F has, for years past, been the on;n;a E- many persons oflntelligence H,9n Vf different sections of the F erritorr ..As n interests and welfare of Arkansas ~ 'le be advanced by the establishment of sou,a CT rpublic paper in this place. Win a' a'otl- to the public good, and with, hone .i'. sl:'s dable desire to establish myselfin in bnsi., iau' have determined to commence tbi''ess, tbaa, lieation of a weekly paper, with tho .l puos la' title, so soon as can obtain from c;M,,e natl press, and other necessary mater; .n' als. eti'

 Disavowing any connection win n.

 ties, whose infnriate zeal, has , Pes been reproach to our countr., ...i 1afs .s retarded her growth, the Advoca . slszls. 'ss open to all parties, and devoted to nana 's

 The Advocate shall be excl0siyelv do,. ted to the interests of Arkansas; fife ", Hmns shall he open for the free ii.vesi;,... ton and discussion of all subjects connaaa s' ed with, or calculated to promote. tba v. terests of the Territory. 4S 'ui

 Tn politics, republication is o,,r t,,a.u

 and, as in Republics, the voice of tise. nv nv jority is the ruling power, hold t to 'la h. correct, to submit with dignity to tho vo;oe 01 tHS PSoP1Ss IE P1 tCtttHBs therefore fh, yilifeation and abuse, that have been aas ,as still are, teeming out against the yener,h, I,s patriot, who, by an overwhelming maioy;tr has been called upon to guide the ds desss nies of the nation, will feel bound to ns,. to him that reverence justly his due. F;rms. ly believing, that in all his measures \. will have an eye single to his conntrv,s good, l shall feel 1t my duty to defend ii. course, until satisfied that he Is disposcd4o sacrifice that cause, in defence of wbicbbs has ever been ready to expose his life.

 Living in the Territory from my cha. hood, feel welded to it's interests: and

 under the belief, that the fertility ofits son

 the salubrity of it's climate, it's miners, treasures, in eonnectionwithitsn its nayiaable streams, afording at ali times, a communi. cation with New-0rleans, require only fo be known abroad, to attract an emirra. tion from the neighboring States, sufficient. l ly great, speedily to give us an honorable station among the States of the Union. 4 portion of the Advocate will be devoted to ] typographical and mineralogical descrinti. ons ofdifferent sections of the country.

 \ portion of the Advocate will be devo, ted to religious communications, when fur nished, from all, or any denomination oi christians.