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The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

bloody afray took place in Nalchez, Oh inc 9st,, ult at md-day between two young men, in which Ao,t ties borne apparently liteless from the payeman, where he had rolled in his blood. The other was al.a carried away shockingIy cut and nsangled with Bowie knife. Ii is expected both will recover.
 Public sentiment was so outraged by the affair." that general meeting was called to arouse public opinioa against the practise of duelng and carrying coneeaeJ weapons, at which various resolutions were adopteA one of which recommends 10 banks, insurance ofices rail road companies, all bodies ccpofate, or private c tizens to adopt the rule of refusing employment to Der. sons who shall be in the practice ofhabuay wearing dlrhs, knives, pistols CT other concealed weapons
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

SILK MANUFACTURES AT NANTuckET.-Accordine to the Boston Mercantile Journal the silks manutac tured by the "Atantc silk establishments island of Nantucket, arc vastly superior to the foreign article. and cheaper Silk handkerchief, elegantly printed in fast eolors, sears aprons with printed borders, &c of peculiar tneness and finish among the articles ma nnfaefured there. Mr Gay has supplied the desde. rainm for finishing the silks, which it was though. would be serious objection to the introduction ofi6is manufacture into out country. He gives an exquisite satin lustre to the goods, and unnpared by wash ing.-BaIt. Transcript.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

A meeting was held at New Orleans for the purpose, of forming an Ocean Steam Navigation Company, anu for the establishment of packets to foreign ports A T beard was appointed to open subscriptions to conss' of 4000 shares of $00 charter is to be oo'a'neu' with three millions capital. Packets will be es'aolsn. ed to Liverpool and Havre, with steam vessels py to Cuba Vera Cruz, Tampico, Mobile, and olnef P'''' ces.-N. Y. Ev. Star.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

Very mysterious Now York papers contain as notice headed "lmportant" requesting the young man who had his likeness taken, in female disguise at Waterford, Ireland, in June, 1S24 to make application for some important intelligence, to William Nc Iawsn, Advocate, Quebec. Lowe Canada; being assured that he may depend on the strctest fidelity.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

letter from the Hen. \. Yell informs us that f is his intention, so the opportunity occurs, to of fer aresouion of inquiry into the cause of so frequent failures of the mails in Arkansas. Let him lift up his voice. cry aloud aad spare not.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

AMERICAN YINE.-On the borders of Arkansas ncar the eastern side of the great desert, there are nu dfeds of acres of the quality of grape vs s'. era found in Europe and producing there the Hcns. wines. They growing wiid loaded with the n,os' delicious clusters of grapes, and closely aange' = to conceal the sten
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

A lioness at Mr. Martins menagerie, Brussels, late y brought forth the unusual urber of four whelps. She refused, as IS customary with this animal to suckIe more than two. The other two, which were placed placed with slut grew much fastcr.--N. Y. s,ar.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

Col. W. II. WHARTON. minister from Texas to tho United States with his Secretary. Col. Wolfe afrlvea at Washington yesterday.-Ib.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

ROBINSON, indicted for the murder of Nm. Hackett, received his trial last week m the Jefferson Circuit Court. He was convicted of maaslaughter
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

Mr. Van Buren has obtained four of the SIX New England States and yet, in the popular votes o n0ss SIX States there Is majority against him o 6,0oo
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

We return OUT thanks to the several members in Congress for public documents kindly forwarded to This acknowledgment Is intended to have prospect i've bearing.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.-The Journal of Commerce insists upon it that the pressure upon he money market IS as severe ever. Gaod notes were shaved on Tuesday ut per cent. month,
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

We wish the Gazette to say to the people of Arkan- what 1t means by nsinuating that i defeiic- ton of duty in any member of the Legislature vote for Mir. Cummins fer the Supreme Bench. We pre- sume the objection to him arose merely from his pol- tca tenets. If sc iet the Gd1ete spcdk ou If there be any other objection lei il be made known Ii s due to MT. Cummins, and it is due to the people, that the Gazette should distinctly the ground of ihs obec tion. We wait the distinct, direct and uneqnivocsl avowa that ii considered crime in Van Buren manic vote for any person to fiji high judicial station who was not of the creed in politics. Profhgacy abandoned, and pervcrsion of moral principle so garing, is too disgusting to be easily believed When to make upon it.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

The story of oseolas capture IS untounded He is adroit at eludng his enemies, as Mr. Van Buren at blinking question.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

Noah Murry and Geo. W. Pratt, stage-drivers, Oas' been sentenced to the Pentenary for ten years os .no U. s District Court of Georgia for cmbezziog 'e"ei containing draft.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

We have Washington dates 10 December 3ls', but see nothing which s of interest to ihe people of AFkan sas in particular In the Senate inc rescisou of the Treasury Circular is the topic of debate Benton has inflicted speech of twelve columns upon ihe subject The Expunging Resolutions viii pass, We presume.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

Washington Correspondent assures the N r Journal of Commerce, that, under Mir Van Buren's administration, Mir Rves of Virginia. will be secreta- of State, and Governor Marcy of New York, Secreta- " of War, and that member of the present Cabinet will be retainsd except Mir. Woodbury of the Treasu ry Department Gov. Marcy, Secretary of War that IS 10 be- IS the individual who, whilst in the service of New York, charged the State fifty cents for the mend- n5 of his brooches. We presume, that when he sets into the Cabinet, the mending and washing of his small clothes will be charged to the nation, Louisville Journal.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

lift please your Honor" said jailor in Georgia to justice of the peace, ." wishes to get easement to take fellow that's broke customary, and lying ou in a,nbuscade.n
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

hlr. Van Buren IS elected to the presidency ? . smaller majority than was ever before given 'o a9 successful candidate
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

We are informed by ierfrom Washington conn- y, that our paper often fails arriving at Fayetteville for weeks together. This is singular when there are two mails week from Crawford. Our paper fails also at Crawford C. II. We have our eys upon scoundrel postmaster the route who deains large packages at his office So soon as we can clearly establish his v lainy, we will take steps 10 have him removed.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

H. k. January 4, 1857. Mn. PIKE:
 Sir-Enclosed forward to you, for the information of your readers the establishment of tho Post Offices therein mentioned.
 Yours, 4. YELL. Z "The Postmaster General informs the Hon. MT. Yell that he has this day appointed John B. Dickson Postmaster at 0sage, Benton co. Ark.-a new office. He has established the following Offices, viz: Hubbard, Benlon co. Ark Robt. Cowan, r. n. Bythe's, Carol co. g john Blythe P. N. Johnston, Marion co. Walter Talbot, P M Ozark, Crawford co. 4 Win. Halle, F. NJ. PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
 3lst December, lS36.n
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

Under tho head of "Nashngton news,D the Alexan- dria Gazette supplies the following items.
 II Is not expected lhat Senator Clayton will take his seat again. Judge Porter will retain bis seat in the Senate during the present session. Strong efforts are making by MT. Claws friends to induce him 10 consent to reelection Senator Soutliard is in high spirits Hopes are entertained by Dr. Naudan's friends that he may be elected Secretary of the Senae-f pa12g Is arrayed against him he stands no chance
 No fears are now entertained of difficulty with Me&co-as i is thought the Presidents message will be satisfactory The Presidents recommendation with regard 10 the repeal of the duty on Salt, Coal, Hheal, NC &c IS popular and will probably be adopt ed The suggestion with regard to reducing the post age on letters, also gives great satisfaction
 he members ot Congress have assembled this win ter apparently under feelings of kindness and cordaity l he Van Buren men not over elated nor are the Wings cast down.
 Much Interest begins to be excited already as to the formation ct the next cabinet. The President elect is al smiles, and seems, in the beginnings to be anxious to have the good opinion of both parties Mr. Riyes Is to be ia iono Many anxious, at once, to an- neunee him as a candidate to succeed Mr. V B. Some think he will be offered seat Tn the Cabinet by the latter gentleman
 Who will be Vice President Will Mir. Riyes and the other Virginia Senator whoever he may be. vote for Col. Johnson! Many think so-and that thereup on Mir Hives Is 10 be placed in the line o succession. We shall sec
 Brown's and Gadsby's are already crowded with audnanes and politicians Many office seekers and ''waiers upon Providence" are also in attendance. More Reporters, Letter Writers and Washington cor respondents are lon the spot" than have ever vet been seen They are, generally, men of taste, tact, and talents aud will distribute throughout the country graphic and interesting of the dongs and say lngs ln the Capitol. They have already commenced their abors.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

The people of Vermont and Rhode Island have dis posed of their quota of the surplus in the sup port of common schools. Excellent!
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

The amount of money, paid into the New foIk ',; 2; ty banks on the 3rd u for notes falling due, WIS s''' mated at eight millions of dollars.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

.a Prince ID rdt trap.-A poor fellow by the name of Augustus Prince at New York; lately, made grab at some money in the window of exchange office, "moved and seduced theroto' by dire necessity and the insiigation of an empty stomach. Hardly had he grabbed the money when he himself grabbed and iugged of to prison, to vegetate at his leisure.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

SIR-The regimen, of Arkansas Volunteers or Mounted Gunmen they are usually termed, which was called by General Gaines last summer for the de- fence of the Texan frontier, which assembled at Fort Towson. and have been subsequently ordered to Fort Gibson 1t is sadl about be paid off and dis charged, their services this. CT the Texan frontier being no longer --Ark. Gag.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

Gov. LueAs.-We have received the Message of Gov Lucas to the Ohio Legislature In regard to the surplus revenue his Exceency urges the propety of constituting It at once common school fund.- to be ir- rerocabe; the state to become the trustee of said fund. With authority to invest the principal either to the ex t'nguishment the canal debt-to fill the loans author lzed by law, for the purpose of extending the canals within the state or for other public improvements, to vest 1t n such stocks within the state, as may be deemed most safe and profitable; the interest or div dend accrung theferom, to De distributed annually a. mong the several counties in the state, for the support ol common schools therein in proportion to the number oi children in each county respectively
 Louisville Journal
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

Bill has passed two readings in the Senate of inc U. S. prohibit the sales of the public lands except 10 actual settlers. It is probable that will pass both Houses of Congress.
 debate was likewise going on to reduce tho duties on imports. Every effort will be made by the present Congress to counteract the evils of an ovefowng trea- surylhey do not wish to levy any more taxes on the people than will be necessary for the support of gov ernment.--Ark. Gag
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27

SAMUEL s. HALL, Esq. ol this place, has been ap- pointed by the President and confined by the Senate, U s. District Attorney for the District of Arkansas. We cordially approve of iho appointment.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27
Washington Correspondence of the New York Star

asniiggt c0f7eePouo5dca os the New ofk SiaT.
 WASHINGTON, Dee. l..
 Benton means to pnsh his Expunging Resolutions, order drive in and 10 drive together the disecia nembra of the Jackson party, in the Senate. This is his best trump, and he will draw the others by leading it forthwith. Those resolutions, passed, lrsd De car- yied by ssnaa majority. Leigh, Clayton and Mangum have left their seats, to be filed two of them, by Van Buren men, while tue other Clayon's) 1t is found diff
 cult to fi'l at all. The alnented Goldsborough, of Maryland, is no more. Another Van Ruren man from Mane is soon to take bis seat and the Senators from
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-01-27
3lst December, lS36.n


Ex.set ef letter from an officer ot the army. serving
 in the wes. to his friend in this place.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-15

AFRicAE SPoRTING.-One day as we lay at
anchor Of the town of Attah, witnessed one
Of the most ingenious ways OF killing an alliga-
tor that can be imagined. One of these huge
creatures was discovered basking on bank in
the river, short distance ahead of our vcss-
els. He was observed by two natives in a ca
noe, who Immediately padded TO the opposite
side of the bank, and, having landed, crept
cautiously towards him. As soon as they
Were near the animal, one of the natives stood
up from his crouching position, holding spear
about six feet long, which with one blow he
struck through the animals tail into the sand.
most strenuous contest Immediately ensued I;
the man with the spear holding il in the sand
as firmly as his strength alowen him, and
cnging TO il as it became necessary to shift
his position with the agility ofa monkey; while
his companion occasionally ran in as opportun-
ity offered, and with much dexterity gave the
animal hurst with his long knife, retreaiing
at the same moment from within reach of It's
capacious Jaws as it whirled round upon the ex-
traordinary pivot which his companion had SO
successfully placed in its tail. The battle 'as-
ted about half an hour, terminating in the
slaughter of the alligator and the triumph Of
his conquerers, who were not long in cutting
him into pieces, and loading their canoes with
/ his flesh, which they Immediately carried Il
the shore and retaed to their countrymen. Il
is evident that the success Of this plan depen
ded on the nerves and dexterity Of the MAJ
who pinned the animals tail to the ground
and his contortions and struggles to keep hi
position were highly ridiculous and entertain
! ing. [Laird's Expedition up the Niger.]
i A Missouri paper says, "The pressure 70
scives here and the difficulty to get them, ex
ceeds by far the demand for specie"
An immense chandelier has been placed in
; new circus in Philadelphia, which emils $50
lights u is fed by gas, consuming thousan,
feet per hour.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-15

General Jackson's Letiers-The Rich.
mond Enquirer fatty contradicts the asser-
ton of the "revered chief" that the banks
were selling their specie at premium and
buying up their paper at discount. In
copying the denial of the Albany Argus
on behalf of the New York banks, the En-
quirer nails the SANDER TO the counter SC
far as it regards the Virginia Banks, in these
strong terms
1--WE hazard nothing in asserting, in the
most unqualified terms. the same of the
Banks Of Virginia that none of them have
sold specie or bought their own notes at a
discount We should blush to believe tina
any such stigma rested upon them
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-15

"wednesday, A. M. .aug. %. My dear Sir,
This has not been published yet. Il may
not and probably will not be before Saturday,
and will give i to no other paper before that
time. do not intend il for abolitionists exclu-
sively, or for them more than for all other pc
titioners. When the guaranteed right OF petit
ton to Congress is thus practically and effect
ually denied to any body, as it has been for
two years past to abolitionists, II is time,
think, for every man who hath ga word" to
speak it, and to speak it OUT. All | say is
here it is,-at your service, and at the publlc's.
Yours, truly, }. PlEkPONI.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-15

When the British entered Washington il
the war of 18l2-15.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-15

Enlistment Of Pan Buren Senaior.-A
good story is told of one of the Van Buren,
members of the Maine Senate. Arriving in
Augusta, he went TO the Arsenal, and claimed
seat. He was told he must sign his name
first on the books Of the establishment. He
complied, and found subsequently that he had
enlisted in the army for seven years.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-15

An Englishman, residing Mt Frankfort,
lately made bet Of $50 ducats with a rich
Jew that he would sit on horseback for eight
successive days and nights. without once
aiightng lie gained his wager, as we'll as
several others, which he made while on
horseback, with the bystanders. The Jew
who himself was present to watch his adver
sary. was more iaiigued than the other,
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