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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29
January ~. 1895.

VIRGINIA, To WIT:
Al Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law end Chan
Gerry for Jefferson County, the first Monday
in January, 1895;
Joseph l. Russell, PLatxrttF.
AGAINST
Jamc, r. Wager. Gerard II. Wager. No.L VI
S~sype sni SILLY Ann his wiz. late y .iiv Ann
Wager, Thomas Jphnspn, Richard Johnson
William Cost johnson. Edward lucas If DOS
u. Daughert,. the B.nk IL the Valley "a Nir-
Einia, John Cost, Erasmus Carrot, Gerard f.
Wager. admir- Of r. ". Sprcny,r ,lcecaNcJ
Patrick o. Byrnc, Christian S,on-Lr.kcr. Vim
a. Cater, Jacob Albert arc John u Moore.
merchants ,n'i partners trading under tn, firm
ot Jacob Albert X Co John Melvin srp adj
manifestation At Jesse Eagle deed, Jnsruh IL
by, JOHN Franc, administrator of To~n>hend
ltcekham deed, Nathr A. ilinkIe, aud Peter
Wager. D1rKxplxrs.
IN CHANCERY.
1HE defendants, Noah ~. Swayne and
- Sally Ann his wife, Thoma. johnson.
n'ehar'i Johnson, VIM. Cost John son, John Cost.
Erasmus Carrot. Christian StoocLr.kcr. Jacob,
Albert and John II. Moore merchants and mart
ncrs trading under the firm az Jacob Albert n
Company. Joseph Lilby, and Peter Wager, not
having entered their appearance. aud given sceu-
rtN according 10 tie act Of assemble, and the rule
OF THIS court; aud II appearing by Satisf,etor,
evidcnee that they not arc inlAlitant, Of thi,
eoantry IL - ordered, that the xa,i defendant. do
sppeAr here on the seventh tAy of the next term.
and answer the ball OF thc plaintiff, and that a
copy OF this order be forth~ iih Inserted in some
Newspaper published in Chariestovn. for to
OF the court hous- in the sAiI town o. CharIe..
town. \ eopy-Tesi-,
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk.
Jan. %. 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29
.IEOReN W%Rsed.

WE si'ould be greatly obliged 90 ,hoss
w IN sffssrs 90 The Ofies. u they vOalA
step N sad square accounts, 20 that We maV
begin new secouHt Nth then b~fors a.
hf't month q he year u out u 10 aia,eult.
81 snJ ,'a'e' 70 get slOng w Priaiias Oars
si1houi "oofy but - especially 90 uhso
the Editor y sb.rHt.
We hors ihst those fOF vbors this nstSes
'p'sndsd WI comply Win The rsausss, u
eo"'s"Fni %, evsa y y shouie BE- ltus
inconvsaRnt
Jan p. fsgS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29
Valuable TaM Yard
FOR RAT.E

nf virtue " Deed Of Trust executed IN
~ the subscribers, BY Nathaniel sctoxgin.
ADD now OF record in the County Court Of
Jefferson. Se shall proceed to cell, on satur-
day the 9Th Of March next, before the door
OF Daniel EOtler, "a Shepherdstown, a ysIu,-
ole Tan Yard, situated ia saie town, jefferson
County, Va This property embraces be.
tween -FOUR AND FIVE LOTS, and - SIT
uaied IN an agreeable part Of the town. and
vas formerly the property Of the Ists SIR
John kesrsley, deed. The Yard contains
a LARGE HgU16RER or vars.
Most Of which are in good order. and Ia, eve.
~ necessary building and apparatus connect.
ca With Tanning, -deriving an abundant and
never failing supply % water from . stream
passing through the yard. There - on the
premises, large aud oommodious end veil
finished DWELLING HOUSE, together with
= kitchen, . good brick smoke.IIouss.
DAIRY, and . we'll Of excellent end ne YER f,u.
InB watsr Do one Of the lots eontizuo,,. IN
BILE. ''"
TERMS or sALE.-one third Of N. n,,.
chase noosJ TO Be paid IN SIR. one third !,
Twelve, and one third IN eighteen month,
interest added 90 BE- secured b., desJ If
Wu'' on The above mentioned property. with
approved personal security.
THOMAS g. HARRIS.
JOHN DAVENPORT
San' 20 i79S-s. Trustees
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29

VIRGINIA, TO W.T.:
~ Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chaa.
Gerry Tor Jefferson County, the first MONDAY
IN January, 1885:
Dsrid OrsboTa, PI.Srrrr
AGAINST
Darid HGyirard. ad.Ainisty sfOr Of yVDxzr,f Or,-
born, dsesaSsd. sHd L0Hsrd SadL1r, and Thow-
as r. Barnett, DEFESp.Nr,
IN CIANCERY.
VNIiH defendant David Hayward not hay-
- ing entered his appearance, and given
security according 10 the act Of assembly and
he rules Of this court and It appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhab
tlni OF ihls "o0niry: IL j. ordered, That the
said defendant do appear here ON the seventh
day OF the nett term. and answer the bill Of
the plaintiff; and that a copy Of this order
he forthwith inserted In some neu,paner
published "a Chsrlestown, for two month,
sueeessivelJ, aud posted at the front door of
the courthouse IN the said town Of Charles
town. A Copy-Teste,
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk.
January %, 1895
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29
.adlsltIsisfr0fOr-'s N0le.


HAViNC qualified as the standardization Of
n y Doctor David Hunter, deed. uillpro-
esed 10 eel, Of public suction. on SsirdIy
ne 9lii deg Of ths PTs'snt ssoAfh. 81 ths late
residsnes VI The deceased. near M'Phsrsor'.
Mill, all the Personal Property Of ,a,d
deceased, consisting Of
A Vslusbls R'ding uorse,
Also. hoe Riding Mali,
An sXcsIlent Mich Gov ae'ei.t
quantity Of Fresh Medicines.
Surgical losiruments. Books. &c.
Also, variety 81 Household AID Kiiehsn
Furniture, abd other ARTICLES The IIot.o
and Mule Sill be soid Tor ssh. On the olhsr
ARTICLES q reasonable credit will be given.
10 be msae knoWn on the dsy Of Sale 49,
The Hosehs'ers giving bond viii coed sseui,-
". sale 70 commence al ~ o'eiock, N.
JaA -. 1885
ANDREW HUNTER. .gJs,,
y b. PsFsOss having elsins sea,ns, al
estate ere requested "a present them pror.r-
y suthentiestsd and thoss iodsbss4 sts !,
hhs nanaeF ssrsessiy requested 70 sats
early payment A. o.. .s4.,s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29
NOffee.

ECENT eireunsisness induce The ,ob
y 'crt5sF 70 ssy, he hes 10 idsa II sb,o.
aOn'ne his profsssioa, end thsrsGors voyls
neg 'eaTs 70 announce his dstesminsttoo a.
serve TIE inhssiiants Of Shsphssdssouh ssd
g'ciai,y - usual
January %, is15-3I
S-Tbs casa will b. given Tor hal,
negro boy from IS 20 - yer. ~ 80.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29

On "Wednesday January - II, nv the Rev. James
Walls. Mr.. ELIAs ArHr, To Miss ENILr RrrrKH.
laughter of Mr.. Heary Ritter; al Of Frederick
county.
AsnaorsE 20 Misa JULIA AVS Lock, both Of
Frederick county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29

A Misunderstanding having occurrs 10 de-
bate. in the House Of Representatives, on
"Wednesday, between Mr.. Patton. Of Va, and
Mr.. Jarvis, Of Maine, in the course OF which,
Mr.. Patton made use Of the word in,oient,~
aud was called to order-ws are happy 10
be able To say that the misunderstsnding has
been satisfactorily explained and amieabiy
adju,ted.-t -iitrsndria Gsz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29
NOTICE.

CT The stated meeting Of the Ch.rlcs,ovn
Temperance Society vill Be held in the Psrsby-
tcrisn Sunday School room on "Wednesday the
A,h Of February. nj half past 6 in the evening
Our eitiErns Who arc DESTROYS Of s-ring the
cause prosper amoag a., are invited In attend ou
the occasion. THE SECRETARY
Jan. -, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29

'NHF subscriber 10, 90 o. 10 bo.h.l. n
Clover Seed u superior quality for
ssfe FarmeFs sho uish n s0w clean sssS
t~sFranted 90 Be clear % ripple sud o,hsr
sVh SEEDS Nould % yell 10 eel Immediate.
v BENJANiN WTIsu.
San - lhj3-. Ma Ss,sfIfsf,f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29

WlsHlNG 70 eloss ~ Business the sub.
w ecfibeF requests aii psrsons sbdsbtsd
. hin 70 call I'D settle their auss o. o. be.
fore shs 6rst 81 February Az vko fsH a.
eoaply viii thn REQUEST. s.sy srpset Their
aeeounts ssS so'ss placed - The hehds q pa
o6osf fog eollaetion.
IsnaaFf Is. Is1s.--1a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29

John ,. Cr'iiesdea has bsen elected US seas-
tor BY the Legislature Of kentueky. ,ioe Gen
Biss. whose term Of ssr,iee will e.pre On the
ksh Of March,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29
IFrsasrieksburr .7rsna.
Local. MEMORANDA.

Sale OF ,h. late Dr. Hunters property. at his
r. sidenee se.r MsPherson's Mill, by 4 IIulter,
Adssia,.sr.ios. on Saturday next. -
Sale Of real estate. BY .. u Duuslss., trustee
Of J. u. Hayden. on the premises on Saturday the
9Th Of February.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29
PERSONAL PnoPERrY

PERSONAL PROPERTY
Of said deceased, on said farm, consulting of
Seventeen head OF HORSES.
ID head OF Cattle, among which /, e half.
blood Durham Bull J years old;
Several half-blood Calves OF same stock.
Sixty-four Stock HOGS,
lO1 head Sheep, IS Merino s - Saxony
Several tons timothy Hay,
A large quantity OF Corn and Rye;
Also, his crop Of Wheat, great part Of i,
white, nov "a Staub's mill, llsrpers-Ferry
Also, lot OF Wheat on the farm;
Two wagons 6rstrate TLreshing Ma
chine, nearly new,
A complete set OF Farming Utensils,
Horse Gears-a Roller IN good order,
One Barouehe-one close Carriage, and
with Il pair OF match Horses,
Several valuable NEGROES, some frat
rate farm hands. The slaves not 10 be sold
to traders. or any person bidding for traders.
WILL ALSO BELL,
On SATURDAY the 2Isf February.
AT the late residence OF laid deed, in shep-
herds.own, all his HOUSEHOLD and KiT.
CHEN FURNITURE. consisting OF
Beds aud Bedding SideboaTd,
CafPetIng, and other articles which II is
Unnecessary TO enuncraie.
Also, his MEDICAL LIBRARY,
And quantity Of CORN and BACON.
TERMS-A credit OF nine months " IN be
gwen upon All sums over Eve dollars, the
purchaser giving bond and approved security
before the removal Of the property FOR Iii
sums under i've dollars, the cash will b, Re-
CURED. JOHN QUiGLEY, .qdn'r
Of Dr.. JOAN Briseos, deed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29
Rssblic Sale.

AnL be sold, on Wednesday the Ilih
w February, at the farm Of the late DIR.
John Briscoe, within one mile and half Of
CharIestown all tho
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29

On the 18th inst, . strong detachment
consisting OF about so carts sod 100 Mcu,
passed through Town on their way 90 com
mence work on the Richmond and Frcder.
ieksburs Rail Road. They are part Of the
force Of Mr.. Roach, formerly . contractor
on tho Alex andris Canal.
Frsisrieksbury .frsns.
A large number Of workmen. with their
carts, horses. and implements, have slso lefi
tie line OF our Rail Road, for the Richmond
and Fredericksburg improvement
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29

Tie B.si OF Evansville Ice. i-rl.rcds dividend
oi AIR pr cent. Tor the last ,;r ~,o.,LA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29

The weather of late has been % auetuatinr n,
. 'ee-'Av. Al one time the Temperature is
80 lov' that IL voud psss With considerable ered,
"a Labrador or Siberia, and. anon, The ear !. ~
hAI"y' that re might suppose We we're spending
1s"u'ry IN Florid' or The wea India Islands. -
F0T some days past vS have had delightful Spring
lSeGib@r. On Monday sfternsoa . KuH sprung
Up IN the we',erH sky, ssd vs had quite an Auril
shower. satsSded 9th lightning and thunder.
circumstances sihgulsrIy out Of season.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29
Horse Ter E01re.

AlLLt BUTTON. all be hired 10 car,
- fgl 'nd,v'dasl, APply a. tbs once
1sn. -. le15
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29
$4,000 CAPITAL.
And 10 Prizes Of 81, COG!
Va. Dismal S1cdmp LOttrrY.
Delaware Literature Lottery

No g.
To be drawn st Wilmington, Delaware, on
Thursday 26th February. 1885.
10 No. Loitery-ll Drawn Ballots.
CONTAINING
J capital prize OF S2O.0
- prizes OF 1000
Besides other prizes Of 1000, / GOO, 200,
&c. &c.
Whole Tickets only s. 90. Halves 50 so.
Quarters 81 IS.
tD- For Tickets and shares in the above
Lotteries, address the Managers,
YATES s. MCINTYRE,
Jan. so. 1895. Ua,hin-ion C;fv ID e.
so" The Register containing the draw
ings, will be sent 10 all tho order tickets IS
above.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29

1~e FoesS o. Axoeko M0sets
nccUriED q prsssss By ,. n. TAoa,..
" whl be offered for sale OF rsat On tho
Had OF February, ut which time oil Of the
Furnssure, &c. will be sold at Sheriff. Sale,
on acct oil Old claims. The carr breakfast
and dine st the above Hotel.
January 30. 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29
January %. 1895.

VIRGINIA, To Wit:
~ Rules holden 80 tie Clerks Of,er Of the Cir
cult Superior Court oT Law ss,d CHANGER, for
JeiiyrsO" County, tlse frs, Monday 10 January,
samuel Gibson. Pl.,1r,yx
AGAINST
James u. Wager, Gerard u. Wager, Noah NJ
SOAine aud sally Ann hts NiEr, I.te sally A
wager, Thomas johnson. Richard JOHNSON
Nm Co1 Johnson. Edward Lucas ~, Joset,h
4. D-aghery, the Bank Of the Valley in Vir-
gihis, John Co.'S, Erasmus (;sFrott, Gerard "A
Wager, adnir q r. w. Sprrngrr decreased
Patrick q. Byrue, Christisn StOnebrakrr. Mn
~ Carter, Joseph L. kass-It, Jacob Albert
shd John u. MOorc. merchants snd partner
trs''"g - Jacob Albert h To-, Julsa MeI,,a
se", sdm't q JESSE Eagle deed, Joseph IaI-
by, John Frare. I'd tnr of Tovnsl,. nsl Desk
ham dred, Nsil'1 4. Itistle, Peter Wager.
Hrhrt ". Nas"g, Geo. %. SmoOt, o. lIsTr,.
400, John, Thomas, aud W ashinrton Hsf1,-
s''' merchants ssd psrineFs 10 aiding under the
hrm Of ilsrT1soo 4 Brusher., DNVsru
~ CHANCEkY
ENlb deiendanis Noah ~. Sssyne and Sail,
- Ann las wife, Thomas johnson, Richard
JOhnspn. Wm. Cost johnson John f'os, 49,.
rlns Gar. u. christian ; onel,r.ksr. J.r,i, al,
Hnd John w. Moorc, mcFt i,stls sssl partner, tr.s
lng % Jacob Albert n -, ID.rph I,ll,v 81
ftter agtr not la,Ing cute f,-s IL, ir stt..r,,e,
sol s''th security see"FdisE % tie astoi essen.
DH $50 NC tuies " tbs cOast, aud u sppesring
"y ~iAsetort s'iscncv uisi tlsy .is MT ial,abss-
ants 0f l'is sousiy. II 10 osd.trd. Th.t Az. s,,i
'.eie'"i-nis DO spi-@F here o. thr ,r,r.th dsv az
'he ~ sNierr', sud snsucr the bill u he pl.,t,sf
s'' t- cop 81 ii.,s ossiet - fosthu tn tus-r,-S
~ s'H'c 'ss sisvr published ~ tLsrIrsta1n fos
80 ""'h' 49, g. s.'sciy, asl l-s,rd ., t.- froat
hoof ~ TEE toan h0use 20 The s.td towo 81
thsiieaosH. A eoTp 81 rsi-,
Jan -. is3s ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29

~ subscription paper. TO rsise funds Cor
."si"''ng the Msthod'', graveyard, is 81 this Of.
lee Iho's sho sre disposed 70 subscribe ar,
'eq"e''ed TO call s' soon =. Ihey son,en,enil,
can.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29

GoAP ED CANDLES isksn IN sseAssss
- Tor Oia .Ns's'p~PsrI, 81 tbs oaioc,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29

VIRGINIA, 70 WI:
~ Rules holden IN The ClrTks Oli,c Of the Cir
cut Superior Coar, ii IaW aud Chan,cr, Tor
JrHrTson County, the frat Mosdsy IN january,
1855.
Vim. Lucas. hdm'r Of Samuel ID EnsIr deed.
PtAISrIF.
AGAINST
Richard Gartrvll and iriiiPC Psn.,I. ton, Henry
~. George Fucker. aud John X. Cooke, exc
eu'orS Of Adam :. Dandridge deed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29
IN CHANCERY

IN CHANCERH.
FHVHE defendant Richard Garirsll no, ha.
- wing entered his appearance, and Civ, II
security according 10 the set IL asscn,Ll, All the
ruiea Of tiis count add spPesting By SAi,sf.c-
tory evidence that ht - not inhsbitsnt az this
county - ordered. That the said defendant do
appear here on the sev.rth d=y &C the seSt srrr
anil ansSer the bill Of the plAi,.siH. s.d Eh,, =
copy OF 'h's ORDER b. fostA 9TH ins-Ttra !. sos,s
newspaper Published "a ChsrlrslSSn for too
Inostis s1seessivsiy sud posted Il the f-oot ao,
81 tie court house VA the sAid tows Of Chaiiss-
toSn.
eopy-Tssie, RoB'T T BROWN,
Ian -, IhSh. Get
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29
Slssendtd Prices.
$4,000 CAPITAL.
Va. Dismal Swamp Lottery,

10 do. Of 600. SC &c
Whole Tickets $40, Halves S, Quarters 2 30.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29
VIRGINIA. TO Wit /:

sers~s Improvement, ~nd Gensr~s JMtseefissS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29

Jan. %. ls35--tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-29
DIED.

AZ his Residence in Fairfax County, Vs.. on
We'l"c. .i.y, the 2Ia inst, wILLI,~ Moss, Esq.
IN the hhy-.evcnth year OF his agr. Mr.. Moss
~as highly esteemed citizen OF the county. and
IT the time Of his death, ~ we'll g. Zoe many
yesrs previous, held the Office Of clerk Of the
Sunrrior and lnfrrinr Cnnrta
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-09
Buffalo Slar.


 MECHANICS WIvEs. - Speaking of the middle ranks life, good writer observes:
 "There we behold woman i'll all her gIo@ y: not doll to carry silk and jewels, not a Puppet to be flaltered and dangled with by fops; an idol for profane adoration; fever- enced to-day, discarded to-morrow. always .lostled out of ihe place which nature and society would assign her, by sensuaity or by contempt; admired but not respected; de- sired bin not esteemed; ruliag by passion, not reflection; imparting her weakness, not her .constancy to the sex she would exalt: the source and mirror Of vanity: we see her as wife, partaking the cares and cheering the anxiety oi a husband, dividing his tolls by her domestic diligence, spreading cheer tuiless around her; for his sake sharing the decent refinetnents of the world, without being vain Of them, placing her joys and happiness in tine merIted approbation of the man she loves. As a mother we find her the afiectionate, the ardent instructress of the children whom she has tended from their infancy; training them up to thought and virtue, to piety and benevolence: dd. dressing them as rational beings, and prepar- ing them to become men and women ip their; turn. Mechanics daughters make the best wives in the worId.n
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-09


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The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-09
.crSTs FOR THE ADVOCATE.

The following gentlemen have been aP- ..ts5 Agents for tlts paper; D@uy @ Tnrner, Crawford U II @ %sn c. Saylors, P M Jackson county. rH N KHgkeadau, Jackson, Lawrence co. | MI y Wolf. F. II. izard Court-honse' la I'ns, BossoeH. Independence co. N II. Egaer, Batesyllle. |Ga. Crouley, Lawrence county l,,oh ga Baszard, l.afay cite county. |T T catdwpH, Jefferson county. Isi Ianps scatt. P. II. Pine Bluff. |e s Roll. P. II Monroe county ga R paifoa. P. NJ. Chicoi county. %g~ % n Ferguson P. NJ. Gritlenden co. |r [. Biscoe, Phillips coalty. 1 IT Farrehy, Arkansas connnty. |lmes Clark. Miller cont.sy |rI .Iohu Ciark, Seyier county. |ns.d rnraD. do.
 rIonas Habbard. Hcmpstead coaaty.
 p,aaklia sieaarf, Esq, Lafayette eoaniy.
 vbomas .nathers, Conway county Jota. Hibbin, do. do, |roi. |. N. Ctarke. P. NJ. tlorrison's Bluff. |I Esaas. Vineyard, Washington co. |Daud Walksr, Fayetteville do. | 1T .iqhpsou, St. Francis county |H 4. Wilmington, Hot spring county. ky. R RgaA, Mouth Of srkansas. rP. Miller. P. A. Randolph, Tenn. rries caid,rpH Caldwelion, Pulaski 70 ! lrl Ciarkp, MeEean's Bot, Crawford C"' 1 ass HyfIiiants. Clarke Go \ T.. Rn9flnd c Famler, Miller co. Saqlslas Dardannq, .Ieffierson co. -
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-09

Disfruetire Missing Cicero speaks of T bronze statue of Hercules which had tho features worn away by the frequent oscula- tons of the devout. Several instances of the saine kind have occurred in modern, times. ishe face of figure of the Saviour among the bronze bas reliefs which adorn the Casta Santa af Loretto. has in this way been quite kissed away. The foot of the iauiouo ssatae vf Ct. l'x tel, iIi tic yatlCun. has lost much of its metal by the continued application of the lips and foreheads of yo- taries and it has been found necessary to protect the foot of the sta!ne If he SaYi ur, by Michael,in the Minerva, from similar injury, by 3 brass biiskin.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-01-09

literary. He has mild i, at,s.;ss but IS strength is exhau.ted ia pIals of az granaizemtni and independence; oi opn- Iente and power. II he $ poor, he labots 10 grow rieh-and when rieh, he tolls to ob- tain authority.
 He prefers his couatry--i,s institutions j; its fnaiil,ers--ani is giery--to every th,ng foreign. He Is vain gtorious--boastful-- and even saucy, when his country is his theme and not over-modest when his own merits and pretentoas are the subjects of discussion
 In fine, the American IS a mortal every way superior, as man, 10 your son ot Eu- rope. He thinks, feels, and acts as a man whereas your subject ef bis majesty, Is always aa humble servant 10 some npstarl aristneril-- whereas, the Yankee Is [, the brain, back bone. and snew, a pEMoesAri
 Phd. .Naboaal Bonner.
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Giuing Thanks.-Once upon lime, al a certain public house in Tennessee, when the boarders thought good Mir. Bonifacc was little remiss i'll supplying his table with all the luxuries palatable to m Epicu. rean, the. following thanks were offered and unanimously adopteds by lcng a--; men beng solemnly and strongly sounded by the whole table: <: ''Partnt of all good, in heartfelt eratifEide sye desire so thank thee for all that tlioil tli hast at this time set before us:-buf; o Lord when we pay SIP per month for board ought We not occasionally to have littIa butter, and cream for our coHee..'
 Rdndolph Rerordsv<
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 Chemical .indlysis of ths Braia. M. Gourbe, who has been engaged for some time in chemical and physiological exam nation of the brain, has ascerlaned the singular and interesting fact. that its compo- sltIon varies in remarkable degree accor- ding to its different states ot health or dis ease. The element, which occurs in diff. ferent quantities, sphospho,,ts, of which he reports that the brain ill its moral state con- taias from ? te l-2 per cent, whils shs brains Of idiots but to l-2 and those of madmen, }, 4, or even 1-2. Thus" says M. Courbe, in conclusien, " it would follow. that he absence of phosphorus from the brain would reduce man to the sac state of brute, that q great excess of this substance woulfirritatc the nervous system. exalt the individual and drive him into that furious excitement which We call madness l or mental alieiiation; and, finally, that mean propotion re-estabIishes the equiihri- um, gives birth 10 the most sublime thoughts. and produces that admirable harmony which, in fact, IS He soul of the spiritualist.
 ~. Y. Slar.
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FLEAs.--An Lrishman who had been bit by ficas for long tune, bounded out of bed one night, after having been bothered wofill- ly, the noise of which started a rat. Pat gave chase, half naked up street, when he was hailed by an old countrymau of his. And what would ye be after botherng a man for m such a hurry?" Why, what the d---l's the matter, Patl' Matter faith there's enough, sure. I'm arther that we bit of black craIer ahead there, (meaning flea, but was chasing a rat,) who has been feeding upon my beautiful body these three. months an Pll have the gentleman now, if 1 chase him to aud lrelandv
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