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The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
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The Texas Telegraph, of February 9th, announces .4e fesgaatloa of Gen. Rusk as Secretary of State Gen. j. E. Henderson has succeeded Gen. Rusk, and gal.
 ! he comfy officers the town of Columbia, just elected, are Col. w. E. Hil, Senator; ". P. Scot, Clerk; R. J. Calder, Sheriff; " r. Austin, or A. J. Harris, Clerk of the County Court
 9Pon ike authority of getleman there, late from 5eHar, lac Telegraph states that Mr. Navarro, just arrived at that place. stated the Mexican force destined against Texas, 10 be LOGO troops at Monerry, 2o0o at Salto, 2,90Q at Maiamoas, and about 100 at Lo- redo; all n state of nsubordination, ragged, and haif- f-st2Tved many of them n irons, and that they generally declare they cannot be forced into Texas but VII remain where fhey arc, and defsnd MEXICO agasa@5 ca aaoasias q the Ierians! General Bravo mad Aseh at sao, in command, but finding all things SD insahefdaa'e no provision, money. nor hopes of successful campaign, abandoned the army in disgust and returned 10 Mexico Rlr. Nevarro thinks there w'll bs no invasion for tbe ensuing year. The Tele graph places implicit con6dsrce in the above intelli- geHce, .A4ens. Enq.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27

;n our Palace at Washington, what the world call cheese. Quod erat dssnonstrond1mi (see Benton a.. gain to-day, in the Globe,)--the Engshman wil bloW his brains out any day to have monument in West minister. All Ffance seems Q b. seeking Dmortai- ty in the attempted assassination of her king Io wear . corouet Engfshmen would sal Niagara down. All this is droii-wipa droll--sths bsher of she Black Roap is droll-the woolsaek is droll-- sishpps R white robes and powdered hair are droli-- why then should not Americans celebrate the birthday of the greatest sf human beings upon csftir-i need not say R $ Washington 1 mean-by sclsag cheese? Answer me, if you can
 it1aie so ths cheese party, which he President has given us II did moi stop 10 Gen. Jackson I feehle and he retired leas before tAe multitude vsfs in. But few saw him, of the mass that cane. This is the iast of his appearance in he mansion allotted 10 the President elhe Ueited States. wish aa hap pior and qdieter home in he Hermitage than he can have had here, where he has had many leeehes tc bleed him, and 10 bleed the people under his care.-- Hr Van Bnren will, without doubt, tvern court e- quehe amazngly,--and, sure am, hS will never give US an other feed at cheese.
 o. ?. c. IN WAsHlNGToN.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
GOOD NEVIS.

By the arrival night before laa:, of the p...
 Gutter Dcaer Capt Rudolph, from Tatnpa Bas @ place she ist o the 9th nst we learn that Col IWqeA army, bad fallen in with tho enemy al tba Ig 0i the Lestee, attacked, and beat them. Ibe l.a'chss conference with tho hostile Chiefs and an a' was 10 Raeet at Fort Dade the 18th inst to sment terms olpeaee. eusa tho
 PfiP, the son-in-law of Micanopy, and e.n.,
 vaFilofs are said to have been killed, 0hst taken prisoners, mach Indian properly tsksa n al, loss killed aF5l 3 wounded. Uur
 Cen. JesuP has had an interview with tbo c,. ]. Alligator Jumper and Abrehaas and strone bo. ensss ndalgsd that tho conference at Fort Drane gpss arc snlt.in permanent peace '''ay fe- aa. es sess ;. 7eraatiea @ nay be implicitly relied 10 doubt of is correctness IeasaeoIz e.. 1 ean os
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27

cannot expect to perform the arduous task with equal ability and success. But, united have been in bis counses daily witness of his exclusive and unsurpas sed devotion to his country welfare agfeeng with him in sentiments which his conntrymsn hare warmly sup pofed and permitted fa psgtake largely of his coHh- deaee, taaf Aepe that somewhat of te same ehearng approbatien will Do found to attend apon ny path For him. I but express, with my own, the wIehes fall- thnt ho my yet long ies 0 enisy te bfiant evening of lis well spent liI and, for myself without fear, itssnsfness and it's kndnnss. Beyond that only look to the gracious pfotaction Of the Divine Being. whose strengthening support haably solicit, and whom er- vently pray to look down upou us all Clay t De among tac dspsnsutens proYidense to baFs our beloved country with honors and with length of days may her va be nays peasantness, and all her patha be pence
 MARTIN VAN BUREN
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
FROM FLORIDA.

0seoia E himself again, or rather stia; notb..
 surrendered to 5ssup The following from tbe 1ss'1g Bulletin of tAe loth is the latest news from N Y
 of war. 'e theatre m ass9qR @ s {se9ssd E Z 5y e Fzprsss yesterday stat, soon as Na imagined. Gen Jesup had aarepsa as D7dss Battle GfqGnd and afier waiting so0a as 70 had az yet seen noihing of the chiefs or their faos95as excepting Abraham and about hundred obars ah.
 had pad free ngress and egress 10 and rom inc " "o negroes belonging o Gen Hernandez, escaass rem he Indians, very recently and report that rnpo dssenion among the Indians, the chiefs qbpo as' m sisn ana tae young warriors al being opposed to !, 1aeEe $ aet as vas supposed any scarcity of anm. nlon among them, on the contrary the negroes ssv t4ey are ientifay supplied There are vet tossths, more than 400 fighting men, besides those dispersed @iia f1eir amlllea Gen Jesup had sent to Gary,s and he steamer Forssle, had been despatched to S. vannah for provisions 'sa-
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27

ieIPoRTASq FROM FLoRIDa.-9He Tar not end,1 get 1z-3as Baltimore Chronicle ssys:--y slips from Charleston, under date ef March l. o have late syi. css flem Florida. The information from General J,s. uP' who was at gade's Battle Ground, is far fiom 400 horses to the campaign the Chiefs bav;na not come in according 10 agreement, and that ,hs steamer Forester had been despatched 10 Sayannsb on Sunday last '''''aA
 Hosf.tes were to have commenced again on the 25th inst. Two negroes, who were taken by inc Tn. 3ans in May last, had laada tE9if escape They state ttat tiefe IS great deal edisssntion in fife nafon
 The Chiefs are wiling to give up but the young war. flafs afe agefs9 to t. They have plenty of amnuni llaa ard tes hundred fighting men in Philips tribs.
 1asf place 70 confidence m the professions of General JasuP, Hhca dsters them fon agreeing to an armjs. tce.9
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27

DANGER OF NIGHT Locxs.-The Utica Democrat says, few nights ago. when he alarm was given o fire at the National Hotel, gentleman of his city sprang from his bed and ,o tie front door, but while lie was looking up street and down ssest the door blew to, and it beng furnished with night lock, hs found himself fastened out standing cuotlss on the soae steps, the ihermanaater at len below zero.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
of Major General HAcoMn:
 ROGER JONES, .4dj. General.

Iadieroas Sceas.-The Boston Trayeofrelafes fae following :--A singular scene occurred yesterday ia She Artiss Gallery during anti-siagesy meetiag-- hr. Siaunton, who was addressing the numerous as semblase felt suaden affection of the lungs and vas obliged 10 suspand his remarks by reason of coughing The propensity seemed contagious; immediately great numbers ot he audisnee set sneezing and coughing: rush was made 10 ae aoqr, aud the meeting Was ee- pleely brokea up. On examination it agpesed that some nlisehevous person had sprinked cayenne pep- per on the heated QTo n the room, which soon inus- ed its sternotatory powers among those present.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27

Upon Ooih end Upon Hoaor--The glarefns.t Ea- gle says that q seectman of q town in New Hamp- shire, appraised lard at her dollars for the acre and afterwards al thirty cents and that the first appra sal vas upon oath, the second upon honor.
 Bostsx .iEoYrsng Post,
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27

Altered Aoiss.-Wa wsrs yesterday shown 2 note on the CoiasfeiaI and Raii-fdoa Baab of Vseksbaro purportiae to be for Fiity Dollars but which proyed 10 De haes Dollar noe altered to F{fb Itis rathsr cinmsy executed, but vol calalated to deceive tasc Wno sfe pot good judges. Gag. ot Iaesaaa.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27

The editor of the Toledo Blade, in nothing the fact. that splendid coach had been made from the tinhsrs ot the fneats Consultation. IS present Gen. Jack sen, says pthily2" the first lime the old Roman has ridden on the raaa oi the Constitution"
 flh Fs To,.r
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27

LATER FRoM ENCLARD.--By the packet ship In- dependence, Captain Nye, from Liverpool, we hays received intelligence 10 the 25th of January.
 The Ia8assea rages to a frightfu extent in England and France, in which latter il is called La Grippe" Some private accounts say that the malady in rea- Y typhus fhis is wholly improbable typhus is too well characterized and too papable in its physognomy 10 be coniounded with any other disease. It is pos slble, however, generally happens with epidemic catarrh Cor nauenza fl Is caled that the teFmina- tioa ofthe disease has typhoid tendency, many ef tho cases end fatally.
 The accompces of Lsuis Bonaparte at Strasbourg, haYe to h4 asonishment of he Parissns, been acqu- ted.
 The Ministerial Address of the Trench Chambers to the King has been carried with few trivial excep- tions.
 Lisbon continues in state of muce agitation.
 The Qaeen's troops are preparing to attack the earist positions in tho north of Spain
 4 letter from KingAton, Jam. referring to the szis- ting differences between Great Britain and New 0ren' ada, says
 have not the least doubt that the British Govern, ment coptempates takng possession of Panama ans het ihey asa to keep ', oppeafs esrtaa Why shoald they not! Lid ret the French take possession of ai- giers for iasulton their Consult Can't we do inc same? The regiment, and two three small ves'el' of war are all we want
 4athe ports of New Grenada are in state o ploca- ade.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27

ANOTHER posr OFFICE RoBERxr-THE RoBHTR cAuGHT--AND S3000 RncovBBeD - he package of letters sent from he Post Office n oity 10 houls- viIle was stolen from the mail on board o the steaFn Boat Ben Franklin on hef way to the attef place on ihe 2sth ut Tbe circumstances oi sas theft and the manner n which the Rebbef vas detected and caught are these.
 The fxcHanee Bank of tas city had on that day re- fated t5 Bo6is9iile paesage of Bank Notes, among ui:ch vzers three $ checks made tereseRlble baus noes1 of prssbure $ Co. on the ahoge bank, which had been paid ard were marked as ca6eeiled. 0nthe 6fhinst one of the cancelled cheeks was found 10 be r circulation ef which our excellent Marshall fir .gft}5t ass informed. wR8 immediately sa about trae ing he sonfce whence t eHanaed since is dePose a ike Mai On tfe 2sth uh II was soon asceftaaed to have been saaed man, nasled AL 2 3 CRAIG who was employed as mate on board ef the Benffank ln bat vho her return trip had iolt the boat at or near "Bg Bone,a Ky.
 No doubt HbW remained but he Was jhe 8iail Rob- Der; consequently BIf. Saaas accon1pane by consta- bies Brooks and 0'Nsd set ou en the 5th in pdr- suit ot the offender They proceeded to Is House, neaf Big Bone, about 23 miles from the Fi4er, aad about % miles below hiscty, where fortunately they aand the esjeet oi taeif pursuit. singing sones ia the midst of his family. He vas instantly seized, and go sudden and eiiecfia was the seizure that he was pre- vented from using largo Bowie knife with which he was armed and which he struggled nanfny to get hold of RIr. s. and his companions found in Craig pos session all the money (s8oo0) the latter had stolen from the Mail bags, except $20o, 0sthis latter sum he had purchased in this place eegant gold watch and chain fer which he paid sls0, and which uas also found upon his person.
 He was brought 10 t5is city, and after an exarana- ton before tie Mayor, committed to iail.
 Among the fnonoy found in his possession was a package. containing SI200 which had been ren,ea by ar. George Graham Jr. of thiy place, to Louisville.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27

CoNGRnss.- that the eesson is over, where inquiry put, .'what has passed2" the reply 'nas would approximate nearest to ruth would be sn'l ,. that made to Queen Elizabeth by Popham aftefwslus Lord Chief Justice, when after long tedious session she ingured-sNow Mr. Speaker, what hath pass0'a. in the. Commons House?'' lie answered--.il 7 please your majesty, seven weeks. v. Nal Cour
 A NEw SpEcULArIoN.--A copy-rgh' for iss s sins of the Erpungng Resolution has been oD'a'ns' from the Clerks eiIics at Alexandra
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27

U9H01-T11 IaTa 7@e1 5aen shown, savs fbe Ale1aadra Gsz7oa, q c9unafait .naaty-fye cenf neee, supporting ta be Of ss ifssv aslssion which is one o he best limitations of he eeaaaatonai curren- ey that we have ever seen. Iris dated }g85, bsiag eI ae fashion ef hesc cins and to al outward aPpeaLance Is pafset aad well ezeelfsd aasrley dol faf by ringing M however, the counterfeit IS at once de'ected as Is without the clear tone of the genuine metal.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27

saius q ,f1r- coEoi8s--rhe fo-lo~ing subscription paper is circulated io }YashingtaS, ;-"We aoFee to subscribe the annexed sums erection Of statue 10 john .. Calhoun n token q lhe ers.isee and ad- mirsiion we teel towards h, iog hs aao ard gallant defence .ef h9 Constitution dabs ,he ardu6us struq- gie o south Garo}na te naq!aia tbe rights otbe South and Of the States and especially pr bis able and con- eiusiVe yiadc@fono oI those gas a iha United States dQrng ths session ol 1sS2-23.@
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-27
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GENERAL ORDER Ab5UTAar GFHER4t.s OFFICE.
 10 5. Nashmet6a Eco r. 1887. l. \ General Court Maraal vilI assemble at the new barracks in Savannah, Georgia, on the 9tn Of March, 1857, or as soon thereafter as practicable, for tie trial ol Major WILL11 GATEs of ths second fe- ginaent of Artillery, aud such prisoners as may be brought befere t. The following named officers are hereby detailed o constitute inc count, being of the highest rank, and the greatest number that ean be con- vened, without manifest injury to the service:
 Bfefet krgadeg General II. BRADY, Colonel 2d Iatanify.
 Colonel F. LINDSAY, 2d Artisfy.
 bfexet 9oiopsl T. 8. HAIBscH, It Artillery CelaEel 3. D. TWIees, 2d Bragoons IReat. Gel. J. BANRHs D. Sd AftiIlery
 Lieut.. Cd. I. CUMMINGS, 2d IaieatrY.
 Bfeget Aaef q. ?. loAAS, 3d &Hifefy.
 brevet Maior J. IR7INc, 4th Artiilsry
 Bgevet Major T. T. EtUHr, 5th Infantry.
 Captain 5. (. IaAHe, 2d Af8iery.
 Captain r. c. GALr, 4th Artillery.
 first Lieutenant VI c. DE HART, 2d regiment of Artillery, Judge Advocate.
 II. b case of the noh-atteadanee of anY of he na- bers ofthe court a he time and place mentioned ia consequence of sickness, or ether unavoidable caHse inc court ajil De organized with a0y number not less thap en'and, 70 constituted, &il proceed with the trial
 By oFd0r ol Major General H4coMB
 Rf1fALtR T4rETG
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bees soms time. eth . quiet. oesniag smile. OBJ
serving the lAdy's curious end puzzled survey Of
his fesiures-~ that Mrs Carroll thinks she secoG-
nizes in me n old acquaintance" Ano be smil-
ed With mysterious air, ~ be gazed upon both a
teroatcly.
The colonel stared, sud faint memory "f the
past seemed be reviewed, he gazed, while The
lady impul.ively from her chair, and bending
eagerly forward over the tea-urn. with clasped
hands and eye ofintenae. eager inquiry. fixed full
upon him, sto0d fH Z moment with her lipo pastcc
az it she would speak.
"Psrdon me, my dear madam-pardon me colo
nell must put an end to this scene. have be-
come ny d,nt Of camP-fare and hard usage, too un-
wieldy to leap again twenty-five feet one inch, e
ven for 30 fair bride one | wOt Of"
The recognition, with the surprise. delight and
happiness that followed, are left to the imagination
Ofthe reader.
General WASHINGTON was indeed the handsome
young "lesPer" whose mysterious appearance aud
disappearance in the native village ofthe lovers. u
still iraditiOnas Wand wlmse claim 10 substantial
body Of bona fde Aesh and bI0d. was s,"utlv con-
tested ~ the village stosy-,ellers, until the happy
DEN"UExExr which ,s.,k place At the ho-Pitable
mansion Of colonel Carroll.
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wosd- expressed the hope and belief that she had
never caused y single tear to a W." She Was bu-
ned j" the village church Of Ruei, aud her body
vas ill wed to the grave, not alone by princes and
generals, hut BY two thousand Por, whose hearts
had been made glad by her bouniy.
Her marble monument bears only this inscr,p-
ton:
'sEseese AND Horfense to yosrpk;ae"
What fund fur future wr,,ers, in her character
and fate and what lesson 10 all IF Us, whether
prosperity or adversely.
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DAYTON CARPET MANURACTOQv.
TUE subscribers, aA~nss as.ss Msssfe,aev
nave n"w oa ha"d, ssS oes fog ssIe,ss H EEeaVG A.
SENTIMENT Of
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aud prepared supply Wssrsam MsacsAAss ~aA a.
pea"s at - gss qualify W ssvoaAe sess o ssy
establishment East Wesa as.Snssss. aAaem 49,
he :d'sess<d, 20 PlERCE Z BROWN,
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06veheageoo y Ranoeu.
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~ boxes Moscat. asd Aalasey,
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90 cases Roots asd Shoes
Together With every other article, usual)v heea Z.
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approved paper.
CINCINNATI. April q. 1887.
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LEATHER! LEATHER!!

JUST secessd al der establishment Opposite Baak
general sssme Of Leather, sistms Of Soe, Upper,
CAT, ming. Banding SKINS. Al.o lsge .s-s,an-at ~,
stu-ses Ies"es ssh Covering hides. Pens dealing
.'ne wi' 'l~sse e"e = call. COALE + uAMlL ION.
Ane. II Id. 1881.
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INF u ARYe-WeWU - ~ A01ooo1I
enNHE subscriber hav,sg aads ss0e assssgeaeeas
= for the accomm0dats0s Of The affected, wieA
lingering diseases, Informs the pubiic that - =
nov prepared to receive patiests for ~ esss u
their maladsss.-Such - afflicted With falsy;
Epilepsy; aGectioe Of The Eyes; WEES; hasd Sod.
ling aud Tumo,; sliG Joisas. eccasiseed - ~
use Of mercury, or Rheumatic a1scsiess; Rbssoa-
tism; White s3weliisgs, Dropsy; a6ecsiss u ~
Kidneys; Sick Headache: 1)sc Ooleresx; Teetes
or Ring Worm; pals add weaksess 10 tAe bsease;
st. Anthony's fire; Liver Compliant; PaiiPss;
Cancers and all other scsofalus diseases.-en sseA
NAV DO cured in much Iose t0o an6 eU1osi0G - ~
patients. BY having then immediatsly se1es ~
notice. DR.. WILLIAM A. 09OCK.
O.rShop ON Mais. scar Front street.
4th mo. %, 1897.
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NOW % THE T1nGRo
PORK. WHEAT. CORN. OATS sa4 0Hse

I'D PORK, WHEAT. CORN. OATS ssd oaa
VI Of the valsalls produce ~ u eessey = ~
generally for this seass aud CAsa 0sst - psoey -
eves thu eansnx ofaiD this, shss fnsosss 80 ee-
veil vay n fstsss ens q o1aee.
work. The money .ssst co0e-these % % .sesa.es ess
that ps.tty shortly. ~. ~A4A.
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WILL &c continued BY the subscriber q se 81
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var.ou. branches. ThOse wishing Their wesk vss'
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January Z, 1887. LII
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zoe, Gee shingles ~ amted,
For which highest prices will be given cash ty
]. BENNETT 4 Co.
Richmo' d, April l, 1887. l3r.
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RaCH.WOWO PA3kseO1USe
Printed and Pxbliabed esevy SsesrSee1
n p. HOLLOWAY 4 B. w. DAVE
r,o~,-, of Main esd Freas Sbs1s

RlCHMOND, WAYNE COUN11s
Ts..s.-rwe Dellass . year -
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,asd within the year; - - D.
The vojune closes. Theabese sssos
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Fsosw the Wes,er., Mon hlv Ma.asi"e.
THE EMPRESS or FRANCE.
BY JAMES n. PERKINS.

s'>he, is the working ii whose destiny,
The man of bls,Od a"d vsci6r ~ a''~'"-d
Ill. m."s. tia. k.., Iy h<i."s."-Tne Consue
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~ OOL:! WOOi.!:-The suoscsiber ~,ll pay the
s<ssos fn B to 50 pes Is,und fur al su,ds Of
WOOL thar mas Tee" VIII washer, tie shesp'.
oAek the tvb; other ki~d ~ be pvrrbased.
wv. BANCROFT.
CLEN HoPE, 4sh mn. Isl, 1887. l30
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NyERCER POTATOEDs Of she 6us qua isy, sos sale b
c. w. STARR.
Rnh@oed. Foush @oash l.s, 1887.
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HANDY WORK The Jersey Blue publishes the
following motto. WHICH,, i'm comes to hand by the
thief, should he aiiende d to:
:. CTThe gentleman. Who left his. G|rigis
HAND4C0 iew evenings since. 1t John Enies .
hen roost, at Weha~ ken, - requested to call snd
lake II away-as u will not keep much longer
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oSsek iron vnsDugn the vsuage
That night. Henry and Annette were married,
and the health Of the mysterious and noble-heared
stranger, was drunk 10 OVERT Iwing bumpers ofsus-
tic beverage.
Ia process Of time, there were torn unto the mar.
sied PAIR and daughters, and Harry Carroll had
become colonel Henry Carroll, Of tho evolutionary
army.
| One evening, having just returned home after q
hard campsig", he was sitting with his family on
the gallery Of his handsome coun,ry-house, when
an advance courier rode up and announced the ap.
psOach Of General Washington aud suite, inform
ing that he should his hospitality for the
night. The necessary directions were given IN
reference to the household preparations, and colo
nel Carroll, ordering his horse, rode Erw.rd "a
meet and escort to his house the distinguishes
guest, whom he had never yet seen, although serv.
: ing in the same widely attended army.
That evening, At the table, Annette, nov become
The d2ni6ed. snatronIy, and still handsome Mrs
CarrOll. could o0s keep her eyes from the face 81
her iliusssinas visitor. Every moment or two she
would steal glance u HE commanding features
and half doubsiagy. halfsssussdly. shake hes he.s
: and loOk again, % b stili more pux1led. Her ah
: lsencs of mind and emban.sAment 1t lenRth beeam,
fIevideos TO her hubbard, Who ;sqursd aGsesis.ase
lily If she we've liz
I~ses, eosose'," nd he ssnsal whe b.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-11-21

Franklin and Sherman, Signers Of the Declaration
tMichelet
Mr.. Hardy.