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The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-16

4 Sanguii,,a,y .Mods of Duaning.-- Some of our editorial brethren ssdowD east' are snaton cute,n and equally sly. One of their latest improvements Is fiew and in- gerlious mode of hiitlng to their subscribers without seyiug a word, that there is some tiliDg dte subscriptions Iii lis very irn- porsant object is effected by writing the di- rection of the papers of delinquent subscri- hers with red mix or pencil. fiilis t beats all nater.n af
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-16

A BUsT of NAPOLEON, taken after death, and which Is said to be correct like ness, has been presented to fhe city of N. Orleans by Dr. the Physi- clan and companion of Buonaparte during his exile in St. Helena The following is an extract from the Address of the Recor- der on receiving the present. Nash. Rep.
 "Ihe master mind which inspired and matnred so many mighty projects;--the in- tellect which presided over the framing of a system of legislation, destined 10 be COCK tensive and co-eval with civilization itsell; has left it's habitation, and the great Ma poleon, the impersonation of an era of sci ehce flo less than of conquest, ilas become as the cled of the valley.
 As republicans, sir, the inhabitants of this I city, and no doubt the whole of the Ameri- can nation, duly appreciate the genius and extraordinary mind with which Napoleon was gifted. As Louisianians, governed in a great degree by code, of which he fur nished the model, Napoleon the legislator Is richly entitled to our admiration and grat- itude: We likewise owe him something oli account of the acquisition which the Uni ted States made of Louisiana. tsa
 Permit me, Doctor, to reiterate our thanks for the present, and in the name of my fellow citizens. welcome you to New Orleans.'' -z a5s { sAf .r
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christian.

.a Sailors Wedding.-A A lar just return. cd from sea met one of his female acqnaint- ances. He was so oyerjoyed that he de, termined to marry her; but at the altar the parson demurred, as there was not cash enough between them to pay the feess upon which Jack offered few shllings, saying, "Never mind, brother, marry us as faa' as it aeiA go." sse eesl ass7
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-16
LOOK Al, THIS.

EM7 E are making arrangements to start W tozthe Eastaby the middle of Feb, or sooner if possible--to lay in our Spring and Summer stock of fGoods-l-antl .areyery much in need of the ready. We oafd therefore say to those who are owingus, Q call and pay up by that time--If they do not, we shall be compelled to resort to forl cibie means. We mast have money or quit business. a W elies a4ad
 l.. &5sW. R. GIBSON.
 Little Rock, J an. l5, 1895. H HIa4s9 4aT
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-16

DIED-on Tuesday morning, the 18th inst, Elisabeth, daughter of Gen. Hardy Robinson, aged T years. .s'.9,s5
 - In this town, on Wednesday eve- ming, the l4th inst, lst Lieutenant Thon,- ds Johnston, of the 7th Reg't U. s. h. fantry.
 - At Fort Gibson, on Thursday, the 25th ult.. Mrs. Vsrginic 1f1on, consort of W. P. Tilton, sutler to the U. s. Dragoons.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-16

Comfort 10 Gta Drsnke,s.-A 4 medical gentleman in London met an old woman, who asked him whether he liked Gin, Rum, or Brandy best! He replied that he was not in the habit of taking either. s.What!v said the astonished querist-"What, not take Ginl like Gin best ofany thing; for 1 have been i'll the hospitals, and 1 know all about it. Gin only eats off the skin of the liver; Rum fills it full like sponge; but Brandy eats holes into it that Icould put my finger in." .saAaps aA
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-16

Dirinity Student eramincd. --Atareeent examination. at Trinity College, Dublin, the examiner, great wag, had his gravity up=: set by the answers of a kaolcine enc, as fol- lows
 Q. What beast was it that spokes A. A whale.
 Q. To whom did it speak?
 <. To Moses in inc ibuilrushcs.S
 Q. What did it say2
 4Ail:ssest t.llsea pefsaadest me te he Il christian.
 Q Q. .sd what what d.: al asIIcsecs -eal;.s
 4. Thou art the man.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-16
but to remain firm, united, and true to thern-

but to remain firm, united, and true to them- selves. Some of the representatives in Congress from your State have the nodes ty to assert, that if, at your late election, the question had been tested, before. fine people, Van Burenism, instead of Jacksonism, against the Wings, the Van Bpren party would have prevailed by fifty thousand ma jIes!!ty. Sc much fer he P popularity of Gid Hickory, according to the adherents of the Vice iee President President.
 Our accounts from Virginia eontinueto speak confidently of the reelection Iii. fai Leigh to the Senate of the United States.
 THE SPY IN WASHINGTON.
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MARRIEp-In Richlandtownship, Craw- ford county, by Henry Mahon, Esq, Mr. iSamuel Edmonson to Miss Sarab B. Hsg- gans, both of Elbest county, Ga.i slseQn
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-16

was the political canvass in New York, sllas Wright, the Senator from New fork, was n Michigan, making preparations there to manage the politics of that State, so that when 1t shall be admitted into the onlon, 1t may come in as a Van Buren State. afa
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-16

Noble Sentiments. Lord Erskine was
 distinguished through life for independence
 of principle, for integrity, and for his seru- pulous adherence 10 truth. He once ex- plained the rule of his conduct, which ought to be generally Known and adopted. IL ought 10 be deeply engraven on every heart. lie said, 1t was he first command and counsel of my youth, always to do what my conscience told me to be duty, and to leave the consequences 10 God. shall carry with me the memory, and I trust the prac- tice of this paernal lesson to the grave. I have hitherto followed it, and have no req son to complain that my obedience to 1t has been even a temporal sacrifice. l have found it,son the contrary, iheroad to pros- perity and wealth, and shall pointit out as such to my ehildfen.n l#as
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-16

Gan JOHN ROBINSON has beenre-elect- !, ,he Legislature of Illinois, a Senator 7 6e Congress of the United States. He < 1,ekson-Johnson ill his politics. He ;. opposed by Judge Young, Van Bn- nD I1aI.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-16

E A CROSS Point Remove, on the hfiiita- IA ry Road leading from Memphis and Little Rock to Pope, Johnson, Crawford, and Washington counties, is now in com pleie order. The subscriber is now re- pairing the road in the bottom.
 ea7 i97 f. FLETCHER. Point Remove, Contoay Co.,, fl. T, 1tt#
 January s, 1855. "a iie eaEaai {4l-3f..
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-16

Inn. J. c. CALHOUN has been re-elect- lslhe Senate of the United States. He ,.;vpd four-fifths of the votes.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-16

fl tough Story.--" Gentlemen" said a
 man who had been travelling west, to a motley company in the sitting room of a tavern, " 1t would do your hearts good to see the game in the western country. Why a man needn't trouble himself about his dn- ner; if he finds he IS short of provisions, ali he has got to do is to load his gun, and fire out of the window of his house, and
 he is sure to give quieius to something of the eatable order. It is a splendid sight to behold a stag bounding through the woods
 with anters, sir feet apart at the tips-all you've got to de is to level at him, and he's
 a case. Though in fact there's some little
 trouble attending these hunting excursions,
 for the woods and brambles are so thick that thunderbolt don't know where to strike, and man may have his flesh pretty considerably torn.". %s.s.,
 Humph," exclaimed a listener, 'sthat's no go; how, in the name of common sense, could stag with antlers six feet
 apart at the tips, run through such woods p
 Il say, stranger" replied the narrator, rather siumped by this interrogatory. 4 you're as big fool as I have met with
 for many day. While I was at the west, I'd business enough of my own to attend to without inquiring into the manner in which stags run through the woods-theY did U, aad haFs eaopgh.o
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-16

D. c. Collins, U. s. A., has been
 = '''..a we understand, with the survey
 ..d ooening of the several roads in this '..,orv. which are authorized by acts '' '..aa, the last session of Congress, He ' ~ .oter on the discharge of his duties " w .,t delay. The road to Columbia, Moi county, will be the first surveyed by
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-16

z saoerior Court is now in session at
 ''1 '',.cs.-oresent, Hon. Judges LACY !. z. r.oss. Eskridge is absent as
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-16

We are indebted to the politeness of Mir. |nA Baun, for Washington City paper of A, llth ultimo, from which we glean the
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-16
TfHE TOLL EgEsIE)esE.

Little Rock, Jan. l5, 1895. AI0 4sF
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27
Ser 0dr

Gie Baren sleicben0lfcrp Slai'
e III fnafen ul,o Saltea ~ e,itn..
Nun (bsInt eei oa6 il, oeu oifen
eaSd!oetn binten binaus Die bepoen
2urus,Nrtifa niEt binre tbetlo fir
BEN Beoarf oes 3Dttisen Dsi,tseeet-
es seratben fnb, uno q5ie!e BON ib.
nen baben iib Desbalb aaf Die QBans
oerfeba}t esr,abt, unn Oie. benam.
Den qeeesrbinen in bewobntsren Ve,
qenDen aufsuiuben. Dab IN Berfs,
halD In gibanDn, balo In Nors,
hampton, balo tn ee0a balD bisr
balo oa lief li6 Elm Nmba1aoor oes
gareuaefbletbtes btifen uno, bon
hberaa neloeter, Seitunaen, ,pie Die
8icbIsnleuts ibrer refpsftipen gea<
enosn (olben llntbieren ben Oaraus
aemabt hdttsn. Dte Gfories bon
ben Ddret1 speroen of jest sefredt
tlno ins QBeite eetrisben. 9n ei.
t,su, sswinen Gseil bon DsrFs
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27
9 sbr Gpdt uno itbti9
NDr1 NublanOt*
gmpfons oes prefpsnten 8otb,
fdlAft IN DdriS
-~<<e<>Ga<>~>>.-

tH"}t wv PNAlc
Die Wahribren Ino Son b6Gfem Sn.
ttshe. Die 8oth|6aft be6 W5siloenten bats
te SranPreib eHeid,t. unS Die 3eitunaen rra.
rem nit 8smertun9sn oaIiber anosfnllt.
Die fran5Sfltbsu &ammstn batten Sen 1S.
cSanllar bsltimnt, nm ben amerifaniIbeu
De'tra9 vor5unebnasu, uuo e6 fol- quite gIus:
I6t porbaucen aeweien Ispn, oaE bic @nt
lbdoieun9 sugeitauoen meroe. Die Nnfunit
Der Sotibaft ittce1'tt uno Die 9|ufnabme
ibres Snhats5 ouTeb bic bifsntli6en BlatteT
uno bic StImms oes Do!te6, babe lsncO
lebr uuSanltia sinse,rirtt. Jncs0tn ,pa- es
noeb unss,p;6 mslebs 8abn Die 8sa'ernus
cesbaIb e;nrblasenlrerSe. Die 8lattsr ia
gen. uno 10 Die ausselprobsue 6fsrt.itb'
Stimme. SranfreIb ,poUs iib nitDt curb
SurtDt sur grbal.uns oss Srieosns trs,bsn
taTsn. Dies fIinas }onesrbar, menn man
bsoenFt baS Der Dertras fbon hbsr Sabre
selb'cilen ,pproen.-uuS oaB Srentreieb
ibcn fslt oieltn sdnjen 3eitraum biucurb,
weut1 1tsne ben i'm, BON unS oasin sueelfan:
bsnen Bortteil, in NnRli0t be. beDnab,
pbllia Ttspsn Ginfnbs lsinee Wenes in unler
eanc. eeaOiIen bat. gDate es Yrantre'bs
Ablbt semsien, oen @ertras ME arauusss
men. rie er ctrd bic ea,u Observation-Disclosures
Wu1iter b,yoer 9,ationen atseldloiIsn rpcr.
Den: tpasl,m ,t,shen iie oeun ibon 70 piele
Sabre @ebvanD bon ben, su ibrsm Nortbeile
ltipuliytem 9ts6ts ?-llnter oieieu llm(tan:
oen uno i'm Sale bic fran,. &ainn,ern eben
10 bauo.lu. rie Die franz. 3situnaen.( (bie
man bisbsr nod iber Die sadDs sebSrt bat)
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27

8ebSrbn elne 6ausfuduns bel ibr
sersunsbment unb man entDedte IN
Dem &amtn> ibres S6lafjimmers
}teben 9erdub berte Geih
n a m E BON neusebcrnen &tnbern.
Oie(e abCheuliche perfDn settano
nabber i'm 9erbbrt oa6 lie eilfSins
Ger 9ebDren--u. r1ur rie pier Ct ten
om Gebsn 9elaNsu bate, Die 0e IN
per(b,soenen0 0Olplt0Iern untsrbrabs
te. 0le 0eben ibrt9en bate lie
alettb nacb Der Gjeburt erntr9t nno
in Das &omin ssbdnst, wo moa (ic
fon5.-Gis(es lln9eherer in men,
TDliberojeltolt miro in Der nacbfen
Sibuns Der A(lifen oes 0eproeOe'
partemsnts ibren perolenten 2obn
empfon9en. ('D. ..
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27

eauntp befpnores sroIts e5eberman
einen Sdri uno Maubeg Cpsor
Mebrerc gefebsn baben. Mdnner
uuD 8uben Belber unD Gnber-
2lQes ,purte e,fris, llcb in DieIem
8drenjabr einen Gorbserfron; III per,
oienen, uno EN- alter Spa6pc9el be-
ibicSi IIcb 0urb Die(e otIsemeine
Nufreglug cine rschte Srrlhct 5uI
psrurlaneu. Sufdul9 mar tbn, clnI
alter lDworler Sbaatbea 9eltDrs
ben; er 5p3 sbn ab uno ttopfte Ole
9aut NIT }ocu aus, uno Damn ban0
sr Ots(e Nepreisnta!len zines olteu
Sccfo aut slnen boeen 4oldetps
Soum. e)sgsn Nbeuo madte srI
E&rm. Gr mad,te bsfannt, er babe
stnen Oar 9elebent llnD jep lhur,
oab IId osrfelbe i'm ndtb1ten Dulb
befncH O,e aan;s 9atbarGhoft
er(Dten init SI.ntsn ysrtsn, eater>
oen uno @5tbcsen OewoTnet uno DON
auen plsrfuBi9en J6uncsn Der Wet
gen0 beeleitst. Ser olte Gpa6ucs
gel fprnsse bic Shlsen in Der
Sreu, uno Oussr upo n,abte enb,
lt6 ieinsn Duno per Dsm 5OtGorp
loucD5sn auf spslOsm Der Gbaaf'
bcet 9ebunoen mar. 0olO lamet>|
te l'cb2 Die eanse Saeosefe1fbaft i
man blifts, (pdbete, fu6te, fNmoG'
te, mabte Wettsn ob oper ob nitbt|
oerSdr auf esmDaum fdGe.gnonb
rtef cine StImme "hplaB 90! plae|
Do! Ib febn'en.' 'pauB! fraebte
ss aud-ober Der Qdr ,peuts nictt
fallsn. 2lae bltdten binauf, unD
aue Gtbwuren .Stein uno .sein, oa
obsn fdBs Der Ddr joaasb, wie es
fra6te! Se6;i9 &u9sln .psnisItsnS
ougNpfifsn bic euft, uno Sweiss
llno 0ldEter felen, pa6 ss elne 2lrt
bate :-ober Der 8dr reets Ih nibt |
" 5ep ,plu 'nauf flsttsrn'' laste Elm
ibn,drser BUS, Der Iben monben
Nafubn hunter 9ebolt bate, uno
seiast, getbon, nabn1 er cine 1oeus
3abel uno mabte fth auf Den lBes
-gr rrar lnoeb nob nibt 70 arg
Dett blnauf, ots ibm aGsrlep Ses
oenflicbfetten elnhelen; er meinte
oep ftp flbt, es pdre 0oeb pielIeibt
atcbt gut, nit einem 0dr su fpa6en,
ano oesbolb lief er l'N Gbnsu bsrab.
"Oer 3dsesl brum,1t su ar9-Cas,
ts er-uno mabte III feurI9e Nussu;
IO mil MIDI be0er auf Der Gafen
Seite balten = 9Bieoer frad1tsn
ole Sacblem ruieoer pfifen Die Sus
gs!n rplsoer jcOslten ole 6unoe,I
'uisoer Felsa Die Nsfts-Abtt Der
3dr psrreste ll6 niOt. Manberl
fseng nun an oen &ppf III fDhtteln|
ano iu nle,usn, cas fbuns unmbs,
titb san, NIT retbtsn O,nssn suse,
Ben; Der Bdr isp setpis tsln rstDter
Sa1 fanoern ein-Gott bs,pabre|
ans-9eas Nnosrer. Der Mprgen|
arenre bsrelts. Man fpnnte beut
:leb srtsbsn, wie oas f<bmar,e nnt
tbies oa oben, retbt ieinen Ssinoen|
sum Srps, in r,ajsttdtiiber Nube|
DIE MorQeuluft ein,uibllrfen fbien.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27

8effrafung einesM6reers.-Auss
aug zines 8riefee battrs Gatpeh Jas
,iilar 4. 1885. "GeferR batten
MIR oubisr einsu ernSen Sag. Uprs
tter, Der Mbroer fsinsr Srout wur'
Dc frep 9slprobsn uuo IN Sregbett
geIest, aber es tpar nur fir cine ODER
sryeD Winuten. RieHeleDs tptrst Ou
;upor BON ibm ssbbrt babeu. @r tpur
be fir BEN i'm corisen Sobr al iets
ner Srau oeribten Moro rerbbrt,
tpettbe er nit elmer Nsserpeititbe toe
Oete. gr roar Elm pfanssr uno lls
80 bis 10000 Sbater ,pertb, uno
CAB @i GurtDn, einem Rnirer betfen
Campers, 5000 Sbalery um ibn Don
Dem 0aleen ;u befrepen. 0sItern
ut11 8 llbr tuuroe er frep gegebent
absr i'm 2lugsnblid 400 er 3elne gr-
fbeinung auBerbalb esme eurtbaule
snatte, ersrlf ibn Elm perfammeIter
8olfsbaufsy oel0er aus Den a6t,
bar(en Bhreern .. Watbe3 une Der
umgessno beitaao, nabm lbn beraus
epr Die Staot u. oa entfleioeti CAB
man ibm $50 6iebe, ole NIT 3 70,
eenaI,tenSau6sins oerb aufsetra9.n
purben.
9sur Don Den seatbteteea Burs'
ern psitlbtsu i'm, uno natbosm man
fortgefabren, bis iein 9onser Wid*
;erfeiEbt getpeleh nabmen fte etn
Ta6 nit Sheer, pdrmtsn es unO
fcDatteten oas 9anse iber ibn ban
befeeertsn lie ibn NIT unsefdbr 9.
Bafbel 'Seosrn,, naebber fhbrten
fie In ourb aae Stro6en Der 5tact,
begteites nit elmer S>ronmsl uu0 et>
pa 1000 Menlbsn, nit Dem beItdn.
nisen 3uruf u. Gefbrep :toetst ibn!
peitf0t ibn nobinats !! ,e gu ale
oisiem nar tbQusenRuse. .Ndb>
reno fIe tbu peitfbten, rtsfsn e.u'9e
lsnter Der yer lan1melten Mlenge Tim
8naoe, rpprauf elmer unftsr eriten
2awpers oufitano uno fpra6 Item
Beib fsbets um 9nabe als &c iis ers
mcroete il. er erbOrte lls nibt. "gs
mar Der 9eslas oeeDelfs, ,tbnnan
oemSlG6 uno IN einsm fIsinen 0ool
obne Nueer in bt6en Mltte sencnl.
men nno Damn abssianOt ia baben
SIS tpato jsoo b nibt eetban, tpei! III
Dem 6eDranse sefast ,perosn, es
,partetsn einise aaf DsmDtuf, elmer
Grbobuus untsrbalb Der Gtapt, una
ibn III lbis6sn. -Bas font noh
nit ibm gstDan merotn toirot tps'6
ib ni6t." ~. 49,.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27

Sn to8 8rooowap, Neu.OorF ii
9eSenwdrti9 Elm 6porD.CrissnM Mic>
rOscep ju leben, tpelbes elnen Crop:
fen Ba6er 2i4OOi54O Mai osrgrUl'
iert. Gin Sropfsn Des heulien
wo0trs, norm init benz tlo6en
Quse niebts bemerft miro, erltbe.nt
ooeurh ,ple cine moraltiQc rtlRe
init Sau(enpen BON lebenDeu Ge'
fbbpfen earln Die. .5aso oat einan'
Der MAIDEN.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27
Gie Ssminols SnoIansr.

Gte Semlncle Jn0tallsr.
Oiefer SnDianerltamn,, pelOer
iuSlcrtoa wobnt 1T i'm Desriff
an Oie tlfer oes WeiGsu SlulIes,
wefIib pom Mii1l0lppi, sebroht
lu weroen. @tne Mabt Don feds
Gomposnlen 9ereinsten Stoaten
Sruppsnt iollte su YUrt Sing per'
elnlgt merDen, um. pe1 u6tbig, Den
Be9juo III evjpn9en.
Am 27tten &1ecsmber perfon1elten
Ild) ESQ 0ueber Ose|es S5tommes,
uno belpraWsu litD iter ihre 2(uss
wanocrung. Gnpa e,ne.6dlfte Dsr'
ieIben ltbleu 9euelet ;u lcpnt friso>
liD lbr jebiqes 0ebiet ~ verto0|en,
olleln Der NNtt erfldrte, (le wur0en
lItb ouf's Nsu0erIte fur lhr Qan0
lpcbvsn. giner Der Oduptliu9e fags
tej er babe etpa $50 SdNsr gutss
>pulpsr1 rnp er niirre 1einen jeels
gen 2&cbnpIoe niebt osrIaOen, bis
oas Quluer IN Der pertbetOi9un9
De0tlben perbraudt wCrpen fey. Ole
m0ren rneINsnS NIT
0hch(sn bepaHnst, uno Die 2Beillen
leben pober in bstfdnoi9er 2ln9,t,
inoem Te bsfurdten, bo6 bic 9n>
oler eineM eeelep onrlbten mSbs
ten. (UrleDensbotAe.
Dem pralIosut rer Ser 5taaren. rrurne
am 1itsn Januas Elm fGltlides S6mero
Don einem Ibsile Der I;mofraten BON Der
gtaot unb @auntp Yon NbilaSelpbia perebs
ret oe6sn grifcie Scrm oss Joa!ies wno
&cpfes einee Nonee bat. uno osifen gbeis
be uno &linse init 8iIoninsn in Se5us auf
Die { bIabt Don Nsu=Orleans per5iert it.
Del SraliEner Ynfieo osrebrte ibn cine in
Jta|len eetfert'9te, nno gut setrofene 8hfte.
Ioo burd Seue r.-@ine Svau
CDnlon gu 0uetsd moIIte am gbriltabeno
Dorm Sblafengsben bas Ssuer i'm Ofen
osrTbern uno fsbte oae Qiebt oufsen Scoeu
Reben 1h, a!s ibr Nu5liu=QIn3ua pItBl6
pom eidt Sener fisus, uuo iIe fosIsieb in
Sannen elnbuute. Sie fsI IN Sbnmac6t
uno 5rep ibrer G,noer, Die in sinsm anito=
iynotn Simmer lcbIiefsu, elten 81 ibrem 8sp'
ltauo herbey, uno eerlu6teu nat ibrsn S9dr1-
oen 3u Ibl6en. Da fs bies abr nibt per=
70 liefen le in bic &idbe. bU!tsn
einen enNr init QDa6er uno scBen e6 nber
ibren GorF. Dob IS mar Su (pdt ibre
SHUTTER mar ipiebr psrbrannt, oaB Gs MNr
nseb 40 Stuuoen Iebte. SIR 8aue ut ab=
'releMo. gr 9isus aIs Captain ces S6ifs
SenatOr i'm Qertit naeb England.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27

belt an oiefsnt Srte aud niat Elm
ein;iser bon Den Gcloaten bon Der
Nnlteduus oerfetben bsfotlen rpuroe,
benen Die &ubpDcfen tptecer aufs
r1eae tparen ein9eirnpft spprpen,''
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27

Gr Sm @onsrefe 1T bic Qlnaelesenbeit
init Sranfreib fabon warnt 3ur Sprade ses
bra6t tpOrosn jeoob nod nibt 5us gnt:
fbsiouns ACKNOWLEDGEMENT man erf init
8;flimmtI cit Branheids g. lur,sre 3ppii
fen ni,nfOt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-27
0aterlanD6frtunD.
e. III ton, O. j. { o.
Yreptaa Den 81. Sebruar, 1885.

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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-06-18
From The Winchester Republican.

IHE MYSTERY DEvELopEp. -Col Rnrr
had one only daughter, celebrated for her
mind aud accomplishments who was mar
RED TO Gov. Aston of South Carolina. -
About twenty years ago she embarked at
Charleston for New York, and was nc.
yer heard OF afterwards. II has always
been matter Of conjecture whether the
vessel went down at sea, or became The
prey of pirates. The following article
from The Alabama journal, throws light
upon the fate Of that gifted and noble wo-
man:
Confession Of a Pirate.--The public no
doubt remembers the story of the daugh.
ter oil Aaron Burr, who was the wife OF
Gov. Aston, of South Carolina. On the
return OF her father from Europe. about
the year 1912, she embarked from Charles.
ton, on visit TO him at New York, on
board priva,eer built vessel, and was
never heard OF afterwards Ii seems that
her friends at first thought the vessel had
fallen INTO the hands of pirates, and aflcr-
wards concluded that il was wrecked and
lost. II appears from the statement Of a
respectable merchant Of Mobile, that a
man died in that city recently, who con-
iessed TO his physician on his dying bed,
that he had been pirate, and helped TO
destroy the vessel. and all the crew and
passengers in which Mrs Aston had en-.
bafked for New York. He declared, says
Tins gentleman, that after the men were all
killed. there was an unwllingncss on the
part OF every pirate TO taking the life of
Mrs Aston, who had not resisted ihemor
fought them, and therefore they drew lots
who should perform the deed, as il had to
be done, The lot fell on this pirate, who
declares he affected his object OF putting
the lady to death by laying plank along
the edge o. the ship, half on II and half
oil, or over the edge, and made Mrs. Ais
ton walk on that plank tiil i, tilted over
INTO the water with her The dying pirate
requested his physician TO make this story
public, but his surviving family will not
permit or consent that The name OF the de-
ceased should be made known.