The Arkansas advocate., 1835-03-20

Congress !, about eomnen... al''.,I. that the ten q sections grani"d nl'Vp' Fl complete the buildings. 1s"a I .,,' s'fa,. s'ef and a,!,, soms other genlleoso 70 Clay particularly, of the sllen, sss lor el us :, ten additional sectiess as's' iinsh the D buildings. and suagss. '1s tiee and propTiety of making sssed sss pensai9a iei iile arduous an1 'o duties devolved On m; apd l les one section of land would a.. q'al a reasonable allowance; In, m s Y T not to urge t, if wrong, ., sasras .la embarrass the appfopriali,,,, <. oslSal his was, to be sure, a mo,t Y, crime for the exposure, of tb,s 's " NJ ty, Billy Woodruff. l. m ...'.l. pnf curiosity with me, who f0rn;ss ,S
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 "s ias' sueteet Of exposure bg 3 sullIed printer, is the read b,aa. IS a most wonderful exposnss @ charged what is usual, and I, f b.. lowed by tue government w;,bas.I 5as ton. iiiany letters have nasssS ,,sl', ,1 Col. Sevier and myself, to sp wb;ee 4f 'n the ialaE5'it of f referring but vii gn E E they will show as much zesl. -. slll place tho road business nnaar ., ns as on mine to have it. will d.sI % that 1 undertook it witbout sn. @ compensation, or knowledge tbsiI | titied to any. About six moa,b. year after the road works conmsn.. 3 q'ired of Lieut.. Collins wbg [ ra. titled to a commission as well as nIa barsing officers; and he obsefvsd probably was, and that he womb ! the account if l said so. He d;d if was allowed without objection 5 fra labor beyond ordinary duties o,3 sation Is usually allowed. For Isia ties Gov. Miller was allowed slSl sides his salary: Gov. Izard 75l a year or two I was allowed sNl Judges of the Superior Court VA, ed $500 a year, over and abova tb. ries for seyerraa! yeais for decrepisi about 60,090 acres of land uponlra1 gery, and perjury, $500 year, foll ing 1t back to the United States. ,l| may receive $500 a year more for ! years, for deereeing it to innocent s] tended innocent purchasers. immaculate knaye and hypocite, farther. A few months since, accorI current rumor, q military officer, stIl ury drafts, on his way to New.0rlsl get money ffu7r troops, was nailed aa fined in a room in thls town, lntoyI and large amount won from hin. al officers of the Government of higB said to be in the room all niaht--al yigTf Uf the public treasury Is sij death.
 Col. Chambers, late Receiver of iie Moneys at this place. impru1sadj near $2,000 of inc public funds ia | chase of slaves and other nrs,aerty. his death, q Mr. Bradford, of hsdl hls bsother-in-law, an honorable man. here and sold hls property, to pay a to the GovernineHt-terms Of sale, ( had. sIr. Woodruff was the purcha most Of the slaves, and on the m Mir. Bradford WIS about to deparl Woodruff declined to pay the none decided on giving his bond to iud' the Administratrix of Col. Cha against the Government and Br was compelled to submit to the term CT than be detained. Woodruff a partner in the purchase, sold the $ received the money, and are receiyi per cenf. and speeulating on f, the Government to sue and gel t col when they can,-suit has been conn and the money may not be collect many years. A fine example for tn centinel on the watchtower of tie treasury.
 To To these charges of Gov. Pope, the of the Gazette gives answer in his lai --but as he has done 1t rather lamel has brought to light nothing new, il the people are interested, we shall Il Der our columns with it.
 AIr. Calhoun's Report on ESecut ronage, from it's great length, pFese publishing 1t entire--and many pal would be of but very little importance readers. We give below the conclqal of 1t, together with the Resolutions accompanying the Report, as offered Committee.
 
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