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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01

u Speaking of the ENpunging debate in the
House OF Delegates. the Epqur,r. after mention
ing that M'ssrs. Craig and Gincr had spoken in
opposition, says MIR. " sor, of Boteonrt, roll
cd back tie tide with great effect upon tie assail,
ah'S!' II the Enquirer would recoIlcc ct that the
gentlemen whom it 50 extia,agantly pu8S, are
known to others as well itself, ii surely would
ahatc somewhat Of lis eAtra,agant eulogies. They
render gentlemen, otheru isc respectable, ridiculous
Mr. Wilson is vtty amiobh man--so say all who
know lim-and Uo s,,ould be reluctant to eivchjm
offence. But he Is utterly incapable Of coping ci-
thor with Mr.. Craig or Mr. Gmer in debate We
assure the Enquirer it cannot manufacture great
mon by its mere dietem.---" Piemics are Piem;cs
still though prrci'l On Alps or pulled by Mr.
Richie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
.tssssn GATOR, at gacsoIy PRICES.

\ NAVE large lot Of the above ntlc'e. dc best
q quality, NJ Factory prices. JSO. J. II "NlS
Jan. / It's
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26

were returning 10 finish their murderous de-
signs, but il proved to be the boats Of the
U. S. schooner Motto, Capt. Armstrong, with
a detachment of seamen and marines, under
the command of Lieut.. Lloyd, Of the sloop
Of war Concord; they had retaken my sloop
after the Indians had stripped her Of her sails
and rigging, and everything OF consequence
belonging to her; they informed me they
heard my explosion twelve miles of, and ran
down to my assistance, but did not expect
10 find me alive. These gentlemen did all in
their power to relieve me, but night coming
on, they returned on board the Motto after
assuring me Of their assistance in the morn
ing. Next morning, Monday, July 5th, three
boats Landed, amongst them Capt. Cole, Of
the schooner Pee Dee, from New Iork-they
had made kite during the nigh, to get line
to me, but without eifect-they then fired
wine from their Eauskc.s made fast TO q ram.
rod which l received, and hauled up tai::-
block and made it fast round an iron stanche-
on, rove the Irvine through the block, and
they below by that means rove two inch
rope and hoisted up two men, who soon land
ed me on terra frna. l must state here that
the Indians had made a ladder by lashing
pieces OF wood across the lightning-rod, near
forty feet from the ground, as if to have nv
scalp, nolens voens; tins happened ON the
1sus ]AttCt SSot Ou OO0IO TIC IuOttOS every
man from the Captain to the cook tried to al
lev'ate my sufierings. On the 7th was re-
ceived in the Military Hospital through the
Politeness Of Lieut.. Alvord, OF the 4th regi-
ment U. S. Infantry; he has done everything
to make my situation as comfortable as pos
sible.
must not omit here to return nv thanks
to the citizens Of Key West generally, for
tteiI sympathy and kind offers Of nything l
would wish, that was in their power to be-
stow. Before left Key West, two balls
were extracted, and one remains in my right
leg; but since l am under the care of D..
Ramsey, who has paid every attention to
me, he vii! know hest whether to extract II
or not.
These lines are written to lie, my friends
know that am still in the land Of the living
and am now in Charleston, S. C.. where everv
attention is paid mccullough a cripple 1
can eat my allowance, and walk about with
out the use Of cane.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26

ABSENCE OF MrND.-This complaint appears
to be gaming ground all over the country.
a young married woman the other da.
tire" her infant into a cooking stove. Will.
Sne very affectionately nursed a leg Of mutton
AN elderly gentleman walking along tn.
street, took nosd vi a cows tail, and grace
July placing it over his back, Exclaimed
-'madam, you have dropped your veil.n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26

STATE OF ONO W. JAMES ANDERSON.
In this cause the defendant. Anderson. was
indicted by the Grand Jury of Stark county,
for aiding and abetting one George Stevens.
to slter and publish an altered certificate of
deposite, originally given by the Columbiana
Bank Of New Lisbon. The following are
the Princi al facts as proved at the tri Il be
fore the Court Of Common Pleas during its
sitting last week in this county.
On the 25th day Of May, s36. the Cashier
1T the New Lisbon Bank Used to John Mn.
denhali "a certificate "f deposite for four hun.
dred dollars payable to the order Of Menden.
hall. On the same day, MendenhaIl inclosed
tim a sealed letter directed to hrs brother
Cyrus MeudenhaIl, Of Cleveland. and put the
letter into the letter box If the Post Once =,
New Lisbon. Nothing was heard of the
letter or certificate afterward until the 9Th o.
June last, when a person, who called his
name George Stevens. appeared at Ma.<il-
lon. and produced what purprted to be fal.
though forged letter Of INTRODUCTION from
Jacob Roller Of Columbiana county. to Thos.
Blackburn, ESQ.,, Of Massillor. ESQ. Biack.
burn. presenting the letter genuine, intro
1uced the stranger (Stevens) to the Cashier
of the Bank Of Massillon, who. on the 7,h.
purchased the certificate. which bad been
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26

IMPORTANT TO FARsERs.-Judge Strcakn
4 recent case in our common pleas, h. -
cided that no one has a right when aas:S
n division-fence to run half the same = =
lot Of the owner; but that it must re sesy
on the land of him who makes il. The e.
which called forth the decision, was - CO.
of trespass for cutting . ditch in ns1esv
land, for the purpose Of a fence, tspl
ed that the defendant, in this case, cst ad.n
some FIVE feet wide on each side a -
which constituted the boundry betwses =
md the plaintiff; and the Judge, IN his 60
enforced upon the jury thEt BY 10 en-. ~
statute was the making Of . fence - 80
f the adjoining owner justi6e6; - vi
those constructed half on one SIDE -
N the other must Be - ccnstSucse1 q
tual consent, otherwise legal measures -
be instituted for damage, &c. The ovos
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26

The consumption of sugar is SO extended,
that there must be field open for the means
and exertions of all who choose to enter on
the business of making it, for many years to
come. We recommend the subject to the
scriods consideration of parents, and persons
who are in want Of a business, and whose
will permit them to go to
France, and procure permission to work in
some Of the Beet Sugar manufactures. As
suredly, this is by much the most certain way
of learning the trade, and commencing for
with all the advantages which the
labors and sacrifices Of their predecessors
have acquired.-[P hilad. lnq.]
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26

The ubterranean city Of London is vastly
more wonderful than the abode of two mi
lions above!-Savs late writer, 1--WE have
seen plan Of the sewers, the gas-pipes, and
for the new River and Thames companies for
supplying the city with water; and the mind
Is lost IN the intr'cacy Of the details, and the
magnitude, and, at the same time, the simpli
city Of the plan. From every house there
are some dozen Of veins. in the shape Of
pipes of larger or smaller dimensions, which
communicate with the main artery in the
centre OF the street, there is grating through
which the kennels discharge their turb,d
streams, and this runs into the intcrsec,inn
main channel at right angles at such corners.
Inc nam stream runs INTO the Thames, .,
loses itself in variety Of winnings; and by
this means London has freed herself from the
plague, and other ep'demic., and is now tn.
nealthiest, and cleanest, AMI sweetest CITY in
the world.''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26

The Globe announces the appointment I
B. F. Butler, as acting Secretary Of War
until the vacancy shall be otherwise filled:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26

''ho stars WIN 1mPun1tv.-l bicknell.
FEMALE EDUCATION your first care
be to give your girls good physical educa-
ton. Let their early years be passed, if pos
slble, in the country, gathering flowers in the
fields, and partaking Of all the free exercises
in which they delight. When they grow old
er, do not condemn them to sit eight Iistless
hours of the day over their hooks an their
music. Be assured that half the number Of
hours in real attent on to well ordered STU
dies, will make them more accomplished and
more agreeable companions than those COM
monty are who have been most elaboratelv
in the modern acceptation of the
term. The system by which young ladies
are taught to move their limbs according to
the rules of art, to come into a room with
studied difiidence, and to step into carriage
with measured action and premeditated
grace, are only calculated to keep the degra
ding idea perpetualy present that they are
preparing for the great market Of the world.
Real elegance Of dcmeanor springs from the
mind; fashionable schools do but teach it's
while their rules forbid it to be in
genuous. Philosophers never conceived the
idea Of SO perfect a vacuum as is found to-
exist in the minds Of young women supposed
to have finished their education in such es-
aoiShmen,S.-lEor. Quar-. Rev.1
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26

ANOTHER AcciDENr.-We are informed bv
a citizen If this place, just returned from 10
East, that S. Merrill Esq. Cashier Of lhs
State Bank of Indiana, had his lgk broken By
the uPsetting Of tic stage, sohewhere in M.
ryland. while on late to;r to the Eastern
cities.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26

DEPARTURE OF THE MEXICAN Exvor.-
Signor. Gorostiza has returned. The fol
lowing is an extract from the note ADDRESSED
by him to our Government, previous to hi
departure:
-Unhappily the result has not been wha
the undersigned expected. The note Of Mr.
Dickens has left him No hope. The explana
tons, moreover which have been given hin
in the name of the president, have shown how
little can be looked for, by Mexico. from TIL
United States, since her most sacred rights
her most important interests, are thus sacri
feed tn the shadow of an imaginary danger
Mexico is wroaged and insulted as meas
ure Of precaution.
"Under such painful circumstances, the un
dersigned would be wanting in his duty, a
the representative of Mexico, if he did no
avail himself Of the only method left him I,
the pain he feels at the wrongs don,
his country. On Of his own responsibility
therefore, he declares his mission from thi
moment terminated
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26

plumber to the beach; they took all the empty
barrels, the drawers Of the bureaus. and. IN
taet, everything that would act rs a vesse
TO hold anything; my provisions were in the
S!ghahouse except barrel Of flour, which
they took OIL. The next morning they hauled
out 81 the lighthouse, by means Of a pole. the
I'm that composed the oil tanks, no doubt tol
mese graters TO manufacture the Ccontv roo,
into what we call arrow root. After loading
ny little sloop about ten or twelve went INTO
bet, The rest took TO the beach to NEE, a, the
oshes end Of the island, this hanneoed- \
49, shout 10 A. N. Ny eyes be;no much
aoeceed prevented me from knov;n1 ,I,c;r
eessA foree. butI judge there were from for.
y - 6Ry, perhaps more. Twas now aImos,
~ I'D Oh As before. burning fever ON me.
my seee shot to pieces, NO clothes to cover
~, Aoshng to eat or drink, q hot sun over
ny ksad. . dead man BY my side. no friend
aeas ~ any 10 expect. and placed between
seventy AID eighty feet from the earth and
no chance o. getting down, my situation va.
sruly horrible. About O'Clock. tho,pht
could Percsive . vessel not far of. took a
Psece q the old negro's trow.er. that had
escaped the flames By being vet with blood.
ana @soe signal; sometime ~ the afternoon
.Aw TWO boats with my sloop in tow com
mg % the landing. had no doubt In, thev
were me indfans, who, having seen nv sienal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-11-26

JoLEHc SooEr,.-Such of our citizens q
are disposed 10 iSrm Moot Legislature, q
a ro'em'c ooc,ety, are respectfully reqaesie,
10 meet al tf brick School house on hi
evening" toato day 96th inst.) at s O'Clock.
SEVERAL.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-19
Saoinsun9sn Oieler Seituns.

1.Dsr prsis ciefet 3 eitune it: Gin 81 q:
Iernuo fhnfuno5pansis 6 ent 8, fir ben Ssbr:
gang in % Dorausbe5a lnns; Gin 3balrr
nno fhuf5l8 Gents penn mnerbatb oreD Wlona:
ten. bonn @mpfanae Der 3eituns an,-smeg
Ibaler ref tnnerbaIb oem Sabfe,-uuo 2 3ba:
leruuo fhnfSis s emit 8 rpsnnnaob 8er!auf Def:
(elben besab!t wirb. .. =.
9.Sar etnetlrsere 3eit ale feds Wonate mirc
cine Sublcrlptioa ansenommen, unc ole 3e't;
nns eann nibt aufseseben speroen bio au'
ruidtdnoe beSablt hno.
R3. 8eeannrmabuusen fofteu: Shr eine
2Dobs so &ents cas- NiFred fir einsn Mcnat
81 uno fir Elm Jabr Gbal r oas Diesed.
~ 8riefe &c. an ben Qsraussebes maf1er
poftfrep einss(anbt wsrbeu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-19
(alus bem psnuiy panieu.)
SOallQtrDaftt
tlnmsnllblibfsit. SeazDss~go(. Son,
min uno feiner Manntboft-

8. Spfepb 8. @ppbn elmer Der
ueberlebeuosn ron Sannln's NefebL
1T IN Dem Msrifanileben Sbif Qera
CRUZ au Neuperf ansslanst. Seln
gntfomn,en bat CT oem llm,fano, sas
er bic Spauifbe Sprahe fprebsn fca-
.te, su peroanfen Do oteles feline Gien
tfe ais Dolmetfber rem sraulamen
Merifanern BON Wertb tl,pfts.
@pobn toar einsr Der Neo Near
SreDmllli9ent unb 9ing nit Col.
e,raut, Sol, Sobnlon uno Mojor
Morris, nah 9Dllaot no 1te nit Sans
MINIS epartbep un0 Dem 9eorstsr Dat.
talien unb Sen Nlabomo 9reDs Der
einiet tpurpen. @r bat Der Neu Oort
g0enins Gtar oiele intre6ante Yelon,
rerbeiten mltgetbeilt Die als Geitorlat
in jsnem 8latt erfbienen, tno Iib nit
fer Sdha6t uno unslidlttben tleber-
eabe III GouetD anfansen unO bis ,u
feiner Slubt ppn 9era Cruz berab
ftn1men 9Eir liefern Den folaenoen
intrsfanten 2lussus, Ger Die tlmltdnoe
tes srau(amen Npros (sinsr uastl6s
liben Sreunoe ersdbH:
n2lm paln, Gsonntas (ren 271fsn
Mars,) trurDen Die 9sfangenen in eli,
ne einIe ssffellt, uno 6r. Spobn
Der pamabls in Der Stride (btief (pem
0ofp;tal,) iln etrpa 6 uhr Msorgens
berausgsrufen unbibm seboten ilh iii
Die qinie III begeben; oa er Der Qests
mart trat Ct ans gnbe. @ie rurDen
bann aus Dem Sort maribirt nnp Dor
benz Sbor aufsesosen, dis Elm offsler
her5ep Fam nnb e pobn fra9te, mas
er bort tb1te, ilno bsfabl ibn1 Surad
nod benz 0ospitat ju gebetl frper &C.
braubt snilrDe llt,o als er 1uf Den,
Wess spar, Fam Elm anoersr DflSies
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-19
Msenten fur ben
9aterlano sfreuno.

- W ! = " We
@Sotsenoe 3erreu fno autboriitrt ale o.
senten fir oefe 3eituns au asiereu.
O, @ron @biuieotbe. o..
Stiebrib 9patb. @la. pOltmeilter, petersburs
....- -..2 ..-.. ..-.. @oumbiana e.
8. m. Cooper, efq. y. ~. WrOast
Wayue 60
Doc. VarIemon, y. M. uniontospu etar
.-@ SU
ebrrp. 3. 8. Qast 8oatcmau, 1rumbul
.-... So.
3usb Me6aa, elq. MansFelo, 8i1lan
-.-.,.~ 60
Die prn. Doetoren @. u. 6. oefterIin, Nf9
Lamb, Rloblano 50
aIeranosr Wegullp, y. M. O1aT,aun, >.
ebrp' @eOrse 8. wspsauot @blppawes
QDapne g.,
Wm. pbitipps, y. w1. 9,aris, etaIt s.. *
9 81. !Qencee, gfqr. 3ansspiue, Gbio.
Doc. y. WieBe, 2aneafter, Sbio.
sJaeOb p'r'onS, SOn.merfet, Yer.p Co., 8.
Daniel WorIep, Ga. y. M. @leauetanoO ..
9r. QBt!betm 5etler IN 8Iumf!c 1p. 0tib
-" "-s. lane, 60.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-19

OuVtVult0 -.
l1p e. Den jun9en WlpleN Oeu 31psDten
sergeant bep Den Mobile 0reps Der
|fDmer i'm linfen 2lrm permunoet mar,
nab Dem Nicbtplae fibren.
Spob1 tDuroe oleoann an oos
1oous zines Off5ieres genonmen uno
oort 9e!aBen 100 er ole Nugenblife
oas &nallen Don Musfeten, Bic SOB,
ten gIcfe feiner gammeraoen btren
fennte.-SpDbn tpar er(t furse Seit
IN Dem 0ous, ols Elm juneer Merifo,
ntl0er SoIoat nit etnem blutiaen
S6nsrOt in Die Stube Fam uno i'm
|tro9te tpas er bort tbdt, uno wirDe
TIN 0urbbcbrt boben, mean lbm Die
Seotsnten nlht 9efa9t bdtten oaB er
Don oen Sff5ieren oortbin eetbon
norben iep. Doctor Sielo fam nit Dem
Ser9eontsn binein,-Der GpctDr Ca9te
Dem Spebn, oaB ale erf6e0en wdren
uno boB iie Capt. Sroofs BON qBe(fs
point, Der NIT einem sebrobenen @ben,
TEL ausmenoig am Sort Tag, nit unees
fun fort9eibleppt uno tn Der @troge
ptebtib umgebrabt batten. 9n elmer
Stunoe nahbsr trat Spobn ruieoer IN
oos Sort, no er bic Merifanifben
Sctoaten antraf spie lie bic &brper Der
ooten ouf einen sroBen Bosen lu-
osn uno fort nab men. "
Swep ODER orep Sage nobber nabm
ibn Capt. Corona auf Die Qusenfeite
oes. Sorts, no feline eanbsleute semcr,
oet uno @lner nacb Dem 2lnoern oufee.
bduft uno Sum Sbeil Oerbrannt uno
eebraten tporcen tparen, unO einen
furbtbaren fbreflihen uno obGbeult-
den Nnbif OartteNten. @r fono oa6
ne in oler partbepsn 9etbeilt naren
ebe ile erfeteBsn tpuroen inoem lIe
auf bier !0oufen lagen nit serri6enen
uno btuttgen &leioun9s(fuden, ScbuI
BEN Sappent Sofbenbdbern uno
popieren umgeben. unter Den liebrlI
gen befono lIb autD Die bluttee &ape
Des Col. S1nntn rpeltes 3u Dem 9(ous
ben Oerlettet oa6 sr nit Den uebrisen
oerbronnt ooer 9ebroten pur0e.
"SSpn Dem au9eneinen 9emeeel
tpuroen fhnf Mann perfebont um oen
Werifan,f fben &ranfsn ab ,unartsu;
ndnlitb SFerlof @5mitb, Bills, 9ole
uno Deter 9rlfla: Der eebtsre, pels
ber llb sur 3eit In B. 0ofpttal befano,
muroe ourb eit,en Merifonljheu
SclDaten gersttst, Der i'm unter (ei-
men Seppi6en ueritefte, %,peil er ibnt
ob9ewartst uno feline 9Dunoen Der,
bunoen batte, 0ius III nabber &C.
ItDrben.
Spobn tpuroe o(s Elm 9efangener
init Dem 9opano Oetafbtment, unter
Major Mlllsr Capt. 9srael unD .6rn.
Burton, Die nit ibren Gompanien
.nob 9pliao sefanot muroen, sebalten.
Ste fagten ibm oaB feline Sacbe rpie
Die Sbrisei am Cube oer,meifelt tpdre:
uno um ia entfseben ciniees ansemauos
te M'ttei ~ reehtfsrttsen FEY. urrera
'ebanoelte i'm shtis, 1abm i'm dis
&utfber nod Metamoras, ,ro er un,
frep ju fomt1en, nit fetner grtaubni6
ouf Serp Der Gorrso, inter Cart.
Sbomion In Msr'fanifbe Dientte
trat unD 6emerffelliete feine Sfubt
Ill Dera Cruz. 81 fpribt nit Der
,parmften Sanfbarfeit bon Der gate
beS Capt. &inbaa, bon ben Merifauer.
Selegrapb.-- Dian bat i'm DSrs
fbtas ,tpifben pbiaoetpbias Neus
W,re cine S.etegraphlin ie ~ erribs
teh NIT mel ber eine 9saebrieDt 10
S3ssiisn m siacrs SY,ytu,,te 8 fNrfo rashf
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-19

1eutfbe Vanfnoten. a)aan fou oBa,
lens fetni in Gincinnotti, cine Oanf
ID srrihtsth Die nibts ais oeu;(be
0lcten ansseben miro.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-08-19

Seleerapb.-- Dian bat in, Dcrs
fbias ,nifben pbliaoetpbiasuno Neus
O,re cine E.etegtaphlin ie ~ erricbs
ten NIT tpel bcr cine 9saebriebt 10
Msilsn IN elmer Minnte fortsebratbt
tino mitsetbeltt lperpen tann.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-08
woMAN's FIDELITY.
FROM THE SPANISH.

FROM THE SPANISH. One eve of beauty, when the sun
 Was on the stream of Guadalquivef, To gold converting, one by one,
 The ripples of that mighty river, Beside me on the bank was seated, Seville girl with auburn hair, And eyes that might the world have cheated wild, bright, wicked, diamond pair. She stopped, and wrote upon the sand, Just as the loving sun was going, With such soft, small, snowy hand, ! could have sworn 'twas silver flowing. Her words were three, and not ono more What could Dianas motto be! Ihe siren wrote upon the shore-- sfDEATH--NoT INcoSsTANeyt'
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-08
JOHN HALE, THOS. PHILLIPS, VIM. SCOTT,
THE TOWN OF 1.A .T R UR g N

situated Tn Crawford county the left bank of the
 Arkansas river, about five hundred and fifty miles from the Mississippi by the of the river and few miles below the Indian boundary line. The immediate situa tion picturesque and pleasing to the eye, easily ap proachabe by the roads, unusually elevated for posi- tion the margin of the rverndeed portion of the townsite is high and commanding eminence-with an abundant and neVerang supply of the most palatab1e and the purest Steamboat navigation this point, and for distance above safe and river affords it's extension to any great distance above Is precarious uncertain and to be relied
 Van Rnren has extensive regions of back try support it, beyond all shadow of competition than any other point place this river, the Terrto ry, known to the writer The contiguous settlements of Lees creek and Frog Bayou have here their trade The large, popuous and agricultural county of Washngton III this Territory must resort to Van Buren the point of authorization for her produce and seek her sup ply of essential articles from the quarter with equal truth, and with equal postyeness, may the remarks be made of southwestern Missouri, rapidly advancing in numbers in and in wants. To add another weghty item in the list of advantages the pro- Jected United States road, in train of execution from Jackson in Lawrence county by the county of Izard and Washington, the Arkansas river at Van Buren.
 The proprietor invites the merchant the mechanic the capitalist generally and all persons of enterprise and ergy of character to make investments in this town scious that they will meet with early and adequate requltal for amount advanced or exertion applied.
 The undersigned being the sole proprietor this town
 the contract heretofore existing between him and the late Gen. Wm Montgomery having been reseinded and all disputes to title from that and all other quarters fully adjusted and annuled-is now ready to dispose of lots, and give indisputable titles.
 Gentlemen wishing to invest money or to locate in thriving toWn will do well to examine the superior natural advantages and pats of Van Buren, where lots offered at private sale very moderate terms and on accommodating credts-and reduction in price will be made to those making immediate improvements on their purchases. THOMAS PHILLIPS.
 Fan Buren, April 23, I636.-5-tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-08
TO \ LADY
UTTERING A SLANDEROus Wonn.

UTTERING A sLANDERoUs WORD.
 BY ISAAC e. PRAY, JUN. Lady, look up, and in the air Behold yon thistle beard Ay! mark each bright, gossamer spear Around it's little centre reared. How swiftly sails it on--and on, Carried by every breeze astray, Now mounting to the brilliant sun, Now sinking through the air away Oh soon that giddy thing will fall, And silently will take its rest, But still will SOW poisonous thorn Within earth's calm and placid breast. Dost mark the moral, lady fair! A careless word may move around-- Chased onward by thousand tongues Which echo every sound; And when 1t finds it's final rest,
 T will SOW a seed of care, And bring forth thorns within the breast To grow and flourish there.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-07-08
DOCT. E. |. BUSVINE,
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

NN AS stolen from the desk of the bar room of O. L..
 W Jeffries' Hote on Sunday evening, the 18th inst about SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS. Among the notes stolen were four S100 bls two of which upon the Planters Bank Of Mississppi-and 1t is supposed from circumstances that all that bank S20 bill up- on the Union Bank of Tennessee the other notes not collected, except one bill on the Bank of the U.
 The above reward will be given for the apprehension and delivery the thief S5 for the thief and return o the money stolen The thief forced the front door and also the deskbeng bolder robbery than has ever been perpetrated Tn ths city, behooves good citizens to oe on the alert. c. L. JEFFRIES.
 June 20, ls36.-l2tf