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LATEST FROM MEXICO.
NEw-ORLEANs. July

NEW-ORLEANs, July End.
 Notwithstanding the opinion of the writer of the letter we have published from Mexi- co, and the confidence with which the Vice. President speaks of the speedy termination of the disturbances in that agitated country, we have our fears that 1t viii be the theatre of long and bloody conflict The priests take an active part in promoting the rebel lion, if, indeed, they are not the principal exciters of 1t. The great influence which this crafty body of men exercise over the minds ofall classes of the people, but more particularly the lower, and the soldiery, render them very dangerous to the state.- When man dethrones his reason to enshrine his fellow mortal, 1t behooves public func- tionaries to act with the utmost circumspec- ton. To attack boldly the bigotted and selfish enemies of the present enlightened Government of Mexcio, would be to give them fatal triumph Tais is the critical
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CAUTION.
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d u persons are forewarned from trad AiDp for a note. executed to me by Tho. ka TrammeU, Dennis TramnaeH, and Dd- Ia Triu.bte, about the 10th of March 1853, br two hundred dollars; and the Tram $ nelI's and Trimble, are forewarned from nyiug said note, or the residue thereof, to ay other than myselfor order. Said note
 as credit of one hundred and five dol- krs, and seyenty-fye cents, entered about be 27th of May last, which was few hys subsequent to the note becoming due. Eassigned the residue of said note to O.. I. Howell, and as the consideration for Hhich said assignment was made, has shoIly failed, take this method of notify ihg ihst gentleman that l do not intend he 6hatlreceiye the money of the obligors or
 myself. DAVID BUkS
 n Crawford, c, H, July7. 1883. I6-4w.
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point; though much depends upon the de. cision of the General Congress, who may De said to hold the dogs of war in their leash, which will be let slip, by their declar- lng against the Clergy, when we may vanly look for return to peace and order. If, however, conciliatory course is pursued the present excitement may pass away, and tranquility he again restored.
 Translated from II Censor for the New. Orleans Courier.
 Proclamation of Ills Ercelleney Me Tice.
 President q the .Mericaa Republic.
 Inhabitants of the Federal City!--As soon as Government received news of tho publication ot General Arista, His Excel- lency the President was invited 10 cemc te the capitol, and resume the reins Q, the Supreme Government, where resources arc offered him to maintain the oaths which bind him to his native country.
 Meanwhile, Government has employed every means possible to preserve public tranquility. It was maintained: but a ni- quet of forty men, quartered in the barracks contagious to the palace, and fronting the University, fired upon detachment of go- vernment troops who sustained the attacls as became them, and, joined by the citizens. tney invested the barracks, and the traitors who were there quickly fled.
 Ihls scandal would have been ayoideds had 1t not been for the unjust nrcveeat;o,: offered to the soldiers of the country. fit was attended with misfortune, the accres- sors have all the blame. It is all ended now.
 Mexlcans!--Repose in the vigilance of Goyernment--in disregard for the rights of individuals.
 Preserve tranquilli observe order as you have done hitherto and as your Vice. President enjoins 1t uporfyou.
 VALENTIN GOMEZ FARIAS.
 Mexico, June ', ls33--at T o'clock in the evening.
 Mexicans.--I could wish upon this oca easion to address you under the feelings produced by the public achievements of Morelia and Chalcol How much regret to advert to the late occurrence at Ameca! Anow, my friends, that some thoughtless and evil mentioned military men, sbjuring ther oaths and most solemn promises, have withdrawn from the obedience to the goy@ ernment of the Union and from that which they owed to His Excellency the General presiding; they have formed tumultuous hostility, and proclaimed absolute power; they have trampled upon and outraged our laws most scandalously, and have put ar, end to the Constitution sanctioned and SUD- ported by the people.
 The General presiding has not authori- sed such scandalous perjury, and will cer- taiiiir show MexIcans and the world, that he knows and will fulfil his duty with honor and fr1nness.
 We will soon know all that has occurred; but In the mean time hatter myself fun. damentally of the ultimate success of jus. tlce and the laws.
 Soldiers!-Yoar swords and your honor ms.ntain that of this country, so often as- sailed, and prove once more that you are worthy of the confidence rcposed in you.
 Unite more and more closely with tho tpeople, making beyond doubt the public happiness your will, receive the blessings of your offspring and of posterity.
 VALENTIN GOMEZ FARIAS.
 Mexico, June ', 1883.
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 1n.g ruRrE DOLLARS per annan, paya- ~ . ~ advaaee, or TOUR DOLLARS al the as as.;rstion of the year. ssp'fsusSc ',sacr;ber will be considered as pay
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 .cEyTs FOR THE ADVOCATE. rhe Af faIlowing gentlemen have been ap- .ated Agents for this paper;
 oa',s 4" r sevloys, P M. Jackson county. e,T IT SKuokendau, Jackson, Lawrence co. TIs; ' WoE P. M. Izard Courthouse. 1 r Egaer, Batesyille.
 R,r; . cyoio.sy, Lawrence county.
 ,ys seos, BBsssard, Lafayette county
 IT caldpeH, Jefferson county. Nj 1ames scutI, P. M. Pine Bluff
 o,soh 1 Jacobs, P. NJ. Monroe county. E% B. Patton, P. NJ. Chicot county. D. Ferguson P. M. Crittenden co.
 7. Biseoe, Phillips county.
 F5rreiiy, Arkansas counntyt
 ,mss Clark, Miller county. f.1 .IohR Clark, Seyier county. b,s;d Foran. do.
 fsomas Hubbard, Hampstead county. E Collins, P. M. Clark county.
 Nrbon. Van Buren, Crawford county. FIsnas .udthers. P. M. Conway county. 5abh Hibbin, do. do, E;Ibsrt Marshall, P. M. Crawfor county. fsl, L, M. Clarke, P. M. Morrison's Bluff. Iorkin Nsaoton, PM. Washington co. i Evens, P. M Vineyard do. Ebhn E. Turner, do. ] c. Pleasants. do. 1 1T. Johnson, St. Francis county. fl 4. Whittiagton, Hot Spring county. &H R. Ryan, Mouth of Arkansas.
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JAMES J MCKINNEY, Attorney at Law.

lslDEs in Columbia, Chicot coun erol.y Y. Y! Arkansas Territory, and will (iitla (ifu,aluy D attend the Superior Court at E,;,,s. ue nook-also the Circuit Courts oi |bhs1naen' |,hsaa Phillips, Monroe, St. Francis, taaa aa'as and Chicot counties and will bhts 'o the settlement and collection of |sinasu. any part of the Territory. Any sas attans sconilded to him, shall be prompt Sept lsa2
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CAPTION.

HEREBY caution all persons from trading for, or taking an assignment on, NOTE OF HAND, drawn by Jenkin Williams, and Alexander Gholston, in fa- lor of Alexander Dobbins, Administrator \ the estate of John Newman, for one eelndred and six dollars, due on the 18th hy of December, 1892. Said note was Raced in the hands of Edmond Blakemore, zho has left the country.
 ALEX. DOZENS.
 gaa Baren, July1, Is33. I5-4w
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E. WILSON.

lErnII MERCHANT, LITTLE ROCK, wv w..s. a..end to the receiving and for (a cbaTra ~asding of all Goods committed to kelarnsse. Having recently purchased Nesssssa commodious WAREHOUSE hnea;ass.. thompson & Drennen. situated k is naa at the Steam boat Landing, |oods Sw wl: lp:repared to store any quantity of kre. cans calch may be committed to his
 bnniss;oooua consigned to him for sale on
 Essntanon' will be disposed of to the best Nj EW IT, Dec 12
 Nlo.sa sahk CIDER M YINEG K-
 er, fa, vols. ,a Newark Cider, 70 bbls Vine June Is ss'e oy DUNN q LOWRY fU ssass uashs CANVASS HAMS iust s'sed and for safe by
 E--- EMZY WILSON. pfes,rv yoB 1s1l PRINTING a7seflption neatly executed at the Advocate Office.
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 AUGUST ELECTION---IS33.

FOR THE GENERAL AssE.MRLY. Pulaski county-For the Cnnncil Alex s. Walker, s. D. Blackburn, Allen Martin.
 For the House of Representatives.. Absaom Fowler, William Cummins, 5. NJ. Rutherford, Richard c. Byrd. Hot Spring county For fhe Council.
 John 8. T. Galloway.
  .drkapsas conniy--F For Representative. Stephen v R. Ryan.  Con,oay county For Representative. Dr. N. Menefee, John Hibben. Hempsiead county For the Council.
 Dr. J. w. Judkins. For Representative. William Shaw. Lafagette and .Miller counsies-For Repre- senfatipe.-John Brady. Chicot county-For Representatives.
 Thomas J. Thurmond. Independence couniy-For Representative.
 William Chandler.
  For Clerk of the Superior Cos.rf. : P. schweppe nheiaer, William Field. For Prosecuting AAorney af tie ssssoaa
 Judicial Circuit. Jesse Turner, James w. Robinson, John Linton. For Prosecuting Attorney tor 4th Judicia1 Circnit.-Jobn c. F. Tollison.  For Clerk of Palask; couDty.
 John H. Cooke. For Sheriff of Lafayels county.
 K. T. D. Stevens. .aa..&s For SheriG of Hot Spring eounfy.
 James Dorris. For Constable of Big Rock Toaunslip. E. Berry. Wiley ". McDanieI.
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i GROCE Porter and Wine Bottles.
 Just received per Steam boat Volant, " sale by DUNN {. LOWRY.
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To Journeynlen TaiIors.

'HVor three Journeymen Tailors, who |A are hrst-rate workmen, will receive Sns'snt employment, on immediate appli- ruOo to the subscriber, who will pay S7 .aaking dress-coats, and for other work tue same proportion.
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JOHN SMITH

n,'lle Rock, July 10. l4-tf. Niae Editor of the Memphis Advo-
 Ess. 's wlll publish the foregoing advertise Ea Es". rour times, and send his account to IFS office for payment.
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Chicot couniy-For Representatives
 Thomas J. Tburmond.

Independence counfy-For Representative.
 William Chandler.
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.drkapsas connfy--For Representative.
 Stephen V R. Ryan.
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Lufaqette and .Miller counlies-Fov Rebrer
 sentatiue. Brady.
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Hot Spring tounty--For fhe Council.
 John 8. T. Galloway.
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Conway county For Representative. Dr. N. Menefee, John Hibbeu.
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Hempsiead county For the Council.
 Dr. J. w. Judkins. For Representative. William Shaw.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-22

nr virtue aid IN pursuance. ofs decree o, III.
- Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chan.
ny, held fos the county Of mhersi..pronoasced !,
the case Of Richard 8. Ellis, surviving par,ner 90
the late mercantile concern Of John 4 Richart =
Ellis, plaintiffs. against WIN Davis. Rober. Shas
tead, VIM Shastead Edmund Shas,sad. Fronc~.
shss,eed and Elizabeth Shastead, heirs at lav -
james Shastead dec. and Josiah Ellis and c..
Ellis, who are infants under the age OF 81 ye,-,
and the heirs at law Of John Ellis dec def.pdar,.
Tue Undersigned will on the 10Th day OF Ma,
next, upon the premises, sci to the lighcst ti..
for cash the Tract OF Laad IN H. d eree iue,trc
commonly called sfastcads tract, TO Wi. ~ h,o.
drei and thirty acres of Land n .inu,r,r COM.
on boih SIDES OF Otter Creek an the Al4t a..! AZ
Tic premises be!onglns 10 the sald i.ud, .rl..
Lani adjoins the heirs o'Wm DAVIS, ueni !.
DAVIS, zee. and Reast hna ess &
ADDISON fALiAfER2O Co,.
April ID va
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= III J.. public are informed thai daily mail IS
NOW running between ihi' place ana N"s1-
neton CITY. The advantages I'll ms D''aug'
ueni are numerous and obsions.-lt not o"ly
owes the place daily Noithern, hut daily hieh
mon2 mail. II pfftenta 10 NE bdl aug from
Tennessee, Se. a route sut5oet 10 no delay "tdte
lhs line Is Intended 10 eombne proper Ell
pe,lillon with ample ,lmr Ion res1, but whenever
/, Is reanired Il vii travel ali night, rs dots The
Fredercis bur- ltnr, anl viii lien reach wash
ington without difficulty m soon NJ the s'r"'npooi'
From Cha, loitesyille to Alexandria, by mud ~
miles Alexandria II Washington, by the boat
mles-hy my route, l2l
From Charlottesville 10 steamboat LANDING, rs
mllc,-sieaInboni landing 10 Washington, ol-
route by fredericksburg, l39 niles.
Distance Tom salem 10 Washington City, l92
mde5-l'are, - 70
The snbseiiler has spared no pa'nsio put the
best aceommo 1aions the Whole road rom "a
lem 10 Washington city And having involved
himsrn IN "A neayy additional expense, III fonse-
qnencr Of the establishment Of daily mail solios
the support oil generous public.
WN. SMrlu.
u The Ahiur don an1 knossilie p"pe's wall m
Sc tj,e above > month, Ut the usual discount hni
send Ibtir account 10 tn, ullce Tor COLLECTION.
-hpy Z Ia
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COUGHS AND COLDS.

Fl is now ebou, one year 81 sce the NV ESQ
- IAsn torsH S,RuP WAS first offered 10 the
public, during which Tine several thousand bottles
have been distributed th,oni hout The United States
and Blush P,oviuoe., and in all where the
directions have been strict, follow ed hy those wha
used IT, The most saloiary eGcct. hn,e bren nro u
ted. aud II has unitornily proved ,tsclIto se sIi-
clhc ior Influenza, Coughs. Colds All ma " hoo
ping Cough, SpittIng Of Blood nnj al all c'Ions o.
the lungs,
lbe propiietors a, liberty 10 refer T. many
individuals Of The FIST respectaby, who ba,
been cured of obstinate coughs by It's use. aud III,
following l,te,s received by tiietr are added, iot
the pet"sal oil those who may he tonhled with
,mn, complaints
Gentlemen-Ailer having tried, b. the recon
incubation oil NY friends, almost every medicn
tot cough. without the leasi relief had recourse
70 our New Ing land Cough syrup and am enc
bled 10 shy, with much ,hankiuiness. that il hs
cured me OF ane ol the most oes mate colths' q
knew aud shall ieel il to be dot, 10 'i.,J
II 10 ever. one "hom 6nd in need Of So sa.enn!r
a medicine. Sbned-i ours respectfully.
JOHN +. SlEp4EN5.
Inc WY great benefit that have derived from
the USE pl your Syrup has astonihtd me heyoud
measure. ON the length OF time tIla :, licred
With mnst invttetaie cough ! Supposed shcud
never be I'D OF IT while lived Bni b, takiv he
bottle Of Syrup which procured from you, have
been perfectly cured aud now enjoy good health
Set oinl physician have used the n. r. Cough
Syrup in thtIr Practice. Al ordel was received
some lime since from u dstlns uishing med,ca
gehtl NAH Al the south. In n subsequent leltor I've
remarks. " Your Cough Syrup l. Invaluable. II
cured me entirely oil iuvete,ate cough upon
lakihg TIE 9th do Or III, tDAeu vhich rece,-
vcd from va. gave AMY al IN Two bottle, and
OF the two used IN my oan cas-. par 81 lt) the
Other have by me. In alinost stttr ,as1 u those
given away. the patients called and spoke Il the
astonishing effect 81 the remedy The ioIuutns
noe from Dung gentleman OF this city was re
csived few days since:
II gives me gteal pleasure 10 be able to add N,
testimony in favor OF Your New England Cough
s,rup, Two bottles Of which haping entltsly cured
my Tough which MAS 40 severe lea' o,y physician
ad. ,,d me 10 spend The coming winter IN
them cllmhte. bui tho fortunate use Ut Sour Sy
Iup MI preclude the necessity.
b ,slon, SIP. p, 1852
Particular directions Tor use accompany each
b tile.
l,icc Ei61 Gems
Prepared ouy by MOFFAl PLUMNER & Co
lis STAG street. Bost1n, Mas. sold "holrsalr bs
3eu an1 by panlel Goddard < Co NJ AZ
Maiden Lsne, ew York, retaied hy Dtoggis,s
geoerally throughout the L. Sits aud E.itish
PROVINCES.
Doc. How'd Davies, Lyncbburg, Va. agcn, for
hp pfoPtiet4ts.
leh. w3m
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u Noutt continued and held for Bedford NJ
IL the court hoHse the 10th day of MarcA c3j- Field
ine settle fltt against william Lau.,o~ and TrIhe-
MA hts vie, William S.tile Lewis Bet lie, Francis Settle
w lsin Derrctt aud Seiy his wife, Danttidyr Tucker
aud Nancy hls WIFE, Thomas Rueker aud Elcy hi, we
children and heirs of Ne~m Settle deceased Peg
gy Settle, Hmm Se,tl., John Settle, Bergman seue
aud Mahay Sc., tii 81. sno heirs Of Strother Settle
deceased no va ere it'e ck,iiton Of NownJn See
drrtastj, deiahdin In Chancery.
Inc ueiandais sIiliam settle, 'ets Settle ari-i lyr
tucker aud Nancy his VIII, Thomas Rucker and Fey
" IL, William settle, John settle, Peggy Ses, Err,
S'te, hhd Malile5 settle, not having ther Hi
pearance anu gwen srcn'lty according the
Assembly and the rules oi thts Court it apr carLg to
fhc Satisfaction oi the Court TINT they inhabitants
TINS couatry IN The melton Of the plaintiff, hy council
ordered t the sud lat named defendants apprr
before The fourth b"ndly IN MAY noXi, ans er the
Of the plaintiff and that cop, tBls ,rder te rhwIl
publ he'd fur rigt Weeks Successfully IL the .uchhDr
irsilm aud That another co,> Is. ported the iron
doOr ui the cour' house I tui, rourtN
top!-fesle, no. I. MITCHELL, c. n c,
Aptii 1. v2n
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Mach !.

T1ik6iHia, 10 MA, ,"nrs continued puI held +,
~ he county oi Campbell, the 18th day OF tehrpa,y ~
aud in the 5'th year OF the Comnunw eaith-I,ms.
Dekey, complainant, a9anst Unstrel Rndd and NAV
Coleman, adnlntririx OF Robert \. Coleman d,r.,,,,
and james Coleman Dits.--On inJuuctit n,
Ga the motion vi the complainant aud appearing Ia Tho
,aiistiIon oil the court that the Defendant CGstrc Ku
not iDhsbitan OF this country,
his appearance aud gwen security according the act ~
Assmb, Ia nch cases made aud PROV ied the rule, of
thls II orde ed that said defendant KuJ d.
app"ar hoar on the ID Monday June next nnd answer
the hui oil The complainant aud that copy of this order
he inserted IN ihr 1yuehburg Nuginan for two mnuh
sueeesri'eiy aud posted the front doo Of the
OF this county,
a eory-restc, JOHN ALEXANDER, C.CC.
March 7. v5n,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-04-22
DRY GOODS,

VHNiE Subscriber will continue to sell Mt extreme
u lylow prices, ms stock of DRY GOODS,
SADDLERY. &c until "Wednesday the 2iti day
vi Apul on which day he will proceed to sell at
public auction, without reserve, his remaining
stock which consists of large stock of Dry Goods
Of oycry description, including Hardware, Plated
Ware, Castings, Groceries and Shoes Of all
sorts general assortment ofready made 5addcry
consisting Of Saddles Brides, Maulngalcs, liar-
ness, Saddior's Materials large ASSORTMENT Of
Coarse, do do, Waggon and Cart Gear, liur-
ness, Traces &c or sets Mahogany Dining
Tables, Sdcboards, BcaurcauS, Beadstcads, &c
and many other articles.
Terms as follows AN sums under $50 cash
over 80 and under 800, % dnys-ovo 100 aud IN
der 5000 l20 duys--oycr 900 and under $500, q
mohths-oyer $500 and L. months credit will be
gwen Bonds with approved security, bearing Ia
lercst from the date If not punctuny pnid, OF ne
eotlablc notes, with approved sndorsers, vail be
required Country Merchants are respectfully III
vlted to attend the snlc KD. II GRAY.
~, should also like to sell privately all my
REAL ESTATE, rs 1t IS my wish to remove to
the Western Country as soon as can effect the
same, aud wind up my affairs.
n Il Those indebted To- the subscriber are
desired to make speedy payment as no longer IN
dqlsence can be given. X. H. 9.
LyncIburS. APr5. tbs
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II. AG1S.

IHNflE pubic are respectfully Informed, that, by
Il direct On Of the Post Office Department, this
route Is changed flon three TO SIX times week.
lie Stage vii leave Richmond aui LyncAburg
every day, Saturdays excepted, ~ arrive III each
plaeeesery d7y, Sundays excepted.
AZ tins cement extends no farther than
Lynelbot". passensers for the Squtb, elth'r by
peek q y tllfati's line, VIA Rane'5 Tavern liamp
den sydney Eo.Iese, he. Or by smith hue through
Danfiite, V to the .'uf,Ilnns Georgia, &c. to
the S5utttea, through Alabama, aad Tennfss,e
and 10 The ~ tde watering places, aud Guy
andotte, On the Ono ryer should, unless they wish
10 rest day II Lynehburg. leage Richmond on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
The caaehe, ON TINS Inc new, aud are not
exeeed IN beauty, strength or comfort, by any nov
ia use. TIN horses are good and the divers ac-
commenting, shilIia aud st ady.
In consequence Of the great Improvements re-
Gently effected, aud those IN contemplation, m the
Steamboat navigation between Richmond and Il a.
timore, with winch this line connects three tunes
"A week golng aud roturnlhg) facia ing the IN
tefcourse between those points beyond all previous
example | can confidently recommend my line to
travellers from the Wet South West, and South,
IN their trips to and from the Sorh-the time re-
qnslto to accomplish them and the expenses vary
M but little from any other line, AID IN point Of
comfort exceeded by none ifcquaed by any.
A PATTESoNI Ptoptletor
R4ftaio1ld i. LQactbUrg lane.
y All hassnse, packages &c. at the risk OF
! The owners thereof.
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Carstarian system of Pcnmanshlp.

TaugH bg M GeUcr IA LgHct5afg.
yuVuIs ,s the only efficient mole OF acqulelng u
business hand writing 1t impar,s 10 gentle
men, in time surprisingly short, hand, al once
bold. free, expeditions and permanent and to Ia
dies style nent, fashionable and elegant lhe
cubic testimonials IN favor of his system OF IN
rography, in England, France and our own Co"i
,,v are conclusive as to It's merits ard arc estah=
bshins It's superiority over every other plan oi
teaching practical P,nmenshp.
The following extract IS from communication
made TO the Nashville Banner, by the Rev IN
Lindsey. President OF Cumberland College
There is now IN our city FIRST rate writine
school, upon the celebrated CMsturan sysiein-
which. as the public journals assures Us, has rreel-
we'd the decided appreciation of the hest judges bo'
IN Europe and America Mcssrs. ChapWf1 and
Geyer have already given ono cRrSe u IessoH' 10
co1sid srable number of pupils with complete sue.
cess. and tue perfect satisfaction OF all concerned
rp,s sys,om is grounded ust philosophical
pfinclples. and is admirably adapted TO practice
r. il writing is rendered an easy dchehhd en-
t.loyment instead of Icing, as IT too efnefaitY
proves. a painful trtsomo drudgcry Ihelc Is ne
af5rlery or yanlce,sm IN the affair The gen
demon above namcd-and they arc Truly gentle
4n.a-aonesty and faithfully perform all that ihey
.,amise ttgiycs me pleasure to recommend Their
ttroaa ,ptgse Just commenced, to all who have mol
pss.irlpa I'd ~ the benefit of the hrsI
~ li,per may be seen at Mis- Bradluie'a,
,,hers rs hours Of instruction, Nc. Will be mad
taAwr
ts.st;e,nen a,e respectfully invited to call and
i. ar ar explanation Of lhIs celebrated system OF
e.arsta.i's. and see Nj G's performances with tie
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~ ..,.s. !uH.- -. OaO.~ and .'e@ OailaHs
Sugars
$50 bags Coffee, Green and Java
20 hbds Molasscs
80 casks Malaga Wine
100 kegs Cut Nails
800 Rcams Wrapping paper
Cap and Letter do
u boxes and 20 barrels Loaf Sugar
30 chests Gunpowdcr and Imp TIA.
B1leg Domestic SbcctuEs and Shirtlnse
Barrels Nackarcl, No = md
Far Hats, Alum, Indigo, Spanish Segas
Puc Apple Cheese sc. az &c.
Comprising almost every article IN the Grocery
Inc. which, holding on con,igum mt will be sold
n ttc t5ad,, "a, wholesale, ht a very moderate per
cent upon the Richmond and Nnrthctn matkel
prircs.
Also ~ hand. few dor Fancy Cutl and Rush
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