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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-13
FOR RENT.

FOK KENT.
~ THE subscriber will rent the late res,
lsiiM deuce Of Mrs. Deison. and give Immediate
possession--to careful tenant. the price will
be moderate y. G. MRRELL.
May 10 WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-13
COR N FOR S A L z.

I HAVE four or five hundred barrels of CORN
! for sale. WM II GARLAND
New Glasgow Jan. % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-13

49, against
William Nj. Thurmond, Lee ". llarr,s :,
Whitehead and William n Oliver. NJ ,ohi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-13

Some OF tho friends of Judge White, in an adj
joining county, DESTROYS of ascertaining his views
fully on the important subject of Abolition, adj
dressed him letter OF inquiry, to which the follow
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-07-13

ulation has increased at a most unexampled
rate ;-'as many new states have been ad-
mitted inio the Union, as composed the or
gina confederacy ia vast amount of Ma
tional debt has been paid off, without op-
presive exactions upon the people wealth
has been accumulated every branch of
industry has been promoted the inventive
arts have been carried to an extent within
so years, greater than the whole world
could lpast of for the 1900 preceding
years the faith Of the Government under
all circumstances has been religiously main
tained the prvations of second war
have been sustained and at this time
there is a large surplus revenue remaining
in the hands of the Government for distri-
button. And almost the only topic of con-
troversy in our Congress at this moment is,
how that revenue snail be distributed among
the people oflhe several states in just proper
ton; and in manner likely to produce the
greatest possible good with the least posi-
BILE Inconvenience.
To be concluded next week
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-07-13

quartered themselves at a public house
which the Lieut.. Gov. and number of u
membeas of the Gen. Assembly had prev
ously taken lodgings /; and during the
whole stay here, they were continually a
sailing the members with the most insola,
Language and grossest personal abuse,
their faces; calling them towards and d,
faces andtellingthemthey had seen betterm M,
than they bought. Garrison took the lead
this insolence, and one day at a crowde
dinner table called out aloud "ne haze q
a Hst Of the doe faced meUJers and The
shall be taken care Of nert august" (tl
time of our semi-annual elections.) Y
after all this, we can inform VIM. l.. Ga
rison that if be should venture to come in
this town again, he will not be thought
consequence enough to get himself tarrt
and feathered although nc man of so Ii
tie consequence more richly deserves
W henever he very much wants to be mobile
again he must go to some other place
where he is not too much despised to |
able to produce excitement.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-07-13

Forgry.-A fellow named George s.
vens made grand haul in this line {
days since from the bank of Masillon, oh
He altered q certificate of deposit wh
came into his possession some how, frc
400 to 7.400. He received $1,000 Ia cas-
and S3i0O in certificate of deposit, VIII
was afterwards cashed for him ia Cleav
land. $500 are offered for his arrest.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-07-13

Vegetation is going on in the country with
the speed of double locomotive. A friend
of ours who went to Cambridge, yesterday
with a horse and chase, informed us iha,
he had hard work to run away from a pump
kin vine which had taken possession of the
highway to grow itself in. The race was
neck and neck till they came 10 the bridge,
when our friend ran the TOLL" which the
pumpkin vine had not prepared itself to do,
and so lost Nie heat.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-07-13

Hon. A. Il. Judson, member of Congress
from Connecticut, has been appointed u.
5. District Judge of that State in that place
Of Judge Bristol, dec.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29
Neue 0llter !! :.

Wobtfsilsr benn jea,ols ~!
Dir unterfbrisbenen baben 70 ebsu pcr
9tsu.DoR uue pbilaSslrbia erbaltsn, ein
srodes nns aussecst,,tss Enforcement Don
Sroesnen 6srit. uno oBintersgBaa,
rem Grccerepsa, Gartsnwoarenj
Specerepsn, !c. @
d iio.--Derrsn uno Rnaben Rarpen
etiefel uno gGub, Gnma!aItid sbub,
{ India Rubber,) pon better qua!isat, Da,
men Mosoeso unb prune1a esbub.
Spanlb Sebls unb Cberlener.
Gin aassmsinss Mfatimsnt BON 0atsn y
Aapper. .@.@ :.
oaslbe lie entfhtoFtn lnb elm n r,ia
- o teller ale Der niebriaee YYei8 ia
&aufufiss ptrben abtunstpoll
sttnspt Sep iSne, ansufpredsn, unb fir (ieb
[a,bR 5u urttsilsn. ~
Vlfb {, g. alt uno 0ldsel
C. ie. bsfdncia auf s. q n o--nnb ME afs
psbnlib sam 9essrf -(ebr UptAfeA.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29
Sc I Il I q II I II
| !! !IDullbQr lltl0 0aa5 3
&. 8 arrtho at,

s.. % nrrt ol
ar Der meitiidsa Gde leines 3 q q Rei.l
nernen WaarbanIts, ., trseli1 oel
Ganai8rh6G
0asfo ebsn zine IbOne GnBwabb iDshi
ousasiubter nRb Sebr poblfeiIsr 0hty fur
Sieje Sabres3eir er6Hnet, befsbsno in:.
trCfenen,, Sortel,s, uno .@bnst'
Dspaoren, porcsuaH Speeerepen,
g,(en, 0u6paarsn auer Ntt, Sed'
9eL 2eoer &c. &c. 4.
rpeltbe er 70 potlfeil bergauft. als irseub ie'
mano in eieism Matise. "
gbe a US. -.
Elm Waarbaus uno Bebnbdus,
2luslctten uno nbrrIid .. Staet'
den unsefdbr vi. ..:..s
II $50 4 GerS no n."
an, Canal s!sitb cbsrbaib earrs
.Brlde.
Teru usg:-- 1eC 81 der bsp 8. g.
serbarb's Mnbls. aUe neIebe ct su ben bill
iia,tsn Oseilen gum Derfasis anbietst.
Gr ,ahlt ieber3eit baar 6elo fh,
ggai,en, qBslibforU, 9aber. Sladfaams,,,
aBelle, ,c. &C., une nirs phnttlib une aHf,
uerfiari isces Speeiticns: unb Scmn,iils
cusaefbaft befcrssn pon,it lsine Srsuncs
uno &unosn i'm bssaufiiesn mbsen.
Wafilcn. Sulp 10. 1885. 12=tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29
@ Qttl lere y.
wob(feilsr eenu iemolS =?

2Eoblfetler eenn jen1oss !!
Die ttnterfbriebsnen asi9en ibreu Sreun=
ben ano &unosn. une bews senaenpublifuna,
|ersebsnf an, oag fIt tn Gei6aftspsrbirou bump
aetsetteu ltD. Sis baben itvsn SGapp
in Der 1ussaraGas Strafs,in sonton, (ge
raoe bsm usuen 8ansbauis ae9enhbsr, fritz
Der btwobnt oon pbi!ip Dewa!t,) beeeu'
ttno osrs,bBert, uuo trerosn eaititft befidn
big auf 9auo babeu, elm syeBes afortiment
Sdtteb 3iunen Sottelbdss.
0eu'gilen piitclenbalfternl Gauab
lsriftsn gbades, patrontalben, &c
Dearbprn GeG6irrf & II m NETS,
8dulsseGhirr jeber Art g . fer,
Seusrs gpmerl 2ou0Sner 2Eogsn
'Deitfben, Ntits, g!e9onte', barsirs
te,, uno Sig peitlben Gtdsh
Slebtsn jsoer G'otune.
NaeS bun gutter 0uaIisit. mir ben befstD
Massrialien unb laurss aemadt, sppGen IL
im 0scBeu unb Slsiusn, 70 tpohlfeiI ala ee
in oen sasftlihen staattn iresncwo 80 ba:
Sen 1T. as9sn . a0reeib pber annebm:
Ii6e 2anoss prOoa6te periaufen. 0IIle &C.
nabte BefteIInussu pereen auis lbnfute
aussefibu.
QBiuiom Beols, unb
oSobn Uucfius, jun.
santcn, dug. SO. 1885. 2O.tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29
Stutf6e
8 Il Oer!

Der ilntetfbriebene Bat 70 eben Elm nsnsf
|sl1Ortin,ent ssmIbsr 8hbet srbaltsn, no
|ruutsr Gb fsissnbs befneen:
Quart Setaor Oucoej' uno Sd
f6en BibsIn, Ssfamsnte ,. per-
f6ieoenen Battunsen, 1rnbts
. trabres gbrittentbum, Srr's
MartDrerbuh, Starts &C.
betbu1, 9ine's semci1- -,
fbaftibes 9tfansbub,
Gatbs6ismust plab
ter &c. &c.
mil6e alIs biuiser beveauft rrsreen att
In jrasne sinem anSern 8u6RObr in oielsn
9bsil oes etaate0. pe,fonen rrelde auf
teutf6e Dhber Subieribirt baSen. pssoen
bsua6riGties. OaB Ne init ben BhbeFn Bill
Tiger al8 uNs Den acknowledgements osr'
(ebeH rrsrbeu.
Sobn Gorten.
canton, 9h,suf 14. 1885. H'tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29
Ntlle 8uter !! j.!

Sbriiimas, 6srtsr unb 60.
!Saben foebsn er9altsn unb isst erDfnst,
eia arSBs6 uno allsensiues Nfor.ment BON
3erbft. uno 1intsr:QDaaren, rpslbe f.
sntib!OGtn ino istr tpohifeil at,ulsBsn.
lin eub 81 hbarseuasn, pab bier CUTE
antaufe 30 a.aben iiac, rufst lsloF an u.
fbst, E j.. .....l - -.
Sept. 80. -,@
Quf 0ano 40 lonneu GuE=Baar,n.
Wcranter 80 S,ten pom usrlcbisosner @a..
elus, 20 Red,s Ssfsn. Gbtn 70 Srantlin
nab Sanpa.gesen, um biuise Wrsiie 80
se,sauleu. ~ ... -
Gbriflmas, 9srter uno 60.
2ebes ieslider slt Don uaierer eiasnsr
EabrisatiOn auf jpauo lir Baarselo. DE
kSbRe Wreis rpiro bssasls fir 0ause ant
Gsus. ~. :
Gbr!lmasr 6erter ano Go.
10000 Sus Yappsl:Brster gum sertauf
sne isEsiS icaleib su setrauben.
Ghrlitmas, Asrtsr uno 60.
Canton, gspt. IA. 's5. 23:bb.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29

Rrtgs
s&S-sG sA &c. ~ ~
Der llRtsr|d7riebsne beuabrittlat biern,il
,ftne bfsnnes uns ea5 QnbEfum, eaB ef 0:
oi9so0fI6aFt alieWeue. in aQen os(Ien pet:
4 bessnsn 3tpeisea. su belrsiben anasfau.
s.sn, nno Isoen Auftraa Der in fsn RAD
blagt NIT s6nele uno 5nr 3afriebenbsii
siner 0bnuer anssufiibren fIn bemaben,
irlro. Durb sate fOi,oe unb fd,6ne ars
|osit, billiss preiie unb oauerbafRs N1afefiat,
.pWb er einen lbeit Der 6ffntliden gunIt
- psrsisnen nns erbaltea fb bsffrsben.
gr robnf nod INNER spie friher. In ber
Iusearapas Straee, cine Sbare ms(i!iS,
pon S9rn. neinrib SbIrfsre aairtpskaus
sJcsn Gouif.
Gaatos, nRap l. 1855. 81.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29


Dn untul1sisbene bsfunbet ieiue Sreun.
osunb eas pub'sum. eaf sr einen eebub
itohr in bern sra m b aufe srrics-
tts bat NORM iitp esssnwdrtia er. Gou,d'e
&attlsrf6ap btfnest. seIeaen Ia Der Gus.
eara,pas eraSe. 5rsn Itirsn ,pettlieb BON
5s'nr.& g d 10 fer Wirtbsbauie.-
aapc Ct 1beftdncis aGe artsn Shube urb
Stisfel, BON better feiuaemabter 2lrbsit u.
Materiai--auf pane baltsn, uns ile ia een
oiuiafen preiien uns 9eoinsunssu pslsans
fer wire. -"...... '..-
- Befeuunsen allsr Ert mucen NIT
Dane anssacmnssn, une auf p,ust!ibits u:
orompteife beiorSt tperoen. ~. ,:.>
9aeob Gub.
Cantor, Wap IS. 's5. kstf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29
Q[>eQ3uq.

Der uu.eriebriebsns maebt sicrn,it fs;,,en
5rsunoen une Dem publieum ibertaupt bes
tannt. baB sr nun bas neue gsambaus spels
d)ss irhber BON 0rn. Dauna aastuer bsspobut
rr,.rSs. nabe bsp Der gasboIilb.n Ri,ebe be-.
}oasu bat, gr spire wis man es perlanot
in ieiss,u nuo in f'emosn oiaiern Arbs ten
unb ,u Den billisftsn Dreifen. r. ~.
er2ancssproou6te itber Art. Die er az.
orauepen !ana, srire Ct as 3ab!ans anuebs
aaen. - .....'
Sctnisb 2usinbibl,
ghnabsr.
Cantor. Sacber IS. 1888. sets.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29
0tue s. nttr!!


81. uno 9. Q. a1 cGuaep,
0absn fosbsn empfansen nne jsst srtffs
net, cine vor3asli6s9|uswabL bar Sabre
jeit ensemsHsnen .%~".
Stapet uno M paoren,
1nelbe ie bsasNd,tiasu su sen nissuoite"
Drelen, iar baar u sl ; oesr 2arpesprc
o,iets 81 eettaafsn. Sie bdItsn fb hees
ieust, oaD ia tcinsm @go6t in STAR 60 gu
,iusstn Btcinsaussa Vsyt2u(t wsfoeu
anr. .
OShr w aijen, Tlobs,
u~o 4 lsesSd amen, 70 ME fir bic
aeiitsn anoersn eanoes: :Gr3susnile, tpsrosn
le tu rber 3sit b baarGeIb sabteu.
pW. 9. Ma. SOld,e, Welhe fb nbe,
iebs monase, our6 Nottu posr auf anos,
ss Weiis, Die ttb in uuferet Sbulo miiftn
ssroeu bios 81 ibre,a eisenen 9faseu ban:
sel. renn 4. obne Dersus Ri6tiafsit mad:
a--oa mir entiblCfen ftno. bic abbe,abl
ing 5u sr3wnasn wssbalb MIR l,eftn .oaf
,le bIetbsp SntsreNlrte, unfsrn QBunlb tr
filen une nns oer unanssnstmen O,otbren
lsiSesit ,betbtbsn tperoen. brs gtscbuunasn
Sea betrsfsuoeu Dsan,.ea sur giniammunp
ID ibsretben. III. - =....~@ -
p9 trr,ab tener Sipps
piro lcnnenpeile uno bspm 8ulbeI Der,
'auft. r.. 81 ....~.D. ~. ~.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29
N10rihf

Wabrib' miro seasben, an ble gtodba'.
t'f Der 9sirnifbillen une Gincp gd,iFabrs
8sisalbaft, eaB Der prdfpens nne Drsd-
tcfsn an l9ten bielss 9Rnnats cine Bsrfams
lrn1 sebaltea unb Elm 9 fdLg psfi.rt ba.
ben. oas eS GsfoberliA III, bon ieosm ON.
tbsil Stcd. 5 Itaist tsst obr big 3un 4
War53n te a,len, an qstpis Dosel gbaB,
mslfsr Don befastsr Gpmpant.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29

l6anb boben. uno ~ biaisen prelttn 5ut'
De.faufs aukietsn, elm 8srbss sas ptdta'
gee EHorsiment bsn
@leeansen uno 9Sinbfer StabIsn,
pcu alien @atsuneen u. prsilsn.-ebenIsas
Settees, Bitsenthbte, nit Nobr'
flebtnen Nidsn uno Goleen, S'
(tcner uuo anoert Qrtsn; .
Sue wslte pom bsRsn Watesial uuo earSa,
,iss rperben sut ssssbsiset 5a fspn. Alls
ytaste rspdrirs uno eussitslbsn /; ecpa!'
SirniB gum Dsrsaufe.
~ VapptIplanssn, 9Dabsn, Rossen.
B.,fsbseru, uub alle anbex Artsn 2dneees
proouite, srsrbsn Ratt 3abIuus fur a,esit
anaenormsn. .. u. 8.
Canton, Yanp s6. 1885. loft.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29
Gtubt ManufaetuN
IN Der Iusearawas 9uaSs, Canton.
bepnabt S. q. @6nsiosr's Stcbr
Aeaennbev.

1slunbeu A6tnu96sM
ikre Srtuu6e uuo oaS
gpbIisu,sa. baB es Obiset
0si6ifs, in os.t, S'rsp:
tea 8etdsbe. spsitIi6 y.
Oru. q. 2cssst'S Subj,
amer Aorisins,-- Mirthe:
baule. anasfanss.s.-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29
Neue GiNttt SSabrif.

Der Interfbrlebene ,nad,s bifrnit feinsu
Sreunssn uno ben, pnIisnm. bssait. has er
ansefaaaen bat 9iebtsr 81 Fabric irfu nnb
sr ,nlre i'r'r'er einen erob,u DorsGtb auf
}oano haben. ftin Wobnbans iit am gHefili.
ben enSs Der Gasearaspss euafe, fribsr
bsspcbnt BON 9fn. N, Gnens.
@r wlro aud beftanbis 5aaus G.lo fas
sntes llaftlie, 9sbsn.
Canton Dec. 20 1885 ~<%E. -.
grnft &laenftein. 1sm
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-01-29
- + o tectlD s,
9rGdtrunss.g smpaanis.
~ N9sntsn:GRie-eanton,}

~, ... 4i9sHstp'AW'e--SdH1
l.. Dee. o.. 1895.
De Beg llwef Asitesns sen Der /" y Z o.
section Sn niaraatc& ompagnts"
10 Iarsfcso, &onaestisat Ala @aent a,,aes
ftsat anS aatatifrt Wesoss obne Aafibub
Derfbrsa3ta sueaufsasn, 70 crbie.et q
iib bitssait Jpeaier. Gspbss. SRislen. fas
sridsn Mab 96saera, faams ssr,n o;nbaEs,
nebR iss<nbssIes snbssm dbulitAen gise ~
tbn,Ne. ssssn MessuR sAsr @eftbaeisung
bard 0suss, Do aSssssisss. Die AoFsn bas
ga fsn0 nieerisss, s!s Die irsens elmer 9lns'
ifais bie(ss Art nab bic Msfs p.tete biefe
Offs in S4ii@tans ibrsr 0ef6dfte. unb
Der 0eridsisnns s,nb Dssablans ibrer Bers
luRe, setfslsen rrire, spire prs,ppt nnb lis
beral fem. anfrassn far Dseneaueeu NJ
NNsearaas, saoaeu in br 9tarssfube bcu
DarriS Hnb 8sIeen ing anton, aemactt rvers
cem, burd ale 8sGbdfts in 8eas auf bisfe
Aeentfbaft psrn,itsti. srssbsn. =@-z.@
...' Son -6arris,
assntfar befaste Gcsnpssnie.
eauton San. 10. 1885. Soft.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-02-26

"fou mustn't smoke here, sif,,' said the captain of a North River Steamboat 10 a maa who was smoking among the ladies on the quarter deck.
 ''l mustn't, ha!-why notln replied lie, opening his capacious mouth, and allowing the smoke lazily to escape. Didn't you see the sign 2--ail gentlemen are requested not to smoke a5alt the engine" "Bess your soul, that don't mean lne--I'm no gentleman--not a bit Of it.---You .can'i make gentleman of me nc. how you can fix H." So saying, he sucked away and "took the responsibltv. .n
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-02-26
PEACE.

Weare indebted to the politeness of MrR. Hosea, Clerk df the steam boat Arkansaw and Capt Stephenson of the st. boat Neosho, for New Orleans papers up to Feb. 12. By them we receive the gratifying intelligence, that the mediation of the King of England has been accepted by the President, (having been previously accepted by the French King).- No doubt the intelligence is correct. This will be hailed with joy by every true lover oi his country. Upon what terps the matter is to be settled, will soon be known. This IS also confirmed by the Frankfort Common. wealth.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-02-26
WAsHlNaroN GirY, Jan. 22d, 1886.

WAsH1NGToN GiTy, Jan. 22d, 1856. :.
 On Yesterday thessenate adjourned to meet onAMonday. To-day the House of Represen- tatiyes has been the scene of the highest ex- citement and disorder.s Mr. Adalns-that prodigy of mixed virtues and failings, intro duced resolution to raise committee for the purpose of enquiring into the causes of the loss of the three million appropriation bill at the close of the last session. He address sed the House in favor of his proposition for more than an hour with the utmost violence and bitterness. He admitted that techaicailg the bill had been lost there, but contended that the cause of its failure was attributable to the Senate. He made passionate and unwarrantable attack upon Mir. Webster. in- volVing misconception If not wilfill mis- representation of his late speech upon the same subject. With the manner and the in- tonations of voice suited to furious ternia- gant, he vociferated that Mir. Webster had to take but one more step, and that was an easy and natural step, to join the enemies of the country. Ambitious and malignant, the one passion naturally succeeds the other in his bosom. Disappointed by the great defeH- ter ofthe Consultation, in his selfish efforts to obtain q seat in the Senate of the United States, he has determined to repay them by making their champion the object ofhis vitu- peratioil and abuse of ssnseless garulity, so natural to that stage oflite when time in its ravages on the constitution has left nothing unimpared but the passions. This assault on Mir. Webster, ought to have excited indig- nation in the bosom of every honorable man, because of it's unnatural and monstrous in- gratitude. But the administration party in the house responded to it with noise and tu- mutt and Misunderstanding stamping with the feet and clapping the hands and indulging in course of conduct. that would better be- come a riotous mob, than the deliberatiye as- ,sembly ofan enlightened people. The spea- ker promptly endeayoured to restore order. lie appealed to the oldest members present, to say whether they had ever witnessed such shameful and mortifying confusion in that house. Cries of-"neyer" ssneyern "never.'' ; Mr. Adams was fiattered and gratifed at the applause. Youth has it's errors and foIlles and lndlscretions, but they are venial. Are has tsdisgusting and intoarable weaknesses. The propensity displayed here, finds it's par allel in the instinct of snarliug cur that ia
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-02-26


 sr7-TWo copies of 'sIiumah Rights" an incendiary paper published in New York, ar rived at this post office by the mail on Mon day. They were directed to no one-but en- dorsed with a request that the Postmaster would give them circulation. We would in form the publishers that their request was promptly complied with. The papers were torn into small bits-and received very ex- tensive .scirculation" through our streets. No citizen here would receive such publication from {he office.
 Tn connection with this matter, we would say to our brother editors throughout the 'Un- ion-that the slight disputes which have ari- sen ill this Territory, had no reference on earth to he question of slauery ID he Union. It was local matter, having no reference to national concerns--and now settled forever. Arkansas desires without dissenting voice, to enter the Union as slave State. Will our exchange papers, and especially the N. Y. Star, copy thise
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-02-26

DIED--On the 10th inst. of congestiye f.- yer, alter an illness cf several weeks, at his residence In Lawrence co. James .N. kuy- headast, Esq. aged about 54 years. Mr Kuy- kehdaI was one of the oldest citizens of this eountry--havlng emigrated here from Ken- tacky Tn 1915. He had been member of the Territorial Legislature, and for several years sheriff of Lawrence county, which by his death has lost . valuable and worthy citi- zen.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-02-26

Hoac 10 Learw Ounce fd speu.--A printer had boy who was ah incurable blanderer in spelling, and who gave him great trouble by his mistakes. He made iisarY efforts to teach him; he scolded and threatened in vain; aud as q last resort, ordered him to boa dictionary u milk and edt t for his supper.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-02-26

be risea, and every individual i;i the galle- ries pays deep attention. He can express stern rebuke and severe and lofty indigna- ton witt almost overwhelming power. His adversafies can bear witness to this truth. He did not conclude to-day, and has the floor tomorrow onthe same subject.
 Fraakfort Copnoawealh.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-02-26

By letter from Mir c. r. M4 Noland, (the messenger bearing our Constitution to Wash ington,) we learn that he had taken the route by Mobile, and was in New Orleans on the 18th inst. He would reach Washington in 12 or Il days,
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-02-26
 Dissolution of Partnership.

7 VIE Partnership heretofore entered into -s between William B. R, Homer and V illtam T. Breckenridge, in the practice of law, is dissolved by mutual consent. All debts due the firm are to be paid to AIr. Hor- ner, who will also attend to the unfinished business engaged by the firm.
 VIM. B. k. H0RNER,
 Nm. r. B9ECKENRIDGF. Helena, 9th February, ls36.-47-st
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-02-26
Steam Boat Register.

.4a'1ansa,c--ffoTn New 0rle sns--arriyed on eanesday, heavily laden.
 .Nso.Ao--from N. orieans--arrived We'd nssday night. Both boats leave this morn- iEg for above,
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-02-26
ARKANSAS COTTON.

We are highly gratiied to learn that the cotton raised this season, in this County, by Gen. H. ROBINSON, has been universally de- clared to be the finest cotton sold in New Or- leans of the present years crop. It was de- cidedly superior to the crack cotton of Jeffer- son and Arkansas counties-as was univer- sally agreed when both were exhibited there for sale at one time. He sold for IS cts, and could with equal ease have obtained l9. So, hurra for Arkansas in general, and old Pulas- kl in particular
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-02-26

We notice in the last Natchez Courier a runor of rupture between the President and Van Buren. We fear the news is too good to be true. What a number of somer- sets would be turned if it were factl Our neighbor of the Gazette would whirl round like teetotum.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-02-26

Some wiseacre in the Gazette, under the Signature of s' Pro bono publico, ;" has discov- cred various defects in our Constitution. The frst Is that the Constitution provides for the commissioning of all officers, civil and mili- tary, except'the judges,' so thatw are like y to have no law dispensed to us. This is either most gross mistake or a wilf,l mlsre. presentation. Section l3, of the Executive clause, is in these words; < All commissions shall be in the name and by the authority of the State of Arkansas, be sealed with the seal of the State, signed by the Governor, and at tested by the Secretary of State." Now this IS a general provision. It applies to all off, cers, judges as we'll as any. The 7th Sec. of the Judicial clause says, that the Judges of the Supreme Court q shall hold their office du-
 ring the term of eight years from the date of 'helr commission." It is here provided that
 they shall have commission--and in the for
 mer section t is provided how all conimie-