The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-16
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man to be sure has a riub, ,o :. n loE Tn Congress, and on, s4' of 'o 2 give his| the oesa mode ef s.tii ss..ttili,, this sSngrsss Sn when once that Congress h has 9aslaess o,s, ties to shake hands and stand liam 's ' Tor al ernment, and if it comes at s las,.y y 4. the AND Al !, WAR ,s THE 'c0rd, then of ,9 eoaa ,ae at II, and have no disp,,t,,,s - coat 8: selves till we have thrasbed I 5ba aIa0ngll
 II Congress should agree sss s.:.s'. eaemis ] raj, that the best course, in easa s"r IT 'ns
 dent M s. pay as, a, is ;o take F rrtneS 's i'Ars' the ocean, l suppose the Frenfph'0P p'0Psd [ lose ihelr property will think ii ",aea raias' ! m us; well, ii they do, they will n,sp'y aS1 4 exactly how our merchants fsl, h ulder! y years ago when their proper,S ne
 from them-it aint good tasted 5 Iss sl. r r way. s'Su dls4 tiowsomever. l have nohoD :. best way affer all to bring bring lhe % Ftaa saal E to their senses, Is to stop all trado '''ca T. P tlll they settle all old accounts s' WI pl'a peaceable mode, and they'll som ia5 |. 1 that we can give up their ribbons fies a little better than they can p;vs Cotton and Tobacco; lis amag,n nn' ' Y how much good solid articles ga a'a' C.. V country to France, and paid forp pS {. ao'' s0 < and trash, that aint worth, wbe. .asa come to look close into lem. the @ ssy0 y01' ' bringing out. p''a
 Some will say that our Cotton .,,. bacco will go on to France ,hroaah a'U countries; well, let lem go so. Tbs T r.a E cant do without lem, and will bass so much the more for lem. Apdlb..1 some will say that French silks and % M and gew gaws will come to us tbrooaS CT countries, and if needs be will N i "English,7 or "Italian,n or nsv;;s, "Spanish;" but there Is a rodin n.l1a .1 all that-and if and the GineaI dnlr a y out with proclamation to our wonsn gals, and ask 'em to drop all use 0f [, goods, the jig will be up with FreasIB,ra
 once-they may deceive our Consul
 Collectors, but they can't deceive nm
 for they can tell French hat, and F, ribbons, and French fummery ss you can throw club. @
 If any one thinks our gals aibt rot N otism ennf in lem for this, when tbey d3 to understand the na.ur of the b,s;,a they will be as much mistaken as Con1 dore Hardy was last war off Stonnl Some one went off and told Hardy thp kees had but two guns, and had no Al to make cartridges with, and that WAS E enuf; and so he brought on his sbips m began to blaze away, but as soon as gals come to bear ont they turned io, aiore lz o'clock there Wafnt flannel pe' coat left in all stonington. Commoj| Hardy got the hull on 'em about his k Tn cartridges about the quickest I fell b And after that when any one would tell k sich and sieh place had nofauaeIto ns cartridges with, he'd scratch his head s say, but I'm afrad they've got gslsa flannel petticoats. and that's about the saa
 l don't mean to say nothing about M politics now til this French businessH tied. My spunk is getting ,p a l@ aabbeut t and end ] den! k.naa ha! ! ! s!AaA h1s up what little I once knowed of lhat iiiIs' and tell ihe ''parley yoosn alheir eonsIy "up chambern d thing or two perhaps A! have forgotten about this country,
 Your old Friend,
 J. DOWNING, Maja|
 f1owu,noyille Militia, 2d Bngd