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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

ZNHE subscriber wishes TO purchase Wool,
- for which be will give the highest mar
ket price, In Goods. lie will exchange Lin-
sey aud Competing, for Wool.
~. KBYEs.
ChsrleStown, May &c, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
Notice.

a " Election will be held at Carriers Ho-
IA tel, Charlesiown, on Monday tho Goth
June, for Directors to tho Smithfeld, Charles
town and Harpers-Ferry Turnpike Company.
"-A meeting Of the Directors, on the
morning Of the General Meeting, is requested,
aud IS deemed important.
s. w. LAKELAND, Prsd.
Cav 10 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
MlcAI CIAss-

4 LsergaE m next saturday, II o'clock
y NJ. 81 The Aeaiemy. al DE Aemhers 81
Tho Clss. ere requested 10 be pressat. Gee a
particulss reason. May -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
Company .V0ficc.

'THE company under my command are
4 ordered TO parade at Leetown. the LIST
Saturday IA next month Ounce at the usual
hour. IL IL desirable thst all the members
Of the company should be in attendance.
WI. T. WASHINGTON,
May 10. 1896. Copt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

az the 0vsrsssFs q he Poor - 1sasf
~ soa County, wili b. held ~ TIE tass5n
~ NJ asbasl steos. 10 Charlsstosn. on fhs
bfst Nosdsy n Jues seat. bsiuE ths eih fsy
u The sonth. An persoas ksvinH cisims
will present thsm % thsi dav. ~ order,
John p BR0WN, Clyt.
Msy -, isJe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
BoLTINo CLOTHS.

EUSr received, a large supply OF BOLT
a. ING CLOTHS Of u very superior quail
ty, which, added 10 my former stock, ena-
bles me to offer q better assortment Of the
article than has before been in this market
and at reduced prices All orders from mil
Iers and Others will DO particularly attended
10. JON. JANSEY.
Alexandria, s mo. 10, Is36-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

On The ~ ,nsisns. BY the Ilsv. Rishssd Whe
Ian, MS. PHfLiF nuaKHaHr. nstive a t.etHs
~. bui ms ~ iisrpeFs-Frrty. 10 Niw IUu
AVS Yovvo. dsaghter sf Nc. john Young.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
See Dollars Reward .

III AN AWAY from the subscriber. on tho
II = night Of tho 25th April, negro man
named NED, shout siH feet high, dsrk cop
per color, high cheek boBes, The left oen
eonspi uousIy darker than the otheT--has =
scar on the right side Of bis head, from =
wound recently healed, Spd another 90 tho
Iefi shin, from tie cut Of sn are; his body
is short for his ether proportions; walks
With his toes turned out; spcsks qSiek gs"e-
rally; sometimes httls confused ln bis ar
iicuiatioD; - four OF i've snd twenty years
% eye; V . good wssoner, and hrsi-rais
fsrm hand. Took with him nothing bat
drsb great coat, bsiJes the clothes be wofr,
which consisted Of dark eassinet short
coat, domestic Psntsloons. and eoIoTsd vest.
I wilt give fifty doilsrs foF the srprshen-
,ion aad d,liusry Of the ssid negro so me n
taken in virginia or within the District 81
Columbia. OF ore hundred dollars " tahen
beyond ihoss iimits. and secured 80 that
get him sssin.
THOs. AP e. jones'
.Nisy Prospect Hil, IsiyJas eoaHiy, ".
Msy ;. 1876
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
The Editor Of the Riehaopd Enauirsr Ia

The Editor Of tho Riehaopd Enquirer has
made out an estimate Of the probable state Of
parties IN Virginia, prediested on tho recent
elections, and claims a majority for Van Buren,
Of fire ths~ssnA aiss hsadrsd and tses~iy-o~s'
lie might, by little greater stretch Of con-
science, have made the majority ten Asussnd
10y the same process. The fairness OF the ta-
ble may DO estimated, when we mention that
he In, omitted the entire WING strength Of
several counties, which alone can overbaiarce
his Wanted majority. A . sample Of his
fairness, Il may be stated that, wherever il
suits his purpose, he takes the Ss.sfori.i vote,
instead Of the Delegate vote, but in JefIerson il
did not meet his taste. II experience had not
already iDstilled caution into his party, We
should deem IL our duty TO warn them against
risking their money on such a calculation. 4,
is deceptive, and in proof OF our sincerity in
this opinion, VIC will (aftcr receiving the juice
Of the grape already won from him) wager n
dozen Of 'old Port" that his estimate (59O0)
will not DO sustaincd--a dozen that the party
viii not get 5000 dozen that they will not
1000 dozen that they will not get 900
and another dozen that they will not get sin-
Eis vote majority. II this DO too modest
stake, VIC shall cndeayor TO find takers for him,
who will substitute eash-dollar Tor dollar, on
the numbers claimed by him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
.alRertc0a Hotel and Istr-
gtNt0 Ho0sc.

9l>HH subscriber hes taken the large and
i eonveuisnt HOTEL on Pratt Street,
lately occupied by Nr. Peacock and IL
nov ready 20 receive his friends and the pub
lic generally. lie IL determined TO spare
no efforts 70 please ell those who may SEQ
proper TO favor him with call. lie thinks
he can render his house agree abs to travel
icrs from any part Of the Union. From M,
proximity 10 the Depot Of the Rail Road,
and the steam Boat Landings. he offers "a
cifities and induce ments To Travellers, TO
put up NJ his House.
u. BRiARLY,
ForIntriy J Tusinis.
Baltimore, May 10, 1896.
We can bear witness to the good cheer and
kind attention afforded by Mr.. Brysrly to his
guests. None can leave his house dissatIs-
hed.-Ep. FRrE PREss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
Notice Is hereby gfrcm,

TENIAT Books will 30 opened on the FIRST
IL day OF June, at Harpers-Ferry. m the
county Of Jefferson, and at Marlborough, in
the county Of Leudoun, under the direction
Of the Commissioners appointed by law, for
the purpose OF receiving subscriptions to the
capital stock Of the " Shenandoah Bridge
Company ut HarPers-Ferry."
NAV 26 1876
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
Did.

On ths tGsh n March. nssr iIsunibai. Msrion
county. Missouft. Mrs Ioarsa Pass, wifo ~
Nc. Joseph fsfr, formerly q lhi' eounty, sEed
ai,atrt 6D.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

The late outbreaks Of the Greek Indians
have produced most disastrous consequences
to many Of the settlers in the Southern coun-
try. No one can account for the want Of fore
sight, or the gross negligence. which has in
vited the aggressions Of the savages.
Il will be seen, however, by the news 10 ano-
Their column, that an important victory has
been gained over the Florida Indians, by Col.
Childcrs, OF the Tallahassee volunteers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

H.7RLN.Y.R CIG.fRS.
(R00o prime HsssaDa Cigss.
- 5000 spansh. CaAuca bfapd.
aeesissd ~ YOUNGs CosfsetionsFy Store.
Msy 80, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

WQHE subscriber - desirous q purcha.iny =
III god Giri.of shout fourteen yrars q szo ,
b. serve in be- fAn.iiy, fot ~hieh bs vii pay
cash JOHN ~. HALL.
HIarper.-Tcrry, May ~, i-J6 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
ATTENTION AnTILLERYI

Vou are ordered TO parade Ia frout OF
Il Cartrr's Hotel IN ChsrlcstnSn, on SAiur-
day the 2Slh instant, At o'clock.
g. w. SAPPINGroN, CAPT
N.v ~ 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
TTmse &0sc.

NV virtue of deed OF trust executed BY
HO Myers 4 Cleveiand To the undersigned.
Tor the benefit Of John u. watts. ~ hich deed
10 Of record IN tho Clerks Office OF Bsrke-
ley county, shsli proceed 20 sell, for cash,
On the premises. on ThurSdaJ the % day OF
June, 3 HOUSES AND n LOT OF
LAND, situated 81 BuHkeTs-iIii Berkeley
county; one Of The houses s . substantial
two story stone bulldog. and has been here
iofors occupied - = store, snd t. an excel
lent stand Coz the Mercantile business
The above property - again offered for
sale, in consequence Of former purchaser
not haVing complied With tho terms. Such
title - IL vested tB the undersigned ss trus-
tee, will be Asde TO the purchaser.
sAAL. STONE, T,tei,s.
Nay -, 1876
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

HAS lately received general assortment
HE Of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
lie invites the attention Of those who wish %
purchase, 20 his stock of Cloths, Sunner
Cloths and CassiEeres. He has also lately
received
l.. r. Madeira,
Pure, Pale, and Brown Sherry,
OLD Port, WINES.
l.. 2. Tenerfc,
Bottled Claret,
Superior old Pale Brady
Charants, do.
lie confidently recommend, the Wines and
Liquors 90 those who may wish to-grt them
6ne and pure.
shepbsrdstown, May ~, $500 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
r. STR.E y.
lHsOOL..

IN NJ L c. w. AisQUITH will take in
4AO exchange for Goods, ell kinds OF
WOOL. at the highest market price.
Charlsstown, May IL, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
To .Touraeymem Taifors.

2 Nwo or three good workmen will fluid
- constant employ ment aud liberal wages,
by applying Immediately to
FRANCIS S. BOGCE.
Charlestown, May 10, l5J6.-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
n. CARUSI,
Professor. or .Nsssfr.

FROM WASHINGTON CRY,
ESPECTfULLY informs the citizens OF
Il y Jefferson county, that he will be in
Sbepherdsiown, Chariestown, Harpsrs-Fer-
~, and Smithheld. between the 18th and
30th Of June, To commence tesching MUSIC.
He will give lessons on the Piano, Guitar,
Violin, Flute, and VioIineello, and also in
Singing. May 20, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

Il a painful 70 look - ihe blsgh'ed wheat
fields Of this region. EsFiy IN the spring, The
prospect vas pleasant TO Ire eye and cheering
70 the heart-nov Il is absolutely sPPalling.
During he last three weeks, vogetation has
had the appearance Of actually reosding, and
ths ravagss Of The ay have been 30 fatal, that
IN many places the nsksd earth y presented
,horn Of The rich verdurs which for awhile CO
vsrsd ts bosom. The late delightful rains
have refreshed and inVigoTaisd other sub
stances, but The wheat is beyond redemption.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

The report Of tho Texan victory is confirm
ed beyond . reasonable doubt. Santa Anna,
the unfcelins despot, is q prisoner. and ha,
sued mot in vain, we hope) for that mercy
which he denied to his own caPtives. Cos, II
is believed, has met tho fate due to violation
Of q soldiers faith and soldiers honor.
The accounts from Texas, and sf the Indian
troubles, engross a largo portion Of our space
this week, to the exclusion OF other subjects.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

NlRGINIA STATE (PErERsBuEs) LOT
Terry, No. 9, for 1886, To he drawn -
Alexandria, ID. C., on Saturday. 2eth Of May .
1856. MAMMOTH sCHEAE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
Land as Pa6fic Safe.

Land as Pa6fic Safe.
TIME subscribers will expose TO sale, TO
Il the highest bidder. at public suction, IT.
front Of the Court.IIouse ia ChsrlesIown, on
Monday the Goth day Of June next, (beins
count day,) about
40 ACRES OF LAND,
lying near CharlestoWn, and tho same which
~as dsviAed by the late William shirley To
his daughters, Mrs. Carroll and Mrs. wilson
The tsrms are, one-third IN hand, and the
balance ia nine and eighteen months. Bonds
aud deed Of trust TO be given for the defer
red paymsnts.
ELI II. CARRELL,
J. T. DAUGHERTY
May 10. ls36.-t,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

Our Baltimore friends boastsd of Green
Peas received froa, Charleston two weeks ago.
a gar,isp IN thi, town, nearly eight degrees
north q Charleston, has produced The sane
luxury within few days peat we doubt not
We shall have many specimens ere ihs Prsssn,
rnoon uansa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
LndusToMH LAND.

about two hundred Of which is cleared, end
IN high state Of cultivation. and the re-
msinder clothed with Gae thrifty Timber
The Improvements on the farm consist Of
good Dwelling Houses, Kitchen, two Barns.
one built &C stone shd the other % wood.
shielded round, good Stables, smoke House,
Sheds, shops, snd al olhsr out-buildings ne
cesssry on . farm. Also, an excellent Or
chard of grated fruit There - never
failing stream running through the farm,
thst supplies u with an abundance % excel
lent wsteT 81 ell times OF the year.
Any person wishing Go purchase would do
we'll Go call snd view the premises. before
purchasing elsewhere, an5 Judge foF them
selves Of tho value aud eligibility Of its situa-
ton. Tsru.s liberal and accommodating.
JAMES ~. MILLER,
ind ether Hsirs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
Stone Coal for Sale.

HAVE on hand. at Dam No. I, 600
n bushels STONE coal, at o5 cents per
bushel. s. n. KYsINGER.
May 26, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

VoU will parade IN front OF Redmsns
ii Hotel, in SnIthasld, on the lat Sstur-
day in June. j. y. ABELL.
MAY IT, 1S36 Cspf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
Fron fle Tr.e -f.srIcas, May 6.
PARTICULARS OF THE CAPTURE OF
SANTA ANNA

Il SAW ~ ANNA.
During the night Of the 10th ult.,
after The skirmish between the Mexi-
can and Texan forces, Gen. Houston
made a movement with GOO men and
all his artillery, and at day break met
the Mexican force, 100 or 1000 strong
also in movement. and gained posi-
ton within rife distance Of the enemy.
before they were aware Of his presence.
Two discharges OF small arms and can
non loaded with musket balls, settled
the affair; the Mexican soldiers then
threw down their arms, most of them
without firing, and begged for quarters,
6t0 or 700 killed. The officers broke
and endeavored to escape the mount
ed rihemen. however, soon overlook
all but one, who distanced the rest
him they ran fifteen miles, when his
horse begged down in the prairie, near
the Brassos timber-he then made for
the timber on foot. His pursuers, in
eagerness of the chase, dashed into
the same bog hole. left their horses,
ana continued the pursuit on foot, fol-
lowing the trail Of the fugitive, (Which
was very plain, owing to the recent
rains until they reached the timber,
where 1t was lost. The pursuers then
spread themselves, and searched the
woods for long time in vain, when il
occurred 70 AT old hunter. that the
chase might. like hard pressed bear,
have taken the tree" The tree tops
were then examined, when 10! the
game was discovered snugly ensconc-
ed in the forks of large Hrs oak.
The captors did not know who their
prisoner was. until they reached the
camp, when the Mexican soldiers ex-
claimed. "EI General! Ell Get., San-
Ia .4nnn"
From tie Buiiehn Of .uds G.
FROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Will
liams reports that the Jane was detain-
ed at Matamoras I'll days. by order OF
Gen. Ditel Fernandez, and thus was the
neutrality of the American flag insult
ed. The sails Of the vessel were un-
bent and taken on shore the Captain
imprisoned, and otherwise mal-treated.
For what cause he could not learn, he
having complied with every requisi-
ton of the Mexican Government, and
possessing. (previous 10 his detention
every paper required by sand Govern
ment, even TO his order for the pilot to
take him to sea.
The fourteen persons who were sem
fenced to be shot on the 10Th April,
were reprieved until the Both, and !,
was hoped that they would he finally
pardoncd. the most strenuous excr-
tons being made in their behalf by all
the foreigners of the place.
Capt. w. states that revolution had
taken place in the city Of Mexico, and
IL was further stated by passenger on
board the Jane, that the commander al
Matamoras was only waiting for ia
vorable opportunity to renounce his
allegiance to Santa Annals Govern
ment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

n TONS IRON, well assorted.
- - Ansils and Vices. best make,
Mill and Cross Cut Saws,
Nail Rods, and Sheet Iron asserted,
for sale by BAKER TAPSCOTT.
ShePherdstown. May -, 1886 st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

F@rIss for Sale.

UVHR heirs and representatives Of Jose phi
II Miller. deed, late Of Berkeley county.
offer for sale thar tract OF land, lying on
Middle Greek, six miles south vest from
Martinsburg, and miles north from Darkes-
vile, adjoining the lands Of Thomss Miller,
and oihsrs, containing 30j acres Of hrst.rsto
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
TAR.

nv the barrel or half barrel, at
/" r. NJ. q c. w. AISQUITH'S.
Charlestown, May &c. 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

Confirmation Of the horrid ouirages on
the person Of Mrs. Dickinson.-lt is
with the deepest pain, and with feelings
Of utter shame and modification for The
honor Of our species, that we state from
Undoubfed authority, that the rumored
outrages Of Santa Anna's officers and
soldiers, on the person Of Mrs. Dickin-
son, after the death Of her husband,
Lieut.. d., at the fall Of Alamo, arc not
only true, but Of still more infamous
character than has yet been published.
II would be shocking 10 humanity, and
offensive to all the dccencies Of socio-
ty, TO state in print the particulars Of
this transaction. which is of itself sulli
cient 10 bring down not only the scorn
Of every civilized people, but the
wrath Of sn avenging heaven on the
heads Of the Perpetrators.-.N Y. Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
FISH, SC.

goo barrels FISH. 20 tons lump PLAs.
% TER, just received.
WAGER & o'BYRNE.
May 10, 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
Extract Of letter received by a mercan.
tile house in Philadelphia, dated
Anil I9lc

Extract of letter received by a mercan-
tile house in Philadelphia, dated
MArAMoRAs, April 81, 1886
Fourteen American prisoners, Ia
ken at the river Neuces, are here in
confinement, and were to have been
shot yesterday. On the day previous,
the Ladies of this place presented a
petition TO General Fernandez, pray
ing him to delay the execution; which
however had no effect. In the even
ing, the Merchants called on him in a
body. and offered 20 pay $40, 900 for
their ransom. which amount We are
now about raising by subscription
Seventeen thousand dollars are already
made up; but we are fearful the pre-
sent state Of commerce will prevent
our collecting the balance.
1.-THE execution OF the prisoners is
delayed until we ascertain whether
our offer is accepted by the President;
for which purpose a eorreo has been
despatched TO Santa Anna"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
Fro~ ~ .N;us Orieans BuIleSn Of .Hay Q.
TEXAS.

GOls n. EtOutpOu OF the eAian army,
has arrived in the steamboat Caspian,
and confirms the news of the glorious
victory Of Gen. Houston. and ha, IA
voured us with the following list OF
the Mexican officers killed, wounded,
and prisoners.
KiLled.-Cen. Castrillion, Col. Ba-
tres, Col. Mora, Col. Trevino, Col.
Don Jose Maria Romero, Lieut.. Col.
Manuel Aqnire, Lieut.. Col. Castillo.
Gen. Cos and many others supposed
TO be killed. but not yet found.
PrisonTs.--Gen. Antonio Lopez de
Santa Anna, Col. Almonti, aid de
camp; Colonies Cespedes Of The Guer-
70 battalion; Bringas, aid TO Santa An
ma: POrtilla de la Pedreguire, aid 10
Santa Anna; Nnnez, Valienii, Lieut..
Coils. Felipe Romero. (wounded) Va
henti: Don Pedro del Cardo, Fernando
UrTiza. aid 10 Santa Anna. Arcros, En-
else, Mugla Don Rawod euro. private
secretary 10 Santa Anna; also . Cap
iains and ~ Lieu'enants.
Gen. Santa Anna made The elbow
ing proposition: that his army should
Law down their arms, Texas lndepcn-
denee be- acknowledged, the expense
Of the war 10 be paid BY Mexico,
Santa Anna 10 remain aa a hostage.
General Houston had issued orders
that a further advance Of the Mexi-
can army should be the signal fos
The slaughter Of Santa Anna and all
the prisoners. The report Of The
terms Of peace was not official, but
supported by q great number q letters
from officers Of The army
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
Medicines, Patient .IEefi-
rimes, Asr.

May 70. IsaG.-3t
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-06-17
LAYS OF THE MUNa8CGeERs.
 I.x
THE RECRUITING OFFICER

THE RECRUITING OFFICER.
 A1R-"St. Pafrick's Day.'' Come neighbor enlist with the bold mercenaries, The great humbug banner is Haunting in sight, The Delhis and Spahs and brave Janizares--
 Take choice of them a for you cant but choose right
 For your servitude The pay shall be good, And your work though dirty shall be but light 'Tis but to forsake All the free have at stake-- It is only to cling to the standard of power, And to trample the hopes of your country to dust, To hasten the coming of slavery's hour,
 And dc to the fair cause of freedom ysur worst. "The spoils' is our watchword Van Buren our leader Our forces motley, of every hue We have Jacobns, Feds, and the traitor seceder From all sides and only to interest true-- We've agraran knayes And pandering slaves, And Tories black, and Federasts blue
 One common tie We hold them by. 'Tis the tie of selfinterest stronger than honor, Of avarice stronger than virtue by far For country--we'H fasten the shackles upon her And drive oer our foemen the Juggernaut car Come fall down and worship ye grasping and sordd Crouch crouch down. ve lovers of office and cold. The fouler your service the better rewarded- Be gathered then into the humbug fold.
 Gird your loins for the fight
 Of wrong against right Strike m for corruption and anarchy, Our spoils will be great
 When we ruin the State, When we build up monarchy here in the land,. And put on an Buren's forehead the crown, ! When we dance round the ruins hand in hand, 4ss the temple of freedom is burning down. Come list then, good neighbor Che bounty IS ready
 The mint-drops here, and behold there your foes Dress now-eyes rght-stand in line and be steady Heads up-stand erect now, and turn out your toes. The drill master comes, The signal gun booms The drum editorial sounding before Hurra for Van, And his right hand man.. Who has come from Kentucky, with special commission To give Arkansas folks jog, To instruct in humbug erudition, ] And teach us to go, as he goes, the whole hog.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-06-17

We refer orr readers to the communication of "CAR RoLL, this days paper, for explanation of the feel
 ngs of the people in that county We are well aware that tho statements in that communication are strictly true. Judge Tell was nominated there because he personally known to them, and fayorably. gentle of frank and open and kind and jovia dis position. Ne ourselves have objection to him further than his of qualification for the high station to which he aspres and the and error of his political principles Let Judge Yell himself for the negro suffrage eanddate and he gets few votes in Carroll
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-06-17

The new Editor of the Gazette has great deal 10 of tho .soid Federalists in this Territory He should take whose toes he treads upon. Not thousand years ago. Col Sever, Mir. Woodruff and Gel. Ashley were excellent 4dans We happen to know that during the contest between Jackson and Adams the three together at Col Ashleys house. when at least other person present. and they each and all de- cared themselves in favor of Adams The other person present was in favor of Jackson. These three leaders of the preBent Democratic party agreed that Jackson was good General, but not the for President. When he elected however they became of the true faith Let us hear of told Federaliss." 'Iis bad backing of your friends.
 The Gazette says tiiat judge White has been sspolt- cally dsgraced and driven into retirement by the ballot boxes.o He says the same thing of Webster Stick to the truth neighbor 'sGtive your dates!" How long since the Judge Vas disgraeed and driven into retire. ment!'