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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

aiposent. ~h,le the Peop,e-th,rtren
mlilscns a Peop,e-are 10 be bu, .
Easre Court ii Record
Aftcr wh,i ne have SAID. We need
noe add tia; we spprn .,oh d,ctl'ion.
There Is NJ erIls. that can happen.
TINT ~ili make Us Yield To IT, The
Pre- Ssteot las selected biS successor.
He has summoned has S.ar Chamber,
"A Baliinore. and. BY the tenor 1t has
Prcroya;iy-. commands al 10 echo his
cbssce- The people are now Ia be
called upon o. rsi,iy and record the
cbaoe, and thus make dlreot step 10
hereti.ary nOaArehy, too-tor. If the
President hal so or n daughter. who
knows bu: that hiS chosce would hive
hiien upon ham 40 her, instead nj fall
m GDsa the little =; II his old ase,
NJ rasa- IN vhrSe veins ever ran
d-oo a WIKI Blood. M descendant, of
thu Y.ls1ns- NJ true-heirtei Ameri-
cAa- WsI ever coaSent o. echo n sciec-
tIOn thus made Treachery m our
r71Ss. the h-abSogbtns oupidi'y OF
t1hAaG -Jt1tf
hang loosely about them: but the spirit
u Massachusetts, Will never brook such
dct1:i n Ii Pollricilas aftemp; 1t, W.
tel then thea they attempt IL with
o-Ttasn rum Th-iF DOM ~ sealed.
tie nDsnen; their movement publicly
@:s?s1rS- God neves made Bos:onians
10 - thu slaves Of iyraE;s, OF ii party
machinery 1nt Boston Il bat the heart
Of al the c{o1y; and while We have
uI;hin sizht any thing to remind w OF
the principles Tor which our fathers
bled. we haze TO fear that thcis sons
vii dssgrace such taihers-ani, for
the SAX Of gaming little gold. sell
OOi Al their ;i.iue. Thank Heaven,
We are not thus degraded New Eng
land nav fI.i.T and hesitate and doubt:
o.: the sPirIi Is hcre-,he true spirit.
GhsCh- y EeneseT the time comes, Will
illuminate and e.cciEiiy the v hole poo
p,e-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
10 fEac ladies.

s. C0SRiDT Informs the lsd,es o.
AAo tIarpers-Fsrry and - Viriniiy. that she
Castles ca the Millinery and Maatus Making
e'Iss1e--, N Bolivar, next door u DR.. Hay
den- store, where she - prepared 10 execute,
II the shostest notice, All kinds OF fa-hiona-
ote millinery AID maatus making. vik Bon
nsts % all klats, Csps aad Turban-, LADIES
HfdHnS Hso'ts and Dresses, after the latest
city tssh4oas- She also manufactures and
-ssp- On hand, Elastic Bristle Frame stocks,
oe Tie assss patterns. and Of every quality,
SAI%h ~Iit be sold oy the single siocl, or 10
'usFchanhs b. the dOzen. ca reasonable terms.
Seoek. repaired at the shortest notice
ACrsI rs. Isl5-sf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

BIllooning.-Mr. Clayton. Of Gin
einna,i, the chief of the @ronauts, who
lately made the remarkable voyage Of
80 miles. in a balloon-proposes short
~ 10 make another attempt to reach
the Atlantic. by the same mode Of con-
veyance. He gives notice in the Cin-
cInna,i pdpcrs, that his snal ship, the
= Star ut the West"-..aying under
gone several imprc. -ments and altera-
tonS, calculated 10 allow him to remain
longer an the upper air than on tho
Previous occasion-will take her de-
parture from that City about the mid
die OF Nav. and will proceed. IL the
wind permit. 10 the Atlantic Ocean
He also mentions. that he will be sup
Piled with Mail Bag. containing the
Newspapers OF the dav, and a number
Of letters tor the East. We may
therefore hook out for the arrival of q
- Fast Mall about that period. We
give our vote for the Balloon Line
whether Of the regular Corps or OF the,
OPPosition. and think il viii bear of
the palm, even without extra ailowan-
cess Bali. PIT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

Drugs, FEsEtRS. .S1zF&,
nARUE1 q FK0wER gTue

NlaE sBbarrissH A1s gsss FeSsEss.l ~
q The Cknraesns~A Asaz-~rzEy sasS RSok
sssse. . ffr~A euy9As q r<-sstn< SAssssziz~s.
PsiHas. nsa DE sasaEs- sRss ss-ssu1zns -
lsedsoss.cs and xaHR<s - Erlz- "a. - ~ srrI-
cios 81 rrSoFza 49, ~asrs ~ y &Ersssk ~
ell on sruunn1'asesag lsssnS- Pa--srEp-ss anef
siaeD ~sa knA q 80 Else,r ss-szszps - yas-
chase - ia gSrE- Sc bzus sles rg~.sSsd .
fro-h sgFp1s e Orsares. Le,sssa~. Fsr.- R1s-
srns, Dnsrs. THuErrisAs- ssfa ehr8 afassushs
FsibeSss. so EasArsA WsAaeos. ST hzszE
soP1ay - CssuftUzss.s a suNry kssshs-
Aiso Pssz q ag ssau,s as+rrangas q Car
ecn seeds
JANIS EEDWx
Tea a. IA1E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

TIT HDs.- 80 see 70 mrsszss- $50 10 -
oocUrsars q Nr. praRz y Es1aa.-. = -
fnis . ouurensna aa.t gt~EsHss Ff-s-
ocnos. 80 80 - 80 sa ufsrseNcrass
serms. fsr fsrta-rs F.sEssr'Esse. sEAsEssxs
nlsg ~ kas 90 Wr Wsa.Ess- 81 ~ vrrsupss.
az % the salscrlt<r ~ Faznrarss-ss
BONN = sAlLAguE
srrsi q Ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
VOL 50.


IFc-1 ~ ~ T. sSt-S A
D-rsI-sll, QUO Of The most spirited -
s.ifte,i h,iI- journals of the South. v the ysre.
soo,iIle Coar,er. Published Al th- to~n Of thee
usmr. Fast FLORIDA See how hapPily 10 ~
Of lifr in that t-rrssry; "
EMIGRATION.
How many "cleyer" people Thank
that a new country affords no smusc-
ment. The idea ia log house--a
wooden ehimney'-hoS and bominy
forests OF trees-lean cattle, and 10
reward Tor labor. They never think
that there is a bright side To the PFC
ture- The man who raises his ncces-
sary crops. siays al home from enticing
allurements--keeps little Library Of
useful knowledge"-who gathers has
friends, his children, his neighbors
around FIRE Of light wood. who owes
nothing n the "store IN town." and
does not with TO borrow money, Is in
deed Nabob. They may talk Of car
pets, and damask curtains. Of massive
Plate. private carriages. and servants an
livery, but IL amounts Tn nothing
Wherever the heart Of a man centres.
he Is happiest. IL may be in new
township. where the Wild game yields
Lam amusement and support. Tho
deer may feed from the crib OF his
stors: but he hecds not the storm,
and sunrise IS refreshing, when the IA
tiguc of honest industry is overcome
BY sweet repoSc.
There Is not really much difference
IN the people of a city OF town-a thick
settled State, or a sparse settled TerIi-
tory. Human nature is human ma
tuFe still. II Is not changed by -emo-
val from place 10 p!ace-it will still bc
human nature. There will be friends
and cnemies-prc;ty girls who are
iond cf gay coquetry-old matrons
ready to give good advice-business
men eager Tor profit; spectators watch
ing for prey; gamblers pretending want
OF employment; horse jockeys with
horses for sale. mot over five years
odd" LAWYERS ever willing to prevent
litigation clergymen dogmaticai and
exclusive; doctors complaining OF 'aw-
full healthy times, and Editors Of want
Ut news.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

a nP-sseHt- stssa--E - Assssrs ~ sr.-Es-
= - turs. wls hsss sEns,usa. . ~ 80 ssrsss
of the iaar tsr- 9sd.u Ers-rs.r- sss a<-xh7 -
eu-sioS - sae-sza Gsa ezsaas. - sss-s
thpH scns.nas - 90 csNr s.sy b. q, sysr'f.ig
- pousisia- Z $50 syssE eueHF <zasntsy -
si,cpbertiegsn. So 49, 80 Ess nslaEas. 80
sc consensruof a 81 ursrsrusH
BOaN u-ssLss. -ESa--.
sfFA- = n 4-rL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
Ha1 - s1A3rrf - eaiy
0SIE REAKs DxSEA Sc,


The kmPglriey Oftsse BleOd,
fssaa whssea -Pein-s every complaint ihst can
ps.ssssgy sssaii hIs omplicafes fraSae and Oh at
& - de perpetual struggle oFthi- vital. pure
stream q hfs. the Eilt % Almighty poWeF,j
- d.-enrussbsr Itself % g. yiscous. serid
asfssors. VI sa whnrh u has become eommixed.
rasDssh he ss<iiernee % pasrnt.. or the
's<aas, O. sssa'aa4izins proPsnsil'ss of Us
an
Tha vsiaabls EssdieiEe. being eoa. posed
SER ~ ssrrtshie alaftsr OF medrcinsl herb.
nd urrrantrt o. cath. - goutsf1isg sot ose
earteis e aserguriai. Mineral, o. chemical
,sIhscznces, all "a wkirh are unc Ouzs nisl o.
fhs natifrs % man. 8nd therefore destructive
20 o.. husnzn fr1atej y found n he perfectly
hsruziEss - tts most tender sze. o. Seskss u
fcsms. gnslsg every stage q hamsn suffering.
eh~ us,.st plsa-aaf sad hsnirn 10 iis operation.
l-isi. % - sane time, The most certain ~
sesrehsn- eat TIE riot of every complaint.
as'Esssr deep. sd - psrfermi1g . eurs. that
SO ever od.Fed ~ fls Worh This Won
t~rfat sd-st, too. - produced ~ t.o least
1susl1t< 60 ths Datssnfs. by merely - allos.
ng ssrtzin naabcr q pills, With fhs Iea.,
gs--.his sensation % PAIR. sxhaiistion II
80 iy strKnEfh and without ne fear ol
raerbior cod ~ affsBtoa ~ drss. - Diet. ~
say ua4 diasTcut frga their azeusiousd Ia
a.is.
The s5svs f5r sals b.
fsEfHytsE HUMPHREYS. Cia.isfstra.
AfafN y ttNskt =. iSassa-rsi.fsza.
p tEtERfNfs. Hlrcwrs- Fsrrv.
80 lONfs. -1fsrnns5nrg.
hINHT y WaRD. Haaetctfer
~ e. saUNDENs. Le~sssrg
NNk&S a LITTLETOS. .iG.fEs5urt
stttLA.fRs n nFXON. !Ssi-sn.
Ias. ~ PRNyE. Hsy~rsf4a
NsF z. fs3f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

Ut TEs rss a. TaH

- Nah ~ ~
ktsgeiIm Bezetr6ks EnirerSaI Medicines
- re British CoIi~=rof H-al,h, I-oadon.
AA| HIGH have obtained the appreciation
w and recommendation Of thousands,
Sho have bsra cured IN Con-uDp,ioas. Cbo-
Ira Nsrbns. In1anmations. internally or ex-
ssEsaiFy, Dyspepsia, FeVers, AgIe, inai.es-
tSoo. Btlsosnsor Nervous sasetsons; aud al dis
ssscs of the Liver. y siisS Fever. GOot, Rhsu-
naCssas- LHmbaeD, Tie Doloerux. Drop-y. NJ.
fsrs's Dlnss, Epii~p-y. Spoplexy. Paralysis,
R3l><y GrSsa Sickness, aud all obsIructioas 60
uhich he Female form - 20 di.tressingIy H.
zlbt~ aad vhieh sends 80 many % the f-iresi
2orts.5B - the creation b. their uniimely
graves Sms1 PoS, Measles, wbOopisg
s.s1gh. Sc1siet Fever, Astbms, Jauadice,
ssssssI. Senne, aud all Urinary Obstruetions.
Fs~ntls. Plies, Structures. Ruptgres, and sy-
rhi!is "a al t. stages, COn~tipated Bowels,
Wsgus-. Sesvyy. Itcbings OF The skin. King.
Esd. and al Cut1aeO'is Dl-orders; ~ short,
sEsEy so@2laint 30 which the humsn frame
- - Ssrsa,iiy subject under al their varied
sIsn- sat aames, a. the IIyssian conviction
-. tazt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

Tff arS a. Iphigs The following
definition of the principles Of a Whig,
Wc give for the benefit Of those who
Affect 10 desPsss the name. u is from
the pen Ut Benjamin Franklin:
The Wing Ives in every state.
bat Wishes u 1--we only ia n free state.
lie Charms no right in himself but what
he i wiling 10 gave 20 his neighbor.
lie IS not listed in secis by bouads.
nor keP,in them BY prejudice his mind
- no, contracted by systems, nor sacred
tsgots, It Is opca 10 God and nature.
he Is NOT attached 10 persons OF &c.
tons. but % things. 10 justice. % libees
". 10 virtue, aud 10 his country -.
Tie adheres - men who adhere
the -, ssd aaheres b. them NO lOaae4
than they adhere b. those With
cOntcmp. e promises and meaac
unawed by power he Is attacliea
thee. No. lurking Ike drone 20
what others SOW be oheeEfully Acia
part IN society, be does What he
he endeayors. within his s,here. %
meas the general welfare. No n
what you call him. shat his MANS
pr1fession 90 the title of his Teiixi
This u q WING"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

II u surprising with what ~
towas sometimes spnng up in a.
States. In illustration u this, W.
stance The toVn 81 WclumkG -
already q place II very ooasit
aEe and iInportance. Two yea
the ste q. Wetumka was = wilf
bat nov q contains twelve
inhabitants. and y rzpidly on
cEeese. u has IL Newspaper.
h0ases. literary societies. aa
other eooeomilan,s incident io
f,shing place. u Is 4 MARKET q
QUANTITIES q cotton. cir. q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

HH IF TalIcyruad.-Chanfort has
somewhere related the following bon
not of this celebrated man. In con-
vcrsation, one evening, Ruiher said,
" ] know not Why | am called wick
ed man. for ! never in the whole
course Of nv life committed but one
act Of wickedness." Tallcyrand, who
had not previously taken any part in
the conversation. Immediately exclsim.
ed, with BIS sonorous voice and siynifi-
cant manner, /" BIT esen riH fAis act
5e 81 an eni'"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
Winter Cahsa<e ~red-

kAAE subsc-fhrr a-1s yRss rrxrssr4 nj Tia
q CtarlrsaS~n SPsGarr7rx 1aR Eek
Stern, = second suE7ay al f=r.h wE-er Cab
b8Ee Seed viz
Large prgraheAk. Fra Dlz<h- aal xrxea
cGrire s1s~s CEbaare snnk
firs p--m-ueuz 81 GSHf<n md En,xer
Seed. q ~tia rers ros1. Frr>sns -l-aluy To
purchase -oo1 q IN. kass ss las my ssn
&c ns sstlsfacasrsas sr4Sa1ee H~~ ss N sax
tI-ne her-fs1t-r- JAMES E9DEN
Arrll n Ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

AhNE - t@s Fsrupns st.,rEyars1 ~ fssar
- Muskzas. - zsssr as9 srknirrsss 49,
"a. "a a.oc1 go rrrsa~ta sn7auIsssst au,i
geos ~sgrs. - aFgegng - - psh-yross
~ the Ar@ogy- Nl-AaA 8ss1AaNss-
CsFs- 80 ErpEraasn.esss - - asuezY
EahnanA. Ala.A q lslk-n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
DE- THOMAS EAuxroKyD

hTFEEs Ais Er'Ss---ssa-ss -.r-H-~s ~ the
~ trtLnrss a sAS-sih-=s-a1~B ADD sfys-
ocni cDuitrs- s4ls r<-a5r1sEr - n ia house
rcceHtly occa40es a- Dear Kim Eri-sse
where he nzsy he 1,uns Sastas asc 7cs6asss.5u--
ais engaged
strpbeaas.Ssl. N.=,cA -. lsI-II-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
GOODS,

~'.Ish he il prepared to ,ell al the most re-
aarrsaI pvirF>. and while he reirrns his most
GRATEFUL thaaks for E1rInsr f,vourS, request.
TIE soGt4asi1ce OF pnhi.c patronage
TiiDNt, HUGHES.
Uprpsr<-Fsrrv. tpr,I 20 lars
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

Fr,si fr9a f.s Psg2is. a meet
ilg COMPOSE! u frelty-ur persons,
~ BID IA: VerS N Cilrctaart. y. III.
~ apsssat fE. delegates 60 the Grand
S3-he-in-H, \ rnsIo.Ify OF thu twenty
az we're es.heT PJit-m1stcEs " their
Tei1,;O1s-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
Nnlis.r

rfNttE subscriber, not beng able % dispose
! 90 Ms >tnrk OF Goods, sccorjIa. io hi>
KIT advertisement. gives aotire 10 has Ira. nj.
md eu-toasrs, aud 10 the pubic Ia geseral,
taat h. - now r,erivin; and opening large
AMI sis,ant assortment of staple anu Fancy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

y app<srs thai m qsaaiity q ,'eel
p~as now maaufsctarsd ~ Enzland.
sarh yea. - M ie,s than 25b MI.
ioaF Neatly two ssilsons can b.
psoSpced from tra q steel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

Isf,s R-a5,T BsLIooas.-T hs 4.
20 BAL. - l>ord live7p II SAL ii the
Nlr9,sri q LpuJ,a,ier.y T--liiiJn tor
a PA .sssn. Wall Amcfseln rnZcauity
never - sziI-acd bat must have oar
balaSoas 500 aalIs ~ t4Ju.choacs
81 add By. --sy my irosh, a. Fanay
avs. ~ shaH sse s5rns announcement
thus "Anlved. shc india rubber fss-
l-a@,i. Ls~I. snl g:sze4 .Lsg Tskhi
" asef CsP,- wiady. from Para and
~ OI.-io@o. sIih fsil cssrp Il caoui-
rhDslc taikuus- TIE balloo1 ga
qsss;i1a q male by Az. Pnace. aa IA
rrnsoas nechlnic a BrOoklyn. and
sdI Aucend fsosa ihs Military Garden
'h~re ssOui Nav I.hh u ooaiains
- gNns csbic ieei -. ~ shape a per-
iess sph~S. a etSe lees cucumlerence
ueiEhs % rs There - an Osdi0aFy
raise - 4. and Fegu.Iiing one
~ cF1er 10 nAatgafc throagh The AR.
We nest tel NJ. y. b. must noA - up
nou-a-tsys sIthossi stsyiHg up q week
~ lsUt .toslb.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

A Wnier "a The ka1auha Runner
aozaanasss Io4s. Summer a. President
q Ne Jsne5 Rsyer add kanAs M Com
pay.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

Valuable ye6cr~Sa land
FOR SALE.
HNTENDiN1s - rrBSGN - NJ UesS- 81
Il Ser Isl szir- Tue Farm a7sn ~hxh Eue-
lying near sLe SiseEkaIaash EE=sE, N I<6er-
son Cs1ufy. Va essaa rsS-~ anArs fsam
Chsrie>ioAa- HBa ~ru<s GrsGs H1r5srs-Fsrrv
{ cntAEas les Arres e 11rss ruse
Lfesse &S0ae kRRss.
one fourth sE sA.srh y ~ Tszaxr- aat Lle
ciesrec iHOd = aga sascs se n1ssssSsasnL-
d EBtrrea ss = aetsz-dSEEasr ts-xzns, frA4
ChsfiesiSHB raEn.s MA asIs sVsa 4 .ev4saI
enc S1eiags. sn.< q ~aach :. nz-H= GtG DSss-
lang The Improvements 4rE q SsS1Ssrr15ts
BRICK DHG19Nss- ~EA sa=r< rsaa.s De-
loo, AID fuO ssS~e- ISsn- kE1ebxa- Smnke-
hOvse. corn CfTs. I'D <z1sar-
Ti4cIe - n fle Ast-xase19 NRs and Saw
NH, -Et+Tn tES tusaucs : arb SG -ass F1rn-
~ PcrsSts ar%rsSs 81 s's,rea1Ess-s< saf SsaSe-
les sssv ne ysezss-r.- ra$ ssrn,s 1ssR fur
fi'sr ISri5ousnrS a - nSee knsSs al sR-
IilcatiUn.
NATTIDA rNJWNET-
NurcA &c l-1l-T
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21
-JON.T ROGES - Go.
COMMISSION MEEcu4Nr

wv Na--1N'-- Nda-a-N HHtNL>a
%sszrs EGaT- Ez.sESo-y. W.
a al principally szs,sScns =. tas %sse ef
"A ProcSo-- Aarsnc NeS<zsA E.Fs-OsS.sE - are
houses On Lie fassr q rsr Eht-EsSst- aa-I sE-
~ al iiases prepared 10 sA14< hSxsaI 1EVla
oes On coDsi=nuscanS-
Rrfl,cnnSx
Gessrs- Erskine K EScarE,srrEzs ,
hogkEns 4 HGucastEs
a. Ixndk = SnrsdseA- Nss-In-ssrrc-
Alss. 10 Hos~zs- ~ A-tr s. GEsEus lisr-
rer--Ferrs, xhO w6A fE11re - esnssrs-
xLseTn-
Sea isls-Gm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

II a. ~>9 o. LINK eIeasl. The
s',-s;'E o9;h- Loai.,ill- journal, nosicln !,
ihs sr-Ei rliI nal IA contemplation
firm >sl!..4>y. "a LAKE EFie, 10 D. :
toa. o., has ~ dab, Ia: a, the Ia.-
Ter Fls-r II AL "a a icW ycars. be
fnri - esrzisr aor. II thc klni from
SrE OE.e-H,. AL ,hli la Bd;i.noge
rzii god NiI - N'cntiu- % mcc. that
iEOrl IIr1sas.pa- Nv - OIio.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-05-21

Feie-lE C'iS,n we learn from
tn FT--.ertek CrITrn Of Fnday. that
The e,ia,li-1nea; thl, paper la, pass
81 sat, thc haas - Peter a. BTo-n,
Esq-
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-07-10

We are well advised, upon good authority, that the old county of Arkansas will go for State Government, to man. Jefferson, too, will give large and decided majority in fla vor ofour immediate entrance into the Union. In this county there is hardly voice, except that of here and there candidate, raised against it--and from present appearances, those candidates will soon have no press to support them or their doctrines.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-07-10

preventing the public from being humbuggcd and bamboozled. We have always tried to do tlat-but whether in the attempt we have aided him and his followers, is doubtful matter. When we have tried it, we have generally found them opposed to us, When his friends commenced the work in which they are now engaged, we held out to them our hand and pen in cooperation. We shall not withdraw them. Even their attacks up on us cannot drive us into opposition to them, auhich they desre-for it is all hpmbug that they desire our aid. They desire no such thing. They would rather fail than that we should help them to succeed.
 We have never summed accountability for our opinions. All that we have written has been fair and above board. We have never mounted the fence and watched which way the wind blew. On almost every important subject which can agitate the people of a State, we have freely expressed our opinions -and we have too much confidence in the people of Arkansas to believe for moment that the cowardly inuendos of an anonymous libeller can work us injury.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-07-10
There are four United States prisoners

There are four United States prisoners now confined in our jail, awaiting their trial at the ensuing term of the Superior Court, which commences on Monday next--a sol dier, a negro, and an Indian, for murder, and a white man for horse stealing. Editors abroad will take notice that these crimes were not committed in Arkansas, but in the Indian nations west--otherwise we might hear more of ssArkansas atrocities"
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-07-10
.sDoff that lion,s hide
"Uuii tIidt IIOh 5 Hiue,
 And hang calf akin on those recreant ilmns.

And hang calf skin on those recrean, iimbs.i
 1 When any man exchanges the high official dignity with which the confidence of people
 has invested him, for the mask of an anony-
 nous sfanderer, he sinks below contempt.
 SW $ c;iss, therefore. enter into no contest with Douglass" We seek not to disturb the reptiles that wriggle about our feet in their slime. The "Lady Randolph of the Times would be dshonored by playing on the same boards with the Douglass of the Gazette
 Had the latter confined himself to argument, he would have deserved our praise--but when he condescends to play the buffoon and the circus clown, and to scatter poison with the grimace of a baboon, we despise and pity him. The imhecslity of folly and the venom
 of toothless malice form mixture that could flow from the pen of such an Honorable alone.
 We cared not for his thrust at our ssJour- ney." It has long been public property
 and was but republication in our paper.
 It was subject to the rules of criticism. But he threatens us with Q review. Heaven save the mark! A review from the pen of a har- lequin. We challenge and defy him to make
 good his threat. We have long since placed the brand upon all who attempted what l.c now threatens--and one of his coadjutors in
 the honorable employment has set him an
 example which lie may perhaps profit by.- Texas may yet be lis land of refuge.
 But he will defer it forever, if we will aid lthe Gazette and the Honorable Douglass in
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-07-10

The publishers of the Nashville Republi- can, $. Wye SC Co.,, will publish an Ertra Republican, for six months succeeding June 9th, at sI for 26 numbers-in royal octave, Is pages per number. The first number contains biography of Hugh l.. White--is well printed, ted and worth five times the money it will cost. Subscriptions received at this office.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-07-10

GuR TERRrroRy--The prospects of Ar- kansas brighten every day. Fhe Laad fepcr as it has been very appropriately termed which has been raging along the Arkansas side of the Mississippi, Is extending up the river Arkansas, and land in it's bottoms IS rapidly rising in value. Good cotton land m 1 Jefferson and Arkansas counties IS worth from 10 to 15 dollars an acre--we speak of 5unimprovei ianti-afid capitalists in the low CT country are eagerly investing their money there. Cotton is still hlgh--some having been sold at 20 cents--and if we may place reliance on the judgment of experienced men, it will bear a high price next fall. Last years crop was large one, throughout the United States--as large probably as any average crop will ever be. The demand for coarse cotton fabric is increasing, and our coarse cottons from the Northern manufactories compete with India cottons on their own ground--in Asia. The cotton lands are wearing out in Georgia, Alabama, and Mississip ippi-the late laws of the Mexican government must stop all emigration to Texas-and Arkansas is the last country to which the planter can turn. There never was a country on earth, where poor man conld amass a competency, and even fortune, so soon as in Arkansas. The cotton crops in the whole lower country on the Arkansas, are very fine-and we are well informed that above Little Rock on the Arkansas, one thousand bales will be raised this year Add to this that Arkansas cotton bears premium, and we ask our farmers what better prospects they could have. Land on the Saline will be worth fifteen dollars an acre, in two years from this time-and 1t therefore behoves our citizens 10 secure their land. Let each man enter his 160 acres, and in few years he will be rich. It is the great fault of our people that they move about too much. It should be impressed upon their minds, that < three removes are as bad as a fre.' Let them hang on to their lands.- By and by, some speculator will step in take their lands and make fortune out of them. With an industrious and intelligent population, Arkansas will become rich, populous, and happy country-and if they would be intelligent they should take the pa- per, and above all, not forget to pay the prin- ter.