, n,
bis coffee, and Afterwards sho; Al ham Will ,
gun The committee Of courts Of ia,,.s.
having reported inst the petition, Nj. sun
mers moved TO reverse the report. N ~heh
motion he was supported by Mr. Nash. ~,
making good speeches. and Mr JoLa,or,
eioquenee and strength we're again .,.,,.i
in beautiful aud impressive speech. but ,.e
was not so successful a. on tie "a, pr.,,o,.,
MIR. Summers motion pre-, aided ~ ia ,or,.
,y Of 20.
MIR. May, from committee Of uede.l
gentlemen appointed tic day pre,.Cus. o.
motion Of Mr.. Booker Of Amelia 90 ip,g.-,
into the existeree OF Cholera IN Rlchr.onI
reported that An investigation lad been mac
and that from all the evidence which eou.I
be gathered from The physician, OF the cav.
no danger rss 70 ., sPYr,hs,,Ssl b, these HLo
were prudent "a !iNing. The Few case, ub.sb
had occurred could be traced to ,.nrro,e.
Diet OF exposure.
oa T['",lds. large number o: rr!ra,e
bills were despatched, hut none Of -uHe.ert
interest 20 be detailed
On F,iday, a debate of some duration ore
Cured upon resolution offered by Mr. 1.sr-
CORY, 90 appoint committees TO exarn.ne tse
Luuatie Hospitals al staunton and " ,llias..-
burg. u VAS urged BY Mr.. Garland u An
herst, that the expense Of msiriainin, - e,e
institutions had more than doubled in yer,
short per.Od. aud that abuses IN the t,.r,-,-
ment Of them certainly existed Mr. Brown
Of Petersburg proposed an smendm.n, d.
Pensing ith the visiting committee. b., prc.
posing committee to examine into the sub
Ject generally. and report whatever amend
ments may be expedieni in the Law. reIagir :
to !unsIies. THIS amendment vas adopted.
and committee appointed accordingly
On Saturday. Mr.. Marshall, from the com
nittee OF privileges and elections, mac
report upon the case OF the contested ,!es-
ton from Franklin county. declaring that
neither John Wade CHE sitting u..u.beri nor
Samuel Hale (the eontesiaLt) ~as eni.,led TO
a seat, on account Of The irrsgu'arsiy and l.
legality Of the proceedings.
Mr.. Marshall offered . substitute, 6eeia
ring John Wade entitled To the seat The
report aud substitute having been read. ~sre
laid on the table and ordered to be printed.
All the local bills on the table ue-e Rad
and advanced according to their several
stages.
resolution, offered by Mr.. Beard. TO 10.
quire into the expectancy Of restoring the Of
fee Of brigade inspector, vas rejected. 50
that, although the house Was Dot full. The
vote may be considered a. testing he que,-
ton for the Present session
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-25
VIRGINIA LEGusLArURE.
Frsa, sar Csrre.p..A--s.

RTeHMoSp,apEo. IL. lisa.
On Saturday. the House eOnearred ~ith the
Senate. ~i,hou, debate. In fixing upon the 9Th Of
January the day Tor the election Of scn.,or Of
the United States
The resolution, granting a recess to the Seus,e
until the goth Of December, vas also conquered
in Ivy the House.
Tie committee Of Roads reported in favor q!
giving subscription Of $3.50, 600 to the stock Of
Company. This subscription, though IA Gvor Of
. valuable and splendid improvement. viii meet
With strong opposition, a. VII on seeoun, Of the
magnitude Of the subscription, as OF the fear Of
encouraging too many applications Of the sort,
thereby essntuAliy invoicing iI'e state IN heavy
debt
II the business should not increase faster than 1t
LA. done thus Ear. zee nothing to prevent an adj
journmeht by the middle of February but per
haPs IL is too soon TO make any calculations on
that head.
HIrHNoNp. DEc -, 1854
The business Of the week Just ended has been
marked by very few incidents Of interest. sn,!
very little debate.
On .iEondsy. . me,sagr was read from the
Senate, Stating tho concurrence of that body in
the bill authorizing loan fur ,h, remaining In
stsinien,s due from the State a. tic " inehr.ier
and Potomac Rail Road Compsay This bill.
early introduced BY Mr. Barton. {. one of grrs,
interest 10 tic Compsuy; aud ! am Informed tha,
the money can II once be realized ithout ua,t,nv
Tor The loan.
A neu ball h=a ssen introduced 60 authorize +.
special term Of the Superior Court for Frederick
county to commence on the ~ of January, and
providing that, in ease of the inabilit, Of Jvgvr
Parker 20 hold the Court, term may b. held b,
another Judge.
Ou T'Hcsdav,' = very interesting debate ,o,.t
place between MIR Gregory sod Mr. johnson a
Richmond City. on an application Of I.oui.a
Drake TO be divorced from her Husband. f,s
permission TO eoa,rsst msirimony sncv. Mr..
Grcgory's speech vas Ingenious and able, ADD I,
called oui 10 rrPiy, one u NJ. IolinsYn lsp,,,-
eS Efforts tic eontehded fhst tie Chsnser,
Courts nov hsvc the pover TO great the os,ly rs-
hei ~lioh' IN sny case. ought to be- granted .
'eparsi'on' aod rcsiorstioo % ~ the rights. .,
70 Proi'Fry' ehiofcd ~ tee pstItiOncf before he's
rnarrisgs. lie sooid No sons-n, 20 Do a., ihiss
BY the act 81 the LeElsiaiurc. -hish would have
tendency 10 veakea the matrimonial t,s, or d.
sroJ Ne ssostity Once lrt q b. ksoun ths, N.
Legislature is disposcd 70 hge.t the solemn b,,.ds
and Ersu' PeT'n's'ion 10 marry sgsis, On The
grouhd Of sdul'sry. snd s'eh applications voold
be multiplied 70 90 aisrninE rntett. u uould.
"a iss', b. offering prsmium 10 ,n6dsl,,y add is-
sos''asnoe' .sd every msa o. vomsn. ubs
s''hcd 70 go smother tss'' ~ the 'asirmonisl
'o'irry. ~ouid apply 10 his body. under il.s ho,s
q dfssi"g richer or better prize. Fos L,s
PaTt, be souid make the marriage u, iad,s.olu-
bic, 10 fer - ssu matrimonial sou,,.e, ., so.
ser"ed') s''d ~ = b. firmly sstabli.hcd. ,h.,
WHOM Col hath ioiasd together, r., no n,..
y,li assndet
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-25

We hear VITA The mod heaxt-seAt sat-
iz6acai0s, Eroan the sea9 Il GOvexnmena
ofS. Cso&aa. that a eOnpleae TeenneiIi-
aasoa has taken place between the two
parties m the LeEissaauge. kerea06oxe
aelig1@AeA ~ ne Unioa party and
StsAe Rights party The sesi-Oufh.
WhicA has become part II the COAsti-
tuasoa. has been 30 emphasized. BY those
Who have Passed 4. - 10 divest Il a
Tie expePAsoaable character gwen 20 Il
by oumsaructioa- The Oppossiioa then
waived their intession 10 resist a. The
bills Ps0PossA By he naiOrity 20 en-
EEce TIE 49, scf) EamiliaEly eailed the
TFessoa Bsn sn& the JuAsenEy Bin. .
P@oisostioa having been Enade, 20 q
o0grse ~ TIE boaEA
On De day a this pnei6ezAioa, sd
iu@e6iaaely afAer 4, carse o. he elee-
t,oa of Governs of tAe Sea- c~oa4g
MeDUYSTs was elected, nn1 received
the sR@zs@sus vuAe a a. Uas~a P-wsv
- wsa ~ q a. S~se RsgAfs P-vfwy-
WIZ is tAeEe thal aoes ROa reiases n
tAis EesAnEnaina a ooacos@ ~ oae a the
pEesa ealslses e Ssr Repzh6eS Pog
ourselves. 4 Il = lad 6ne sines ne
have hessa aay shiag thsl has Rivea us
- @ach Pleasaey--f.NsE- kasA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-25

IRPeesaoe,-The Legislature Of In
dianA a. Eis lssi session, BY JOINT resolu-
ssoa, required the Governor 10 asceF-
t.in On what terms the Hon. ions
TIYToN would surrender 20 the State
The TlpPecaaoe Battle Ground. The
GOveEnos applied accordingly. and has
reported 10 the LsgislaiuTe. that Mr..
TlPaoa PsoAes 10 h" frsasEey e sgifAOui
eA~gr.'-lLex. EsieR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-25

Many q our readers will be A. glad
- we are 10 hear, from good authority
that the report Of the death Of Capt.
CLIyTOS WHARTON, Of the Dragons,
- without foundation; that he is reco-
verinS from his late illness, and is even
abse . tEAyels-I .Naf. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-25

Bhs GesFanzAsA Msee1EY soaaaa 81 So. aar-
@f0svaFaeg - auusA cmsuraa. was - - 49,
9E4eoDa s8.Ea. 60 - nuMnA gEiaeipss, nusis
e@eas@e9a, - asguaaA EasgSnatna. - aAoss
weFAY - Ai1psa. -, n 800 49, essAas
heeaaA, ezuas - 90 s9sEAs - ~ 49, Aavs. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-25

The BAEOS DE RoENSE, Charge a.
Afairs Of His Majesty the King Of
Prussia, and Mr.. STEEN BILLIE, Charge
d'A9airs q His Majesty the King Of
Denmark, have anved in the city.
Md. hfeL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-25

The Hon- Mr. Lyle, Of Cincinnati.
= eonhaed a. Philadelphia. BY pain
iui Eaaledy. A SOceessful operation
Wsa Performed on ham on Saturday
iast, ~ D.. Geo. MeClellan.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-25

The way they are sisy'ng hpgs ~
OHIO Tbs season - 10 kill. Over a
thousand men m Cincinnati alone are
engaged IN cutting and salting them
The poor pOkers stand mo- Chancc and
steam machines arc o. be brought into
action % Nil them off the faster
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-25

LOuis MeLane is spoken Of as a can
si'si>as 10 saeeeed Mr. Clayton, in IN,
Senses frosn Delaware.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-12-25
VARIETY.
TIE PIRATES.


The reader will recoIIec,. tha. six
mon were lately convicted IN Bo,-
ton for piracy, and before sentence
being pronounced, a motion was made:
for n new trial, by their counsel.
This motion was lcarnedly and ably
discussed by the counsel for the nitcd
States and the prisoners. The deri-
SION of the court was pronounced by
Judge Story on the 10Th inst. The
Boston Atlas SAYS:
The first part of the document was
devoted to the discussion OF the que,-
ton whether the Court had the p5w,r
constitutionally 20 grant a new trial
aud We believe there were few inJ,-
viduais present who did not come q,
the conclusion that II had no such pow
or. The second and best part was ~
reply To the objections taken by Tho
prisoners counsel 90 the conduct of iir
Court during the late trial. upon nL,ci
otJectons their present motion 1, nria-
cIpally founded. And IN this resr,,r
also We think the observations OF judi
Story were conclusive. that he sat-,
iactoTily showed The objections 20 g..
groundleSs.
Sentence Of death was then r.,-
nouneed upon them. and they were o--
dercd To be executed on the Ii,h d4y
OF March next Boil. ChroHicL.
- Young Sptslsr The House OF Rene
senis'ises Of Ohio, have elected to,,s VI
CHEEp. Speaker. Ace ordinr 10 a eotr,.t-.n.
dent Of Pouison's AdVertsssT. Mr. cred =.
no" oriy IN hts h-sRsy fsuyfA wear az d,
eonsidered the most accompanied scholar.
and the most hnishsd orator IN TIE state
R'chlOHd ead Fre1Eeyto& sb1rg Rg,I
Road.-About forty miles Of this Road
viii hc put under contract In the cour.e
81 a few days. Proposals are g. 81
received until Saturday next. when the
letting takes place. We learn from
the Frcderic ksburg Arena. that twenty
OF more persons from the north f,as.
sed through that town dunng the
week, on their way b. the scene ~
operations, with a view - procuring
contracts.
The way they are sisying hpzs m
OHIO tbs season - "a kill Over A
thousand men m Cincinnasi alone are
engaged N cutting and salting them
The poor pokefs stand mo- chance ard
steam machines arc o. be brought into
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-24

for he IS so morally and officially depraved and corrupt, that no act of his could excite surprise in me, or in those who know him well. As proof of his official depravity, the following case is cited. During the last July term of the County Court, two accounts were presented for allowance one by respectable gentleman of this county, and the other by myself: both for services rendered the the coanty n guarding ? prisoner. The former was engaged five days, and was allowed ten dollars-I was engaged thirteen day (but only charged tor twelve), and was allowed only twenty dollars-during all of which time fur furnished my own horse, and assisted in conveying the prisoner to Hampstead Jail. And yet we are told that he is a faithful and impartial judge, and we should be satisfied with him. If this statement Is denied bv Mir. Harding, copy of the record shall be furnished to the public through the Ad- vocate.
 BRADFORD c. FAWLER.
 Jonesboro' Oct. 10, 1884.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-24
JOSHUA DOWNING, Chairman.

LADIES' PocKETs.-A late London Court Journal announces the important in- telligence that the old fashion of ladies' wearing pockets at then sides, has been again introduced probably by some lady duchess or countess with a ruined fortune, to save the expense of purchasing reti- cule, flashing with gold and diamonds.
 This is no new fashion with some classes of females in our country; and by all that's sweet and lovely We hope oar eyes may niay never fall upon a young girl with her hands thrust into silken pocket at her sides, as though they were in pair of brooches ill eager pursuit of a chew of tobacco.
 Randolph Reporter.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-24
For the Advocate. TO THE PUBLIC.

In passing over some of the columns of the Political Iiateiligencer of the 26th Sept. discovered publication over the sigma ture of James D. Harding, in reply to the proceedings ofthe Jonesboro' Public Meet
 ing. In that publication Mr. Harding states that he has been informed by the Clerk, that Mir. Royston's .sprice of instruction is only ten dollars" This assertion Is false-- never made such declaration. But this falsehood has not all surprised me, nor will any he cen hereafter invent and publish ];
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-24

We are glad to find that our old friend .Ngor Jack Doscniag is not at all dashed by his failure to get his candidate elected Governor of the State of Maine. lie says that he got him every vole in Downingville, and he could not helpit if others folded their arms while he was so successfully at work. He Is, however, full of spirit, and determined to "go ahead." In his 18th number, we find the following note, which we copy for the information of whom t may concern:
 !" Beck .NanJegs.-My subscribers keep sending yet for the back numbers of my paper. and I'm very sorry to have to say that they are all gone. If they had only told me beforehand how many they should want, would have had enough printed for all hands.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-24
SALE OF L c. IT'S '.
 IN THE Toto9G of .DaDetteo(IIe.
.Seaf of Justice of Washington County.

Seat of Justice of Washington County. YEyHE | Commissioners for the county of
 D Washington, will oaes the LOTS .n the Town of FAYETTEVILLE, for sale at Public Auction, at the Court house door in that Town, commencing GU .lIonday, he Sth dag of December neat, and continuing from day to day until the same are sold.
 Terms of Saie.-An advance of ten per cent. on the amount of purchase will be required to be paid down the balance in three equal instalments, payable at six, twelve, and eighteen monlhs-the purcha- ser giving bond with approved security. A failure to pay up the instalments prompt ly when they fall due, to annul the pur- chase, and the purchaser to forfeit any payments he may have previously made.
 The quarter section of land on which the Town of Fayetteville IS situate, was donated by Congress to the Commissioners of the county of Washington, in trust for the use and benefit of said county, and is mostly of excellent soil. The lots are well laid out both for fancy and conven- fence. fine town is admirably situate, on beautiful eminence, near the centre of the county, on tine dividing land ba tween the waters of Illinois and White rivers, and is we'll supplied with springs of the purest water-some running into W6ite, and others into Illinois river
 The adjacent country presents pleasing prospect to the spectator On the south and east, the blue hills and mountains, with intervening prairies, present them selves as far as tine eye can reach and on the southwest, there is much prairie land i, of excellent quality. itseems tbst nature is entirely reversed in this part of the Ter ritory, the Town site forming the dividing land between water courses. The hills and highest mountains afford level land :, off excellent sell, ;a sufficient bodies fer good farms and well watered with never failing springs. The growth of the adja- cent forests is, oak ,hickoIy, ash, mulberry, walnut, cherry, black locust. pawpaw, spice-wood, and the largest and most de- licious grape in the world. 1t is likewise situate about five miles west of the three forks of White river, the head of nayiga- ton for keel and flat boats.
 From the natural location of this Town in the centre of the county, surrounded with rich, fertile and healthy country, already denseiy populated, and well sup piled with never-faling springs of the best water, it doubtless bids fair to become one of the most fiourishing inland towns west of the Mississippi. Gentlemen wish ing te avail themselves of an opportunity Of making good purchases, will do well to attend.
 sAMyEk s!T,5s VAUGHAN csr'rs.
 Fayeaeuule, 0et. 7, lsSz.--29-1w.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-24
NOTES LOST.

K OsT by the subscriber on the twen- a-A tieth inst, a WALLET containing three notes of hand-oue on John Me- Grew, for either Go or SO odd dollars-one on Maupin 6 Clark, with Nm. F. Wood : ruff as security, for S52-and one on Mau- pin and Clark without security, for S6S-- all executed tC Oscar S. Mcclellan. All persons are hereby forwarned not to trade for, or receive these notes and any inf6r- nation with regard to them will be thank- fully received by inc subscriber.
 OSCAR $. MCCLELLAN.
 LiHle Roek, Oct. 3, 1s3i.-lw.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-10-24

|a1 acDqTFIE.-The Charleston Mer- eonalns a letter from Mir. McDUF- @QOVernor HAYNE, resigning his seat N present. Congress-. He states, that |4sahe has devoted himself exclusive |94s restoration of his health for the V. Yoi or i've months, it has experienced Ia'sHal improvement.
 s. 'a'',uer a1 Is thus added to the number of < ,.4l Aembers of the House of Repre- ',Bs"sS' ',Ba who, either from the severity ,a' o,, servlee in that body, or for other N' |a nave withdrawn from it or de-
 Oeihg candidates fer reelection ne termination of the last session Y, aSfess. The House and the Nation M N me loss of such men as MT. BIN ], 4,, a, mcDuFFIE, Mir. EDWARD EVE '. n mf V, GoRHAM, Mir. CHoATE, MT. - MT. ELLSWORTH. Mir. HUNTING ''sS 'p'a others who are voluntarily retiring : 4e National Councils. :
 .Nat. Intel.