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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-10

also oiIcr Tor sale, my stock Of cattle. sheep hogs
horses mules and Oxen farming utensils Wagon, carte
&c, Wc.-all, any Of which, will sell privately
Should not make sale before the 10th OF December
next viii offer publicly, addition the above my
household and kitchen furnturccrops Of corn, fodder
oats, hay, &c, &c, at my present residence Terms
made known on application to purchase. the diy
Of sale. G. NJ. KEESEE
September 20. 42-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-10


I'd Clerk Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
aud Chancey for the County Of Buckingham the sixth
day of October, 1874:
Samuel Sanders, Prr
against
Thomas Sanders, executor of Samuel Sanders dec d
anu IN his own fight, Francis Sanders William Sanders
james NJ. Sanders, James Purcell aud Mary his wife
Formerly Mary Sanders. Calvin Sanders, Samuel San
dcrS Stephen Sanders. Elizabeth Sanders James Hooper
ana judith his wife formerly Judith Sanders VIM Win
son and Sally his wife formerly Sally Sanders. James
sanders; Thomas Sanders, and John Sanders, Dcfts
he defendants James NJ. Sanders James Purcell
aud mary his wife, Calvin Sanders Samuel Sanders
Stephen Sanders, Elizabeth Sanders James Hooper and
judith his wife. William Winston and Sally his wife
James Sanders Thomas Sanders and John ;andcrs no,
having entered their appearance and given security ac-
cording to the Act Of Assembly aud the Rucs of this
Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants of this country: MS ordered
That the said absent defendants do appear here Oh the
first day ofthe next April Term, answer the bill of
the painj snAthat of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the CITY of
itchmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY aud posted at
the front door OF the Courthouse of this county
Copy-Tcstc, ROLFE ELDRlDGE, C. csc
Jan. ~ sI-v,o,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-10
"a CHANCERY--y.narslA.-- SO Ne,toway county /,

CIfANCtRK--Vinaf An Nottoway County
N Court, 9TH December, le:4
Sally Harper, widow and rclict Of Edward IIarpcr
decd Robert 5. flippin and Nancy his Wife, Creed r.
Harper, and John l.. Harper Piaintifs
against
Newton VI Harper, in his right. and as admins
traitor OF Edward Harper, dec d. and James r. Joel G.
Jesse u and Mlry A. Harper infants by the said New
ton Nj Harper their guardian I'D item and john Avery
aud Elizabeth has wife. rricr!y iiarpcr D,its
This day came The plaintiffs By their counsel and filed
their b,ll-and the defendants Johi Avery and Ezah.
his wife, not having entered their appearance and given
security according to the Act of Assembly and che rules
OIL inns Conr-nd appearing by satisfactory evidence
co. That the said defendants do appear the first
day OF the next MaIe. er.n and answer the bill of t.
plaintiffs; AMI that copy OF this order lc forthwith IN
serted in some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond or town of Pecrsburg, for months ssvc
~ ana posted at the front door Of the Courthouse OF this
county. A Copy. Testc
Dec. 20. IliS-wSw.l Z. ElTZGERAID G. G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-10

KH ECHANlCS WANTED.--'Tie subscriber has two
IFH new and comfortable shops 70 rent out. well cal
cUlated for shoe and hnct-nnler, and tailor with
decent little d@cllirqotcr outhouxes and garden at
4nchcd 10 cach-a hts and beautiful establishment
&cd Litwalton in the upper end of Lancaster coun-
public and ceniral situation, high, and healthy
~ ~ The lower country, ahoundng ia wood woter,
c various uxurics from the salt water The steam.
&: Running from Baltimore 10 Fredericksburg. pass
>glile or two, twice week, 50 that any orliee
these Ioarkcts afford, be got al any
on may he had Immediately, and rent low.
cLs1gih is much wanting The rubScri.
hiring bvying that could be r.
ncsty, sshrety, oud knowledge Of his
>Ase un,nedaic ncccssfy con- pts ifinl
zyould give moro thnn lie IS worth fcf
- Of the above snbircis dfeeicd 10 The f0b-
louisville. Lancaster C0onfe Virfjnia will be
~ attended To- WM .. MITCHELL.
7t-1srtss
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-09

~,.. r
ibidll6e Beiie ansefanseu, auf
fbldll9e 0esenttdnoe permenpethu.
unter elmer ou9en1ein ats 9elesmd0lg
anerfaantsn 2tutboritit betrleben
wer0en, man fscb feline erfolsreiGe
Qusfabrun9 eerfpreeben earf. Osr
Berfu6 miro 9Blosrltono finoen,
100 er ionft unteritukt rperoen mir
De, uno anftatt Die Danosn unCerer
Union III ltarfsn, Yperoen (Ib Die llr<
io6en jur 3wietrdebt nur perpielfdb
tl9en unD Dermebren.
2ln0reasSad Dn.
Mal0inston, ben 1fen Dec. 1884.
[Qan. 9ajette.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-09
.P8om 1(nslonoe boben mir
Feline tpi6tise 9>suiefeiten erbalteu.
SDto GeleBgfbun6.
g { n q {.

Dur6 perrn Doan mnroe ein g)1emorial
Der ohDiere Der 3t2u 0,iaaoe Stem DipiC;ou
Der W2'l.j Don Obiu einsessbsn, ptl0es Die
afan9et oeS beitebenoen Mili;lplemS auss
e'nancer 1sBt an bic oerberblieben NoIaen
eTInnert nelde ee baben f6nnte, uno um els
ne ansenedenere Organization bittet. Da6
NtemOr'aI spuroe Ter m1ilij Committee tpetz
8eben.
J9err 9lntbonD reibte elm gRemoria Der
Qerren eOrsp uno Sairbane Elm. wel6ss bic
S6wierisfeiten i6iIOerte tpelde oieIe bel.
oen Soerren bep 1sraus9abe Don "gbaIe's
Statuten Don SbiO," sebabt bdttsn, ben
VerIuit rrel6en Ve ourb Seu,r in @iucuna.
II erIltten' pobep cine eroBe Men9e Der
Drudbo9en perbrannt pdren. sic erbieteu
itb oas Nett nO6mals 3u oruder msnn Ie
pom Staat cine ansene6ene uater rfhRuns
erbielten.
@insereibte 8ius.
@uf Nntras oes 9errn alntbonp puroe
Die Juttt5eon,mttee beauftrast 81 erfur16en.
pelbe Nerbsferuns Die QIete iiber Die Se=
Itrafuns Der Derbreben beoarfe. 3err jou=
uaro bra6te cine Siu Elm un, Die QIete uus
ter Dem 2itel "@ine Wcte Tim cine Staatss
ltraBs bonn 3i6tbaufe ,u Rodv pont in
Qnron eautttp big 5ur Dehnouna bes W1;a=
mi i'm erie Gee in $4,000 @auntp ausx,le.
gen" 5u perbe0sru uno in &raft 5u feken.
9aus Der Gspreleatantsn.
9uf alutras ees qsrrn Msoarp ,uuroe bes
ibio6tn Bag Der Staats- 2luoitor fir ben
e'ebraub Der @eneralper(an,mluus cine to-
beuerii6e ueberTdbt allsr felt benz Sabre
1925 i'm Gtaat Obio erbobsnen 1aren fur
oen Bau Don Camden psrfsrtisen fol-.
Q!uf Nntrag bes JQsrrn 8alomiu murbe
DeIbloGsn. Dag Die Committee oes older.
baues ffb bsratben ioae. ob es Swed na6ia
lsp bic 9Icts unter DEN, Iitsl "@;ue Qete I'm,
Die lanowirtb lbaftliben @eleuibaften in
oea periDieoeuen @aunties oes Staats s,
|besantsen, ,peIbe am g5llen Sebruar 1882
ourbsisns. in 70 tpeit 5u perdnoern, oa6 bic
Oireetoren ermabtist rperoen follte bic 3slt
Der iabrl1en WabI Der Sean,ten fef5uies:
en-. .." .'-..-
Sreptas ben S. December.
Seua t.-Nnf Mntras oes Qerrn Sors
bes rpuroe oas, uas iib BON Den unpoaenbes
ten @elbdften auf bic unterorldurs BON
8aneuoten untet lbaler besoe, tpiessr
aufaenom,uen uno (ollre Der @eridtseo II.
mittee iber9eben lperoen.
!oerr 9oan,S erspdbnte er tpirbe es poraies
Sen, spenn Die gabe elmer pereiuisten Come
Mite aus be;oen pduisrn iberseben ,peros,
ca Der Senat Dies aber perwei9erte, 70 Iblua
ct Dot, eaB lie auf ben Iifb selsgt sperbet
,pas aub auSenonmen tpuroe. .-
.-. q Montag ben 8ten Decent.
Die Bit ,pesen oes Saues eines geetnes
ten gtaatsweges BON 8etblebem In oiefsnt
@auntp nab Shanespile in 1useararras
@auntp, ,.nb bic Blu ,pesen Derbsnsruns
uno in GraftfsBan8 Der Qlete, nad tpetber
eine SfaatSftraBe pom eittbanfe ben Nodp
point in puron @auntD bio 3ur NlinDuns
pss Miaui ia ben Grie see in 1Doop Gaun.
. Z, < Z. ( y i Z
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-09

~,~H~" wi SWD wv SUSt@|
etesi fpel0e 6ftlteb pcm MtGi0ippi
wcbnent (tcb bis oaberr olS eIneOes
|t,1elnbelt, nod ni0t entfbloGen ia,
pen ausjuman0ern. Sie iwev 0es
feset nelbe in Der lesten gUnareSs
llsun9 lber oen 4egen,tano BON in,
olanttten 2Ifairsn paNlrt wuresn,
Ilno IN NusflDruns 9ebrabt wpr-
Den.
@s fnO neulitb lln|tdnoe ans
ylbt 9eFormeu, weIthe bewei(en
oab. 9ro0e Betri9erepeu unter oen
oerlWleoenen Vcieeen, moOurbpen'
1Ntonen uno Jabreebalte fir Nevolats
lcneplenite psrEplIllgst wuroen pors
Igeeonsen l'no, tnOt0sn 1T Is uns
mbslib Den Selauf aussumJtteln,
|pelber ouf 1cl;be betrilgerl Cbe 2lrt
aus Der Natlonal Sd>abfommer er-
baltenwOroea TT. Durbou6 uotb>
lpsnol9 TT es oobert OoB ale 2ln>
l1prlbe oorber 9enau unteriu;tt rers
|Osn, ebe man It:b Sur Nus3ablnns
psrltebt, uno es miro erwo'tet, oaS
Der : Gon9reb iDtcbc Maobregeln tref:
ten psroe, um iolhen 0etriserepcn
lnstdnfte9e vorSubeu9en. Oos
wdrbe aub Don 0>ueen fspn menn
IN leOem Stoat jdbrllb cine llnter>
|lubun9 Ibcr Die umfdnOe nnD 2ln>
fprube elmer jeoen >perfon nelche
9egenD drttg elne QsnI Ilon erb dlt
angeItellttpdroe. Ser cbrlibe ate
SoIoat bdtte nidts .. elmer (olhen
llnterfuhuno ju befirbtsn ober Der
betra9srifcb NnCpru1 mabenoe MIR
oe eutOedt, unD bic Shabfommer
ni6t ouf cine 70 fre6eWeiIe bsItobr
len tper0en.
Ser Beribt bes Seekcretairs
mirb s1bnen cine v6lli9e ueberitbt
pDn Den Operotlonen jeneS witbtl9en
2mel9es unlers GienlteS eeben, -
Ote QEeisbeit uno eiberolttdt, NIT
neither Der Gon9re6 Dorfebrungcn
fur Die olln1dbll9e Dernebrung unz
erer Geemaht 9etrofsn bot, tst
uns I'M StanDe in ean, fur,er Set
eine bInlanglI6e Mabt in Bereit>
ibaft i'll b0ben um eini9em porfol.
!enoen @rcisnl6, mDriu ooo Gono
oer'ebt merOen lolIte, III btge9nen,
oenn tpenn ipir uniere GAGE i'm Qers
baltnlB III onoern Wotipnen ermd:
gen. 70 muB es erlIbtlih feDn oaB,
i'm SolI DON Streltl9feiten nit ib>
nen, tpir uns bauptIlblb auf un(e<
re @eemobt fur Die SeI Dubuna
nnlerer Slationalretbts oerlaNeu mills
Zen. SD m6hte oabsr Sbrer St,
wdsung Die @rri;ttun9en oes sules
iiben Werftes (Dry Dock), (u wis
Der lelte Don Dem Seeiteretoir BE-
l6rieben merosn, unb ebenfols Die
Srb auung pUa s ampf patteriem
porauf er l1cD besisbtt oorIblogen.
Nus Dem VerlDt OeS 0enerals
Dpttmelite tiers erbellet, 0o6 flo bepm
Nnfang bes es9enudrtieen Sabrs
in Den SenDs oes Separtsments ein
s eheit p.3l5,599 Sbr. u. SO gts
poryefunOen bat, tpettes i'm 2(n>
fang oes Julsmcnats bis ~ $685.
092 Sblr. unD IS Gents beroboe.
braft puroe. Sie @inftnfte Oss
tommenesn Sabrs .peroen Die Qus,
qabsn I'm unsefabr 10000 Sboler
aberitslsen, uuo tpenn man bieriu
nod Die ginnabmen oes laufsnOsn
balbsn Sabrs re6net, 70 miro eas
aauSe Defctt nod per 2lussan9 oss
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-09

senten, 70 nett es In oedsn e3emolt
laao, llnD Die grtbeiluns pes Bes
febls, DaB na6 Dem l,ten naebGen
Jmner Die Beblel Don Oen 3mels
Gen Der 8eretni9trn Staatep Ban
tiidt ldn9er ols 3abluns fir silent,
llbe Nbsaben ansenonm,n wer6en
foQen, bat oos Grscutlp le.ne sefss<
,nd6lse 2lItborltdt 9ebrautt, nm
Die 9srbinouns 5rtfben Ger Ne.
9iesuns uao bteler treuloleu Gor=
poratiOn aufSul6fen. SIT empfsDle
oa6 nod Die po6 runs sinss 0eI,>
ses an, tim Den Stocfr methen Die
8ereinigten Staaten in ptsler Uanf
eignen, ia oerfaufen. QBas uorse>
folen TT bat mid, uno, ,pie icb sla,l'
be, au6 bic 0emiltber pes amert<
fonifben 9olfs ubsrssust pab Ole
NabtbetIe uno 0efabren, tpelthe
nit elmer Nattenal 8onf perfnupft
ftnb, bep 10 :ltem ale Daraus ent,
tprineenoen 9ortbelle ibermieeen;
nno IS itebt su befen DaS Oielenisen
tpelbe bisber Der grribtuns elmer
anbern Sanf in Die StelIe Der jest
beltebeuoen suni1is paren, aucb Dtez
fen 9eoanfen fabcen ta0en perDen,
Denn bic Staatsbonfen f6unen Der
Nesieruns Die netnlihen 9iente
eben 70 febneQ uno 70 bi(lie lsliten.
ais bte 8erelniete Staaten Bant
su tbun i'm @5tanoe mar. Der
Gonsrs6 follte aber 0urbs gefss
0orfebrun9en Wegen Der Negulir>
uns ber Staatsbanfen trefsn uno
IS 70 einribten, ba6 Dem preloen,
ten ooer Secretalr Der SboeFomz
1ner 70 wenls 0emalt ols uur INNER
mbelleb ubsr O,eIe 2ln'talten 9ss
ta0en warOsn, lie auf plslsArt nIcht
unter erreutipsm &infub ttsben, unp
olsoann wsoer 2lnlab nod gewalt
boben lj6 in Die poNti(ben &dmpte
nes 2anoes ein5ulailen.
se Sas 9olpprd9en in Der Mun;s
Der 9ersinistsn Staatsn miro NIT
&ifsr bstrieben. Solltsn Die untsrs
5bieollbenStaoten nun nod nab u.
r1a6 lbre 8anflpfeme abdnoern, u.
Das 9ussebsn Don ftsinen 9lptsn
perbietem 20 fbnneu mir un6 in rpsnh
Gen 9obrerl einen 9uten unb 9eIunO
en- 9eloum lauf per(prebeu Der fir
: ole erfcroerli0e @nsweefe binrel6'
END fepn miro. .
llnlere Qlrmse befnoet (ieb in
0inG6t auf 9iselplin uue DsuroI
in einsm suten 3uftanOe, aub ip
ibre 3abl eeufommen binreIDenO,
ut1 auen gnosmeefen, tpefir lie se.
brauht miro, III entIpreeben. @tn
Gesiment Srasoner rpurDe in pae
9ebiet Oct panoern1en uno rduberi
Gben Suoiansr Stamme geitbleft,
spelbe Die ,peltliben9renien benUh
r,en, unD an Das t,lsrianlfebe 8e<
biet itenen. Disle Sttlmme bat.
ten 2lu9rlhe auf unlere splr9ert IN
fDlbe 9noloner esmabt, tpel1e uu-
ter Dem Sbuse Der 9ereint9ten
Staaten iteben, tpesbalb Is nDtb,
ipenois nurbe oielen @ewal!tbdtls>
feiten Elm gnDe ju .tnaeben uno es
freut mid an;sigen 3u f6nnsn pab
Dies sbne irseno elntse 8esebunssn
BON Seino(elisfeiten bemerfltelll,
get rporDen 1T. Oberit Dodge bat,
init oen Srupper rnt.r leinsm Bes
febk fel6e Aneronunsen init Diefen
sJnDianern eetrefen, tpelhe tnsfinf>
fise Die Gube an jsner 0renss ftbz
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-09

pUm mdrs 1888 semas baben aud
Die gcnsrs6mitgl.eoer oies Sor>
reett fir 0as game Sabr erbalten.-
IS m6cbte oesba!b wobl nbtbi9 iepn
Die 9efbe in Beiu9 aufDos 9crs
redt, 8rlefe ~ franflren, pur65us
Geben, oamit sic oarin enlAattenen
Neltrictipnen 9enouer beo6tet lpdr>
Den Sine Maasre9eL wslebe ip
nibtig fir Die Wesleruns, ais Ne
biuts fir un(ere eonitltuenten 1T,
oie fsiue our i1liebllbsn 0crre6te
fir (ib ielblt be9ehrem aber Qud
nlbt senei9t llno oielelben anoern
!,u,usettsben, ubertra9e l6 Der ernlts
Iliben nsberlesung oes gon9rehes.
Oa Das pofOepartement Su elmer
fol1en Wlbtl9fslt uno 2lueoebnuu9|
|9eoleben 1T, Ioppbl in ieinen Gin
|finften ais aub in ieinen Opsratio-
men, te Ioute oa0slbe ourbs 0e(ee'
|neu or9aniltrt ,pereen. Dle @inabs
menu. 2luseoben Nn0 bisber 9an3>
|Ilb untsr ole 2eitung Der erecutlpen
yemalt, uno Der Qerflsuus sin5ek
ner Snoiplouen 9eneftn. Sbm6b,
te oaber anempfeblen, oa6 Elm 2lupl
tor uno e5cboemelttert ernannt som
'Nrsltoentsn unD Senat, in oieEm
Deportement angelteut wuroent nelz
be Sweige Don Dem Sbabtammer
Oeportemcnt ieDn (ellten.
Ser preCbent berdbrt nun Die
in Dem 9ericbtsfpttsm Ser 0erelnis,
ten Stanten ObwaltsnDen WangeL
laqt, pas Der oierte Sbeil bon Den
2 taaten fsine &reisgertbte (Circu=
it Courts) bobsn, uno empfsbIt ent>
weoer Die Nnifsuune elmer suIdblibz
en- 3ohl Don 9sbulfSrlbtern an, "
Der cine 2(uSOebnuns Der oen bereits
ansettelltsn Ntbtern ansenieienen
Srelfe, Oamit Ole neuen @5taoten
auD NIT sineeiblo0en neroen t6d
ten. SOOann tbut er ,pie0erum Den
Ihon oft 9emabten Der(blo9, in
Setr>f Der @r>pdblun9 zines pre
lioenten uno 0ices'Nre foenten Der
Deretntgten St1oten, un0 9iebt es
ais feline O1elnun9 an, oaB unfere
Srepbelt cine 9r60ere Sbubwebr
baben waroe, penn Die DlenftSeit
oIeisr Seomten auf einen Sermin
DON pier oosr feds Sobren befbrinft
udre; lsitet bic 2lufnsrfla lamtsit oes
Gon9re0eS ouf Oa6 oureb cine Seu.
ersbruntt etnsedlberte Sboetam>
mer 0ebduoe, mobep er bemertt,
ooB oas bfsntlibs Sntere0e Die
Bleoeraufbauuns oenslben obne
VerSus erbeifbe fenost Dem g.
nat cine 8iu 3uruG, betitslt: "gi,
me 2!fte, tie Shifabrt auf oemBa
bofb SluB su perbe0srn,'' ,pelbe
Oerlelbe ibn bepm S6lu0e Der les<
ten Sibuns iberIbidts, NIT Der
Ssmertunq, oaB er feline untsr( (brift
defer Sill nibt seben Tonne, uno
|gebt Damn gum S6lub fsiner Both,
Daft aber, ,pD er uber Die Q5erbeC;
i<runsen i'm c}nnern oes 2anoes Gb
tpsltlduftls ausldBt. 9ie SrassnI
la9t DrellDentt tuelbe lib iber Dies
Ten Ve9enttano erbDbsn battenf be-
|'osea ilb Liens --aufois Mabt in.
lerIt0e Derbe6eruasen innsrbaIb
Dem Oeblet zines Staates por,u-
nsbmen. 2tens auf oas Nsbt GelD
III fol1en 9erbeGeruns bersulhief
en-, unter 9er1lbtleiituns besNebs
tss Der SurlsolctIon uno stems
&c l.. a 4 ...E
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-09

EWe9en Der ednse, Der Bctbt
f6o{t oes DraGOenten mubten cine
Wen9e onoere 2IrtItel perlOoben
merDen.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-04-17

:, --This morning the adeepturers left .heir ca'sc, and kept their course for about loar mlles',shen they struck the Canadian and crossed it,sad in the evening. think,nr that 'ney would obs>;p no water, they alter- 'se .he't course, taTii5JSto the south west, and' crossing the river ag~in 10 the south, encamped on the bank. Less;s computes this days travel at eighteen miles,
 S4.-iett camp, and travelled abom ssx niles up the Canadian on the south side, then crossed it 10 the north, and Jeff it, keeping theis regular course west, two de- grees north. They soon came into high sand hills, and eneamped at night. finding no water. About midnight Lewis insisted on starring and finding water, and they did SC, ana ii the morning came upon large creek running into the Canadian.
 25-Ailer staying an hour or two at the water, left il and kept their course al! day, and at night, owing to large bend in inc Canadian, they came upon it again, and en- camped on the river. It had showed all day, but ceased al sunset. This day OUT company reached the middle spring of tho SeElaron, and the last watch this night, of eight hours. belonged to me. Stood 1t without fire for three hours, and then built me a fire of the buffalo ordure which we had gathered for mess fuel. During my watch a horse froze to death.
 26.-They travelled all day again, aad eneamped at night on small creek halfa mile from the main river. The weather WAS very cold in the morning, but nsodera- ted towards night. Country as before, bro- ken, uneven prairie, covered with oak 5ush- es, about footan a haIt' high.
 27.-Ihey travelled all day, end e:.- camPed ID the prairie, and melted snow in tin kettle which Chambers carried. StiIi kept their course west, TWO degrees north.
 Travelled all day, and encamped again in the prairie, at hele where buff htifAf.aIo 10 had been rolling, called by hunters buffalo walow, and containing water.
 o.-Iravelled all day, and encamped on a little fork of clear water 10 the north-. branch probably of the Semarou, or, per- haps of tho north fork Of the Canadian.
 30. -Traveed all day. and at night en- camped on another little fork running north.
 5l.-Travelcd all day in high, barren, undulating prairie; found waler once or twice during the day, but at night slept 1T, the prairie without T drop. This is the ba- ginning of what Lewis calls tho water arrsna
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-04-17
POETRY. {.
From Prose sEeteaes and Poems. SIMILES-IN TWO sONNETS
BY ALBERT PIKE.


 Above me are the dazzling snows; around The mountains bend, high, rocky, and eterne; Anear the rattling rivulet doth sound, And far below, 1t hath the bosom found Of bright lake, that seemeth not to spurn One ray of sunlight from it's gentle presence, But doth embody all, and seemeth changed To sheeted light by Sol's etherial essence. o silver star! for whom doth ever burn The altar of my souls idolatry! Let thy bright arrows sink into the sea Ofmy sad soul, until it gently calm; And tho thou eanst but people lone dream, 0 soothe me like an angels silver palm. And close beyond, the mountains gray gray ,ap- stream,
 Like cloudy shades into the upper air. Perpetual watchers do the giants seem Of the lakes quiet. Lo! their heads are bare Beneath Gods presence, which is mighty there,
 In the etherial, thin, keen element. A floating cloud hath down from heaven bent, And on the hillside feeds the springing leaves,
 And into water-drops it's soul doth weave, Feeding the streams. Q lady of my loye Be thou, though absent, like the silver cloud, Over my soul. o may thy spirit move, Feeding its dark and parched wilderness! And once, or ere die, touch. transport, bless Mountains of xelnes, April l5, 1882
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T Noble Reply. During the trial of a cause before Judge Irving in the Court of Common Pleas, Il few days since. MT. Western, counsel for inc defendant. asked a certain question of witness. The Judge overruled him. and decided that he had no right to ask the question. MT. w. bowed to the decision. In 9 few minutes afier- wards, the Judge put the same question to the witness. "With all due deference to your honor," said Mir. Western, q would observe, that according to your honor's de- cision, that question ought not to be ask cd" ."i shall ask any questions choose, sir, in my oacn Court" said the Judge, in n most decided tone. The attorney, like an- other Hampden, instantly rejoined, "Ay that's when your honor allows your feel ings to blind your judgemens--for say it IS not your honor's court--it IS my clIant's court-it is my court--it is inc peoples court" ". Y. Transcript.
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 NOVEL CouRT MARTIAL.-One day du- ring the seige, Major of the MigueIites and two soldiers. advanced very gallantly before the rest, in an attempt to storm the Scotch post; but they were shot dead, and their bodies, and some others, lay so near the lines, they soon became very offensive. Some of the Scotch went to their colonel {shaw) and asked leave 10 bury them; but he was at first unwilling to grant it, as the Miguolites were so inveteratc in their opposition as to fire on unarmed burying parties, and they might be shot. ssWell, sir said the man, < let US at ony rate try 10 bury the brave little body of Major, and the two lads that lie nearest us; they showed themselves to be gude sodgers." He granted the request, and they accom- plished the object. Some time afterwards, the colonel, in looking from the window of his quarters, saw some of his men seated in circle on tho grass, and favorite dog tied to q bayonet; afier little time, a cor poral and three men fell out and leadee their muskets ne then thought it time to send to know what was the matter. "Oh. sir. We ve just been trying the dog by court martial, and have condemned him. the ill-faused beast, for bringing in the Ma jor's hand ip his mouth tbs morning. ;
 Sketches ID Portugoi ia 1854.
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the sand, and Che next day tho case will be reversed. The dry place will then run wa- ter, and the place which was before running will be dry as desert. The bed of the river and it's banks are covered with salt; not like the salt oi the Brazos, pure muriatc of soda, but bitter and nanseous, like the sulphate of soda. believe t would produce precisely tae same effect as the latter snhstance. This river s great haunt fthe Cumanches, heads in the mountains, and has beaver ut it's heads.