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E0R sALE-22 900 Acres Of good timeered Land IN
the State OF Maine lying the Nsagang waters and within
few miles Of ship navigation TAe timber eoass principally Of
White Fine with fair proportion Of Spruce and Hard Wood
there also, several good mills il the vicinity Of
Persons who have been H. desirable Of land
and object fer spectators take held Of Terms Of
will he made and accommodations G further particular
ply To J. g. vANDENBERG,
dec 5-tf IS Chaham street.
!IAT. CAR AND STOCK FACTORY.-The subscriber
oilers TOR sale asuperor assortment Of Sn Beaver HAS, Cot
Caps aud Silk Satin, Velvet and Bomine Stocks
isiv Of style quality and price, Also large Of Fenc
and India Gsod consisting Of Bombazinc Sans yeYei Grapes
Levsniine &c suitable for S.oc.sl and Stoekmakes Trim
aings of ali descriptions WILLIAM Reid, % Cedar ST.
~ b. Black Silk Plush for Matters sept
WOODS CARPENTERS AND MECHAN-
w les TOOL STORE, OF Chatham and CHAMBERS
assortment Of the following
Saws Of every description, Stocks and B Augurs and
Bits Patent Saw Sets Cailpe and pyide Turning ana Fame
Chise and Gges, Plates. Stocks sRd Des Hammers
Axes AIDES, Bevi Gpug-s, Levels, Furnishes, Spoke
shaves Cirouar Saws Turning Lhes Vices Measuring Tapes
Drawing Instruments Wood Boxes for Cutting Screws all
Rules, Files, Drill Rows Cutting Nippe and Pliers, Mtre
Squares Complses, Saw Pads oil Stones Draw Knives Plane
Irons Iron and Steel Squares Hollow Au.urs, Drawing Squares
Screw Tools Shelters Patent Augur, Cabinet Makers Clamps
Copper Glue Pots, Blow Pipes. &c.
N r. large assortment Ut Planes, manufactured by A. f.
Baldwin. Premium Plane. Factory, y. oct 2-3ms
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COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No. loo Canal street,
~ trace in NaIick Of Canal street, H. Men and
+. STREETEE, Principals The location of this School
particularly eligible and ia spacious and web ventilated
II embraces four departments;
LIST THE CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, in which pupils
fitted University College the United States,
under the immediate charge Of Mr. MeN, graduate Of Trni
College, Dublin who occupied the critical
preparation Of siuisns for that University.
3D. THE DEPARTMENT OF MODERN Ian
GUAGES which the German French and Italian taught
direction Mr.. A. Pesiaux Professor Of Modern Lam
guagex
Sd THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, fer Of In
and higher branches Of English education
: conducted by Mr. G. G.. JenEngs.
4th. THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT, TO 1T lads
under sight or the higher English Studies by the
ticur Reading, Spelling Writing the rudimsn Of
Arithmetic and Geography.
further particularly apply the time between
the hours Of 9 A. NJ and . PM
keferences:-
RI Rev. Bishop O>erdonk George Barcay, Esq
Rev. Dr. Mathews, Chancellor Anthony Barclay. ESQ.
of the New York Universily. John Chanibers ESQ.
Rev. J. y. Shredder, Schuyler Livingston, ESQ.
Rev. A Naelay. John Caldwell, ESQ.
Wm Sampso1,E ESQ., dec l0-Sm
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I AIDES EURs.. FINE FUR CAPS, HATS,

II AIDES FURS. FINE FUR CAPS, HATS,
IL AND STOCkS.-WsoR& Van Duzer, 5s Chatham street.
respectfully iRom their friend, and the public that they
manufacture and keep for sale splendid
article their line Of the best materials and work manhp
which they oer low prices Their stock consists Of
following articles viz Lynx Squirrel Genet Martin Sable
Pelernes, Cages Boa, MaIs and Neck Rua Swnsdown Ri
Otter, Fur-sea Nura Mskrat Rabbit and Hair Seal Caps
Also. Seae Push Cloth Leather and Fancy Caps Fine fur
and Satin Beaver Hats Four Satin figured do, Striped do Plaid
do Plain do Stocks with Handkerchief Bows and Plain also fsd
striped plaid and corded silk Stocks Also splendid silk and salts
Vestg Bomhazn Mohai and silk AMI brie Stocks made the
hest brc frames in the most approved Lines Bo-
and Shirt Clar Cravat and Sie Pocket Handkerchief
Sspenders, Gloves, &e 2-tf
EVENISG SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GEN.
Ia TLEMEN-The subscriber has removed the elegant and
spacious Of the Collegiate School, 60 Canal street,
ON the Of VaIick street
select ass Of young gentlemen will be instructed in the usual
branches Of education also the Classics and Modern Languages
The French under tho immediate ectisn of A.
Pesti1ux. Professor Of the French Language
n B. Particular aento" will be devoted Ia Bookkeeping ard
Penmanship.
Ter@s moderate. Apply as above C. c. JENNINGS.
dec 2-tf
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and evening Ladies writing separate apartments They
~ Fosters Commercial school s3 Broadway upon
modern and approved principles he hur Of instruction
instruction at plsH practical and comprehensive. During
II oos and e paa dps e S Of
!, the %c.i ss,sssys and diyehed LESSONS
sore.)
sS aP Sass,,; name. in which
Tbs art = Taught convey. but very mperse idea Of The practice
he finds no more .mie between what he sees
% and a as $ s Tss rss ss s
tween e'y and he study :. an art and il ap
we think Mr. Fosters PLAINLY connecting yenaic
ration of all VII. wish acquire the form and Of
Mr. FOSTERS long experience In the eounng-heuse and
ofhis profess jan Gift
WET AND BURNT GOODS STORE, NO.iss
sale OF Goods partially damaged in the ship Eagle and al the late
hre. jan lSt
H. discovery Of Dr. Mehaux Professor Of Anaemy Flanders,
and to Be one Of the best articles discovered for The
sale and retail, HoPPERs S6 Broadwsy-or Dr. GUIoNs
corser Bowery aud Grand street jan i5-f
WAY FOR saLE0The ih1s5 story brick Su.e .seied
No 7O Ea of Rutgers street and he four adj
They substantial brick buildings with slate roofs 90 ee front
second floors The ground under lease from
Rutgers eleven years from May eighty dollars per
with two renewals Of tweniyone each,
rent cent the value If the ground Az which, i'm
provemen TO be paid & lease 10 be given the
terms and with the same covenants present lease.
large portion Of the purchase bond
mortgage at per cent if required.
For and apply Jefferson Insurance Com
pany, 100 Chsham street, Of William $. Thorne.
Janulry 81 1856. jan 25-dFebl
RAKER, JOHNSON & Co, WHOLE sALE cIohiers,
II oud inform their friends and that they have
had handsome Of Ready Made Clothing all manu.
featured since the late FIRE. from d fashionable goods which
they offer for the reasoshct Their
braces variety suited 10 the southern and trade
those in want Of clothing relv sndHg such goods his
Enlistment will please respect 1877 Pearl up
stairs until the s Of February; and after that, No so William
street, Wall street. jsn23-jts
A CARD.-FASHIONABLE SINGING, accompanied by
N the Pianofote Guitar Yoang ladies wishing learn by
in few lessons twenty thirty the ms fashionable Eng
h French, Spa ish Italian German Scotch songs, the
beautiful Italian style combating euphony and distinct articulation,
respectfully informed that Coward Professor the Handel
HAYDN Society Leader Of the select Musical Quae Parties
Principal Singer at the Elite Concerts Eight Private Tutor
in the first families and choo New York. &c. devoe the
especial attention to finishing ladies' his daughters
Euepe Sersphn and Flora Terpchoe prior their
Miss Watson and the Misses Parker. Call from till 3 252
Bowery. jan 25-lwr
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friend in need IS friend indeed l-Patcn Right seer-
ed-Ths celebrated medeiae has precedence all
others for the positive of the gonuhoa geef
gravel seminal week.-mrs. mecura complaints &c any all
the varied diseases OF the Numerous choice
dent Of celebrity have heea scientifically introduced
composition IF the Friend and from the generals admitted
ct IT, AMI with the and svce
eminent and respectable physicians and with The fact Of
ia having proved eecuz in almost three thousand and
knowledge failed in With this
in its favor oe Il the public the eecta remedy in
the world for the Of snary DISEASES decided
has other edcne& that requires local application
does disorder the and Is positively free from all forms
omecury material that possibly insre the osnsi;u
tion organ, Immediately remotely The demand for IT,
considering the short time i his been made public Is without
parallel in The history Of nedene and WHAT. gilmore consequence
to the cde the that has every where attended the
Off, fully with ths demand. INDEED the merits
Of the Friend have only become generally known and
will supere all the Panaeea Cahoicons. and Nosns Of the
snd while they swiftly passing into fsgetfunes
the Friend hesed the broad principles Of science
ported nv universal confidence and vii. stand
bold relief and to the world that Il "a deed and Truth
the Unf,aes Friend And reader, YOU suffering with
ofhe shove named diseases Have been long and orey
acted Have You tried various remedies and all purpo.e
IL So he not Discouraged. fore hereis friend.
Iii article thai w sell readily all times and in all places
and druggists and dealers throughout the United States Two
Canadss, who wish heeone will address their
cations Nonei genuine withnst
and all per.on hereby o,ie TIN, will prcecu ex-
s the law the first e,s infringement c patent right
Price g per bottle Sold the Bowarv Medicine store 26o
Bowery New York n W-BADEAU. jan l2-tf
- .IEUMATISN. EfiEUMATISM-EaeI,h Golden
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H1HE TRUTH WILL PREvAIL:-cERTAIN
II MS CURED-Dr. Goodxills Gonorrhea and
CERTAIN


tie DserserL The only afslh remedy discovered for
yonor hes and Gee: hccme too well known ana eslah-
fished f The Kingdom 10 require any comment us
which instance has ever taied has war
r,afrd 10 y-ght hours the most desperate and dH-
.orx Ct Gonsrrhea Get and Whites IN all their stages
weakness pains of the oins, irritation ut the
,ha and gravel we'll chronic affections OF the urinary ba
All anIv nfbe reiaey agreeable liquid and lis effects
being composed OF SaIsapara ard the choicest prepa
rons while the SYSTEM lis sueriry over every
ober the kind only requires ned trial TO know
II. zev Every that has made OF this medicine has
-. M own and has been secured Having
red eecual almost thousand cases, and never TO our
failed in The vast and increasing sale
f The recommendations the highest medical characters
| IA hose who experienced its saibos and beneficial
effects and efioriy over every other med
eecusl remedy discovered for the cure
muscular Strength and vigorous
b-ah 20 The The most delicate females may take
,h nrfrci safety Goois Detergent Is safe, certain
nd odv cure diseases from the most recent TO the
80, cases. without risk, inconvenience,
matched M by auck euack medicines Thre that make
se o bottle he convinced OF the easy method OF be
Of this medicine let every person be
hs;r II will prevent the
male female, OF the most fssdous
Is;racr and il blessing human kind ought always 10 be
hand wise, take medicine but the above
and keen quaek Doctors whose appear IN
puhhc print take and
constitution.
awe have pleasure in bearing temny 10 this safe and
~raeiou neicine: this grounds OF strict imparaty
Inoviay hs have been cured BY t tact that
For e ~ appointment Patrick Dkie AIS Broadway
and bv urnei Co so Geenwchst doors below Spring
u, ~enfzn prho
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- Fixtures OF the most Splendid Drug establishments IN
te city, ia the lower of Broadway The Fur
nare splendid and coy kind and te Glassware
rucpalIy quality of fiat glass; having bsen made TO
order The good and will be disposed of
barg the wishes TO leave the e:y Apply TO
isn9-tf GEO. G. SICKELS. 81 Wall street
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CAST IRON COLUMNS FOR STORES
" AND WAREHOUSES.-The Subscribers have the above
articles constantly hand will manufcture at the shortest
ce from any patterns furnished them. Also iron pipes
branches and all other eangs con hand and all orders
pmmnIy executed BRICK ALLEN,
ian In 81 Water street. New York.
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RUTLER:s C0MPOgNDD BALsAMIC PRE-

ID PARATION Of the Essential Oils Of Copaivi and Csbebs,
recommended exclusively specific for Gonohsa and Glee
Numerous wc authenticated Of the extraordinary efficacy Of
this pleasant and valuable compositions daily presene but this
mode Of publicity has will he adopted in citing nd
viual extraordinary miraculous they appear
hut their simple recommendation TO Try produces greater extern
sion Off virtues than would elaborate thesis its medicinal e
fec ed with the particulars Of ten thousand But In
changing community doubtless there hundreds who hsve not
heard Of IT, and loss what 10, and probably not
the magnitude The evil ofeyins doubtful medicines
H. therefore, he deemed upruden recommend this the
first article be ed in for often few doses produce
the desired effect.
Differing 6om the nostrms that daily attempted
ed intelligent community by their fraudulent peen-
ions coucted in general terms, and inungIy offered 70
complaints damay opposite IN their nature and their
mede the very sntpodes @ other in their elect This
icrcs singular derived from each Of lis constituents having
peculiar operation the particular symptom intended
movehe combination and adrnilture forming irresistible
Incompatible with the complaint Immediately ubduing its vir
eDce rendering and producing safe and certain
Surrounding the medicine lisa plain treatise with varisss recipes
for all the different symptoms, wih simple and esy Instructions o.
syphilis observations empirical imposition and
the amensbls decisions attendant these complaints.
AGENCIES.
NEW YORK-l03 Cherry street.
PHlLADELPHIA.-362 Market street.
ALBANY.-46 Stale street
NEWARK-25i Broadway. octSl-u
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4 THOMPSON, NO. WAL
-. AND EXCHANGE BROK ER-Ex

carreat money NJ the lowest rates.
All kinds OF gold and silver bought and sold.
Bank Of Enelsnd Notes bought and sold. 'fh
zpd negotiate drafts on most Of the commercial
and Canadies.
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rVapERS OR LIGHT LAMpS-!.aye ius been zap rted
i and for .aIe by DR.. LEWIS FEUcHTwASGER.
ian m 81, Elssdvay.
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THE TDENTIsT.cDoC-
j TOR STlLLMAN'S MAGNETIC ODONTfCA. H. Gle
article for the Teeth and should be used by all who
value their Teet Fer sale by Patrick Dcke, AIS Broadway
corner ofpenard street, Syme e3 Bowery Of Walker
streets AMI by p Blu net Co., $40 Greenwich street, doors
below Spring street. Price 81 n4-f
A MEXICAN WAX LOCO-FOCO MATCHES
which being lighted by felton, each match will burn for the
pace FIVE minutes For sale Wholesale aud retail by
NATHAN Z. GRAHAM.
R.Iu No. SO Cedar Of William &.
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$4,000 LoAbN On nj s se aS s s sogeA'f
W: &c. G. SfCKELS. 81 Wall ST.
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an that il does afford relief the shall
Iesn repostory, No. 81 Division and
- n Evsns No Is Division and 57 Broadway The genuine Is
sisheu "" '"e ~ TAYLOR son,
,-.e Prophet Is fSr the United States.
xlSY-Tx - HAEIFEs CII-..rs imported nd for sale
d. LEWIS FEU Gil wANGER
- ~ 81 Roadway.
an IL
O4TF TEATs.-PreparelC Calf Tsa s,@p9rls a, altee'
1917 90 16 Plat ST. N W and i6 Walnut ST. Phada-
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-11-01
ne day for this afternoon

he order Of the day for this afternoon
agreed TO.
Bills introduced. By Mr. Hamilton, TO
pay james Dryer and Adolphus Paul GER
tain sums, referred to committee Of claims
by MIR Shearer, for the relief ofEnoch, Levi
and Nathaniel Hall, referred to committee
of Ways and means; by Mr. Colby, in nd-
dition 10 act extending jurisdiction of con-
stables, referred to judiciary committee; by
Mr. Richmand Of b. to pay Joseph Bowman
a certain sum, referred to the committee of
claims; by Mr. Fullam, in addition to nets
relating TO leather sealers, sc. &c. referred
TO the committee on manufactures by Mr.
Sawyer of X. providing for the inspection
and weighing of hay, referred to committee
on agriculture; by Mr. Holmes, taxing lands
in Jay referred to land tax committee.
The petition of artillery, 9th reg ment LIST
Division was referred TO the committee on
military affairs.
On motion of Mr. Smith Of L. resolved
that the judiciary committee be instructed
to inquire into the eXpediency Of allowing
Stanley Bngg Of montreal to hold real estate
in this state.
The committee of claims, reported the
bill to pay Clara Merrill certain sum, and
it was ordered to third reading.
Mr. Dewey of G. was appointed to inform
the senate of the readiness of the house to
proceed to the election of U. $. Senator,
when the house pursuant to n joint rcsolu-
ton of both houses, proceeded 10 elect on
its part senator in the u S. Congress, for
six years from The Sd Of March next. Mr.
Goodale nominated lion. Samuel Prertiss,
seconded by Mr. Foote; MIR Fitch nomina-
ted Hon. WIN. C. Bradley, seconded by
Mr. Needham of Bristol; end Mr. Richmond
of 3. nominated Hon. Titus Hutchinson {;
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-01-15

pect border wars, and continued hostlliiies, both upon the lives and property ot our ad- yenturous citizens, who are extending their commerce and intercourse beyond the boundaries oftheir own country. 1t is re- ported, also, that these same Camanches have recently invaded the frontier ot iexas' killed number oi the inhabitants, ..ii;'.ie now in their possession two boys, as pflson- CTS, who are native-bofn citizens et the lls s. and who had emigiated to Texas.
 They appear to manifest no fear of the whites, and have no idea of their power or extent of country. They have expressed themselves as considering the whites to be subjects of the friendly Indians, whom they consider the most powerful and the most to be dreaded, in case ofactual hostll- flies. .ark. Gazette.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-01-15
TREMENDOUS CONFEDERATION IN
 NEW YORK.

Since the CONFEDERATION of Moscow and the great fire in London, a more terrible fire has not occurred than has lately visited New York. Several homdred ualuaJie ssores toi6 fheSs contents, and 6etieeen fifteen and fsrentq million dottars woafh of property has been de- stroyed, including the Merchants Exchange and the Post Office. Most of the Insurance Companies will be ruined.
 The fire broke out at Q o'clock, on the 10th nlt. Tn the store of Comstock x Andrews, in Merchant street. This is narrow crooked street m the rear of the Exchange, formerly called Exchange street, and was altogether occupied by dry goods merchants, auction cers, &c. &c. The weather was intensely cold-thermomete below zero--the wind blowing gale, and the hydrants frozen so that all the efforts that could be made to ar rest the progress of the dreadful element were ln vain. The fire burned with such ferceness that in twenty minutes the whole block was in flames, which extended to Pearl street, burnt both sides, then burnt through to Water street, Old slip.
 Pearl street, from Wall street to Old slip on both sides; all destroyed.
 Front street, from Wall street to Old slip. all destroyed,
 South street, from Wall street to Old slip. all destroyed.
 Merchant street, all destroyed.
 Exchange Place nearly to Broad st., all destroyed.
 William street, from Vail st. to Old slip. destroyed.
 It is impossible to say how many lives
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-01-15

We have large quantity of Congression- al matter in type, which we have been forced to omit. We are crowded for room, as one can see with half an eye, and shall occupy none with long apologies.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-01-15

The Superior Court commenced it's session in this city or Monday last-present Judges LACY and YELL, Judges JOHNSON and Cnoss have since arrived. We have now full bench and full grand jury Many mem- bers of the Convention are on the latter-- which is made ID from all parts of the Ter ritory. We anticipate long session, and an exposition of much crime
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-01-15

We are requested to mention that we com mitted an error in publishing the name of member of the Convention. It is printed John W. Catpen. It should be JoHN D. CALVERT.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-01-15

There is nothing new from France Mr. Barton, our Charge d Affaires was still there at the last advices. On the receipt of the Presidents message, we incline to think the money will be paid.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-01-15

The Commercial Rail Road Bank of vicks- burg has declared a semi annual dividend of four per cent, independent of a reserved con- tingent fund of thirty four thousand dollars. Y Give us such bank.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-01-15

The Cleveland Herald states that Mr Sec retary Horaer has received orders from the General Government to retain his station, and pay no attention to the proceedings of Gov. Mason and the Legislature of the s,ate of Michigan.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-01-15
THE CONVENTION.

Cur readers will find condensed account of the proceedings of this body, in another column. Owing to the press of matter in our ast, we had but little room to devote to 1t, but have attempted to nuke up for it this week. We had not even room to return our thanks to the Convention for the mark of confidence, most gratifying indeed, which they bestow- cd upon us, in electing us their printer. We value 1t only as preei eif their hiding friend ship and confidence. We are far more proud oft, coming to us, as 1t did, by a fairsvote, without any huckstering or aactoneering, than we could have been of even ia fat job" coming from the hands ofGovernment.
 Our readers will see for themselves the re- ports on various portions ofthe proposed Con- stitution. Of course they all will be amend ed--how much we cannot say. We trust that Arkansas will have Constitution of which she may be proud. We have read the reports with high gratiication-for though there are some things which might be better ed, yet there are more which are beyond all
 
 praise. The reports bear the impress ofhigh talents and correct views ofgovernment, and we doubt not that our Constitution will be in- ferior to none in the Union. We like that portion of the Executive Report which re- lates to the veto power, particularly. We would say, however, that the term of service for the Judges of the Supreme Court is not long enough. We would infinitely prefer to see them elected to serve during good beha- viour. If not, they should serve ten years, and the Circuit Court Judges six at least. We hope too that High Court of Chancery will be organized, separate and distinct from all the other Courts.
 Above all, infinitely above all, we admire the clause in the Bill of Rights, which pro- vides that the rights, privileges and capaci- ties of no man shall be enlarged or diminish ed, on account of his religion. Let no man interfere between anothers's conscience and his God.
 Every thirg, so far, has been harmonious and peaceful. We trust 1t may continue so. The Convention, and every member of it, is acting for the whole people--not for one county or one section.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-01-15

The steam-boats4tpha, with two keel boats in tow, passed up on Friday evening last, with 300 emigrating Creek Indians on board.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-01-15

The Washington Sun, of the twelfth ut. states unequivocally, on the authority of .Hr. Clay, himself, that 'Henry Clay will not, under any circumstances, be Candidate for the Presidency"
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-01-15

Wednesday the i66tih ut. ut was enc ef the coldest days ever known in the Northern States. There have been but tsree ddays as cold since 1918.