The Arkansas advocate., 1837-04-27

lSo5 fhefe were O4 BfeMeb only ie Aneyican. he commitfro conclude with resolution recommending the President to open negotiations with the countries above named, and others, for the removal of resric tons tobacco.
 From tie ruscalomian.
 Newspaper Pofyoaage.-- One word as regards what is called paf9onaget This word by some, is thought to be synonymous with confering favor editor without receiving equivalent retun and such under that impression assume 10 themselves ths attitude of superior, and would lain be honored as such by the supposed pensioner on tteir touatg
 will not quarrel with slight aaisaLe, such as our naiWes ffaily may excuse--but ealy, tlis is too ab- sufd all error to be extant in he nineteenth century- protest against its further existence by common sanction. " more dependent than IS the merchant, the mechanic, or be physician. like theln we perform an allotted part u the grand business ct fife, having for object the requirement of pros- perty and conentment--for these, We pursue an ayo- cation which Is arduous, and fraught with disappont ments perplexites, cares, vicsitudcs and reponsIb
 ties, rarely incident to other professions, and which no need hope successfully 10 folow,@ who loves his ease. No; not dependent on the .boaafy' of men. Week affcr week, to for nleagre stipend promised--censuredb by enemies, damned by the faint raise of friends, condemned for opinions sake, sander- ed by renzed politicians. haassed by dnns, defauded by rogues, confused by the journeymen, tortured by the "deeiAo and annoyed by gsitofs-we toll nnceas- ingly, and us 1t were in defiance of men and devils through good report aud through evil report and through Trials and thulaion, for the qualifications, enolument and well-being of others-for which we receive not quite btt week from customers, miycacd ssour patonstn Tor the said Lit 2 week, unnumbered are the tastes, and opinions we ought not to regard If we wish to be "patronized7 by the nuifier, we must not advocate the Unionif we do not favor the uhgs, but few wings will give us their sspatronage" neutral reader can't bear paper, because t ayors political party-a fair acquaintance thinks the paper ought to be filled with accounts of runaway matches, 11t .l maid tells she thinks oar paper ought to De exclu- siyely devoted to methodsm; plsanhropic friend promises, if we will turn i into tenperanee journal he'll get "iico of bis neghbe.a" 10 sign for itand if we could do Us all our friends suggest should, dou5t, suit all and be tho most sspopuar man iI the county But, alas, s.cant begin' 10 suit all-and content ourse with following the pronptngs of our own judgment.
 4 correspondent complains that we do not give our attention enough to lltte matters. Perhaps we have erred in that respect but we cannot attend to these things every day, and give proper attention 10 more important concerns, will, while the subject, try and make up for lost lime, and give few iter,s.
 Item. son Of YY. Grpdem, Esq cut his finger yesterday Nc arc EappY to say the wound snot con sidered dangerous.
 Item. { horse broke away from lis groom yester- day morning. ran uPsfreef al furious speed d--knocl- ed over an old SOW, and terribly frightened sweep
 Iieta. Gotion fires losi. .Au have it from tho most ddoubied authority, that while M. Frelock was, Monday last, holding loaded fowling piece n very careless mafner, ot and sad to tell, instantly bnfrief oat o extstsnce two beau'ifuIplayf
 ltle-cais ltis suriaised upon what ground we have been unable te learn, that the act vas done with .nal- ice, Prepence and afoEeihonght.v
 Item. Mysterious Dssoppsarance considerable alarm exstsin consequence of the mysterious and accountable disappearance of Mr. Tipple. who was seen very late on last Saturday night, in company with person of nooously bad character walking towards the river, since which time he has not been heard of though several consabes have made diIigent search for him. It is strongly suspected that he ls-anong the missing.