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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
Real - Personal Property
BY LOTTERY.

To be disposed % under the suPerintendence
Of the Trustees appointed b, an Act OF the
General A'.embl! Of Maryland. passed at
December ses,,o.., lS3i-to authorize
H,nry >hsJ,r, G,o,g, >Asfsr IS ~ l. Shl,sr.
To Dshibuis ihsi' Estate by 1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
WARREN'S
CPfcbrGIed .HiIE. or Roses.

HNHiS celebrated Perfume j. who'll, free
IL from the injurious effect, Of minerals
IN most cosmetics u preserves and bcaut,-
he, tie kin, rendering Ct san and delicate.
u has become a fashionable article for tie
Adie'' toilet offered Tor ,lle at
lOUNG'S
Hatpers- Ferry. March Al. l-A6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
DOCTOR SPOilN'S
Sick Head0rh RPmcdU.

a CERTAIN cure for SICK Iiesda, h
= n which has been used ia families. every
member e which has had sex headach
from infancy, a. constitutions al flmil, com
plant, and hi> cured cilectllli, every in-
Ntsnoe yet known. u ESQ perfectly >atisfs,-
tory. that the proprietor ha, given dtIertior.
FOR 81, agents to refund The price 10 any one
- no - not pleased with It Received from
the agcut at New York sud offered Tor sale
at iol NG'S Drug Store, Hsrper,.Ferry
March 81. lS3G.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
EsniLRnnd .NOLice.

HTNTii further notice. tie PASSENGER
u CARS Wi leave Winchester al hall
past O'Clock \ "
June q l-Ji
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
Shenandoah Eridge
COMPANY

A MEETING OF the Stockholders Of the
4 "a Nhcna"duih Bridge Company viii br
held ou Mo"daN The 1T dsN OF August next,
at the National Hotel llsrper,- Ferry, fot
the purpose IT organizing The aid ompsny
aud choosing ~ officer. TO manage the al
ibi's OF said Company Tor tie ensuing wear
u J. desirable that al tie Stockholders
should attend either 10y proxy or ~ person
THE COMMIS~ IONERS.
lisrpers Ferry, iutc 80 l-36
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21

ZNlHE subscriber wishes 20 porchass Wool
81 for which be vhl gise TIE highest mar
kst price, N Goods. He sili ezshangs Lie
seq aad caFpsgios, for Wool.
y. KEYRs.
chsrIsasws, MAJ 90, 1875.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
9hc Passenger Cars

n ENNE Hlrfef-frrO ,r,,s dsp. Tor
q a Frederick CHy AID Baltimore. It ~.
O'Clock, \ NJ. returning arrive at iiafprr,-
Ferry, every day, between and Z O'Clock
= " Eah u l-16
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
Cash for Negroes.

PERHOsE having Negrues % dispose q vill
4 please b. gave me cal. a. will rive
The highest msrkst prizes Ia clsh. Applica-
lions 81 letter ~ Otherwise will b. promptly
atieDded 10. WILLIAM r. CRIGGs.
charisstown, March ~, 1876.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21

>nl\Crtl,t of Pearls, new and ,alua-
- DE di.cDsery fpr the unmednir reno
''i 81 al 'c"rhutlc eruption. puppies. tree
k'e,, and all rpus Lnes- on o., ft-e anI .kin.
improving the beauty of the cheek and add
ins bloom 10 the complexion Received
from tie Ageut 20 New York, and Tor ale at
iOI NG'S
Drug s. .W,iicint store.
HsrPers-Ferry, March 81. 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
BoLTIMo CLOTHS.

JNf received, large suppl, 81 BOLT
e. lNi CLOTHS Of very superior quail
t., which added to my former stock. ena.
bies me Co oder a better assortment 81 ne
article than h,s before been o. tii. msfket.
ard 81 reduced prices AZ orders lrum nil
TO. JOS JANNII.
Alexandra. : mo 10. l-36 Jn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
HOHCk'S PHaare0,

NOR the cure Of Dyspcp.,l and other dis
u eases, Is received and Tor sale Ly
e.. HAYS.
HarPer.-f.rry, Jan 81. ls36
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
NEW GOODS.

INiiE subscriber IS receiving at hi, Store,
Shc?herd-tOwn, aud at Ia Store at Elk
Branch general supply Of New and Cheap
GOODS, TO which he invite. the attention
OF his friends, customers and the public.
JOHN 7. CoOkUS.
ShePherd-town, June =, 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
TRANSPORTATION
On THE
Sb'iHcheSfPr anal Potomac
RAIL ROAD.

RAIL ROAD.
httlE President and Directors OF the Com
Z pany have established the following
rates "f travel and transportation between
" iuohc,t aud iilrpers-Ferry
Fare through, with reasonable allow nce
If baggage for passengers set down or ia
Ken Up al the Depot, or at tie Island OF
NirsiniuS, near the Potomac, $3.50
For any intermediate distance per mile, o
DOW nv ARD TRADE
Toll for transportation from the Depot at
Nuchr,t'r and delivery al the eni Of
Wager, Bridge on the Maryland side Of
the Potomac, for Flour per bbI., Il
Wheat per buShel. 5
Corn aud Corn-meal, Rye aud Rye-meal, per
bu>hel, -
Oats. 3
B.r Iron, Blooms, Pig Iron and Castings, per
ton SlsO
All other commodities. per ton per mile.
Transportation To- aud frO,n amy intermediate
Dcpois, the same proportional rates with
tie above.
ASCENDING tt ,DE.
Transportation from tie place On the Mar,
land sii~ II the Potomac above mentioned
90 Winchester.
For Plaster, per ton. sl75
salt. per bu-hci, /.
'tsh, per b,rrel, 80
Mcrchsu0ih,, add al other commodities, per
bundled pounds IL
And - and from any intermediate Depoi-,
the above prugDrtiouatr rates.
The above rIte, inciuie all charges Incl
dent 10 transportation. To and from other
companies. There vii ne smiii addition.
al charge made at the different Dcpst-. Tor
receiving and forwarding about > cent, on
a barrel pt Flour, and a similar rate Tor other
{ commodities.
By order &c thr Board
jobs BRUCE. P,ord,nf
Winchester. March , l~16.--4t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
VMlmab,e Farm, for safe.
lsa ACRES
dissolution.

NNlIE co-Partnership heretofore existing
II under the firm of Richard 4 Joseph
Johnson i Ihi> day dissolved hy mutual con-
sent All persons indebted will see the re-
ces,iiy Of making immediate settlement, ia
order Ia 4 fnal sdJu,Imeut OF the firm. Set.
tlemrnt may be made with either OF the
subscribers. RICHARD JOHNSON.
JOSEPH JOHNSON.
May ), 1886.
The business will ~ future he conducted
by the undersigned, WI, will alW A. keep on
hand, large and extensive assortment Of
Seasonable Goods.
RICHARD JOHNSON.
Nav 5, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21

y This elegan, article ma, also -
had o, ,s'l,oS early al Ihe ShepherdsIo~n
tPo,hrcsry aud Drug store
>heph,ri,io~n Jan ~. IS36
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
CoMMi.,iosrR', nrr,cr

IouNissioSER's nrTiCE
ChHis'io,rn, July liih. 1896.
tL5@The parties Interested IN the above
mentioned suit, will please take uo,ice. that
shall attend at my Office lover the Market
hon,e) IN Chlrlestown, on Sinrdm a, 2Jfi
d'g Of n'ri month, (Au.u,t,) at Q o'cIock. 4.
W. 10 enter upoa the discharge az tie Quite,
required by the above decree Of the court.
'od shall adjourn from day to day until m,
rePor, shall be completed; when and ~hrre
ihey are hereby notified TO attend aud pro-
dnce all papers and statements necessary 10
carr! said decree Of the court into e~rcu-
ton. II. MORTuISGToN
July IL, 1886 Mas. Com
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
PreSerrcs and Ermts.

EBKE>EKVtp GINGER,
do iuue-
90. iine APPLES,
DO Ofsuges
DO Cttruus
kssin'. Nmord.. Datrs. English WalButs.
Oranges, Lemon. SC for sale by
VI &. " AfsQTITU
Apu n t-16
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
nanRoANTILn nusInrss

in thsfisstosn, Boz The npms sni 6rn ~
taNaosp = sHHDf-HEE Ttef store BE-
he ONE heretofore occupied b., Geofse IS
Hammond fbey sincerely hpge tst tts
liberal patronage sl~sJs ressptd D., u-if
senior partner. whilst conductnx blsinrss
under h- in3isidu1i tame viu bc extended
io their firm The stock ~ food. sn hsna
AZ prescott b. large .nJ veil assorted
o. " HANMOSD
JOHN 10 SHROPSHIRE
June I. ts1G -fIunt .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
a List orLefferx

ID EMAiNiNG in the Po.t-onice nj shcp-
- herd'town. on the 30th day OF June.
1886, which, If not called for before the
let day Of October. 1886, will be sent TO the
Generai Post-ofIiee. - dead letters.
Tor Persons calling for letters in hi.
list, viii please say they are advertised, or
they may not receive them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
Jy'OOE.

n VI K c. ". AlSQUiTH will take ~
- Ncnange for Goods. ell kinds Of
WOOL at toe hist,,t market Erce
har'e.t..,n. MsS ~. I-JG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21

la the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
th'ncery for Jefferson county, June 2Ist.
I-3C
TL- " A,hington County Bank. aud Joseph
she"aiier' PLANTTFs,
Wm. Lucas, administrator Of samuel En,Ie.
dec d, and susan Engle ~ dow. aud lar
g'rei tnsle, Joseph fngle William Ensle,
Sn,1I Ann Eugle, Benjamin =. Emile.
George W Engie. and samuel FnsIe chil-
drcn AID heirs Of the sad samuel EnrIe
decd, Drr,r,
Baker Tapscott, executor Of John Baker.
'''ed'ed, PLAIsTIFfs,
AGAINST
same, Drrryp.x1,
~ CIIANCERY.
9k the motion Of the plaintiffs. Robert
~ I. Brown - appointed guardian od n
ten for tie infant defendants, and these
causes came on to he heard ihi. 2I,t.lay OF
Junr ] so. upon The bill. answer, Of the m.
faut defendant, by the sad guardian al Item
aud exhibits, aud was argued by counsel
whetcupon the court, by consent OF The par
lies. ey their counsel represented. doth ad.
Judge, order and decree, that Master Com
missioner NOrlhingiOn, ono % the Conut..
siouer, - thi. Court, do take an account ~
what 3. due IN the plaintiffs, and l. al other
The creditors 81 the sad samuel Engle de.
ceased, and that the SAID Commi.siooer do
cause an advertisement 10 be Inserted an
pnbiir print ~ Jefferson county. ard name
therein day 0r DAYS on which tie creditor.
Of sad deceased may convene before b,rn
the ,sid tonmissignsr Tor thr purpo.s II
proving tnrir claims against tie estate Of
.ad dccss,rd. by designating the character
and dignity u said claims, and that he do
state and settle the accounts 81 the sad
Wiliiam Lucas. administrator ~ the .a,d Do.
lestste, with tue estate Of SAID mte,iate. ia.
ting specially the character and dignity II
The dcDt- by him paid And hat be d. also
iaSe an account Of the annual rents and pro.
hts Of the real cstatc Of ahich Tie s.,d sstaT
Engle died seized, deducting therefrom. D.
nearly ~ he can, The probable annual vain.
Of ihe wid0W's doNer therein statint sue.
ciaily on such matters az he may deem per.
unent, o5 a. be NAY be required TO state b.,
The parties az heir counsel snd nat b..
make report Il BOO. proceeding. o. thu. Court
Add leave - gwen the sad susan Essie. NJ.
dos and reiict Of SAID samuel Ensle. TO 6i.
her ansWer ~ aoy time before the best term
Of tbs court
A topy--Tege.
KOBr. 4. BROWN, Crt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
TRAVELLING
ON THE
MANCHESTER IND POTOMAC
E.fsk HO.fD


niiE carr leave the Depot at Winchester
- ~ o'clock ~ the morning
" al pas SicNenson's at hail past :. where
passengers can be taken zap or sat down
ThomP'on's depot at - min. past 6
Camrron's do. at bali past g
Charlcsiown about and
IIallIo~n half past .:
Arising pt iiarpor,Ferry in time for passen-
gers To take tie mornin. cars 10 Baltimore.
EETJ RNISG,
They leave llarrers Fer, al : o'clock IN
tie afternoon.
Arrive al t'ali'own at half pact -
- ChbrlestOwu about ;
Cameron's ID minutes past s.
ThomPson's about half past s.
Stevenson's about o'clock-and
Reach Winchester about oclock in the
evening. JOHN BRUCE.
Winchester, March ~, 1886 --f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21

Nht un1e''snsd have 500, dsy entered
n INTO P1ftntnhiP fof TIE purpose Of
rafrs Jog un tfs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
James Brown.

an The ChorlesioWH .4Doihecuy and
Book Stors,J
Informs Ihe public TIA, his as.or,mer, e
Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
SC. SC.
u now very complete, aud will ensble him
TO meet every demand during tie present.
enc approaching season.
has aiso within few days pa,t re-.
N ~ eeited a large assortment 81 school
Books, Paper, States, Ink. On small bottles. )
iok-Stands, ouills, blsck and red waters
aod seaiing- WaK-Blsnk Books of many ie.
sehPiioDs' including variety Of Pocket Ae.
morandum Books.
Among the School Book, are Olne,'s Ge.
oyrsphy and Atlas. Comiy'' Spelling Book
and several other kiLds whicl he has been
recently out o.
June a., 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21

4
! George u Adams
| Frederick Acee
| Frederick EOsks
| Ihoma. y B,ali
I John Brown
Thomas Heals
| Abrsm Buckles
James VI brown
James Brook Z,
Mrs, Bryan
Miles :. Bryan
Miss e Blackburn
DIR X. :. Blackburn
Jerry Baker
John Brown
lanes Burr, u.
Nanor,n Butt
James Brandon
| g.
Hiram Cratg ,
/ George W eaton
Amanda Ctuici.er
James Cowic>
! William troW, u.
Sila, \. Cabb :
Robert a. Conrad
| Peter Chunk
Ann JANE arr
Grafton = Cookery =
samuel " Brsuiu,r
10, Z. Dsughetty ,
Richard Dul'irl,l
John DIusNIn
COmmaui,ut Of 18th
Regiment
!. u Douglass
Whitman Dor.ey
Nancy Dan,eis
John Duke
/ :. L
william Evans
" IA G.. Ferguson
iuhn X. flagg
| Thornton Z. Fuslev,
Nsry &. Funk
Charles Ednonston
4 90.
I James T. Ford
Phil. fray,er
~. l.. Ely
g
Thomas Griyss, Esq.
Hugh Galliher
Col. !. &. Gibson
sarah GaTnhart
John Gufhn
Sarah h. Gardner
George lIoke
Alfred q. IIiie
Andtew Hunter
isaac iI1FTis
Margaret ~, ally
VI. y. Holiday
Maj. T.. J. Hsk.!l
" alter lIunton
VIM 4 House
John :. Hockersmiih
Lew Hicks
Frances Hams
Elizabeth T. Hunter
J n
NicOden.us Jackson
William Jenkins
John Knags
|.
John Lorenzo
CharlostOwn. July
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21

-Jrr0Hged and Gii.e'! bp fic Csr1pHsug7rrs up
f'.'Hei By u.e Irgt's.!ur, Of .NGryh!Hd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
IrLNTS ChJCkERN .NITS. &c.

AZ -ttT Ufte.rl Port cd
w 't,lpl.rs Wus. Ia 1.u.ss
t.r4.s. r-..red. batf.. tIffoa.
~.ts sugar Wster and BYitsr Crsckers-
GiItsr. COCOA sn1 Palm slt,
L.sish Nsir.ts. -rd ifs.h fiber's,
10 -iis 81 tbe ilsrPcf,.fetry ffud store.
Msy ~. 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
FRESH FRUIT.

|NF-F-IAA ~ y =.
Sph HuNf> PRIME Ni,i, Oranges.
%O Lemons.
goo jos 'oft .tciId Almonds.
- b,N'. blr,t R,f,iu,.
u tIuus ir,tt tfss
brt,'sd athOtNG'N Fruit store
Hoppe ier, WAY 10 1886
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21
NODI H-ITERI SODI W.ITEh,

- 1"A WNFLR. u Gur order unL
- c'pice p..ermcrt ~ ttlrls. s,fop,.
slrh s- t'ns ATp.e 6irftr. Lemon. >nap-
t,rs So cOtsisuuS on iaud st
NOtNs'S
Harper, rsIfy. Ma 90 I-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21

ID EMhiNiNG 10 the Po>,-o dioe, Charles
u y toSu, Iune JUth, i..16
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21

"A infallible cure for RA<~asfir-,. either
a chronic or lnaamnaiory, and for GrsrsI
and Difficulty Of -ultiaS Urtas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21

VIRGINIA. TO VII:
In the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chanesry Zoe jefferson county, 23d June,
1856:
Gr'fio Taylor in his own right. and also \.
administrator %. his deees'ed wife, for
merly Elizabeth BeaH. PLAINTIFF,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-21

II.rPer,-Fsrp, JaIy !, 1895
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-27
FORT GIBSON.

On the 5th May, Mr. Cambreleng stated in the House of Rep. that the news from the South and West, were of such char acter, that the appropriation bill for the army ought to be passed by Congress at once. When the bill came lip.
 Mr. Seyier moved to strike out the fol- lowing: "For barracks, quarters, store- house, hospital, delences, &c., at or in the .:c:a:sy of Fort Gihson. in the Territory of Arkansas, fifty thousand dollars" and to insert in lieu thereof the following clauses: "For enabling the Secretary of War, under the direction of the President of the United States to remove the troops from Fort Gib- son to some eligible point or the Arkansas river. on or near the western frontier line of Arkansas and to cause fort to be er- ected upon the point so selected for the accommodation of the troops of the United States. ard for tic better defence ef the Ar kansas frontier, S5o,o0O."
 MT. Garland of La. said he was yer, g:ad the gentleman had proposed to break up the establishment al Fort Gibson, for i
 would be found, by reference to the Arm, Register that mole officers and troops hat
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-27
White Sulphur Springs.

sHE subscriber having leased the WHITE
 H SULPHUR STRINGS, situated about 4J miles north of Little Rock, respectfully in, forms the public, that he has opened Hotel at that place for the reception of inya1ids, and those whose curiosity may induce them to viz sit these remarkable Springs. His accommo- datlons will be as good as the country can af- ford, and every attention will be paid to his guests.
 The best physicians agree that these wa ters are invaluable in .uercurial .afectioas, DysPePsta, Diseases ofthe Lioer, and Rheu- qtatism, diseases which are most prevalent iri this climate, and have baf1ied the skill of the most eminent in the healing art.
 share of public patronage is respectfully solicited. JOEL T. LEIGH.
 May, IS36.-7-4t
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-27
GENERAL ORDER.
HEAD QuARTERs, HuMBua JAsIzARIrs

HEAD QUARTERS, HUMBUG JAsIzARIEs.
 Littte Rock, .lrt. .Nay 27, 1856. To the Commanding QGicers of the different
 squads ta ase Pachalics of .arEansas: NOU are hereby commanded 10 organize \ your respective commands, to fill any va cancies therein, and report the strength and condition of the same to the Council of Ten at Little Rock. You will immediately de- ploy upon the different points necessary to be occupied, and hold yourselves in readiness to act in concert to elect JAMES s. Coawt.y, Governor, and ARCHIBALD YELL, Represen- tative to Congress. These orders are direct from Washington, and to be strictly obeyed.
 By ORDER OF THE COUNCIL OF TEN
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-27
LAND FOR SALE.

YSHE undivided half of 320 acres of land. -a Tn Monroe county, near the mouth of Cache, being the N. w. quarter of sec. 24, and 5. w. quarter of sec. 13--both in town ship l N. of k. 3 w.
 The above land is of the best quality equal 10 any land on White river, and the si- tuation eligible. Title indisputable- been patented by private entry. Any person wishing to purchase will apply to Col. Terence Farrelly, Post of Arkansas, or to the subscriber, at this place.
 ALBERT PIKE. Little Rock, April 9, 1926.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-27
From the Arkansas Gazette.
 TO THE EDITOR.
Waskia gtoa Cif0. .4prit g.

Washiagtoa Cifg, .4pril B, 1826. :
 DEAR SIR-As a justification of myself! to my constituents, for not obtaining for them number of patents for which they have applied through me, upon donation and floating pre-emption certificates, you will please publish the enclosed. The great noise kept up in Arkansas, upon the subject of fraudulent land claims, have had in this quarter, at least two, if no other effects namely, 1t has severely injured the charac- ter of the country, tud has put an enibargo upon the issuance of patents, for the pre- sent, upon such claims; and when that em- bargo may be removed, Is what 1 cannot, at the present time, foresee.
 Your friend, A. II. SEWER.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-27

yor. By his influepce Jackson has one af. ter another discarded all his honest and
 trustworthy friends--and Van Buren is the head of tbe great Democratic party.
 Why, sir, what do these patriotic brawlers
 mean when they cali upon the great Demo-
 cratic party in Arkansas to rouse them
 selves against the friends of Whitel Oh,
 sir, Il is cali upon the stipendiaries--the pensioners--ihe liveried menials, who draw
 the breath of their existence through and at the will of Mir. Van Buren, to muster 10 the battle against the common people. The trumpet has sounded, sir. Drillmasters are regularly appointed in every county--the plan of the campaign is skctched--they mean to bivouac among the ruins of the peoples rights. They are doomed to riieet with New Orleans defeat.
 Let the people l7ok around them. Tn every county we find the note of prepara- ton sounded. The corporals of their mot ley forces are marching and countermarch- ing through the country. Kind souls, they are taking trouble off the peoples hands. by fixing anu determining for them who they are to elect. In the mean time the people are to be gulled. In one part of the country they hold forth openly for Van Bu ren77-ln another, the people must be hood wnkeda and the question kept out of sight. A certain Washington correspondent of the Gazette has added his inbecile assistance to the hombug. Pity has cxtinguished ev- cry other feeling, contemptuous or harsh, which at first reading, his letters excited. Whoever he may be, trust that in pity to himself he will continue as he now is, incoe.
 Sir, We always eontemn and pity man whom we see playing into the hands of men that we know he despises, or at least hates, Ii he tear8 them too much 10 despise.- Such, Sir, IS tho case .s#@;;tth .s#@;;tth enc nominee ay, with two. 1 find, sir, that they are bu- sly employed ill organizing Van Bdren tickets in the different counties. I know their letters arc eXtant. It Is said that one of them himself wrote letters to procure his own nomination. Neither the Machiayel. lian shrewdness ofthe one, nor that spirit of good fellowship which in the other compen- sates for want of dignity, political know ledge, sound sense and stern consistency, will save them from defeat
 Let those men who live in your ely res. quiet. Their sceptre IS departed. The pillars of their strength are broken. The hand writing is upon the walL-mene-mene --teket-upharsin. They have ruled this people with an absolute dominion. They have been the .dispensers of fayors to their friends, and of vengeance to their enemies. An iniquitous and partizan government have they been-but their day is drawing to a close. The reign of fayoritism and corrup- tion-of ignorance, impudence, and blum deripg tyrann}--of domineerins insolence and rancorous revenge Is over. The little, petty, piliering, piundering tyrants, mounted on stiltsi may again crawl back into the holes of their obscurily: The daylight is become too bright for them. '83.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-27
From the -M 0. Com. Bulletin, ,ef .Hay 14
 TEXAS.

The following are copies of letters and documents direct from Houston's Canp. received yesterday morning by the steamer Lesant, from Natch.toches. The orders are copies of translations from the original Spanish
 St. .4na 10 General Yilasola.. .4'mg of operations, coast division under pi,u
 command
 Having yesterday evening had an unfor- tunate encounter 1 have resolved to remain a prisoner of war Ill the hands of the enemy After having taken every precaution, therefore hope that your Excelleney will cause tne division under the command of General Parzo to countefmareh to Bexar, where he will wait for orders. Your Ex- cellency will also return 10 the same place, and order General Niesca with his division to Guadalupe Victoria. l have agreed on an armIstice with General Houston. in term, until we can agree upon terms of q lasting peace. Your Exceliency will take such measures as may be necessary for the subsistence of the army, which will remain under your command. The money that has arrived at Matamoras, and the provis- ion of that place and those at Victoria will be subjected to your orders, also, 20 ,oo0 dollars that may be in the treasury, are 10 be taken from Bexar. ! trust that your Excellency will without fall comply with these dispositions, advising me of the same, by return of couriers, as also, if any should oppose its accomplishment.
 God and Liberty, Camp Jacinto. April 22d, 1886.
 ANTONIO LOPEZ DE SANTANA.