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The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24
Klr.ssaN. A. T.

sFHIEN9 VI " fAN1E subscriber hae established Limscf at the above nsmed place. where he wse soon he prepared to trsHsaet an business ntustsd te hm. ak Cennlsssax Nrnensss. He ms m haaa rAn9ss aashrtmcus if DRY So0DS. GRoGERlES. IIAsnsanE. S~ 1le preears le make sonfsaess ef tne e1i.sls Of LUMBER oE sil <Itasa sessa axfssaksg ts esssr.
 ~NeNesanS en5 taeNl and llasTal wnees v&sna so N.sf~*s< \. II. DUNBAR. March 2. fsaNs--ae- ly<u
 ftHf> -'sssssss -1 .s-<. S.s.s. ake4s VI usIsss
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24
RIFLES, PISTOLS. &e.

RIFLES, PISTOLS. Sc. FLINT rifles; percussion do.; 5 patent pocket do. fl pair fine Damascus rife pistols, brass mounted l do. do. do. do. do.
 do. belt pistols, twisted barrel, patent breech do. fine English silver mounted rifle pistols do. do. do.- pocket do. Bowie knives; Lacys deer knives 6 pearl handled do. do. 2 dog. powder fasks assorted rece ived and for sale by JDE BAUN A CD. June 20.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24
l.. REARDON & SON,

HAVING established themselves in Little Rock, TOT
 the purpose Of entering into the Wholesale and he tail Mercantile business invite country merchants apa dealers generally to call and examine their stock HIS large, purchased in the eastern cities the best fssn' and of Goods of every description. Cetton' pe, try and produce commonly received by merchants, VIII be taken in exchange.
 Nov. q le2e.-32tf
 Ths seazatte" and eTimesn will publish the above till forbid.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24
SALT.
E(sEs $ ALE.

HHE farm situated adjoining the site selected for the < county seat of Monroe county, formerly owned by Gen Wm Montgomery, and more recently by Mir. d. bert Evans containing about GAO acres mostly prairie of first rate quality of so ahout 2b0 acres of which is in state of cultivation There upon the place good dwelling house and comfortable negro houses stables, Ssc. and the bank othe lake or bay, which IS navga- blo te White river, distance of about four miles, good cotton gin. There plantation in this section of the State that combines advantages than the now offered for sale, when the richness of so it's easy cunre good water, facilities of navigation, 1c. are ken into consideration For terms which will be ac- commodatins apply to
 Nicks6urg,
 or to GEO. N. FEREDEE, Jan. 1. le97.--44-et Heieaa. The Arkansas Advocate will insert this advertisement ao ponf and forward his accoant to this office for pay ment.--Gonstitutienal Journal.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24
rresh Shaker Ssartsen seeds.

DE ' 'sz :sss. have received ilo.a ehe Shakers ep soeiety Pleasant ill, Ky. quantity of Garden feeds the growth U lsa6. They have made arrange .aeats sFith inc g s sSssy yearly supply hv wAich means y expect he tna5ed C furnish their customers with as sd kfosh assicis n tast se.
 Iiffle Ioos. Nov. st 1858.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24
FRANCIS BLACK " ELI

DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES. FHSHE subscriber having established himself in the k town of LFwlsBuRe Conway county .st. ssssp on hand large and general assortment of a the articles sold by dealers i'll the above newhish gil be sold at low prices and on accommodating terms
 +. V. JOHNSON. i'sxisbarg. Conway county, JaIy P. ls96.-is-tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24

1 CERTIFY that Sir Afchy was foaled my property 2 at Mr Amos in North Carolina, where l sent my old mare from Tennessee to the horse. He covered
 mares seasons at my house, and one season n uau- " County, Tennessee, and from all the colts have seen ofs getting feel assured there horse in the west ern country his superior. JAMES JACKSON.
 1loseaee, .3iajama.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24
Raie Rope. sseggsa@- Esiongha. Ac. or cpySfCx.Hk-A4 .
 sr Mutsh.r s,s. .mxr.~m.p

TSaE subscribers have aaae sfahe~.enhts ~ith hsps- es as leazsss. ny sssd osnnGnnafs. usasA fa hss cn hand caastanl saapg of tAs tliaNin sstclss on commission. ies k*s karF. Rsxzrs, fAeias. Aea1a<k gssAAasM .Aelss tkesars. hnfaaass..
 Ihss sslll Aisa >slxs asAAt se tst f.na4kF aaxt uf iae psasseke skaas PsoazAz aza - Ef6l1EzztzHs eE taH* HxkmNt.
 ufasrs f ar ef&zs Ahexe sftslss lsen azVhzals u, piznksrs. wiGl U pspsaa1ls alfai.
 aAREs. fs N . ea AsssA Assans.. oss. u. ssSs-ss
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24
SzlIsEEEGS

yMTIII stand at HARDY RonlNsoNs stable, , miles
 east of Little Rock, oH tue Memphis road, Tn the County of Pulaski the season, and will be let to inaresant the 18th of July next. at S the single vslt paid at the time of servceSI5 the season, payable on the Is. of January, iSS Whcy be discharged Dy the payment of 10 within the season. and 520 to insure mare to be lii ou yabe ascertaining the fact or when the property changes ownersthe groom for eaeh mare Ut th2 time of service, Sl.
 SIREsIlsGS handsome chesnat serrel, fine form upwards of l5 hands hgh and years dnext spring. He received injury when yrs old, which prevented his ben tfsinet He would in the opinion of first rate judges had it not been for that msarune have made first rate horse His blood equal to any in the United ststes. Experienced sporsmen of opinion that he would on the turf equaled any, Ho has proven to be sure foal-geter. From common mares he can show three good colts any others year old next spring PEDI c K F F
 S0RELEGsS was sired by the ceebratedhorse ToRng Sic slecAg, and he by Old Sj. 4eehg-hs dam, Jaae- she by Forizel, brought from Vrgniaher dam was by Grey Medly. Young Sir Arehy his dam James Jack sons Virginia sister to besdenona, who sold or g. 00e at 5 yrs old and half sister Ranger by Dioned Ranglsr beat Sir Arcy mile heats, for Jockey Cub purse and bye bet of $1000, and considered Sir Arcy's equal, if not his superofwas bred by Colonel Miles Sedono irginia and got by the imported horse Dafedevilier datn Lady BolngDreke, was got by Pan taloen, her dam Cadiz by Wormeys King Herod, son of Fearnought out of Bracton's imported Kitty Fisher The dam of Cadiz was Primrose by Dove son of lade by Gid Cade by the Godolphin Arabian The dam of Primrose WAS stella by Othello son of Crab Stsllas dam 5efina Oy tine Godolphn Arabian The blood of Old Sir ArehY and the imported Daredevil is too well known to mSe necessary swell this pcd- gree with the blood of those famous horses.
 CHARLES FfNION MERGER ROBINSON.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24
SHILLING orr 1T COST.

rN~fiE sabseFheGs nsendias e close sheis ha-iness 1 m tais place m srfs ~sss ss,nr. ~sii sci sne rs- .ss5s.asr If ts.els stark af goods kaf kask
 persons ushsne so ooln Vd bargains. stsll de vel so saIl w.fAoat asSA4 \. islkA. A sG. Istsls Nezk, Fs1. '. lsd1s~~ssn
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24

FEW CupfEs uNtN. sfsss State eszsslsst.es ard l<uxsAl " ki.~ uessasser. s4 Aaaa eaA f''
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-02-24
Gs<.Ess~s As s:s-

<r nt,1f4 .rres> yas ner presnsse aaa S az xsle u sskz. fz.1 |. nE HAtN A tu.
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Noasec IS hereby glyens

D. c. ". IEAvITT, cierk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-02

with request that they use their hes,
exer'ions to have provision for this
road incorporated in ANY Law that NAV
De before that boiy for distributing the
deposi,e fund received from the Gen.
erai Government. TO objects Of In,erna al
Improvement.
Resofred, That, should no such bill
pass the Legislature. IL is expcdient 20
ADOPT eaIly steps towards organizing
company to prosecute that " ok upon
The basis OF the general law. now IN
force providing fund iSr Internal I'm.
pTovemcuts.
Rosoired. Tia; the Committee q,
correspondence shall have pou.r %
convene me meeting at such times a.
1t may deem expedient.
On motion Of Mr.. Evans.
Resotred. That the papers in Win.
chester. Chsrlestown. and Martin.burg
De requested TO give the above pro.
csedings an insertion.
THOMAS BRYARLY,
-, Coirmoa.
wA'"'Soros EVANS,
JrRtMAH HAwSIS,, ''"'"'-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-02
u. s. SENATOR'S

hrrL WILLIAMS, Of Maine, has been elected
10 The u. 5. Senate, from that State, for 81.
years from the 9TH insi-to succeed Mr.. p,.
ma The present OraiOriesi incumbent And the
Hon '0Hs NJ. srESeE, Of Maryland, at
present filling the vacancy in the Senate. oe.
oas'oned By the death Of MIR. Gold.boroueh
was also elected. on Thursday last, to the U.
. senate, for six years from the 9Th inst.
we roget 10 perceive that the rumor, in
re'a'i'n 10 Nr. WTssTER's intention to resign.
DsEi" 10 acquire strength The Boston Cor,
''rr' Of ihe i'ia ut, contain. the follow ins
p.eeo "f u"we'c7me Intelligence
W. have seen letter from a gentleman :,
=" '-h''Ai'0 arl1ieu on Tuesday. which say,
Hr Webster assured the to-day Thai h.
Should res'.n HI, seat m the Senate At the .nd
" 'ne session lie ssys he has been fourteen
years ~ succession a member of Congr,ss
rom our state and nov must take respite TO
a''e"d 10 ms own private affairs"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-02

BANKING CAPITAL AND sur.
PLUS FUND.

The House Of Delegates has decided
oy large vote. on q resolution intro.
dnced by Mr.. Stuart, 20 increase IN.
Banking Capital Of the Commonwealth
nVe millions Of dollars. and 10 inve>,
TWO millions five hundred thousand
o""ars OF the Surplus Fund in IN.
s!oSk mus created. The balance of IN.
surplus u intended 10 DC applied 20 the
payment OF the debt due To- ,Lc Liter,
rary Fund, which bears an in,eres, ~
seven per cent
The whole subject. a. to IN. nod..
OF increasing the Banking Capital Ia.
been referred. with the SreciL bills
heretofore reported by them. TO The
Select Committee. with instructions Il.
report The same IN one hill. The pc
sent deposition on The House seems to
=" To create only one new Bank with
hfanehcs and 90 increase the capital OF
c>'shng Banks making provisions Tor
The establishment OF ad t,t.anal branch
es.
The friends Of a County Distributed
We regret 10 say, are rallving for ano.
'her onset. A proposition has been
"'"''tu ~ MAJ refer, oi Jefferson
10 distribute The interest Of the Bank
stock createdby The Surplus amone The
Counties. This is decidedly the mot
ins'dious form IN which the scheme
could De pat, and the friend, Of tie
measure seem confident Of succes,
~ reoonclles TO IT all those whose
ohicl objection was :hc dispersion of
The fund IN ~ay it could not be re-.
claimed, If called for by the GenerL
Government.
On Saturday last. James F.. Heath
was reelected nv The Legislature I.t
Audiior-James Brown. jr.. 2nd Au.h-
tori. Burioot, Trea.uGer-Wm.S Sci.
den, Register of the Land Otfice-aod
WIN. III. chaidson, Librarian and
Secretary OF the Commonwcalth-all
10y unanimous vote, eNcept Nj.
Heath, who lost three votes. There
VAS diSpoAlion on the part Of ,ou,-
OF the majority 10 make opposition :,
'hiS valuable public officer, but j, wa.
concluded 10 be rather dangerous ex-
pertinent. His worth istuo Hell known
to the People to make him a safe sub;cr.
OF party prescription
Hauhtoa Spectator.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-02

The Democratic Republican" Ceoven,ion
which assembled at Msrtinsburg on the ,2d
u't-, has, We upderstand, selected J.s,, NJ
MA'os, E'q., Of Winchester. .s the mos, suit
able person to be supported BY the Van Buren,
party IN this Congregational district, 1t IN. en-
sung election. for = seat in The next Congress
Col. Lucas. the present representative, h.,-
ing declined . reelection.
so Tar n talent 10 concerned, Mr.. Mason 1,
unexceP,ionable- but not 90 his political opin-
IONS. He has supported Gen. Jackson, We be-
hsve, through all HE tyrannieai course Of the
10" eight yesrs-snd 10 now . zesious sup
porter Of the President'. man Friday, Mr..
Van cureu, who stands pledged TO "f,Ilou \,
the footsteps Of his iilu,,rious predece..or. "
We're 10 difficulty in the way Of the summon,
OF every genuine WING, which cannot easily
DC overcome Martin Van Buren,. 10 secure
The support OF the followers Of Gen. Jackson
gave the degrading pledge TO "carry ou, IN.
principles which he Geo. j. has SO rloriou,,y
eesun"-snd Mr.. Mason. by hi, acc.p,snc, OF
his nomination, will stand pledged TO aid Mr.
" v IN This glorious work Thu. i, enough
TO determine our course. H, can never lend
oar aid. directly or indirectly. TO promo,. IN.
success OF such principles. Every ntincipI.
OF patriotism forbias II. lie Ia. no, l.f, n,
Tree 10 judge OF his administration b, il, ACT,
u he fulfil his pledge. bi, act. are already
known--and these are ,uch n. TO pI.e. =,
"here We have ever been, in decided oppo,i.
"on To them. The principle. Of Gen. Jack.
son. added 10 those Of Martin vsn Buren,. Of
me Ne~ York School. form compound
winch we never can swallow. A much
therefore, a' we have heretofore been opposed
u snt'-.H"'"nry. We are now Obliged to cla,,
ourselves n ono of the anii-.Ni,onic party
AND We call upon ihe Wig party in thi. Con-
gres'ional district, now that they see the nI,n
OF inc" Opponents. Ia prepare for the sacred
duty which awaits them at the pol!, in AnrI
let them have raliying point, withou, DELAY
IN the person Of some ''sosa and true- man
whose principles accord with their own
And IL they be not successful in she confess,
will not be for :he want Of a good c,u.. q,
from any belief Of ours that they have no,
the power, If every Wing will do hi, DUTY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-02

by Il. A. Herinstoo. The Orator of N.
pay May his fame. with the fame Of m.
'o' Clan' increase and forever be mingled
with the glory IL TIN. day. ~, ols rsh,.,'.".
BY Wm. Coates. Woman 10 n,osas.',.
psr'sker 90 our JOIN sdversity, our .o,, q.
ADD support.
I'VE are compelled to omit. thi. week A..
puo''est'on OF the Grafton delivered Q. "a,
above occasion The outer form Of our paper
had gone to press when the proceeding, above
and the Grafton reached us-and w.. f,nd a,
impossible TO make room foe IN. latter o.,
our inner form-rp,ro..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-02
TEXAS.

"' t'soln''o"s we're yesterday IN.
''oduced INTO the House Of DELEGATE,
IA favor Of The recognition Of Tia.
one by Mr. Chapman. and one by
MIR. TunsiaIl Upon the first Mr.. Sc
gar made an eloquent and powerful
argument urging acton IN behalf Of
me recognition Of Texas. over whose
affairs, he coniendcd there Is now.x.
sung regular government. able 10
MAINTAIN ITS authority
DOL The House seemed indisposed
10 &C, upon The subject on the ground
mat 81 VA more properly q national
1'-,a''on--and both resJIut,on, Ws,s
Iaid on 'he table.
We understand however thu, mao
member. Who voted Tor LAYING n. .nb
J',' 90 The table. Odd DOT cons,dct IT,,
'''e a. involving The merits Of an.
guest ~ II can scsrcel, be donh,sS
i's' 4 majority are ~ favor Of rrroz-
"i''oh by Ouf government.
Rt,A IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-02
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TUESDAY, Feb. u

BANNING AND TIE SURPLUS
Mr' Stuart moved 90 take up the reso.
iui,on Inslruc,ing the Bank Comm,ttee
MI Peter said he hoped i, would
now be taken up and passed, IN order
'nat The committee nigh, progress with
heir labors, TO which he should Offer
no obstruction, as he had. upon Goa
snltation with the friends OF the d,,,t,-
Iu'''@ principle, determined to With
draw ms motion 10 amend. But he
would take this opportunity 10 give M.
ice, that when the committee sbo,.LI
have reported bill. he should pres,
the motion to insert such a provision in
IT. ~
he House agreed 10 take up the
resolution; aud Mr. Peter then with.
ore" ms p'OriSo. WhIch had for i,s oh.
Ject The dl,trIbulion Of the dividends oo
,h't portion OF the Surplus Revenue to
De invested IN Bank Stock among the
several coun,ics OF the State
The question was then put on The
resolution OF Instructions. aud Il Ma.
agreed to IN the following form. With
out division:
h'"'r'd That the Select Commits, q,
10, A' be instructed - prepare and report on.
wv Prn'hms for an increase uf the B.nk.,g
'i''i OF ne state, q The amount Of ~.
"''i''' ~ dollars. b' Investing IN the ne
s'"' - ;! OlOlO - behalf e the Commo,,-
N"'Uh onl ~ the Sdrpius Revenue Of the 4
States. ard nv intVidu,l .ub.cr,,ti m. to N.
a'nouut u - 500 goo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-02

Much Of the past week has been occupied
in Congress. with the annual appropr;a,;oo
bills The Committee on Foreign Relation,
nave made report, recommending the imme-
date recognition Of Texas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-02

The Military Court at Fredericktown nd.
Journed on Saturday last Its opinion in rela.
"on 10 "en' Scott. II is said, ha, been return.
ell To the President, without material y.r;,.
ton. The decision in the case of Gen c,;n..
is not yet known.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-02

We learn from the Pennsylvania p,p.r,
'ha' many Of the farmers Of that State are
turning their attention TO the Cultivation ri
spring Hh'St We have placed on our fra,
page an interesting letter from a farmer a.
That state on tai, subject " hts statement.
are correct, aud We have seen much rvi1.oc.
I'a' They s's. it may be found ad,antassou, 10
farmers generally to sdnpt the plan Of .o,, M.
." the spring. 50 long az the ny ...,,,,,.. -
take all that is soWn ia ihe fall win he
seen by the following paragraph from, the Ia.,
staunion Spectator, that the experiment, 4,
about 10 be made in this State. The speeIs-
tor says:
I'VE &c pleased 70 learn that several ofou,
I'r"'er- ere about 10 make 90 experiment Of
me SP'i'R What, which has been success
iully cultivated IN New York for sons ,.,r,
past " - ssid 60 yield sbundantIy and |. e.
smP from the ravages of the Nv we learn
also That some of our farmer, have dei.rn,,.
"a 10 Try Spring sowing Of the common
"heat These experiments are hixhly com
msndsb'e' snd their results will DO looked 10
With interest"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-02
-NNrfe-

The manuscripts Of Mr.. MAptIos have been
purchased by Congress for thirty ,bous,nd
dollars and Mrs. Madison also allowed tb.
benefit Of selling copies Of the same in foreign
countries.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-02

~ NEW 0As CLAN.
Pursuant 10 notice, thi. socir had ~, &C..
celebration on the 22d fsbrIary IN. ne,
er'.,on vas formed ~ half past 10 o'elseL
A. NJ. AZ follows
hsrshsl, With Emblsm
Band q Music.
sentinel, 9th drawn sword -
thieitain and wee Chieflam
B secretary ard Treasurer
"ho hali TIE Members, 10 couples
Chaplain and Assistant
zoe bali the hembera, ~ couples
Orator and Reader
warden, with draWb sWoFd
Deputy Marshal
The procession, thus formed, moved down
ne P'iei'e street a. fer - The Nstioaal Hotel
'heh turned and proceeded up Shenandoah
street through South Boiivaf, over CAM Hiu
70 The Ires Chufrb, which vss already srovd,
"a eth IN anxious and respsctsbls au,ite,e.
= ibFIiing snd appropriais prayer va tb.s
onered ~ By TIE hsv Joss 8 Pssca ,nd a.
ahthefn, selected foF The oooasioa. sgsr !, !.
~ aa'esiy manner, By the usrpers Fsrry Choir
followed By ssversi airs by DE ADat~s, a.
sitsr which an Address " Is dsliysgsd y, q \
se.THEALAsp. sn4 waskinNtoo's Psrousll
Aoafess read BY De. JAnss Gssav. Pr.,,,
azaio oasred, aud ne psoce,sisn having
ivfined, proceeded ~ ne Ratiousi tIoseI
seen, Ai'sr ths Clan paFtskiBe q sa saeslissi
a'nner' furnished BY TIE obiiging hsdisrd Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-02
FrOIn NVashlnrlon-
1,1"g'H9'ns' y -. Bsnl~s,. p.i,,.i

to""yoad'ns, Of iAs Bsn,-.o,, p.,,,.,
WAsHINcToN. FEB. 10.
IHE TtaCE - own Re.h.o A.
whitney has been discharged vtho,,,
any rebuke or reprinaod ~,,bo,,
Purg'ns h,mseliof the alleged eon,smn,
without giving one solitary reason IL.
ne refused 70 comply with the dslessy
Cd commands d the House. In. -,
J"i'y have decided that DO msn--ao,
eVen Reuben NJ. Wh,iney--can cor
thii contempt on them.
let u Be borne in mind TIA, .ns,
spending Tbs week IN the die go
Improbable, and insidious nannr,--
proportion wss made by a Vaa Ba.
zen member. which would eGsetualIv
aePn'e these gentlemen from adducioS
eny testimony IN their vindieat,os, and
when member offered aFssolusioa Gor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-02

"FAm Paw shall have q place next u,sh
70 The mean time We can as.ure the fair su
ihorss'. tina, the srtieie IN the Pres. n N,
18th ut. q ~hich she complains. contained
not our sentiments. 90 the contrary. ws ,.b.
scribe 70 ell sbs says about these dear indi..
Peh'ables, the isdiss We ean no NOR, b.
heV'' hsn Par Plsy" herself. thu, there .r.
such things a. 'sooldint. ill-lsnpsrsd. disagree.
cable women. We have heard Of then. bu,
have never met with them. Rtbers ar. such. !,
= no doubt - she says, the fsuh Of The men.
The article IN quss,ioa vss inserted 70 AFFORD
. eruroe Of comfort 70 The I'D baohslors. Who
'iasd 20 much IN need % eon.ola,,on dur.
ING these drsary days snd cold nirht,. A.
an ohstt hovsvsF, vs publish sa article. o.
day headed "a Singular csss. IS which place.
'ho'e "ho ere styled the LORDS Of creates. ~
20 no 'sry savisbls light. sd shows clearly
The vrongs Which "Hssvsn's lest. b.s, gin. "a
man" experiences II TIE haads Of their b..-
bands We know, - veil % "Fsir Pisy f. that
wives are Too oflsn treated 9Th C.~i play
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-02
LEESBURc Feb. p

- = Nfsf CT II
MELAscHoLT AccfpEvr.-We 70.
gfct 30 have a. announce the sn5j..
oea'h' from The accidental discharge Of
aHh' oi one Of our most respectable
''h<ens Mr., JrssE TiNMs. The CIR
eau',ances are briefly these: On Mon.
Gay last, whilst the deceased vas
standing on log experimenting the
operations 81 some hands on his arm
SIlh TIE but-end Of the gun which he
n "a. N hrs hand resting on a log. il ae-
S'uen,aly slipped OF, and IN doing 40
drought Tie cock IN contact with tbe
'og' winch caused 1t TO sIring and 90
on diseharging the whole Of The losJ
lo'o his arm and shoulder and eject.
ihg mortal wound. from which b,s
oeau ensued on the following Tuesday
night Hashin0fonia1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-02

n spiendid Phston made Of the wood
o. ihe ingate Constitution, was present.
ed to the President by some New Yo,L
genut men, on the 22d ins,. To the
Isuer accompanying the present. she
f'e'dent made an appropriate reply.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-02

NicESDURG.--Ili i. .taied in the MAI.
'hcz Courier of the tih uIi.. th.f lot
- ground which was purchased in
tIcks'org about one year ago. for nine
thousand dollars, recently sold for
ninety thousand dollars. And also
mat lot Of ground adjacent 10 the
Railroad depot, at the same place
winch Was bought three years ago Tor
three thousand dollars. was lately sold
Tor five hundred thousand dollsr.i-
! ms we take To be the spirit Of ,pecu.
lailon, absol,ed from al. lis usual
check and halances."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-02

MNSE.-TWo petitions presented
60 the Legislature of Maine. for in.
''So1i'on' TO the delegation IN Con.
gress 10 use their influence for probib.
Jung slavery IN the District Of Column
pa were received, and their conside.
ration postponed 10 the year 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-02

~" i'e.,--cs 10 ne case IF Thomas
i Br"' . SCI. y ;aa and Providence
hhi''r.2!. coapauY q Boston sentiato
Coo"'t'rt'i IT award. giving to Blown
who hAt been much injured in conse.
quence Of the collision Of the Railroad
cars ~ June last, the effect. of which
,uii continue, ssu'n Mousqnd dolksrs
damages. with costs Of Court. aad all
o,her eXpen,es