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The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-27
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Besides Ornamental Letters, BacksIope. Mnsic. Lottery Figures. Piece Fraci ions. Saperiors, Astronomical and other signs. Space Roles, Brass Rules, Ornamental Dashes, Long Braces, mere than 2ee kinds of Borders, and more than lGo0 kinds of Cuts and Ornamcnts fpr School Books. Newspapers, and Scientific works; crderg for any of which. or for Composing stichs, Cases, C!,ases, 61c. win be executed with the utmost promptitdde, large stock be- ing always cn hand.
 They will also execute orders for Print ing Presses, Paper, Ink, &c. which they will furnish at the manufacturers prices.
 Printers of Newspapers will pfease pub. lish this advertisement with this note J three fines, sending paper containing it 10 the Foundry ,and receive payment when they purchase four times their bill at tho Foundry. GEO. BRUCE & Co.
 Nsw York, March 9, 1894 l23t
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-27

Mi Hardin of Kentucky, whese talents m fer lfyeetive and gepartee are well known, lately delivered q eogont and powerful speech i'll the House of Representatives on the ma-adninistration of the Post Office Department. When he was in lfs act of resuming his seat, Mr. Conner of N. C.. facetiously inquired if the people of Ken. lucky drank whiskey and efogl AIr. I!ar- din replied that whiskey was one of the staple commodities of Kentucky, and he would usk 1T the people ot North CaroiiiIa drank tar and tar-watef ns that was their staple commodity.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-27

Too late for the Steamboat. 4 friend has furnished Us with the following, for the truth
 of which he youches: A gentleman, not long since, came into his lodgings, about II O. clock at night, much fatigued. He was to leave the city in a steamboat, at seven the
 next morning, and being fearful ofoversleep- ing himself, he ordered a servant to call him
 at six o'clock. At that hour he awoke, and 1 waited patiently for the summens, until wiha in twenty minutes of the time of ststing, when, finding that they were not giYen, he rose in a rage, rang the bell with furious
 giolance, and betools himself 10 his bed
 The servant entered with haste and trcpida- ton, and was accosted, in a voice of thunder with you lazy scoundrel if you don't Wake
 me soon, sfall be tdo late for the boat.'' fl hren Refo.ft-JefEifeyf, the celebrated
 editor ofthe Edinburgh Review; married an
 old lnaid of New York. After his return;
 in hn abusive article upon this country, he
 said, among other things, that the American
 women were like pigs--,pretty oE.y when
 young. Detinie, of tho Portfolio, retorteds
 that such being Mir. Jefffey's opinion, it
 was strange indeed that having gone into
 the pen for wife, he should have selected
 an old sou.
 ] Stippretas and loss of lircs.-t The N.
 York Journal of Commefee of 25th May 1 says, q By the mails of yesterday and to-day
 we have received intelligence of the loss of thirteen square rigged vessels, accompanied with .he loss of probably not less than sir hundred lipesu All the vessels, we believe, were British, and nearly all bound to Quebec with emigrants."
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-27

pend, il some degree, upon tne order and dignity of the deliberations of this, Whle l entreat the indulgence of tho House 10 my own defects. earnestly invoke the ;s- sistanee of every member of if in endew- oFlag to maintain and preserve, so far as ee- pends uFon tie proceedings of this boy. those great and primary interests of Co.'S sltutienal Government and freedom, tn support of which, am sure, whatever df- terence of opinion there may be upoh points of construction. policy. or administration, there IS not heart here, nor an American heart any where, that does not beat high.
 On motion of fir. BARRneER, the House then adjourned
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-27

In the House of Representative MF. J. 2. ADAMS obtained the unaniineas con sent of the House to submit the following resolutions;
 Resolted, That the Select Committee of this House, appointed on the 4th of April last, to investigate the proceedings of the Bank of the United States, be discharged from the further consideration ot the object referred to therein:
 hesolted, That in the transactions If the said eeiflsnittee with the President and Di- rectors of the Bank of the United States. as set forth in the Reports of the Commit tee, and in the Correspondence anneAed to the same, no contempt of the lawful au- thority of this House has been offered by the said President and Directors oi tbe Bank, or by any one of them.
 Rcsolued, That any order of this House to the Serjeant-at-arms to arrest and bring to the bar of the House the President ahd Directors of the Bank of the United States. or any one of them, to answer for alleged contempt of the authority of the House, as proposed by the concluding resolution of- fered by the Majority of the said Select Committee, would be an unconstitutional, ar- bitrary, and oppressive abuse of power.
 Mir. \. said 1t was his intention to pro- pose these resolutions as substitute for those reported by the majority of the Com mittee appointed to investigate the affairs of the Bank of the United States, when the reports should come mp for consideration.
 On motion of Mir. Adams. the res,l,1fione were ordered to be printed.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-27

News has been received in this city of the apprehension of Stephen JV. Foerman, and ms ,aS confinement at Randolph in Tennessee. ', ne understand, that one of OUT Deputy sherltis, Mir. James Brott6,aon, has been despatched to that place, for the purpose of securing and bringing him here fer punish. men' Foreman, ; s, .S: ..ss,.a sso .. gang of outlaws in Arkansas, Who had re- eeni'y committed robbery upon sesos.si fat boats passing down the Mississippi. 4 par y ct fifty CT sixty citizens of r en1iesst.,:. iearnag of these outrages, assembled, crossed the river and took sixteen of the number prisoners. A part Of them were pnnisiiVd upon tiie spot; but Foreman, and ethers. were taken 10 Randolph, and pilt irs ifens' toprevent their escape.--sifo. Rep.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-27

Ertract of Letter from Comraodore M.
 Y. WooLsEy, to the Secretary of ttc
 .Naru, dated U. s. Ship Natche1, Rio
 de Jaae:ro, April 5ih. 1854.
 Political affairs in Brazil, as well as at inc River Plata, are perfectly tranqnll; and see nothing at present likely to disturb that tranquility. When left Mortevldeo, General Rosas with his army from the ln- dian war (now at an end) was hourly ex- pected at Buenos Ayres. Doctor Francla, the Paraguay, had marched over into the Province of Corrientes, and had taken and fortified two points on the river, from whence his commerce had been annoyed. This appears to be the object of his move ,uef,.-and one which t was supposed would not affect the general tranquility.
 Simeon nfariihs who robbed the Mechan- 'ics and Traders Bank, arrived at Tampico oh the 27th April, in the schooner Bonita. He remained there q few days, and then started for the city of Mexico. The night previous to his departures he lost $500 at play. MT. Nj. Carson, the agent of the Bank; arrived at Tampico four days after Martin had left. Mr. c. had procured an order for his anestaton, and the government Ihad given him q detachment of soldiers to 1 follow in pursuit. La. .adrs'f'ssr
 1 4 gentleman from New Orleans informs us. that Martin has been arrested, and brought back 10 New Orleans, .o await his ttrial.-Editor Reg.
The Arkansas advocate., 1834-06-27

| I 1 pnnisiiVd upon tile spot; but Foreman, and "tilers. we're taken 10 Randolph, and pilt ils
 irons, ioprevent their escape.--.ffo. Rep.
 From tte ". T. Cour. ty Fsnq. Of .Haq 2a. l
 Gfeai contest of speed beileeea she North 1 ahd Soatis--The two best horses in Amer
 lea are to have d trial of speed over the union Course next week, and the friends of the Turf will be presented with scene nearly, l. not quite equal, to tic great race between Eehpse and Heafa. The North efn.hofse S1.drh, son of Eclipse and iaii brother to Black Marin, Is unauestionnbly the finest horse in the United States excepf 1ntie; and we except her merely because she has not met the hero of the North. II will be seen by the following extract from the Baltimore. Chronicle, that Trae Jeff
 i'aitiu1oTe on M onday, and, that ilfr place of destination IS Long Island, for the sole purpose of contesting the palm of victory with Shark oyer the Union Course next week.
 Hefe we have arrayed against each other. the pride of the South against the hope ofl the North, and feeling is abroad which will insure as full an attendance and as deep an interest Tn the result. as on tlle occasion of the Eclipse and Henry race. Shark is only four years old, and yet our very best horse, and all our hopes of victory ovur the South 1 rest on him. TriRe Oh the contrary, is tried nag. covered with laurels won in all the great trials upon almost every Course in the Union. Her fame is as yet untaf- nished and she is justly the pride of the south. Shark is the only horse in the
 country that can place her well earned repu- tation in jeopardy, and from the evidence which both of the horses have given of speed and bottom, We hazard nothing iii predicting
 that the struggle between them will be one which will long hold conspicuous place in
 the annals of the Turf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-07
Virginia legislature.
DEFERRED DEB4TE
HOUSE OF DELEGATES-TH ursdav Jonuoy,o
ALLEGHANr CONTESTED EIECTIor

MUSE or DELEGATES.-Tnursd Januarv2
ALLEGHANr CONTESTED ELECTIoN
VI mouon OF Mr. Marshall, the Report of the Commit
lee OF Privileges and Elections ON the contested election
from the county Of Allegheny, (Which declares Joseob
Uanfon me returned member entitled 10 a sea in the
Rouse OF delegates, on the grounds that al the fine NJ
ms election he held the Offices Of SURVEYOR and Denuv
Sheriff, both OF which considered by the comn;,tes
as lucrative ohces the holders Of which, are declared
by the Constitution ineiigibie) was taken up
Dir. DAmron sid, that IL IL not proper for him IN
offer substitute for the report he would ask some
TO do II for him. II his opinion that this case ouch,
not 10 be entertained. The election law provided tba,
Where an election 10 be contested the memorial con.
'esnng the same must be presented TO the House Within
ven uays alter The commencement of the session IN was
'a he section in which is provision is contained
s'oueu more particularly 10 in which two csndi.
ses contested and where The question was, which party
% me largest number OF votes, and not 10 those
W ""rh want OF eligibility the ground Of The con.
'e p' was iairly to be presumed, ths all complaints
" e "n"e return OF member were 10 be nut upon the
same 'oo""g w regard 10 the time, which the memorial
was 70 be presented He did consider that the rea.
coming OF the report was now subject of vestyaop
He could not believe for solitary moment that IN. in
Formally Of the proceeding could he oye,IooLed The
questions argued 10 the report had been drawn in no lie
statements contained in The memorial and Thai Al
presupng as he did, that II came within the sni NJ
NE limitation 10 the sw not having been presented viii
~ he 10 days reqnred moi entitled to be entertained
ny he House As 10 the notice Of the contest there
oone ~ any rate that presented him the rreon
stances OF the contest lie had no notice that the seven
een innyIduais whose signed to the
intended 10 contest notice presented 10 him from
one INDIVIDUAL, that he intended contest the election:
$50 uat notice was served by the individual himself II
was not stated IN the law by what kind Of evidence Of the
service on notice Of this description to DC
Aoo me- "Ss took II for granted, tina. the same evi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-07
q tANCEk, and the art Of Healing generaIIu
- subscriber would respectfully inform tie nRabi,ani

a 1ANCER, and the art of Heading ceo,roU, ~
subscriber would respectfully inform the inRabi,an,
richmond and vicinity, who may wish his st that he
ds oecome competently acquainted by the iosruc,ions
from he celebrated DR. Lynch, New York civ IN cv
.a formidable and fatal disease, denomina,ed Cancer
Miou' me use oil kne eausc, but effected in The
same way and manner as pracsed bv Dr. 80, u'e
s e WIN unparalleled success in the of hi,
complaint, and also that of Fsula or FistuloAs r.
subscriber Is here now. from the City of New York to
spend me winter, person wishing be cured of tho
az I'VE complaints, will please 10 apply immediately
10 n nm' at The Mansion House, Main Street.
fNchnond' Jan.6 w. w. MARSHALL.
Certificate from DR.. Lunch
do hereby certify, that Dr. w. w Marshall has hso
unner my Instruction, and assisted me in INV business
winch Is attending TO Cancer complaints and the ar, If
neanng generally. He is using NV uedci,e
fcfed " ~ y, nose OIL
Inc subscriber refers to Mr.. Day of Manchester Mr.
Siian OF Richmond, and Mrs. Ezekiel DAVIS Main e,
Minis OF Manchester who has been under his care
i IN '"'e'y' w. W. Nj.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-07

There 10 one thing for which ,hsy osver win Be able
70 atone, Il their eounry should they be iusru
meniaiin bringing about-hs is the of the
" 3. Bank. Let that day OF trouble which ,hre,srns
tho South come when 4 may. and come Il must-,h,t
Bank, in existence will be Of our most formlsbis
enemies. Neither Ciay's bleeding Cons,u,ion-bIeed
tag Il h, from wounds inflicted BY himself : Nor NJ NJ
Duaie's NulIifca'ion, will avail 10 save n. - :.
t-s fuf.rt I.YCURCuS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-07

h"yeo from New York the 1, nuw scbr Aab,acon.
Ionh rice, with full merchandise to n
in forty hours F' S"e arrived oil the Capes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-07
Monday, Janunru G.

a, message was received from The Senate s,,,;n. ~.
NY nau passed the bills-to a,ne nd IN. law concarn
s, dams aud other Instructions to water
".o'Ie me sale OF part Of lot i'm the town of Mar
""so"ig Tor the benefit of the Lutheran Church ard
Snshg the April term OF Westmoreland county court
,ui nouon OF Mr. Coles, leave given TO bring in
SPan an act passed during the present session n,
.saosh an inspection of Tobacco at LINUS xarehoms ~
oo"ncl banv'iie in the county OF Pit,svlvania
mouoh oil Mr. Crump, the COMMITTEES Of Claim. -,
V "e present discharged from the further
" "e Peuuohs oil William Wamsley, Can't James Roo,ha
ScsePh Parsons james Brown, David W SJe.Ib Thos'
cunningham and John Brown for services in The In;
war o, i and 8; and these petitions were refered m
.onn ri smith, Esq with request that he will ,rnisH
e"eIa, assembly with information in relation to the
services oil these petitioners. " ~
On motion OF Mr. Nav the Roar, of p,,r VI,
s"ue'eu 10 procure survey OF Meherrn river NV n
sr cns,oeer' from Belheld TO the highest point of
p.ao'e Navigation, and TO report the most advisable
r'"" anu esuinates oil the probable costs Sc
me Dill 10 incorporate the Galiego nj snu,sc,ur;n r,,
P"ny reported with smendmen mt AZ re- adj s.co,d g.,
""u On 'nohon oil MIR. Parriett, was recou,pi,,ed '
report OF The Committee OF Agric ulture and Mann
lectures unfavorabe 10 the petition of J. Chev,ie for
he Incorporation OF the Gaego Milling COMPANY
Ken up aud ag eedt to- r'' '"
report OF the same Committee in favor of , ,.,;,;,,
o," hioeinarle Tor brand OF flour WAS zen nm
table. '''e'eu'o he on the
feuhons were presented and refcrred--bv Mr. A,ax,,
ae oil citizens OF the county Of Giles praving to b =,
aehed 10 the county Of Monroe-by Mr. Harrison Of ;
zeh OF Loudoun, for the incorporation of the tuso. r
the Rehoboh Academy " w ""'ses OIL
various bills on their first and second READINGS AMI -
ports oil Committees were acted upon ~ 50
"" '"ouoh OIL MIR. Gregory, the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-07
PowhataD, January I. 1884 7tMwo
HARwooD scHooL.-The exercises Of thus io.ii

ATWOOD SCHOOL.-The exercises OF this ins,i-
'u'o", 'or tbe ebsuiDg year. will commence on the
ecOnu monday III January, and terminate the 18th of De-
eemoer following The course Of instruction will com.
Practical Mathematics, English Grammar, Ceogranbv
WIN the use OF the Maps aud Globes Bair's Rhetoric
ComposioD' and History: together with the Latin ian.
guage' Terms Tor board, tuition, lodging and washing
WIZ oe Si0o'--one bali TO be paid in advance Having
ueerm"ed 10 limit the number of bosrders to 36we cam
o, 'ner''os, receive any student for shorier period
than the scholastic year of ten months A. bereioors
shiul attention will be paid the morals and habits of
he students and none is years Of age admitted who
Gdno' Prouuce satisfactory testimonials Of good character
Letters addressed either of u.s. near Someryille Fau
QUEER county, will receive prompt attention.
:. G.. TACKETT,
Nov. Is. f55 wSw1 j. SPINDLE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-07

a tLASS1CAL SCHOOL.-The School at Long Or, eE
" Louisa county, will be continued next wear under
the sole superintendence OF the subscriber who has had
twenty years experience 10 the profession he has chosen
10 this school viii be taught the Greek and Latin Ian.
guages, English Grammar, English Composition Geogra.
ply WIN me use OF Maps and Globes, Mathematics and
2Oh January, 1884 aud terminate on The let day Of De-
cember following There will be vacation Of four weeks
commencing on the nth day Of June The charge for
board tuition, washing, lodging and fuel will be az
Pyabe one half the let day Of June, 1884, aud the
Other hall on the Let day OF December following Long
Creek Is 80 miles from Richmond, 81 from Frederick urg
81 from Orange Court house, aud % from Cartersviils
The stages from Richmond TO Orange Court house aud
from Fredericksburg 70 Gainesville pass the School.
house. Letters the subscriber should be directed IN
Long Creek r. o., Louisa WILLIAM NELSON
December .. 6l-1sfa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-07
Nj 4 RRIAGES

MARRIED. by tho Rev. Mr. Hart on Tburseav Dsco,. nc =,
nicHAhD " WATKINS of Charlotte ~,
Ter oil Capt Simms of Halifax county. 1850 '' - ua"sn
NaiNage is good thing and honorable In all man
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-07

" vi lC F. Having been much annoyed by hunters
"u ow'ers and experimenting, il the practice Of
o"hng ana hunting be discontinued on nv land 60
ons INJURY thereirom am compelled though reuctaniIv
10 orewarn all persons whatsoever from hunting foy
snoou"g, or 10 any wise trespassing my lands in
W., wv county OF Powhaan, or the land Of Col Jos y
ATKINS which occupy as tenant, Otherwise shall be
e necessity OF enforcing the penalties OF the law
III such cases made and provided.
p,. SILAs BRYANT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-07

"A TEACHER WANTED-Tbe sub scrhor. ,.i., -
"a; "a employ competent Teacher, TO take Immediate
se VI neir school, which will be small and The dn
ues ngn'; the situation healthy, and the salary liberal
Satisfactory testimonials Of character and requirements
WIN ne expected Application to be made to either n
we noscners, living IN the County Sussex and State
" '"s'n'a' WM HARRISON, Sr.
BEN. HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-07

a NASH SALE OF NEGROES Will be offered for
- sale at Nelson Cour, House, the twenty seventh,
Negroes. NELSON aNDEpSOn" AeY
For himself and Nm. Crawford
- - T4-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-07

How came he 10 DO Discharged am al io "a h..o.. E
~ we hseper h Pentsny had right enquire io,o the
i,'oga"y oI jsdgmentaad the Executive would hodIs A..
been sont fos sys yess " $500 ''s" 70 NAYS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-07

hn' Gods, Gibson, Hale OF Giles, WaG,, =, race,
GU, oa'y bruce Sims, Vance Sloan, Mullen K;n.. ~
s'"er' Dolls Gravely, Holleman, Grerory Is.,,.'
,sger, Fry Booe OF King George, Dua Hsys So,,.'
i "ry; Deard' Harrison, Kimbrough Smith of Ma
anu jackson, kennoD, Garland of Meckienbur
~, cooper, Alexander, M'Cauley Buck webb Wa,x.s
Gums Chm Harvey. Parriot. M'Lure Williams AJsms
Thor, aon Savn, Carroll, Dupuy, w dollhouse Boo,hs
Love- a. w lowell, MoormaD, Waterman. M'hIuII.n
M'CuIoc, W, Hfin, Crump, Pegram, George, M Gov
Mr. MnN,. aayoery and Cunning ham-9I
Conmus. nS p' submit ed u motion, instructpg the
eSpeaieney OF changing the time of ho,;, H., i; VIC
" '''' ""''"o '"ea u' which Was ne ga,ycJ.
~ BANK OF VIRGINIA
On motion OF MIR. Gregory, w.s
r. A.esooeo' Nat inc treasurer OF this Conmopv.sbh
DE Instructed to use his hueuce to pos,,o" s 'n
OIL Directors OF the Bank Of VII ginia Tor ten . ee"o"
he following engrossed bills were read Iii, ,,
a"a psssed--o Incorporate the Hlandford Nil, Coa e
nv " prescribe the mode OF working coal mines
Sommttee OF Propositions and Gre arc es repor,.d
"tne petition Of citizens Of Chesterfield Tor
sgreedto A'a"ehes'eT, "hich was
If ,h ; e committee reported reasonable the petition
-: 1 queens oil Frederick, Tor a new en,ny. AMI rs
"e 'enons'rancc of sundry citizen. of Ered.,;ck
asa'nst that object On mo;on Of Mr. Rnt,n d. 800,
was laid on the table. '''' Da'0h' the report
Pen''ons were presented and refered-Rv Ar. S,,n.
ger, oil citizens OF the county OF Scott io h VT san
o, Comnssioners.of the Revenue and comrspr ,; ~,
'e conmiss'oners'oi last Yearly Mr.. Williams Of ~.
Wv Is VI " m Fawter for payment for slave exec,,.d
~ orange couniy-By Mr.. Adams, several petions nf
~ VI rarck aud franklin, Tor the formation o, new
Jiy U" " portions OF those counties-By Mr. Cary of
on nm by the James River Company-By Mr. Webb If
e"Zehs OF Nanseniond, for the esabs6me NJ nj fa,r,
across Biackwater River " '''y
"" "oion oil Mr. Cru'np, the House adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-03-27
TO THE PUBLIC.

In consequence of the extreme pressure upon
the money market, and the unprecedentedy
severe demands upon the BANK of MARYLAND
regret deeply with my felIow-citizens that it has
been compelled to stop its business.
The suspension has been sudden because it
has occurred at the very first moment it appear
ed that the interest ofthe creditors fthe Bank
required tiff efforts had been made to sustain
the credit of the Institution at the expense of
heavy sacrifices ofproperty the result would
have still been questionable, but the certainty
of loss would have occurred. Under all cir
cumstances, it has been deemed best by the
soundest Judgment to which we could have re-
sort, to adopt the course which has been adopt
ed; viz TO place in the hands of a suitable Trus-
tee, under the direction of the Honorable Ste
venson Archer and Thomas B. Dorsey. or such
persons as they may appoint, all the effects Of
the Bank, to be kept together, collected and
faithfully distributed among the creditors, as
speedily as it can possibly be done.
My confident opinion is, that the Bank is able
to pay all its obligations, butte obviate any diff
Guilty whatever and to satisfy the holders of the
notes and the special certificates of the Bank,
hereby pledge my whole private estate, whether
real, private, personal or mixed to redeem any
deficiency that the means of the Bank may by
any possibility be unable to redeem
March 25, 1884. EVAN POULTNEY.