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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-08
From he 81. Augustine Herald, l4fh Ill.
FROM FLORIDA.

FROM FLORIDA.
The remainder of the Cherokee Delega-
ton ps,yed in this eily last week. They
n,e the bearers Of talk from John Ross,
an influential chief Of the Cherokees 10 the
SemnoIes. They have authority to coh'ey
unharmned, any Of the Seminole chefs who
NAV desire TO visit The city OF Washington,
for the purpose of concluding treaty.
The delegation had an interview with
The chiefs IA the foit on Saturday. We
understand this interview was strictly con.
fined 10 professions Of friendship between
themselves. We further learn that these
chefs we're delighted at the interview, aud
are sanguine as TO the result ct their under
taking.
Tie Seminoes are little inclined to treat,
we think, except 10 procrasiinale, aud OF
such treaties We have had enough.
Sam Jones is now considered the whole
head and from, q the Seminole var. Those
who know hlm represent him a great rdS.
cal. Our readers Will recollecl that some
tine after the capitulailon OF MlcanoPy,
some negroes came IN who reported that
the Semnolcs had deposod MicanoPy aud
elected Sam Jones IN his stead. II IS re-
ported that the HicasuAies are Determined
to remain 10 The country at all hnztfds.
The Florida returned from Mosquito on
Sunday last.
Brig. Gen. Hernandez and suite came
passengers. Twenty one negroes belong
no to Nessfs. Crudgcr aud Depes ster, Mag.
Heriot, and the estate of Maj. Nooodrp'f
were brought up 10 the Florida. The ne
groes state that large number Of ludidns
are assembled near Indian River ready 10
fight.
Two Indians were brought toto to"n yes
DAY who we're captured Oh the ives, s'de O
The 81. Johns. They confirm the repnrt u
the negroes who wefe brought from Mosqui.
to, that the Indians are concentrated and
waiting for a fight. They say that they
are 10 number about 1000.
The steamboat Florida sailed this morn.
ng with L 5, Troops lar Mosquito. She
towed out the schr Agnes, Houston, witt
troops, provisions and forage Tor tia, post
We regret, 70 learn that Col. Warren
and lis lady % their return from s.. Mary 5
were t4roan from the carriage aud both o
them severely tllurcd. The smaller bone
II O.. VS. Il. vas fractured. We ar,
aa9y Il Aear that they are both % Tie re
cJyefy,
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Old Testament.

We never shall be happy and con'en,ed
peopIe-our country will never be- truly
prosperous or morally strong, until We all
settle down upon old fashioned American
feeling, industry aud economy. So long as
our young ladies' chase after French nllin.
ers aud our young men after EngIsh
Iockies 50 long as every thing aud every
body that come form over the water. with
SPICE OF extravaganza and geuliIty, are
consulted as patterns and exempIars. we
shall be descending in the scale as repub!i.
cans, and loosIng that genuine, downright
independent American character which IL
should be our honest pride to naintaia.-
Mechanic and Fdrmer.
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LOOK our FOR MueREts NFy

.Ntssrs. EdiF0rs .--- 4 .cs dats.#ei e
n G. Ruau, IT Talbot COUNTY haa .a
of | O negtues stolen ifom hlR.
the cifcuH stances there : la degli Pr
men have calicsd them III. Il sret,,
lhe escape 1t the mgfoe- sna veil aa.i
ct. a. no trace It ibem has, ~ 1ei =
discovered. and they must haze bsa f
slded with means 10 carry ~ 4 a'at
their ARTICLES as thet dld. ~ g 80
Ioak out and b. waicb'uI - olsnhai y
uafl.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-08

MANY of the public buildings, the ward
rooms OF the committees, several OF our no.
tells, and some private dwellings,, were iliu-
minated during the evening. Bohhres aud
beacon lights, fireworks and the roar Of
cannon, music and PROFESSIONS, were seen
and heard through the night. The city,
Tor nearly twenty four hours, continued IN
the enjoyment of uninterrupted hilarity aud
fesllyity. The Loco Focos attacked two or
three of the PROFESSIONS, but received quite
as many kicks as coppers for their oDsets.
For the want of better arguments they met
their Opponents with showers oil mud, dart,
stones, and broken bricks. This Is a prac
teal illustration of unsophislicaied Loco
Focoism.
Our grand display of fire. works was post.
poned from last evening 10 thus evening.
New YORK, Nov. -.
We arc celebrating the fifty fourth ann
versary of the Evacuation OF New York,
by firing powder-hanglug out our flags,
reviewing troops, parading the streets, aud
SO forth and so Oh. The whole affair IS 10
end in an evening salute one or two pGbic
balls; an ILLUMINATION oil our Theatres, aud
10 feast or two ~ honor Of the day and
the occasion. 4 heavy snow storm winch
begun last evening, and continued until
late this morning, somewhat mars the
pleasure of the day. One o'ciocf L. NJ,
bright sun shines upon US. be storm,
however, has KEEP, back The Providence,
Hartford, and New Haven boats.
believe Messrs. Bell aHd Graves and
Underwood arrived in the city Yesterday
afternoon from Connecticut. \ public diu
ner Will be gwen to them, and some thsriy
or forty honored gentleman, mostly mem
bers of Congress. Mr.. Webster wlil be
present aud Will address the meeting. Mes.
srs. Southland, Freiinguysen, Pennington
and Lew Liucolh, with Other distinguished
men, will be among the guests. he DIN
der Will be one OF he most splendid eVcI
gwen ~ the city. The object IS a contln
uation ofthe Wing celebration. The grea
mass Of People are unwilling to cease lhel
pubic rejoicing. Hence the general JOY
The Wings have also called a pubic
meeting this evening, 10 make PREPARATION
or Illuminating Ia. stores aud H. piece
# The Poor Of New York. Al rif1ft wi
he made to raise leu Thousand dollars, All
more II possible. THIS IS to DC The gram
" h. finale OF the Wing jibiIee, IN houu
Of the New York triumph.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-08

tHitg II Geolaetcai Nvrtgt-fi
sor DlcattI. tie Maryland state Geo !
has Iust returned trom tour 81 cNau.aa' !
and bas found 10 Montgomery county ~
twelve niles 81 the Baltimore and " T =
Road, an ineNhauslible Supply = eafa
ore, lthe naicflnl Il Cromc yelto" ~
which - pfortnnced q be e The fes II
tv. Hitherto the inhabitants q Ihe " !.
IN uhlch this mineral has treo found "
unaware of It's value, have thought 81 !
IN worthless. II IL worth Gu ne sA
expectation 10 Europe.
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Borie Kaires emo 90 for duels.-Mr.
Osmun Claiborne, Of Jackson, Miss. broth.
er to the Congressman challenged Mr..
John r. Richardson, wing the latter pro.
posed +" Bowie Knives" which Osrnnn
rejected. Mr.. Richardson then posts him
as coward and swindIer.
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with that ether eminent character who has hnAiiy
been called TO il, as setting just value upon the
will eli the people. BY order of the meeting:
THOMAS MELDERRY.
To AARox BrRR. Vice President slse. Of the
L. Sales of Amerioa.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-08

Ab@ence If Mind l0dger in hotel,
alter washing himself 10 the morning, wiped
us 'ace "iih newspaper, and sat down to
pefuse the napkin; be did not discover his
error until he attempted to tear oil corner
"herosith to light lis CT sar.-Naa. Ina.
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rae Sc 81. cammels!a! Al,erll.er

The New iarl, Commercial Advertiser
bias tho following Election anccd9,e:
very amusing anecdoie i related M
contex,on NEa the lale eeclton ID this city,
winch i none the worse t3r being True.
A. honest German, who ha- reslded 10 The
country long enough 10 become Disguised
srh the currency experiments II liessrs.
jackson, Kendall IAN Hurea and Co., was
invited o attend the meeting NJ Harmony
ilaIl--lhe Wing lead quarters Il he fourth
.ard. The German mlslook la,nmany -
place where Harmony has noi recently
pfeyaled--;or the Wing place II meeting
aud IN be vent. Watching IT. oppofiu
atty 10 make a speech, he mounted the rus
trun, aud began. Sbculemrns | dO not
ppliepe dat dc members 1t Mr. Van Blu.
reH's cabinet sh 50 much knasts a. iuols.
Here the audience Logan - stare. But,
,leutlemens, | peliege Cat dr President isl
kuayc ana fool both = Turn bim cot Il
Turn HIM eui !" was me Instantaneous shout
1t the Loco Foco Sicnrofs, and The poor
Herman was quite amazrd. /" Ks, = SAID
lie, vas invited % speak u de Harmony
Hali II The crowd nov pressed up.n bim,
and be was handed out Of doors--qul sen.
slbe Of ats mistake.
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An Example for Youth

An Example for Yomh.-lr,,
IN destitute circumstances was M, 1--WE %
apprentice to a mechanic. For ~ s "a
he was the youngest apprentice 'y ~
course had TO 90 efrands for the an. - ''a
and not unfrequenlly 10 proep,e er.'alo'
ardent spirits, Of which an e,re, ~ ~
parIook : because as they said !, Z, = 'p'a'
good. lie however used uore y
consequence OF it, was the oti.c,
rldlcue from the older apptcntIess
as they sald, he had noi suihete,., ~, I'm
to drink rum. And as they wc,s !.
over their poison, be under their ,e,
ten retired, and vented his grief
But now, every one of tie uIdp, =.
ces, We are informed is u du,t5,5
the drunkard's gave: aud IN, IN.
apprentice at whom they used h.
sober and respectable, worth
thousand dollars. In his e0pIo,os.
about one hundred men, who d. po,.
den, spirits: and he Is exeriing ana "
thousands on Influence IN Tie h,k,,
gree saluiary, and which may te tf,,.-
ted by them 10 future generations III /,
the means, through grace. el ~
multiludes, mol only for Us, luse., 49, I
spsctabilIts on earth, but lor an f,r...
and eternal weight Of glory Ia L,.,.
London Visitor.
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Tho effect of the news OF ne -
Election upon the Richmond Efq''s
very amusing. This print af's W. 4
who has received an electric FoVa
finding that be il not KILLED OF W.
calls out to his compauohs-~ !, IA
tacnds-we are not dead YET
Gazetie.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-08

4 Vcferan-Thcre Is nov H'Ir
Lawfeuce,ilie, Tia. Revolutionary y
named John DAVIS. whn served lhf'As' \
whole Of the revolution, and = to'
years old. Ito will noa ride % hots
20 miles a day with ease; he NfIlf' ~
spectaclcs his hearing Is co,d a,'3 Y
firm and elastic though, says tie iasF
sille Gazette. be cannot bat aeSl9s
that he begins 10 feel the effect p o4
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-08

Pugiiisfic Punctnulton.-A Van Buren,
editor 10 Mississippi threatens to pu, fun
stop over each Of the eyes Of the editor Of
the journal Let him try it. Whilst he
Is putting hts full stops over our eyes, va
will put his nose IN u parenlhes,s.-.I Prentice.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-08

The Bttfa. Currency. It h e"'
the Nalehez Courier sase--'' v ~.
TO renew our little stock Of spef'e r.
agc. We gave ten dollar hH ~
crised N lieu thereof IN silver "ftAS
half dollars Members Of Cong
Government officers ho receive WY
Ia specie will find profitable bu'I'"
changIng money at this rate.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-12-08

man If nu.i atinAbie rnaiactcr, Il elr 4
priae'pies. and II exlensse mttgssl
lis literary s'tanmenis Ncfe hig q
spectacle. snd he IL the author gyel
useful publications., weii known 70 l.a 81
iic. aad bad bssn for mans = & u
ipf cf lhas salnalle vet sis eabIeala q
New EngI nd Palmer H. ga.scai
date ief election TO DAY asa Rept, 4
tsve tor thl~ city 10 tbs Oeueui tsgf--
| RaxteH n. 4ae.
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Hinbfe Calculation. --'the following IL
said 70 BE- display, at one view, 81 the mum.
ter d Books, Chapters, Ners.s, Letters and
Notds, contained IL he English iraosla
ton II the Cd aud New leslameais
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A Small Family. On wednesday nigh,
says the New York Express, six hundred
and iorty.seven persons slept in the Astor
House, and, by the bye, were not crowded.
How many villages afe there IN our country
That make considerable show, that do moi
contain more than this number.
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A passionate Lauyer. The ouy fault
~h,eh i2lpey ead vas swearing, whieh
seemed habrual IN hts kindness a. Wei az
IN his angry moods; aud not being . W
fashionable at that time, a. Il fortunately
IS at the present, II was scarcely looked
upon as moral failing. 4 client, CALM
upon bun one day after ire usual saiu'alions
proceeded on.
Mr.. lmpey, | want you immediately 10
ISSUE "rit against --, who owes inr
$40. lie called upon me about an hour
SINCE and told me that, he aas going OUT of
town to morrow, or the ncSl day, IL could
Gully uow pay me SO Of lis deot. want
YOU, therefore, to arrest bun at once for t..c
ythef $50"
lmpey : counienance began to work, but
depressing hts Indignation, lie quietly asked
hun If the mah vas poor.
Poor Oh, 70 be sure | would not ar
rest him If he we're not.
lmpey, who vas q very humble man,
could no longer control his anger at the
hearlless Injustice Of hts client; but, work
ng himself up with string Of cpl,hels, ran
on thus:
You rascal Why, what Do you take me
for iou scoundrel What arrest
poor man the very DAY be ha paid you
$50 and that half of the debt Out o mg
house slrrah +! and never do sou Iet ne ;, c
that lace again Oul, say
AT the same time, the yehemence with
which be jumped upon his legs. overthrow
one Of the office stools; aud the apparent
rage he @as IN, the c'atler II The furniture,
aud the haste with which lmpey attempted
TO replace il, 50 frightened the unhappy
client, that snatching Up his bat be made
but one step 10 the door, and vas out Of
SIGHT 10 an instant.
Singular Death An aged lady IN Ham.
den IA this county, named Ford, came to
her death few DAYS since 10 the following
singular manner. A bat flew into the room
where she was sitting ia the afternoon 81
that day, aud ahghted upon piece Of fold
I'd linen near her. She arose for the be.
oe.olent purpose of giving the bird the free.
dom u out door ar again. but could scarce.
" detach il tron the cloth. She al length
sdcreeded, when turned upon her aud bit
her hand most severely, from which wound
The i-dy died soon after, exhibiting symp.
toms not unlike those Of hydrophobla. -
Ven Hdrea Palladium.
4 WI IN rhyme. The viii Of Mr..
Whealstane, a Lahd II Chanccry lane So
hector, eNcl'rd some surprise when, on be.
M opened, Il was remembered that the
fes'alor wa never, during his life, suspect.
RI q q rhyme
- = IL rny earthly good. nov or % BE- in utore
give then, - ny beloved wic nd sons, for ever
more;
give all RELY | 10 limit fix:
TITS Is NY wiil-4Hd sbe's execntfix.
AbSeace # Mind "A l0dger in a hotel,
alter washing hlnself 10 the morning wiped
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Mind yoir P's and Q's.-Tlc oa,r
tie phrase, mind youf p and O., !,
generally known. In ate houses al
chalk seores were formerly marked r.
the sal!, or behind the sloer Of the tso
It was customary 20 put these INITIAL .s. |
at the head OF every mans account n d
the number Of pints and quarts III n 4
be was m arreafs; and We ma, F;tsa
many a friendly Vsuc 10 haze hgp@
nelgbbor on Iials V ben he ". !
dulglng too 4 stations, a& |
" Gdes Giles r. s,a al
" hrn lah~lgl NJ. "a !
zeaiih Of hes popularity kahssI ".
attsNsfaA M.4
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sho alIeaded tho PERFORMANCE, maIrassl
SGT bsstote him some peas, leHitua
which the animal could not naa. y
which immediately caused him to lap '
cue. The pug rsk'biter femous,fs'td "A
tho author Of the mischief apon the "a
fsa.s SnnSu,x IL. hnd r..t.f !. IL Z. - J
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-17
NOT'gGE THIS.

H9IlE co-partnerahp existing between Lorenzo and
 William I. Gibson, under the firm and style of L < W R Gibson will expire, by limitation, on the lst of April It therefore becomes necessary that the busi- ness o the should he settled as soon as possible All persons, therefore indebted to us by note oT account up to the first of January last hereby requested to cal and pay of their respective dues as no longer in- diligence can be given ltis hoped that all who are in- debted will see tho necessity of attending this notice promptly. L. SW. K. GIBSON.
 Little Rock, 17th Hareh ls37.-5o53w
 N.B. After the lst of April, the business will be continued at the old stand by one of the concern and continuance of the patronage so literally bestowed on them is respectfully solicited.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-17
LOOK AT THIS.

there was any person that paid money to mt or John M Ewing, at the dinner given by Joseph Baker to the volunteers of Pope cogty the 22d February for the purpose Of payng said joseph Baker for the expens incurred by him in preparing the dinner they will please make t known toeaid Baker without delay also request all persons who signed the subscription drawn by Col. Howell whilst 1t was in the hands of U M. Ewing o4 myself to let tleir names be known to- gether with the amount subscribed by each.
 Ny reasons for making these requests, are that tho paper containing the names, ,Sc was inadvertently de- stroyed by John M Ewing believing that those whose were attached to t would probably sign one that was drawn by Esq. Cheney Aa 1t respects myself, called of on other business immediately after sign ing, and had nothing further to do wtht did not re- ceiqe cent of money for Joseph Baker-nor will any candid person say that received any. Yetsome of my enemies se put report into circulation that recey- cd and retained Baers money. These are my reasons feilow-citizsns, for making those requests of yoa-my character and that of my children is suffering from this malicious and slslderoua report set up by lying tongues
 Pope co., March 10, 1s37.-A954w.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-17

10 ee accomplished by doing the act. Is the President he hen that his friends represent him he has man. y breast, and will spurn your childish homage Is he T nero ne VII desplse your fawnng adulation."
 lie then referred to the twenty-eght who voted for ne 1eseiuAen eea those who about to erase it. Place these in one scale and place these env-font m The other, and let justice and parohsn--iustice on earth aud justice above decide the preponderance- Bo they pretend to mpeaeh our eharacterl we stand aloft and defy their efors.' He then called upon them to go to their work "Go to your work. gentle men, go 10 your workand when you have accomplish se s=5o home and tell your people that you have tnguished one of inc brightest lights of the consu- uon-seaed the mouths Of ;he Senate--siienced the battefY-spsed 'he cannon and ifthey listen 10 the recital with feelings of ealaess or Psas,re they not the American Freenen that have always suppos- ed then to be''
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-17
N0rEGM.

BEING about to aave the State for some months all " persons whom it may concern are hereby notified ta2s @ @F v, z. |, TGexA1tr is my authorised agent dqfng my absence, and is ay empowered by inc to te ana arrange any and Qll business whatever, which my aase 4 lae slate, as faF nevery respect US my sci could settle and arrange the same
 JOSIAH PERRY. Johnson O., Ark, lIareL ldth. isaa -a0dam.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-17

The following is extruct of letter from Washing
 ton to gentleman in this city, referring to the de-
 bate in Senate the passage of Benions Expung-
 ing Resolution
 : I wish you had been here to hear Mr. Clay on he Expuoging Resoution.' All the beauty and chiv- airy of ihe city was there never witnessed such cro,cd of fashion. was crooked up into a complete mark of interrogation Many came and gave an anx- ions look upon Is, and went away. N. P. Willis came-heayed sigh-but there not room for a sigh: go it nor he ever entered. About one o'clock the orator arose=-and never sun rose more clearly, nor set more spienddIy. He commenced by sustain ing the resolution of censure that inc Senaes passed rpon the President, showing that the removal of the depositas was Illegal and exhibited the dangerous con- sequences that have resulted from itthe evils of placing so much power n he hands Of one indl9dual, Sc. He quoted passage from Tamcs' Cardinal Richileu--" Richleu was | man who could bear no contradiction '-fhere are others who can bear no contradiction, but will not be specic.n
 After reading all the stWdereoSes prefxed 10 Sen ator BeAtaas resolution-" Why, sir 1t Is like kite it Is like comet, only the tail goes befofe.a But when he came to the means proposed, by which the resolution was to be expunged--" Draw around it your baby-nes, and then transmit inc pen, as sa- cred reic to the most worthy of the majority; and which the throne has been erected, which he fills in honor ef ths days proceedings he may institute order: the I Knights of the black nes.'
 Fl asked if General Jackson came feeble tremb- ling mendicsnt b the door of lne Senate Where IS there man whose ambition has been more signally re- szed . The bank five years ago was tho most popu- lar iatifuon i1 the county he spoke and vas gone -id ha grasp sceptre2 has Ie not transmitted t te his layolie and hs fsnds7 He then asSed the good
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-17

Bounty Lalads.-yi thin . few weeks, six or seven hundred the tracts of land granted military boun- tes in this State and struck of heretofore to the Ter ritory for non-payment ftaxcs, have been redeemed This will put some ,0o0 into the state Treasury enough to put us out of debt. There are, we believe. about 1000 CT 1900 tracts yet to ba reaaemsa VII also be profitable to the Treasurer a the State 4he
  ssaenption. hess o'stE ahaat tha t4s af the Treasurefwhile l;s lator is ten times as greaE We do not suppose tlat tas gs much too srge- but tlle Audit9E ax9 bs na aaans gss
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-17
Philip atterson.

Ind now this daY appeared in open court the con- painant by her solicitor Freeman and appearing to the satisfaction ofte Court by the sheriff s return of o est on the summons h this cause returned that the sad defendant, Philip Patterson is not an nhahfant If this county: t is therefore, motion of Freeman. so eitef for complainant aforesaid ordered by court that an alias summons issue in this cause, and that the same together with this order be published in the Ar kaasas Advocate, newspaper published at Little Rock for SIX successive weeks prior the next term of this court requiring the said defendant to be and appear at tae next term of the Circuit Court for the county of Ar eor-s5e l tila viiiiiaee of AfEansas, on the second Monday in April next, and plead answer demur the complanants bill in this case dea or the will be taken as confessed against hinl, and decTesd accordingly.
 ieste, D. c. ". LEAyITT, clk.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-17
EMraet of a Ieltsr tloln Ilse Non. |. YsLl. aated

2Asfdct or letter rom tie EAon <. lELL dated
 eb. 18th, 1887. DabR sln-Eor the information of my constituents, have dropped you. as well as he edaor of the Ga zse, fife arrangements provided by ii,e Postmaster General whch hope viii be satisfactory for he pres en and tahe routes will be carried into effect forth with. lie 10 have desly steaulboat from Mem- pta to h- Crleans-the mails to be Jeff al every post office on the Mississippi river.
 tr!-aoaekig stage route frem Helena to Little Rock. which will make the aiter place the principal point of destination for all Soaiberp and igesiega nsais-- That hope will compensate for their former negli- gence.
 Ne have the promise, also, from the 1st of Decem- Der next of tefsapeekly stage route from Little Rock to Washington, Hempsead county;
 From Little Roekto Fayetteville, Washington coun- ty, three times per week,
 With the promise of an1additional weekly mail from Columbia, via Gabeen's post office, to Little Rock, and weekly mail from the mouth Of Arkansas 10 Lit- tie Rock via Pos Pine Bluffs, Sc. which was for mery once in two weeks.
 fear We shall do nothing this sesson--we have < x with old Adams aud B. N. V hitney.
 Yours n haste.