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Negroes for Hire.

HNiE NIECE oES belonging 90 Judge
Inrker shout 80 10 unmtef. copti.uns
- Men, Women. BoJs sud Gu's. viii be- boa.
- - public hiring. BY tie subscf,ber, 90
t1day ~ pa issiaii, me ~ tie tavern ct
NJ Crosby 81 Lsstown
Fer'vne sbo hired The shove Negroes for
NJ present yesf, ere requested % return
ihem Ntth their proper eiothinE.
c-a. 1907
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Cigars, &c.

SorERioR HAVANA Cigsr,. Tob,eeo.
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YATES & TERRILL..
HalltOwn. Dee. rs, 1887.
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NOTIGE.

M notes zitsn 90 YIN i.aess. ia ~,
AZ collection, will. IN son.squsoss o. h,.
sb.surs ths Water, b. lsft ,n M, hand.
I'D rstsinsd - tie 6sst dsV o( N.reh
ISIS, and 10 laA(sr
Dec %, Is57.-R
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Frame Dwelling tEousc

''uat'd o" Je0erSon street In said town. with
,he lot a'ta"hcd, adjoining tie lot Of DR.,
George u Stephenson.
Sale To t'Le place at ? o'clock, p. N. be.
'"'e Vac door Of FhEsimmons's Hotel, Har.
Pcrs-Ferry ANDRFw tIIfETrn
Nov. lG. 1897. r.,
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The Houston trsVas Telegraph. o(
ube 81 inst, Is clothed 20 mourning Cos
the death II DEAT SAirH. a name
identified With the battle fields Il Tex.
a'. HIS eoloky says the Telegraph. -
ins~parasly ,n'eTvoven 18th the most
Thrilling annals Of that country.
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Motifs.

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t''e OF providence, IN the Presb,tef,an
N''''h 10 'h'' to~n. commencing on Y, ids,
e'er''g the zgth. The S,er,,,,, ~ ~.
i.ofa's NaFpsr vii b. administered N. 50
bath foiio~tpg Service v,u r,,,,,.,o.. =,
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- D'HE '"' t'trH st3r' ore tau.e late
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20 ~art Of such ssli.I,., ars iurned IL ca.
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a Of John y Bell. che HiAptVf r,
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% fpf that Luis.
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EaUEY Sale

o. VALUABLE LARD.
n pufsu,nrs - iu.tru,lipns from lie ia
erfsiDsn Book ahd ~ Virtue of . deed u
ir'si executed b1 John Striier on the gJuh
tay ~ Aufusi. i-J5 O. ne ., trustee. a. ss-
c'He d'ht due t. tte ilsgeruosn Bark.
shieh deed has been d4g sImdted 70 record
N tie CLERK Office of tbs Couuty Court q
lchers"". No. ~, g. tg1 vii oGsr ~
public spei'ou. to ibe highest biiisr. bsfore
ne 'uur'. hYu-f q ~. DO Chsri..tpun. ~
hur'f1y ~ 4-a ~ D,esa5r. uat yaissbls
tract a.
23O .SCRES or LIND,
eth r- spIufl arcts, rtlisd The NHl
TraeT GO Gu Mile. i,rng on ufe shsaan.
joah RIVER. hfsr Itsrpess Terry
GF-Terms m15f knosH on ~ tag ~ sale
CHAkLEs J FAJLkNEH,
Dec 2. t4I- 2 s,is,
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HHt NEGROES belonging 10 he heir.
~ Bacon frfwr ct, deed. vii Le hired
81 public hfr f'r TIC ersa,ns year. su Than.
a.b ~ F-ih iH'ishf. me- ~ the tavern 81
VIZ Job" Frdo,ap ~ Nn,HhdeH These Ne.
1f"'' con- 'si IT sb'Hlt 40 a. pun,hsr. taiaa.
NC hen. NoUiss, Boss and Giru Al per-
'"'s Who hirfd the rh'se Neerue. Tor the
Pfes'" year, sre frqus-ted % reform them.
'l"ihfd ascending 20 contract, - no ei0ihinE
~ill b. received Ftief ihr dsy ~ Lifs
SAMUEL CNNrRON.
Dec 7 1877 gs,,s,-. s,h,i,t,
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" virtue Of a deed Of trust, executed to
NJ hs subscriber on the l7Ih day Of jana.
ar!' le3i' 10y John Il Hayden, aud duly re.
corded to secure debt therein mentioned.
a. due To Ohio ". Linthieum--I shall pro'
eesa TO sell at public auction, to the hisho,t
bidder. Tor cash, on Saturday the l6iL Sav ~
"'Tf month, tDeo'oiJer, 1879 the valuable
Two STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
with the lot attached, situated ir. upper Roll.
'sr adjoining an the west the residence Of
SAID llly den. Al.o a one ,intx
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WANTfD by the subscriber IT, % n, ,,,..
w JOCR.NE KB.f.N EIID 4. .rf,,-
e'''oo DO made sdiatei, The, can a.. t.
rSnsiani seat n work SOL sood ss-..url
be g'Ven 10 hrst rate sol men u ,tssit D.,
Dib.-SOns other reej msk- afp't-.t..s
EMANtiI IuJNI4~
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I'uhiic sale OrLANn-

Notk TIE authority Of deed Of trust
- executed 90 tie subscriber by John y
Str'drr. Tor tho nse of Jacob SnrI,er. Eve.
'Iinr "' james Nesr, deed. dated 23I day
OF h'rth 1886 aud daily recorded IN N.
C'cfss on e II lie Coutty Court n Lou
d"nn, ~ deed book I 49,. ioIio z3g I will
olier Tor sale, oH tLo 6ih day II Irquury Iel-
about " o'cl''k, NJ, on tie premises. "a
the highest bidder, tho
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Class ID.
10 DC ira"Hat Alexandra, Va, on Saturday
Dec. 30. iSd1.
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Ai'o, on The same day 7 ~iU ell. 81 pub
i'e safe go eftdH u hins n.Oaihs. ssyersi
fuiuabie Nsgfoss
SAMUEL CAMERON.
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TtrO Tracts o. Parcels Of
AND

TtrO Tracts o. Parcels of
AND
10 sa.d deed mentioned, whicL lie adioipioS
soou, n'lls' from Hsrper~FeuY. and ID
JOIN the lands ni John Conard and other,
Doe tract contains upward, 81 SIS acres The
stnrr up~I'.i, of IS scres. They wiII n.
sold together. TGere ~ or thu, Iand . eon.
9arishis bWFIl ISss u0usR
400 other out s"usrS -haud its G&fTTfl.
iehiinJ and eonIenienrs 20 kklA
market render 1t valuable. ~
- deemed nuners-sary 60 SPEAK 81 Il more
p.H'c"l'f's, taxing u for granted III - ihose
drsifou' 81 purchasing vii view h Tor them.
selves b-i"4e TIE day % ssis such t,tb. =.
y 'es'ed 90 ue vii D. made the purck.,er.
"h'ch - heiirysd 10 be- gyoE
capt feier Dcrr,. rrs,l,pg near the land
VII 'h"~ 10 pers"ns wt,i,ilg To sirWH
Icmi-- Inc s4ls " 80 be mago 10 ra,ss tbs
amount ro~ Do on tie two 6rst bond.
shD"i 81 md credit V.iI be given Tor
lte 49, Inut of Size 0taer tso bonds ~ they
1911 due-tre hr.t in ~rptefn,er. Is3S. asd
us l-'t 90 50 glsm'st. t-.I the amount 81
shi'b iolas viii BE- msds knoWn IN the
''t ~ SIC ,. LirILETON
N1s 90 1877 IL t...t..
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The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-17
From shreve's "Reminiscences Of Travel.
Mir. YERN0N-WAsnINGroN.

"Alter receiving the hearty attentions for which the and daughters of tue 3iidd Dominion proyerb- a for week, prepared to take my departure. hf- ter warm pressure of hands, and looks which spoke more than words, started, three of in company, for Alexandria, by the way of Mount Vernon.
 sAfter riding few miles, We stopped in front of a building shor distance from the road, and just on the borders of piece of woods. Ibis was Pohiek Church, to which General Washingtoa-ased to come. The baiding IS brick, and bears about 1t the visible marks of old age. IL was erected while we were yet British Colonies, and under the 1.-the system. t be- lopged to the Church of England and as sprang out of our vehicle, could not help recoectng Partiek Henry, the farther of Amercan eloquence and bis burn ing phipPics against the over-ayareious bench of par sons
 " do not know the exact dimcnsons of tbis taber- nacle but should reckon to be hundred feet by bout sixty. Some sacriegious wretches have broken nearly every pane of glass, which once belonged to s building. The doors have rotted very much and can- not last great while longer. As We entered the church, thousand associations came over minds. and we involunarly trod as lightly possible. There seemed air of sancty about the venerable relicto which our imaginaons contributed as largely, perhaps, as tie genis loci. The pavemens of square flag stones in some places torn up and exhibiting a-sa1- dy foundation! My cousin directed cur attention to the pew formerly occupied by the father of his try We entered it, and seemed to feel the presence of his spirit Ii here that the feelings of that initiated and inimtable' had been poured out in gratitude to inc Common Father of us all! Our si- ence indicated feelings, and we left the pew wlth out word. l sprang ntothe pulpit for the purpose of making haransue but ere made the effort my lightness gave way to feeling of soemniy, and spoke not sentence Rank profanity met ny eye again, for even ths pulpit bore ample testimony to the ambition of men in the unnumbered and unsing names which were cut and written upon it. On the walls of the building were scrawled the signs manual of per sons, who had avaed themselves of this tie only
 their power of transmitting their names to pos teritg.
 ssss resumed our journey over a most tortuous and heaheiasb road, towards Mount Vernon; and but for line asrrsab.eaess of aof have been
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-17
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The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-17

----" hic auratis voltais argseteas a9ser
 Pofieibus, G4LLos LYNNE adesse canebat.'
 4sy. vsll e55. When Rome's great goose, tbe capitol to save, Hoarse from it's walls her screech of warning gave; The timely sound grateful nation heard And To! in silver shone the immortal brd: Thence, shrned |! Verse3 she tailnd snref heme And gray goose survived almighty Rome So when bold Benton's gander-tones arose, Iu patriot screams, discordatt to his foes, His chief, well pleased, the obstreperous guardian knew And to the cackler paid tlle honors due. '' Proud of thy zeal thus spoke the approving sage ( I'll wear thy em5lem through declining age; Keep the bright trophy ever in ny view, And gazing always think look you; Nor shall succeeding time our forms behold, On worthless canvass or in vulgar gold; But from this busy scene, when earth witldraws, Deaths certain victim l, and you-the laws, Back to thy hand this feather shall be given, And the same goose-qul wing us both to Heaven"
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-17

DUrL.-In consequence of some personal reraesks, . meeting took place Tuesday morning near aa3ivsaf dra, between Mr Wm. Sehley, Senator n the Leg islature of Maryland, and the Hon. Vim. Cost John son, late Representatives, Congress from that State Messrs. Jeper and Pckeas acted as the friends of Mir schley, and Mr. Wise, of Virginia, and Gen. Camp hesi. of South Carolina, as the friends of Mir. Johnson
 The parties placed at twelve paces, back to back, and exchanged q single fire Both shots took effect, Mr sehlsy being slightly wounded in the thigh, and MT Johnson in the knee. The bail was extracted on te ground by Dr. Hall. The parties were reconced.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-17
DOCTOR DAVID HOLT.

HAVING permanently located himself offers his pro-
 s assoi the citizens of Little Rock and its vicinity lie hopes, by strict attention, to merit share of public patronage row of buildings, and adjoining the Times Office.
 July l9 lSa6.--16-tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-17

 Tie Boston Evening Transcript has the following;
 THE EXPUNGING PEN. Oh pen thou pen that didst expange, And on the record poured thy black ablution! And madst by Benton's hand fearful lunes Into the bowels of our Constitution!
 Tell us thy history Hadst thou in upper mountain ether birth, Or in mud-hoe of low sinking earth!
 Unfold thy mystery. The Eagle gave no cloud-winged power to thee, Emblem to cheer the patriotpufe and bold, Or Senators, too servile to be free, Shivering, would cover thy Pureness to behold. Nor vert thou doltish minion
 From forth the crows black pinion. Of flirting misses, sure, there are not many
 Who for dozen score of such vile penne Would eondescend to give penny.
 But turn about they say,
 Is still fair play: 1 cackling goose Rome's proud republic saved; The goose that bore thee, ours almost enslaved: Almost-not quite
 The men of light Will save our freedom in old Hiekorys spite. But of the Senators those twenty-five In deep increasing inflmy shall live, And curse the fatal day thou vast plucked loose From out the pnion of thy parent goose; Finding by thee they've stained their ceuntry's fame And drawn black line each around his nane.
 Where wilt thou dwell, Oh pen!
 The mock Of slaves, tho hate of men l Preserved in lavender, shalt thou be laid tyrant's fond idolatfy hereafter Till in slave Benton's oo's-cap thou art made general provocative to seornfal laughter Go on, pen! fulfil thy mission, The tool of grovelling, Paltry, base ambition. May Heaven avert that such another pen Should eef degrade our nation--or such men4
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The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-17
SELLING OEF AT COST.

YWyE subscribers intending to close their business
 in this place in a very short time, will sethe re- mainder of their stock of goods nj cost for cush
 Persons wishing obtain good bargains Will do well to call without delav HILL $ co. V Little Rock, Feb 2, lsa7 - ssss
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-17
a THE EXPUNGING PEN,

ss A little anecdote is related at Washington, which is worth recording henight the expungng resolution Was Senate, N tie perseverng mover of thet easure sent the President the pen used by the clerk othe Senate in drawing around and across the black lines, and writing the words x- punged by order of the Senate.e 1t was new pen, and had never been used for any other purpose. The President received it with much pleasure and informed Mr. B. tdt he shoaid preserve i refae he ksed aud at hs deah 6equeaH 10 slr Bentoa as C mark of ks re- gard. Boston Advocate
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-17

Capital PHaislossnt o6oitshsd n Nsao Hampshirs-- The Legislature of New Hampshire during the late session. have enacted law, which virtually. unless in very extreme cases, aboiishes capstai plishnsnl It is discretionary with the judge whether the eu!pr shall be hanged or be imprisoned for life.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-17
" I-...,-zAA msoN s. elDEAM.

.AEToaNEy & coUavsEEaoR AT 1Avsy, TE AyING permanently located himself in Fayette- x ville Washington county, Ark, will regularly at- tend the of the fourth judicial circuit, composed of tfe counties of Marion Carroll Madison, Benton, Washington and Crawford. Business entrusted to him will be promptly and diligently attended to. Reor to CAMPBELL & FLETCHER Nashville.
 Hon. N. GREEN, Winchester T..
 Col. $. ADAMS, Pontotoe Mi. Dec. 30, 1s36-39-ly
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-17
eg @ Es " ES U'I' lEi,

 TD EsIDES at Little Rock, and will attend punctualy to all business entrusted his care, ill the Circuit Court of the county of Pulask and the Superior Court e the State. Little Rock, August 3oth, l836.- .-22tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-17
From the National Gazette. BENTONIANA.

------s hic auraiis volitahs argseteus asser Pofticbus, GALLos IN LYNNE adesse cahebat''
 41,, 1,,,, es
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-08-15

NICK BIDDLE AND THE KENTUcKIAN. Aired
River roarer, from the vicinity of Big Lck-one
OF your "half horse, half alligator, with a slight
touch of the swapping turtle" having heard aw-
full things about this same President of the Unit
ed States Bank, and being in Philadelphia on
some business, thought he must have look Mt
the animal before his return home. According
Iy he marched into the Bank, and injured for
MIR Bidde. The clerk showed him Instantly in.
to room where, in an arm chair at the desk
sat nice, well dressed gentleman, with smile
on his lip and a pen in his hand "Good morn
ing sir" blandly observed the President. allow
do you stand it stranger" said the Kentuckian:
"Be you Nick Biddle?" "My name is Biddle."
was the soft response. "Steamboats and light.
ming rods! You-why you ant THE MoNsrER!"
"That is title with which have been some-
times houored." "Give us your fist, stranger:
thought you was vonomous nat'ral curiosity
but you're as white a man as ever set ewes on
Good bye, stranger-I thought I couldn't 90
home without squirt at YOU" So saying, the
hunter of 'coons departed, fully satisfied that the
United States Bank could not be such menace.
RE as it had been represented. Courier.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-08-15
IN Office.

UNHOSE indebted to the subscriber, or to the late
IL firm of Bracelet q Bacon, informed that
he will be at the Store of John Bacon at PassumP-
sic Village on Tuesday and Friday Of each week
until the first day of October for the purpose Of
closing his business.
The time has arrived when said demands should
be paid, and farther extension than the above time
must not be expected for necessity compes him to
say that it cannot be granted.
Those that do not avail themselves of this OPP
portunity to make payment may lind their de-
mands in possession of Charles Davis, Esq OF
Danvile. s. q. BRACkEII.
Waterford, Lower Village, Aug. 1, 1887. 1-tf