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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

HMOUSES AND LOTS for sale, in Ahe toacn of Co.
~ " 'umota, tt'tranna county, Pa-The undersigned
having determined to remove TO Richmond, offers the
following very valuable and desirable property for sale
viz: very large three story house at present in
complete repair and III every respect we'll adapted as
country store-house and TO an extensive and
raj trade, having attached thereto suitable warehouse
wheathouse smoke house, carriage house. stables 81
together with garden in good order The above house
and premises, with few alterations might be made
suitable tavern, &c, for which, in this pace at present
there is very faHering opening
Also spacious and convenient family residence in the
eligible part of the town. having attached thereto
the necessary out houses, ice house, and an excellent
garden.
Also, one house and lot which is well adapted for +,
lanyard, for which there is desirable opening in
this place at present. the nearest Of that
kind of any note is twelve miles distant
Also, eight lots well enclosed and in a high state of
cultivation lie thinks it useless to comment the adj
vantages that will in short time be derived in this
place from the James River and Kanawha improve
ments, which in progress and will run within
u few yards Of most Of the above lots.
Being fully a,oore that any description he might at
tempt To give, would fall very short upon examination of
the property, and the future improvement of the place
he prefers to let those who may be DESTROYS to purebase
nises 70 JOHN pMRi'T E M 'ne pre-
Columbn, Feb Z. s5-2aw3w
YHVAVERN PROPERTY FOR LEAsE.--For Reo,
a or Lease, the Tavern at Rockfsh Gap on the Blue
Ridge Mountain, with the Farm and about half The
necessary Furniture for the house. The geographical
situation is not exccled IL be equalled bv any in
The world for health and novelty of scenery; and is the
main thorOughfare for travellers and from the West
and Southwest (between Charlottesville and Staunton }
there being gap of easy access except this for 10
miles either way, which brings The roads 10 focus AZ
this point to The mountain. The house is yerv
urge aud commodous, having twenty odd rooms and
now in good repair wish to acquire for this situaton
tenant Of good qualifications for the business; 20 such
an one IT would be permanent home and large bust.
ness the travelling is immense, particularly during
the Spring, Summer and Autumn months-the virginia
Springs contributing largely thereto Applications To
me, now az the Columbian Hotel, Richmond, where 1
shall remain for imeal which, shall be at the
premises, near Brooksyille Post Office, Albemare
SAMUEL LEAKE.
feVruary = S5-2aw5ws
% The fredericksburg Arena add Petersburg Constclaio arc
requested TO insert the above each the So aud for
ward their uccopns To- this office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

A STALLlON.--I wish 10 sell or farm out a young
tA Stallion, not inferior in purity Of pedigree 10 any
horse IN America He will be Sye years old next SprinS
but has never appeared the tn account of an ae
cidcnt at birth, which ruined him as race horse and
impaired his beauty His parts excepting those injured
are very hne he is Of good size and Of the richest drk
bay color with legs black nearly up his body He co.
yered few mares last and proved himself sure
ioal-getier He was got by Gohanna, his dam by Sir
Alfred is grand dam by Sir Harry, his great grand dam
was Hnxall fine imported Pomona, got by Wor.
thy Gown brother TO Waxy) by Pot9os by the famous
Eclipse. Terms moderate. Alb. CRUMP.
Powbatan, February 2. SJ-2avGf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

The Subscriber grateful Tor past avors, hereby noti-
es the public that he has taken the above Hotel for the
present year. until suitable disposition be made of it,
and asks continuance of their patronage He promises
TO leave nothing undone to merit it,
GEO. +. THORNTON.
Bowling Green, 18th Feb 1886. 9l-wSwN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

Va ALUhBLE LAND, Stocks, Crops SC, al Public
anctioa.-if not previously disposed of by private
contract, the subscriber will, Monday the 10Th Feb
If fair, At not, the next fair day. SELL upon the prem
SEES, to the highest bidder his Tract Of Land lying in
the county Of Chestereld eight miles above Richmond
for particular description of which, adver.
tsements ie the Wing and Enquirer The Land is d
vded by public road into about two equal which
will be sold separately desired by purchasers After
the sale OF uae Land, und the day, the subscr
Der will sell his stock of mules horses, cattle, and hogs
also, his consisting in part of prime fodder herds
grass and clover hay his plantation and farming uten
sila. lnrniinne- a.. rnrn,s nj
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

The National iueIgcner Country paper the Gazette pub
ed at Warrcntoa,
until the day OF SALE sond their bills subscribers for
nent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

T. l. BARROW & Co, No 3OG Pearl ST.
EBES- CALDWELL, 429, do do.
EDWARD Cook ~ Co., 10. 2lS, do do.
j. W. 81 III. p. CoRLiEs, no. 25G, do do
JosEPH CHEEsEMAY, no. 1876, Water do.
DANIEL CoLT, no. 1917, do do.
THos. F. FIELD, no 81, CORTLAND St.
Jous GREESFIELD d SoS, no. l3, Pearl ST.
HOLMES & MYERS, no 294, do do
y. Il. NISSAN IL o., "a, Liberty St.
USDrRHIIL 81 SEYMOUR. no. GO, Pearl ST.
VEGurE IL LlPpIscorT, no, 81, Coenles Slip.
R VAHpEwATER, no. "a, Cedar ST.
f. wILLETs X Co., 304, Pearl ST..
r. c. WErMoRE q Co., no. S3, Water ST.
JouN WRIcHr, jr. 81 Co, no. 36, do. do
February 90 4-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

n NIKCULAR-The subscribers, importers of and
" dealers ia China Glass and Earlhenware, whose
stores destroyed by the great fire of 10th and 18th
December, would respectfully inform their custome 70
throughout the Union OF their present locaonsalso of
the fact that owing To the long passages OF the European
packets previous to the fire. and their remarkably short
passages since, they generally possession
better ossorment of goods than they usually have at
this of the year FROM the very large orders pre-
vousy given to the manufacturers, 1t is expected that
the assortment of the present season, WILL quantity
he fully equal and in its quality superior that of any
former year, it being composed OF the and
beautiful designs, wthouany mixture OF old unsaleabe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12
LEGISL.qTYYE CONVE.yTyoN

The Convention assembled in the Capitol last night
at clocS-Mr. Banks, Speaker of the House of De-
egates) was called 10 the Char-and Thomas Ritcbe
was appointed Secretary
Present, 20 Senators out of 80. &c members Of the
House of Delegates out of 1919 members vino are
conesng seats and 80 special Delegates of the un.
represented counties.
MARTIN VAN BUREN, of New York was u,,ni
mously nominated as President
And Judge WILLIAM SMITH, now of Alabama.
late OF 3 Carolina received all the votes except for
thaniel Macon.
"A resolution then unanimously adopted, recon-
mending VIM Smith as Vice President.
The following Electoral Ticket then adopted
LIST. ID. Col. Arthur Smith of Isle of Highf
I'd John Cargil Of SUSSEX
Sd. DR.. James Jones of NoitOtpaU.
4th. VIM. X. Baskerville Of yMeckltnburg
9th. Archibald Austin OF buckingham
9th Richard Logan Of Haiifar.
9TH. Archibald Stuart Of Patrick.
9Th. Col William Jones Of Gloucester.
0th. Col A. X t1arwood of King 4, Queen.
10Th Col John Gibson of Prince RiUiaDt
llth. VIM II. Roane of HanOpsr
12'h. Col. Samuel Carr of atLemarIe
18th Waller Holiday of SpOnsyIrania
18th lnman Homer of Fauqltier.
18th. Heroine l. Opie Of Jefferson
10th DR.. Archibald s Baldwin Of Frederick
Nth. DIR. Jacob d. Williamson of Roekiaghaa
18th. John Bowyer Of ROckGridee.
10Th. Col. Andrew Beirne Of Monroe.
Goth Gen. James Hoge of yMontgomsrU
2lst. Andrew RUSSELL Of WashingfOn
gid. Saml. l.. Hays Of Le,ois
23d. John Hindman Of brooke.
The following Central Committee was appointed
viz Philip N Nicholas, Peter v. Daniel Andrew Ste.
ioord Charles Ellis James Rawlings, John Broken
brongh, and Claiborne w. Gooch
Further particulars in next. 1t sufhces for the
present to say, that saw greater harmony
order finer rmer spirit every way than was
exhibited during the whole Of the Meeting-Such n
spirit is irresistible
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12

tho great principle Of Instructions Why have you not
ncssd, The public voice already beginning Glamour
for this delay this shily shslly species Of proceed
you delay il Why suffer him to remain in the Senate,
contrary the voice of the people, and spite of their
instructions. Arise --arisr, and vndica,e the injured
rights of an indignant people. win you suffer Mr..
Leigh to remain .iisc months in the Senate
cate :hised and uninstructcd'
Ypu have plain course. The who Hnchcs
lodges noN will be dsgrsccd forever. OF the
peop,r; und AN EASTERN vIRGlNIAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12
nj. JORDAN, Secretary.
AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION

AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION.
The Agricultural Convention met on the IIth and
after being organized, and some preliminary proceedings
adJourned to meet again on Wednesday the 18th inst
at o'clock, r NJ, in the Hall Of the House Of Dele
gates EDMUND RUFFiN, SeeTetarn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-12
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS

Married GoBcesf couoty Ashois tuesday 03d
~ tho Rev Joha Monin, Mf Lewis Calls Of Matthew Ms
Elzsbosi b. sosAo, daughter Of Jomos s. Loavils Eco
DEATHS.
II nourpu duty death yesterday,
Of tho oaorobIs Of
sociats Justices u Court Of Common lie
and beloved the
most yifiuous and honorable psgnspfraHiau, as.e
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-05-06
spelle Glter !! !!

Gbri(lmas, 6erter unD 60.
saben (oebsn erbaiten rno iest e,bfnet,
elm aro8eS nuD allseneines Maortn,ent bon
0erblfs unD QDintersNaaren, relde iie
entfdlcfIeu iino febr sScblfsil absulrssn,
lin eub III nber5eueen, caB bier cute
Qlnfdufe sn MAIDEN fiao, rufet felbit an u.
fs6et.
Sept. 30.
alnf 0anb 40 1onnen Gn6sW Waarsn,
Yposanter 80 Defen BON berfbieoener Cat:
funs, 20 aoh- Oefeu. Chen 10 SranfIiu.
nnb aanonsDessn, ufs1 biai8e pfeiie 10
rerfaufen.
Gbrtftmast Oerter uno go.
qeber ie9lider alrt BON unferer eisenen
Tabrisaticn auf panD fnr 8aar8fles Der
bthfte yteiS srirb teSabls far Jodute uno
Ssns.
Gbssamas, Dssssr aao 50.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-05-06
DrUtecttp s,
9erF
Qlaenten:Sfis-@anton,( }

Dee. -. 1885.
Da Der untetIdr;ebsne ron Der "p o:
teetion Sn ssg ompasnie"
ju Qartfcrb, Connecticut. ale Neent anses
felt unb autori(irt tpproen obne aIuffbub
Bufberuasen aus1ufeEen, 70 erbietet et
fb hermit oiuier, gtobrs, Mablsn, Sc.
bri6en uno gbeuern, (amnt cereu Subalt,
nsbf irsenoerIsp enberm dbalibsn @iaew
tbunae, sesen Dtrlaft uber Sefbaoieune
burd 8euer, su aBeeurireu. Die Soften ba
% fab Rieoriser, als bic iretno elmer Nn=
ftaltbiefer Nrt; une bic Neife ,relde oiefs
Offs in S6libtuns ibrer 0e(hdfte. unb
Oct 8eribtisuns uuo 8esabians ibrer 9er.
lufe, oerfolsen rirr, miro prompt uns Ii:
beral fsYn. Anfragen fur 8ebineunseu u.
NGeeurans. mbeen in ber lintsGube BON
6arris unb 8elben inganton, ae,uaG timer:
ben, Ourdb ALE gsfbafte in Bejua auf bieie
9sentl1alt pertuittelt tuerbsu., ..- :.
90n Sarris,
QIsent fur befaste @on,paanie.
CAUTION San. 10. 1885. S9=tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-05-06

Fanut bag e fsin Gtabliitmeat ID PER-
8. gaImsrS Sa,is perlest bat at.,roef!cp Z
tnbe Der 3ustdraDas ffraBe 100 er fort fdtr
,ue QIrbeit ID maden, tpslbe y, TEN
fad, ein'fbIdat ndtnlib 1eppib, 1ilbtas
der, Garpsts, 9Brllennnb 2siusn 3euse.
Durb CUTE caustbafts uno faIbere 91ree.t
uus phnnlIiessune fd1nsQe AuSfhbrra9 tbnt
9ufttdse boft er einsn Lbeh
Der ST,ntlibeu 8unlf tpirbiS f6 ~ MADDEN
lsine preife ,rirO srfo billiS snabsn Dap ie'
Der 3uf,ieosn iein &piro. 'a' a@1.
~ r. euowi9 Suffer.
Canton Dec, 80. 1885 -
~ a s4-6W
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-05-06
alssut far gsatt gaunty-

/ u. g. Ser unterfthriebsne ,uiro in .fur-l
gem oas Mefsuisen tab'n in Werl,n tep
eiuena Ieben pon gu6 instslenceye fiirs
@eyt,dse an3urDfen; auh msroen Wep4
trase ~ ausr 3eit ia ruesnr glm.liabe III
Canton an3esomnsen. isIH
Nlnicn GortnsI. Il
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-05-06
Sc I II { 0 Ii ter
G 81 urrfh q e.,

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an bst mettlibsn gde feines b a d It ei
ernen Maarbaue es, tpetli6 Del
GauaI8rnde H." ..&'..-. ~,
oatleebsn cine Id6ne auSwabl, trcbl
ausaelubter unb (sbr woaIfeiler gdter fhr
biefe Sabrs55siter6fnet, bstsbsno in: -
trodenen., 6artens, iao sSbnett
oetpaaren, Dpreeuan, Specerepen'
@ilen SuBmaoren auer Ats
gel, 2eoer ,c. &c. n 4 ....s.,.-
speldbe er 70 poslfeil oerfauft, aIs irsens is:
rianb in bislsra Mayfte. -' Z
6 en all 8. ...
Elm WaarbauS uno $50 bnbaus,
1uslettent uno n6rcli1 .. Stactt
ben un9efdbr liz.
15o Il e.rs a D
an ganaL steib cberbalb earis
Srife. .... +,
Terzuer:-1se Nder bep 3. g.:
0erbarb's MibIe, ale ,psIbe er 80 ben bill:
tighten aseiien gum Derfaufe anbietet.
81 sablt ieoer3eit baar 9 elo far
QBaisen, 1Bslibforn, 0aber. Slahfaau,e,l,
Bcde, &c. &C., unb miro phnftlid' un6 aufs
rnerfiani isoes SpeoitiOns= uno @cmmilft
DusselAdft beiosgen. tpOm,tt feine Sreunee
unb &unben i'm besaniti8en tasstn.
Mdi{iacn, Snlp 10. 1885. 12:tfs
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-05-06
Neue 0uter!

rWDbtfeilsr oenn jeMols -! -
Die unterfbrisbenen babeu 70 ebeu BON
Hsu:Oost .nno pbiIabelpbia srbaIteu, elm
grcHes uub ausseoebhte5 NNortement BON
Srodenen 0erfs uno Winter,Waa,
rem 0roccrepem 9artenwaaren,
Specerepen, ,c.
u o.-Qerren tnb Rnaben &app,n,
Stiefel uno SDub, gnmala(tid ebub.
1ndi4 Rubter,) BON better qualitat, Da:
l,'en Woreeeo uno pruneua e6ub. ~.
Spanifb Sebk uno Sberleotr.
Gin aaSsnaeines Nfitiment pon Qatsn u.
&appen. ..-> = 4 r. ="
0Bslbe iis entfdlciIsn fInb Elm IT. .enis
~ . y teller aIs Der s,ieoria(te Grsib Il,
persanfsn. &auFuiiiss trsrotn abtuneeppu
|erinbt bsp ibnen auSu(prsben, ,inb fit itd,
lstbff 5u urtbsilen. 51....,.-. 4,
Vilbe, g a II unb 81 d g el
.e. &c. tettanois auf s. a n b--unb trie &C.
,pbhnlib gum Besfauf-febr moblfeil. :.
O. 8aaraelo una Der QreiB rpmo b.
sablt fur @ai;en, Slarlaan,en, ,c. ''...
Gle perlangen
ldl0An Gfans ,s.;e, GdHpe''
| 9orris, Nepnolbs unD Nueuiiin
Canton, Dec, 12. 1884. 35=tf..
Il . 81 .
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-05-06
Q cue 9 uter!!

81. uno 9. 9. 81 &c uaep, |
loabsn feebsn eapfaussn uno jest esbH:
net, cine por1hslibealuswabL ., Der Sabrs:
,eit aneemsNeaen - =
Stapel uno M . De woaren,
spelobe Ee beabltdptisen 81 Den nieori8lten
preilen, far baar O el b coer 2anosepro:
Quote su aeHaufen. Sie balten fib hber
,euat SaB iu fsinsm Stotr in Stast 60 gu
|siu,sern Beeiasuussn esrsauft rsroen
eann. :.t., -. ~ ~ Essr. =
NPgir w aiSen Stod&
unb Klce=S amen. 70 ME fir Die
| msiit,n aueeren 2anoes: grseusniife, ,rerben
| lie su ieber 3sit,b aar 8 {. 10 sablsn.
| pN. 8. Gle Guide, peIbe l,d nhsr
feds monate. enrd 0lotsn poer auf anbes
sr lBeile, Die fd, inunfeser ghulb mifsu,
| pereen blcs ~ ihrsii etaenen 9luBsn bans
| DEL, mean &c obne Bersus Rdtefsit mab=
en--ba mir entidlcfen finc, Die abbeSabl
| uns ~ er3p;naen; nssbalb mir boiTsn boz
| aIe blstbsp SntsreHirte, unfsrn Munfb er.
iaaen unb uaS DER nnan8enetmen Notb,pen,
oiafsit ntsrb,ben peroen, ibrs 9lsdunnaen
Den betrsfenoen 8san,ten Sur ginfam1nll,nl
liu iibersebeu. Pm
r@ nab tener Bippa
pirb 1pnnenpeiie uno beym 8ufebsl Der
Fault. g
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-05-06
10000 Sufs qappsl.Btstes sum Uessauf,
anb. fer.ts (O9lsitb SO eetrauben.
GbrtItmas, 0erter nno 90.
@antcn. .Sept. IL. 49,. ia 23sbo.
g a til ere J.
WDblfeiler Denn jemols !!

Wobtfsilsr Denn iemols !!
Die untetf6riebeuen Sstsenibre,i Sreuns
ben unb &uaeen, nnc Dem sansenpubltensal,
srseben1t an, baB lie in @tfbdftsverbinban8
aetrstren lino. 6ie baben ibrsn S6app,
IN Der 2u5caraspae StraBs.in @duten. (Sesl
robe Dem ueuen 8antbau(e seseaaber. fras,
ser benobnt BON pbilip Dspalt,) beoeus
t'no psrn6Bert unb 0etbeu oeislbR betdn,
dig auf pano babeu, Elm sroSss Nfortirnent
SdtteL Sdumen, Sattelba9s,
Seutgifen piltoIenbalftern Gavab
ieriffen Gbodos, patronta(ben, &C..
Dearborn 8efhirrt &u m N ct 81
Gdulssefbirr jeoer 2lrtS . Hert
Seusr gpmsrt 2oubpner Wasen|
NeitGheu, Geitst gle9antes, 6or9lrf1
te,, uno Gig peitfben StdtiD'1
Nlebten ieDer Gotung.
qlQes BON gutter Qualitdt, nit een bettsn
Materialien Hub iauber pe.nabt molten ne
In, 8rcBen uno &teiuel 10 ,roblfsil ale eeI
in BEN me(tli6en Gtaateu irseuepo .su ba:
BEN lit. aeesn s aar9eto coer annebm'
lid,e aanbes Hrcoudte nerfaufen. 9lue ees
ma6te Befeuuussn werosn aufs fbnsaf'
aussefabrt. *.
- qBiliam BeaEst uno
....., Sebn Sudius, jun.
! Canton, Mn9. 90. 1895. 20:tF'
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-05-06

llates,sibueter bsnaHri6tisst bas pubIi
fun,, eaB ar Ede eal6 praftifdper Arjt IN
reentew @tast 60. Ob' lnisesrse:
safTeu bat. Durh pieliabriee Stuotsn auf
ben beiten vnibssFtdtsn uuo bur6 laneern
QIufentbalt in ben erbBtsn QOfpitalern npn
Deutl6lano unb 6raatrei6 1T er i'm Staus
ce, anb bic laasaierisfen anb tartnddie:
fen llebeL in Bs;us auf mesi5inilhe Be'
bauoluua, uts audi auf hirarsil1e Srera:
tioneu, bur6 ueue une supsrlal'Se Eur'
mstbooeu gut 5siluns 81 briusen.
Sn feiueu frabern QHirfunsstrs'fen 81
Sreoeridetopn Mo. uno pittsbnre pa. bats
ts {, biureibeuoe Gelesenbeit sefuneen fl6
nit bsm @barafter unb oen MDoifeatiDnrn
Der In eieIem 2aaoe betrl6enoen afautpslss-
tormen pertraut 80 MAIDEN.
-. "a. - Doc. S. 9auplsft .
-- prattiidsr Nrst, QpunoarSt uno 0e'
burtsbelfer. apprcbirtin Deuti6lanc
uno bsD Der tasoi5ini(d= 6,rnrs
aijbeu SaeultatSu 8aItincr. -,
@reenfop n. b, 18sen Sulp 1885.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-23

be ashamed of loafng about in this sive; % home io your tamY." "Wuchy, your tyade must make you a
 chock all of SensbliUes, and Il ell you secret
 Homes Ioo 10 this--and yet perhaps you think tbi.
 IS bad enough. Bul the ac is, there's always good deal more of domestic aaeaSaess where my vie s, than there ot eatabes and drnkabIes. Now, don't Ike uaea mess, myself, once upon time left the most o t behind me The old woman aud the little 'uns too much for my tender feelings, and walk cd Spanish morning. You see, l had a way oi modifying myself with stnallefe, ana as soon as l was modified, Mf. Lookins used 10 unmolIIfy me Wilh 1 biz stick. She lambasted me regular into a sense of thy torIorn condition, and that's what call domestic uneasiness.a
 "You're look up, then. I'fn married man myself and know it's your duty submit beng corrected
 This ere is of them are points of lan what grabs hold o you stra9ht-them husbands cuts stick must be made examples If they waSni, all the he bid dies in town would be cutting stick To allow such cuttings up and such gongs on, is taking the mortar out ol society, and letting the bricks tumble down. You're gone goslng.' "Hell, we won't dispute you're just like the rest of the ~orld your wife crows over you, and you i'i go 10 the watch house. I1eigho! Give Us qud." Il don't chaw.7 "Ihere Ii is-anY leler that don't chaw can't expect to have conscience. Ii won't grow IF hun. Now, my old woman don't cEaW-she has occupation t9f her chops but awng. Ne didn't do much eating. and the , drinking ny busness and jaw she could, in a way that truly cautl0nary." 7Geme aleng. end don't tail, nonsen5e about quds" '.A pocketui of cuqen. dish, dandys twist, adys twist Lorllard nigger-head wood-sawyer, is the sign of tender heaIi. sno- king makes savage; but to ehaw! l. brings tears
 into my eyes to think of the old soldiers Eve made and discharged from tie service" "ll you won't come, 1 must call for assistance" "The more inc merrer. As for you, you're too little gd against The wind with long nine n your teeth; il would turn you over on your back, and you'd look like one-legeed atool, q little steamboat" "Do you mean 10 aflfont
 the corporation" asked Charley, indignantly sprngne hts rattle. "I'm ofo shouted lehabod Loekin$, nm ing go. Bul, alasi euei lael he was surrounded. 1 taken, and committed a vagfant.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-23

dissatisfaction, and ii must confess fell the very re-
 verse Of comfortable. The hHd pigeon was loosed. aud she flew straight a-head and when Ut the distance If 70 yards nt least, e ball Hhisled through the af and-she fell loud shout proclaimed my success.
 AHothrr succeeded nith and Ut gfea CT dlsance--
 The people literally delighted, for they positively understand nothing about rife shooting. IN ow, said
 l. "l kill the aeX Will ffe al another--but let any oiher gentleman iiy lha plrasesD said his le- cause dd uol wish to risk the missing of ouher of tleA il pulled the trigger, ha is, if could possibly aV0id H. i dead sileuee ens1ed now and then only interrupted bY the audible whispers of Amefican,-- "in tmerean1--'s V ell, Is exfaordinnlYe-.conld nt have believed II fl had not seen i,,'' Be &c.-Do not imagine was eonceilodI WAS not-- felt as if were shooting for the honor uf my eounlry-,ha, senti meh aersed and steadled my hand and eve, and gave ne hopes Of victory. This, the last bnd, flew upwards
 but stragbt ahead and in a second of so, fcii hay. ing received the ball II still greater distance lhan the other Wo.--I The applause Ire nendous, and was regarded as prodigy by all around while felt quite cool upon the business. yon know hat amongst Western hunters, il would have beeu merely consider. cd "pret'y far shoonge--but nothing woedertul wl noi conceal, however, ihat experienced gtaf- caon approaching to aiumph, 1 returned io tosn With he paft}-and this uoi diminished when my heaith." coupled with the prosptdy oi Amsfica., mas drank after dinner. To gatty my new friends, hate gwen them dWciioHin lbe United States where ihey may obtain good rifles. They intend sending for four genuine American rifles.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-12-23

REMARKADLE POSITION OF THE PLANETS. The shbjoined, which lranscribe from the New Haven
 Herald, Is probably from the pen of Professor Oln- stead of Tale College
 The planets Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn now, (Noy 7h,) all in the satae quarter ot lhe heavens. This morning, at 6 o'clock, Mars was on the meridian, Mercury u is greatest western elougatlon, and in conjunction with the moon. To- morrow morning, the moon will be in conjunction wlh Saturn. Mars also at his lime exhibits 10 he leles- cope it's least disk Is gibbous Tn nearly its naxum degree. We would recommend to those who are de- slrous of viewing this fine and unusual spectacle, 10 repair to the open sky at from half past 10 o'clock. II the mament is clear they will see Mars high in he south, near the meridian and will easily recognize him by his red color. little eastward .'1gter will be known by hs clear lght and superior brightness; while farther still towards the rising sun, Venus will be readi- ly distinguished by Ter dazzling spendor
 Last of lhe tfaIn will be seen Mercury just within the limits of the twilight, and exhibiting so pale light that would hardly distinguish him from fixed star; bui f watched from day 10 day, hs motions will beray hs true character Coperncus is said 10 have fnonrn- ed on hs death bed thai he leave he world with onl evef having seen the planet Mercury Those who would secure themselves against such occasion for la- iuehation informed lhal they will rarely enjoy SO favorable opportunity for seeing him as the present. Saturn Is vel loo near the o be distinctly visible 10 he naked eye; bu 1t will also add his attrac- tions o she niefaing sky.