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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

EN- CIIANCERY-NI nGIXIA.-At Il Court held to
b Buckingham the 9TH day of Nov, lS35:
Hannah Sllnson. run
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

JHyHE fine and thorough bred horse MINOR, from Viz.
qnia, will make his first season in the vicinity os
NlIledgeve, Georgia. this Spring, 1886. Further par
ticuars hereafter
January %. sl-2awlw
IT, The Georgia Journal is requested 10 i9srrt III" abov twice.
week for weeks AMI ssui their count to i' Ole" m roe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

YH4lIE SUBSCRIBERS, Dca!crS IN Stills md Faacy
b Goods lately at l:3I Pearl Street New York would
inform their friends, that in consequence Of the dsrc.
ton their store by the late caarltous fire, they have
removed to the large aud convenient building, NJ" -. l..
brrty Street, between broadway and Nassau Streets,
on the ground formerly occupied by Grant Tho:bn:n.
Srrd Store and immediately contiguous /" the City AID
other Hotels The loss they will sustain viii be t"t
ing and as their stock the coming Spring, will he
,rc!y new they hope offer increased facilities 10 r.
ciasrrs nj goods in their line.
COMSTOCk & ANDREWS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

TaI EGROfss FOR SALE.--ln pursuance Of decree
of the Circuit Superior Court al Law and Chan.
Term JS,5 in Tn. suit of Ann ritirrer, al pits
and Cutesby JONES. Adrnr, ct al. dcils Will be >d At
puhic auction At Gloucester Court house, on the frs.
Monday in bruary, 53G, being Conr, day. III c;ett
Of nine months Except for sum sufficient IN pay the
costs Of suit and cxprncrs Of sale, wtc! vii! I've
ourcd in CASH. about twelve valuable e.rrs, Belonging
70 ,hc estate Of William Cri,cnden, deco among
which are men, women, boys and girls. Bonds wlla;.
proved security, will BIZ required before the property
delivered Traders invited to attend, as thc:c
damn, r the sale being made il being for the purpose Of
distribution. THOMAS =. AMOhl I"mr.
Gloucester c. r., Dec 3lst, 1885 7l-2awtLs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

EN- RY-VKGlsIA.-Ata Circuit superior
Il Court of Law and Chancery, continued ana mel" 'of
Louisa county the Court House thereof on Saturday.
the l2h Iav of September. lc:6 -,
lanes A. NlcAllstcr. an infant BY Thomas w: Lane:
his next friend Thomas p ippeo and Louisa MS W'ie'
Thomas W. Lane in his own right, iit'is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1836-12-13
iyoteGmas G8 &Stets 8ebtsar.
From Washington.

hiondsy, Dec. 5, Congress Assembled--s quor-
|sn present In both Houses. Tho President is ex-
'eedingly weak On Tuesday the message was
ent in an folows.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-29
.te utberlOuBgelDer.

Oie Nro9e tpas NIT Dem uberfuBi,
gen 0eloe oas lIb lsit elnissr 3eit in,
Der S56aeFan1n,sr Der De:. St. auf-s
baufte9etban tperoeu (Dute, bot in pem
GensreB fbon piele Streltlefstten Ser
ntlatbt. llno eS 1T in Der gbat cine
Sabe Die init mebr @ebwierigfeiten
nerfnhpft 1T, aIs man ficb bep elmer,
Dberfabllben 2lnfbt porffelIt. gnb-
Ittb TIT man )soob auf etnsn plan per.
fausn Der zen 8epfau einer sroBen
Mebrb&tt IN bsiben 0du(ern erbolten
bat. Steler plan IT, otn Heber>
tbuB Der iW ouf Den Iiten Sanuar
1887 IN Der Gboefamtner Der 9er.
CT. ODER Der 0epDfit Yanfeu, befn-
BITS Milllonsn ousgenorninen-in.
Den perfbleoenen @5taaten naO benz
QerbaltnlB Der 3abl ibrsr Senatoren
nno Neprslentanten i'm gongreB su
eiilterle9 erl. s5eber Staat bat bas
Nebt ieinen 2lntbeu ebne 9ntreseu III
bsnusen n,uB gb jeboD oerpficbten IS
tIDsr su baltsn unp IN beitii1mten
3ablunsen mleeer surud ;u besabten,
41penn es BON oer Ber. CT. Geeteruna
sefo0ert miro. 8te distributing an
Die Staaten fol- in bier glelben 3ab-
lun9en 9eibeberb wopon oie grlte am
lltsn 1aebIten Januar Die 5lpepte am
lffen Nprlli Die brittle an, l1ten SUBJ
uno Ole plerte am liten October 1897,
su nladn 1T. 2
Anter anoern 9erorDnunsen Der
BILL miro aub Der psdllosnt autbos
riltrt bon Den bfentliebsu 9elpern uah
Der Mhnse su lDifen uyn es umpra.
gen ii. la6en.
Da6 oiefer usbeffbuB BON 9elb In
Der Naticnal G5Oaefammer porban-
Den IT. bat man mabrfbeinlih baupt-
lablieb Dem 3et.e oes prd}Ioenten
Sadfon su oerbanfeni nit relben, er
por etni9en e5abreu Gtap uuo fslne
0BAtsS perbinDerte eas g5elo In Scr
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-29
0aoInsunSsn O1elsr 3sltua9.

I. 1.DtrWreis oisier3 3 3ei:ungift: Gin & q:
lernno fhnfuno5wa"5i8@ ut 8, fhroen Jabr:
8"n9.ln % OF ansbe3 blung; Gin 2balst
utto fhnf5I5 Gents spenn nnerbalb orep O1ona.
ten, pom @n,pfanse Der 3eituus an,-swst
Traler asI tnuerbaEb Dem Sabre, tub Iba:
le1uae fhaf5is Cent apeuunaeD DsrIauf Def.
(elben bsSabtt miro. r. ....< IL" ..., *
2. Sareinstar5ere 3eit als 1ed)e Monate niro
cine Sub(criptlou ansenommen, ano Die 3ett:
uug fann ntbt auf8e9ebsn weroen bic ale
ruaf ffdnoe be5ablt hno. <.v.s=. '-.-*~~-
83. Btsanntmabuu8en fo(teu: SIR cline
2boebs 50 @snte Gas Disred !; fur einen Wcnat
61 uno fir elm jabr Ibaltr oas Diered.
~ Sriefs &c. an Den 0etausseter mhhen
pottfreD ein9slaub werosn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-29
N9entsn fir een
90 terla noSfreuno.


or8otsenoe 0erreu Fnb autborifrt ais o.
9entsn fir oefe 9sitnno 3u asiersn.
-, @ron @bilieotbe. 3. -
Srieori1 @patb, @{q. poitmeiiter petersburs
-.- @oIuubiana gs
s. 81. eouper> eiq. .. D. QBcOfet - =
QRavne 60.
Doc. patIemou, y. 81. uniomctpn, 9tarl
60.
ebrp. 8. 8. 9uet 8oaroman, Grumbul
9usS Me8aa, efq. MaasftlS, miblans
.-. -..- -. .. 60.
Die Qtn. Doetorsu 9. u. g. o@ferIin, Nl6.
.x. LAMB, @ihIano 60,
Nleranber SIC SuIlp, .. M. O1a dllun, ..
SbF~' @sorse .. msysanot @bippawap
... Mavne @o.
@m. VbiIippS, 9. Ao1. Waris, stou g..
=. N. 52snoee, gfqr. 3anrsDius, Sbo. .....
Doc. y. W;eBt; QaneaItsr, Sbic.
Jaeob pir'ons, Sonmerfet qeryp Co., 3.
Daniel Woriep, @fq. y. ~. @leaeetanb ..
Qr. BiIbe!n se;ler in 9lunrfi!e Gpv 0aieb:
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-29
--- Uttpta@ ben 2o0en SUP, 1886 :

SWastomtnsr ou5upacten unO DAmIr
in cen per{bieoenen Stoaten Surn,
petta uno onosre bftntlicbe 9erbe6er,
un9en III MAIDEN. Sdtte> }cb Socffon
tbnen nlbt rpleoerfsbt, rpdre Die Sbob.
ton'tl1er 1eet olelleltbt 70 plel (OuDle
ais lte lset lleberfbuB bat
2le oHentllden 9eloer fouen in
Stootsbonfen binterleet rperOen pte
lest 'pciu DE Btu Ve9eln oorGcbreibt.
Der :Drdlloent untsrjeihnete Die giu
tlnoer3d9llb uno fe 1T boher sum 0ee
tes semoroen.- 81. Noler.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-29
. Maaaaag xzzaaaAs

Cine Der leeten 3eitunsen bon @nq*
lano fast: oaB cine srcBe Derfanme
lung Der Suoen am 2lRsn NprilJ su|
oamburs ttatt 9efunben babe. Sie
unter{6riebeu 1900 Napolecno or,
|um otsEIben Dem sroBen irldnoilben
NsDner O's onnel su osrebren ais Elm
|3etDsn tbrer 3ufrlebenbeitl fir feline
8srtbelot9ung Der Sbbne 9froels i'm
|brltt!fben parlament.- 81. 8ote.
Nab Dem 4 Sulp wiro Die Ylasas
Der 0ereluisten Staaten 26 1Sterne
|'ntbalten inDetn pureD Die Nuf nabme
|pon q rfanfa uno 81 if bigan
Ole 3abl Der Staaten f6 auf26 per-
|n1ebrt bat.
Ser Sen. Scott 1T feines Befebls
[ aber Die sessn Die Snbianer in 8eor-
glen ausssfDieftsn Sruppsn abssfsst
Derben. III }.
Die gonilt1iNjre tpdtDe befanntlih
Epcn DER terantfUen Nesierung nacb
Ner1fo, sefanot muroenf toegsn aus-
fpebfsluns pon 0efangenen (lno oa-
Iletbit arretlrt uno ais e,efangene einee,
|ferfert mprOen. Wan bot Ole 2luss
Inehlelung Der 9efangenen beffimmt
|pertuel9eft, nno aiIes psrfperfeh .pa8
Iauf cine uebereinfunft, oa6 SeraS uf,s
Iabban9lg fem fDlL 0esug bat.
Dlaa miro in eineffl aubssn Qlrfifel
|unlerss 8tattes erfeben ba6 Die Nes
f9isrulg BON Wefifp ipieDer etne arillee
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-29

o|tt ta4tttD III Detutllhltu pUeaten
Sevn1 UrdbRice miro tbnen cine
IStunoe gum 2Iu6ruben erloubt uno
IunD MlttagS 5wep Gtunoen-ln Der
Itparmtn Sabrsjeit aber elebt man ibs
,nsn Mtttd9s 0rep Stunoen. ginsefne
|0aae 9rouiamer SebanDlung fpmtner
1wobl Dor, alein Ge fnD fetten. Gin
ISt1aoe Dart nlDt mobl III bart beban-
oe'F meroent neil llCD in DtsIem Sale
ole .oHtntIIcbe Gttmme erbebt un0 Elm
Wann Der f1b ouf oiele 2lrt an Clinem
ScSoosn osr9ebt miro ppn Geinen
|9{atbborn oerabG G6em.- qBenn Elm
octave ge9en Die 8e(eee res GAMES
1DonoeItf 70 miro er Don leinem @i9uer
}11uf slns ic|be 2lrt 9e5i0ttet ais ols(er
Ifur 9ena9enO baltsu MOS. 0ie
SciaOen oarfeu einanoer nur nit Gr
FaubniB ibrer @i9ner beIuben uno Dies
lutro tbnen an Sepertagen ME abees
|lDla9en, tpel0e fe ais ibre eisene
IQnieben.
SJa Oin(Icbt aufibren ltnterridt BE-
merit 0trt 2eenaro, 0a6 man friber
O'e StIaUen babe leen lernem ouein
lett Die NbclltIonlHen ibr QBefen trie-
ben 1T olsier 9sbrau1 absslbaft
mproen.
Dss Scnnta96 boben ote Sbwor.
zen IN Den meiten Uesenoen preDiet
uno Elm 9ro6sr She'll oerGelben Gouen
Sstel1ner oes ebriitentbums (evn.-
Jtoriba. -:-..
Nab ben Iestsn Nabribten Don
Slor1pa baben 900 Snpianer In Bocfer
Sountpt am Somftag Den soften Gus
ny, einen StrsIf5u9 ourb oas gauntp
9en1a0t, uno Nuss rpa6 ibnen in ben
2Des famy cbne untsrC1lep oes Sc
tblebts, ermoroet. Gin (buabes
}orps uerfcl9te 5mar otefelbeu; aae;n
lie tonntsn uldts segen Die Mense aus
tIcbten. 0eu. Scott fat bierouf 5
eompanlen Geiter ob9efbift Ge su|
octfol9en. Cine itarte &anonaoe pur-
oe am Spnnta9 Nbeno In Der Geseno
BON Macon sebert; aber Der gr fclg
tpar nod nI6t betennt. sc, 8otbs.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-29

een 1000 Moan naW sSera6 geton0t
b"tr utn olsfes, brafe Dolf au unter-
eeruGen. Ser &anpf miro ver,wet,
fest iepn; nuB obsr be(fonoen tperoer,
nnao Die 0cr(ebuns miro oenen bic
ar bre> unobbdnoi9Feit fedten,
osn Sle9 seDl6 oerleiben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-29

~ ESV w ~ y SSS ~ ~ ~
r f6Ldst?
S0Dr9ang s. "
ppn 1000 Moan naD SeTas asia1ot
D"tr ut11 Dlefes brafe 8olf 3u ut1ter-
1etuGen. Ser &f miro ver,wet,
IfeIt lepnj t1uB obr be(tonoen tperoer,
uno Die 0Dr(ebun9 miro oenen bic
far tbre. llnabbdneI9Feit fedtsn,
osa Sle9 9eyptB oerleibsn. ...
Nittermdroe Der Oruefer.-eine
orene unsabt Qudorucfer Yon, Gtoot
M'b'Blppi bobsn ibre @es-o5nf1ru-
t11snts n|ebereeteet oas 8ewebr ses
t6uI0ert uno fnD nacb S~eras qeaongs
en-; 70 baB Die g taats.9rucfer een6=
tbt9t tporoeu lino Die 0eCees ienes
Staates nob 0Seuuorf Su (enpeuz uus
oort seorudt 5u :perDen. -
% 4 ono fdr geros.
Ser Boltimore patriot msloet oae
elns sre6e unb froftpcue 0empanie
lunger Wdnner pon 100 (fort, untet
Dem 8efeble Don Capt. Oeorqe
= linton Sraile,N jene @toof
nab Seros p:r!a6sn bdbe. Oie
eagle 2rtlueriftsn uno aDaltbinotcn
Slousn: besleiten fs nob bem Ort
lbreS Qbsanss..
Sptlben 9rDeftpn uno DrDbio enct,
Vbpoe Jslonoi 1T Die .Stdge bsroubt
moroen. Ote Giebe ma6ten cine
Seute BON S 715O in 9lrteu unc
3 25O0'tn SonfanmeiGunqsn. Oit
s otallumtne tpar oas @igentbum Der
Winpbau 0atiF. - - y
Ser !9id6bur9 (mt0.). Qn,eioef
GbdBt Die Saurt1mouensSrnete ienes
Stootes ouf 100 Nitlionen Dfuno-
posr sil Is bic Is Miaioneu Sboler.-
Dies TT gut getbon fir eiusu utusu
Staat.
Gd6 brittifbe &riegsfbifT Detroify
ipeI1es ourO Commodore Der,p auf
Dem see erie oen Dritten in jenert
osnfwacotgen gefe1t absenenlmetb
tpuroe lebbin beraufge5ogeu, natbpent
IS "a Sdbre unter 1Ba1Ier eeleeeu,
auf Die beRe 2lrt tpieoer ausgebe(Iert
uno wlro nun ais Elm paefetsBost
auf Dem See Grie 0isnen.-2B. 2Ins.
Sinrihtane .-Benjan,in 6. slers
rist gnas Sbomfon, tpuroe la ser
Staot Goncerot MaB. am Sreitase
bingericbtet. Wlan glaubt I0nern6,
boB jemots In ir9eno sinem eonoe iii,
gr66erer 8bfepibt sum 8aleeu ses
fibrt purbe, ais oietr. eScr (eineg
olnribtuns bsfanute ert bab e. eine
9roBe 2ln,abl bon Dferosn geItpblen
babe; oaB er 9ebelfen babe yeuer an
Der Sanf In 'pearl Stra6n gincins
nati, anjale9en; @r mar tn Gbie Sc
fdnsniB megen Wptbsutbt; bot Yler
'Wanner i'm Staat Gbie er(beGen;
.er bat elnen Monn in ose g5trabe BON
einetnnotti nleoergefdla9en uno be-
rantt uuo mar in tf,ebreren enoersn
. :rbrsbea, in 2fusatuns een Wesbt
0ietttabl uno 0tanoi ittft,lnsen, pers
tplGett. q. Betbe. -
9ebe I IN niB y 8 4. .-gine &iffe
Etpt,rpe in Der 5eteroaret fabe &aign's
4eintt pbnsefabr ! Wsile oen ges1s
BEN Sc. 8. gefunocnf entbalteao pei,
Sbrper eines Ssabsti, tpelber pbne OF
len 2nelfst eenieEoet tposben lit. Ser
Ghrner mar ftine iaI1ne 2eif narir..
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-29

anoer3u9ll0 uno {ie 1T ooher sum sc,
'es 9eweroen.- 81. Aolsr.
Sufano Der Gc(ooen in Sioeu.
Ger o0tbore 8. qB. eeonaro, cir
gt't9lteo oes GOasre6ee oum @5tao,
lNeupott III neuli b erGu b
pOr D en- ) fentlib feiue
>Meinuns tfber Ole@claosrep unp uno
Den 3uItono Der @5clapen in morall,
f0er uno gelelIl9er 0inGbt aus5uorif.
en-. 0err 2eonoro ipribt Gcb fart
se9en Die ScIoperep aus, betrabet
lie ols Elm sroBes nebel uno lebat Gb
nab Dem Sage, an weltem Der Gu,
Den uno Der Noroen Der O)t uno Ser
QBeit Ib ilber elnen au9emsinen plon
Sur Nufbebuns Der Erlapsrep vereiuis
gen Pbnnen. lleber oen SuItaup Der
Gclapcn fogt er etrpo foleenoes.
HSn Bir9inien uno Wpro,G prolinQ
leben Ole Ns9er in Samllien, In be,
fonosrn 6dufern, ne!be auf oen, Vlaa,
|tolhen fir lIe ein9eribtet ilno. Sbre
|9eu6bnlibe G0It beitebt aus SpsG
oOer Stbinfen, nit 70 oleiem Oemd(e
ais ibnen bellstt; Denn man erlaubt
lbnen 70 uiel Wruno Su 0orten, als
fle Su boa,n punIben uno es ttsbt il,
nen frept )eoe beIlebi9e gcmifort
su sieben. Sbr 2rro wirD Gus
Ne!f0tornnebl eebaefen, nOpon lle
INNER senus baben. Chen (o iltes
lbnen 9efottet Gefh9el III Sieben,
pas Snmeilen Don ibnen an Sspsrtogsnl
oDer spenn lle 3efub babsn, aufeetra,
gen piro. Sbre &telouns 1T srob, js,
op1 gut. 8rennitof baben Gs immsr,
fort eenue, papon lie t1lebr perbrau-
|bet, o!S ibre Meilter. Mltb befom-
|men lle IN Der Sille, ater erft noboem
|man Den Nabm ab9enpm bot.
Selten bsfemmen fe Sntter1 ausse,
nDmmen es miro mebr er,ell9t, als
mon in nben netBen SauiIlsnS nSraub.t-
Ole Semerfungen bs5'ebsn 1icb etnsig
|ouf Die plautafben -Sclaosnt ceun
man bat MID perilcherty pa6 Die
9aus-Selaoen eben 70 gut leben pis
lbre gi9nert nur NIT Dem unter(sDiepl
oab fie ibr @6eu erit befommen, tladr
Dem es auf Dem SiiD Der 9Bei6en &C..
|,pden lit. Sic Arbeit, tpel6e 1ts ser
ribfen, betrdst m6t t1,ebr als spsp
Drlttet BON Dem, ipas Durb tpel(e Qr.
better i'm olerben 9etban Miro. -.t
Sn Cen Saome)lltben e taoten,
81 u - &. Il
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Westliche beobachter. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1836-1837, 1836-07-29

8ebetm ni6 y oH.-gint Giffe
tpurpe in Der 5etenoare, nabe &aign's
geintt pbtoefabr Msile oen gos1as
Dem 90. 6. gefunoerA sltbalteao ZEN
Sbrper etaes Snabstti spelber obne Of
len 2pelfst eellicrpet tuospea III. Ser
&6rper mar fstae tange 3eit nagia;
1etn &cpf tpar fbreefiitb serftbiaaen.
Rabe oabet tnatos oer Sbfper eines
Mannes 9efuuoem Der rpis e., mlen
pprt ertranFen 1T. Dte 9eridbte 10
Neu- eSerlsv fo.lseu biefe Sa6e gebbgig
l,uterfiibsn nno ben M6goer easfnoi9
tnatbell.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-27
1AYs OF THEE xzuMEUGGERs
THE eRAEn JUNCTION.

THE GRAND JUNCTION. AIR, 'sPotatoes groa0 in Limerick" Come reach thy fist in fellowship good neghbor unto me- And try if Fed. with Democrat for awhile agree; The Billingsgae used of late either side forego Wen sink each minor difference, and fight the common Come rally then, ye humbug men, and lay the White
 lnen tow. Among you arc high and dry and fnieaI n nd fine And grudge join in politics with folks like me and mine Blackguards wfh Bankers, Dirt with Dons will make
 motley row. Yet sink that minor difference, and join to fight the foe Come rally then, Ye huhhug men, and lay the White
 men low. We know office hunting souls, how trimming and
 how tame, In all your and all your ends blind impotcu and
 lame, Such poor poroons that goose you scarcely can say
 ho! But we'll forget that difference 6ght the common foe Come rally then ye humbug men, and lay the " hite
 men low. You think blue light Federal dogs without grain of
 gtace-- For treason for arson fit, or any thing but-piace; If our hands not clean why yours are but SO so ct never heed the difference join and fight the foe come r"ity then, ye humbug men, and lay the White
 men low. '-NAeH "S sHai tdu tne Van-heS edefd to the
 core. Forsyth and cushman, Hubbard and some i've and forty
 more. Who cares for Jackson now, my boys7 Van Buren is
 the go; And we'll simply sink the difference aud fight the com
 foe.
 Come rally then, ye humtlg men, and lay the White
 men low. We know you hate us heartily. but still we want your
 aid For to office through the mire and mud would glad
 ly wade While we for Northern Presidents and Abolition ro. So never mine the difference but fight common foe Come rally then, ye hambag men, and fay the White
 men low. "TnE sForts" shall be our motto--for in that we all
 agree, And the black flag of the pirate crew our orifiamme
 ehall he-- From out the public treasury the bribery fund shall ov So let us sink each difference and fight the connon foe coniv faiiy fhsu hanbg men, and ay sis 1Ys hiia
 men low. Come on ye rasanufn clan, we'll put you in the front As Santana does his conycs to bear the bsitle hrnt Come on ye humbug veterans-your prowess haste to
 show; Ye odds and ends and pangs haste to M ht the common
 foe.
 Gene rally then. ye hnnbns men, and lay the White men low
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-27

The Huntsville Democrat heads it's CO., lumn, 's.Uaviin Taa Barea. reg1ttarfy flomi- nated by he Baltimore Conueation," (true! Humbug forever, Ee-aw!) opposed to He U. states Bank, 3 (and he petitioned for branch of it in Bhfalo,) s.to internal improvements by the General Goperament," (and he voted for the Cumberland road bill ) s'to the tarif," :" land he voted for the tariff of 1924 and 1928, ) so auhifcattoa and abotaion,v (and he@o- ted against the admission of Missouri, for restrictions in Florida, and to allow free ne- groes to vote in New York. The Demo- crat is certainly making fun of the people of Alabama.
 Clay's Land Bill has passed the Senate. 9 to q. Brown, Buchanan, Hill, Hubbard, King of Ga. Niles and shepley, all ad1ninis- tration men, voted for strtking, out the first section, which gives ten per centum of the proceeds of the public 1ands to the new States, including Arkansas.
 We Iearn from undouBted authority, says the Memphis Gazette, that Gen. Gaines has countermanded the requisition which he made on the Governors of Alabama, Tennes- see, Mississippi and Louisiana, for troops.
 'sGlorious triumph in Coanecticmt' the Van Boren papers are screaming. Yes, ve- " glorious. Every abolitioni5t in the State voted for Van.
 The Gazette makes a great noise about Clay's Land Bill. Why, does not that pa per know that Gen. Jackson was one of the very first to recommend that Tefyy measure? Read for yourselves.
 ''To avoid these evils it appears to me that the most safe, just, and federal dispo- sition which could be made of the surplus revenue, would be it's appoftlonment among the several states, according to the ratio of of representation. ."- President Jackson's Message to Congress, 1929.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-27

Volunteers are continually leaving differ eat parts of the United States for Texas. We also observe that some memorials on the subject have been presented in Congress bus no action will be had on them.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-27

In concluding some reniarks, said: He
 thought the committee, constituted as they
 were, had done themselves great credit, by
 concession to the opinion of those from
 whom they differed, and he, for one, return
 cd them his sincere thanks. Under all circumstances he would be welt satisfied with the right of suffrage, as it will soon be established, and would give it his zealods support as well ill his capacity of delegate as that of citizen.
 Again--(see page 476)--Mr. Van Buren said '.he had voted against total and un- qualified exclusion (of blacks)--for he would not draw a revenue from them, ai,6 yet deny them the right of suffrage. But this proviso met his approbation. - They were exempt from taratioa, until they had qualified themselves to vote. The right was not denied to exclude any portion of the community, who will not exercise the right of suffrage in it's purity. This held out inducements 10 industry, and would se- cure his support"
 We, the undersigned, havo compared, the foregoing extracts with the published proceedings of the Debates of the New York Convention, and find them truly and accurately copied. WM. R. JOHNSON, D. r. SLAUGHTER, RoBT. CAMPBELL, Jos. MAYO, gNo. M. BoFrs, K. K. MEADE, J. ". PEGRAm, ". ROBERTSON, J. PAGE, ALLEN WILSON, II. RHODES, DAN'L 4. WILSON. BENJ. H. SMITH,
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-27

We understand that Col Sevier has for borne pressing the bill for our admission, in order to have certain appropriation bills pass ed, which might be defeated fer eoHstitasion- al scruples after we become State. We shall, therefore, hardly be admitted till near She end of the session.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-27

The firm of Snaith S Reed has been dis solved by mutual consent. Mir. Smith has retired from the Times office, and that paper is now solely owned and conducted by MT. Reed, who has hoisted the White flag. We
 .a <: :s:st ifsci,c. f:rc. the side of cor rect principles. true republcanism and the interests of the West. We tender him the right hand offellowship, and make no doubt he will be found doing battle manfully by our side.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-27

The Hon. EDWARD CRoss has been au- pointed Surveyor General of Arkansas. and the nomination confrmed-pice James <. Conway, resigned.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-27

A Post Office has been established at Pc cahontas, Randolph county, in this Terrlto- ry, and Thos. o. .Narr appointed Postmas-
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-27

The Gazette boasts of the great vote the party" will get i6 Washington county. The less chance men have, the greater noise they make, always. Stick pigs head be- tween two pickets, and the closer you wedge him the louder he'll squeal.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-27

The election of two White men in Camp bell county, Va. was followed by the extin- gushing of the Lynchburg Democrat, the on- ly Van Buren paper in the county.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-27

Ex-Gov. Pope has been nominated by the citizens of Washington county Ky. as can didasc for Lieutenant Governor.
The Arkansas advocate., 1836-05-27
THE ADVOCATE.

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