Col. Sevier, at Little Rock.
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Tn another column, the reader will find a communication over the signature of ".A Citizen of Liale Rock," portraying the con duct of Col. Sevier at this place, on Mon- day, the 18th inst. The friends of Col. Sevier are making great noise about 1t, and, as matter of course, deny its truth. Ne were present, and know some of the statements or charges to be t,'ue. The au- thor was an eyewitness to the whole scene, and is man of honor and veracity-he is the equal of Col. Sevier in every respect, and holds himself accountable to him, and hin, alone, for the publication. If the Par ty will afford the author an opportunity, (which can be done through the Editor of the Advocate), he will PROVE every charge made. He challenges, he dafes call for the proof in legal manner. The author satisfied himself, before publication, that every assertion he had made could be pro- uen. That Seyier stimulated his friends to nets of uioleace is ir1le; when MT. Cum mins was attacked, he stood in the door of the grocery and exclaimed, .'piek him utp on t,co chips." This the Editor heard, and wiR make oath to in court of justice. To say the least of it, Col. Sevier's con- duct on that occasion was DIsGRAcEFuL, and ill-becoming the representative of the People.