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The Arkansas advocate., 1835-08-21

anarchy, desrons at length 10 see perpetual ' Y and rreyocably secured the pcaceable enjoyment of q moderate, rational and con. stltntIonal freedom, and of the other social rights which have hitherto been merely nominal ;adi ibasefiy YieiaieC And beiieV- ing thai an suspicious opportunity has now occurred Of acquiring those invaluable blessings, when the nation has been restdr- ed to tranquility through inc wisdom and patriotism of the representatives of the people assisted by the efficient andeavors, the powerful cooperation and lifn support et the dlastffoas sGrioHr of tlle cofalilg, FIFE EINyiNe4a1R General SaNTA ANA: a period that leaves no doubt of the happy issue of so glorious an undertaking And that the glorious event faay De obtained without dissensi0ns, revolts and exposing the pro- perty ofany citizen 10 alienation and abnse, but rathsr prudently conciliafpg all end paying proper respect and attention to the rights acquired under the present govern nant:--
 Therefore all the public officers of Tolu- ca decree-
 Ist. That conforming her desires with those of the nation, manifested in an un- equiYocal manner the form of government most consistent with the happiness of the people is that of q poeeiar,s repres sentative, central system.
 2d. That the constitution 10 be establish cd must be based on the acknowledgement exclusively of the c. \. R. religion on the independence Of the nation as regards its actual terntery; Oh the division of the powers of government and on the freedom of the press.
 Sd. That on account of the heroic saeri- fees and noble exertions so generously made in favor of the freedom of the country by the illustrious and excellent D. ANTONIO LoPEz DE SANTA ANA, he shall continue to be recognized as president and SUPREME CHIEF of the nation; and protector of it's votes freely expressed.
 4th That for the maintenance of public order, and till the Central Constitution shall be devised, the actual authorities shall con- tinae to exercise their functions, being sub jeet to the existing laws 10 maintain public peace and individual rights: and that none shall be deprived of office, except those who oppose the present project.
 
 9th. That to eevent disturbance, and to secure the free manifestation of the public will, the supreme government of the re- public shall be respectfully requested to adopt measures necessary to enforce this plan.
 6th. That to avoid all difficulties which might retard the adoption of prompt and effective measures to secure all object so important, the votes by Which-in the plan #of Caefnavaca and other late electoral de- crees--the actual representatives are au- thosised 10 introduce changes eyen in the form of government, if iound--as now they necessary and urgent and that all indispensable powers be accorded to thc said representatives that may be required.
 7ih. That copies of this plan with inc preamble shall be transmitted to the su- preme authorities of the nation and of the state; that each in his sphere of authority may adopt the most proper measures for uniting OH the present plan.
 ToLUcA, 29th May, 1895.
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sseaoroEiee.' -sssAIYfell sainbo, what are de assssicultefal prospects dis seasonf'1 .0h, Ponp, l hardly know. Dat later hill eb mine grow nieely--but goshi dat red. dish don't grow none sDars 'cause you he ignorant ob de scientific principle ob hofticuiter. Samho. understand ,cm, you see--I sign for de Horticulteral Magazine. My corn, sir, E all tufnin' yallel--dat's u sign ob ripeness.s l got dem cabbage stamps you gib me all pulled, and fist ben plantin' some silk worms.'' My goodnessf, q Yes sir, spec to have silk iactfy goin' here next faIl.o q gosh. pomp, you go ahead rightish, dats sariin. Tell us de scientific principle ob de silk worm, will you, Pomp?'' Mot as you know onl shant do ii,2my Bobl--I SOW agn to-morrowm Dedham Patriot.
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< Be aisy, my honey" said Paddy O. Rafieriy one day to Yankee from Nan tucket, Ain't as big native IS yourself, ye bIackguardl Ain't Nantucket separa- thed by narrow bit of wather from the States, and ain't ouid irelsud separathed only by larger bit of the same saylr
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' no other reasons could be brought for yard to recommend our College to public patronage, the guaranty that Is given for the safety of the health and morals of the student would be sufficient 10 give it de- cided advantage over other institutions 50
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NO. 20.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-08-21
For the Advocate. CANE HILL COLLEGE, A. T.

The following gentlemen have been ap- pointed Trustees of this institution, viz Col. ,John IhHicGieiian3 Dr. Robert Bedford, Rev. John Carnahan. Rev. ..facob Sextnn, and Col. Lewis Evans Al their first re- galar meeting, Dr. Stephen B. Johns was elected Secretary of the Board, and in- structed to make the following
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f5oINa THE WHOLE HoG.-The editor of the Pihsburg Times gives the following account of the original of this phrase. We have no doubt that the account is correct.
 I3sfloL,,..s. Ito,-.JJa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-03
Deafness.
~ nh NrSs
Hc0ri0y and E,,ce;,,Lt -.,g,,-.

- Hedrtng and EyeSfght restored.
The following is taken from Virginia paper
MIR Editor VIII you be pleased insert the follow
ing certificate, OF my neighbor, and | also had nv
hearing restored by the and had il stated
In your paper likewise, feel much nxious that
people IN similar DISTRESS may know where to 90 for
help. s. STARRING
/, Nathn Smith of the State of Virginia. residing near
the City of Norfolk, do hereby certify that about or
years ago. lost the hearing OF my right ear cntrely:-
aud about years ago the other began to fail also-so
that my wife, being answered when she spok, TO
me- would often call out: Why husband yo re getting
denf As a Post,
There was u constant buzzng noise in my head and
ears at times Kissing noise, Ike the boiling of wa
ter in eakettlc.
Just about this time my brother in law was using
remedy, he got from who lives great way off to
the North, in the State Of Pcnnsyvana whose name
believe is Green, and VINO resides in u town called
Reading, if | mistake
waited TO he got his hearing again and as soon
as lac did, sent dollars and procured some of the
remedy also, which in about weeks perfectly brought
my hearing back again to the establishment and wonder
OF all our family and ofevery body in these parts Num-
bcrs and numbers of whom would believe il until they
came TO my house and talked to me.
Instead OF putting the remedy into my ears to ok it
nwady. lis very pleasant and did not hinder me from
my usual farming employment.
1t made me very strong, that could walk miles
to sell my marketing which could do for more than
year before
Friend Prinier-I am but plain Farmer and never
had my name in the Newspaper; but as inv brotle
law Starting had his case put in and NV neqhbors
thought ought also, agree thasSGznhoxc certificate
mny be nfp hat 90
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yEyHE ANTI DYSPEPTIC, or GREY Sulphur spr i. rs
N 1 psrgfa.a-Ihcse Springs situated in the
neighhorood OF the Salt and Red Sulphur being nine
miles from tn latter and 20 the former There are
two Springs so together, be enclosed in one
buildings yet differing materially in their upon the
system being from distinct sources, their analys
has shown. Both are highly servceabe in Dyspeptic
cases. but more especially the Large, first dis
covered.
The large Spring strong kalinc water and said by
Professor Rogers (who ANAL all the Mineral Springs
in that section of country last summary to be the only
one OF te KIND In Virginia 1t acts principally du
retic, and but gently on the bowels
In Dyspepc cas- has proved itself ofthc greatest
bcneht 30 powerful its alkaline properties, that
acidy OF the stomach is alost instantly removed and
as 1t is generally nenralzed fast generated hen
this water is made free use off, the invalid is soon re-
cved from the unpleasant sensations and disagreeable
effects OF this almost nyariabe concomitant of Dys-
pepsa. The digestive rs are at the same time
healthy state.
Its action on the syste ocular. I, cxer,s now.
criui influence over the whilst, at TIRE time it
lowers the aTterial act Hence great advantage is
derived from its use b persons labourng under dis
in which there any internal irritation or in
ianmotion Several dch were benefited during the
!, Its eeo. in lc,sen the circulation, witnessed
IN case IN which pulse lowered from Is to "a
In Chronic Diar ua, it has been of the greatest SER
vice, aiiordng reff wien all other rrgsedlanxczX led
lssenng the frequency of the operations at the same
fpccs.
The Small Spring is powerful catharc, resembling in
its properties, the White and Salt Sulphur SPRINGS
From what the Subscriber has Witnessed he feels wor
rantcd in recommending the use of these Springs (cs-
pecinly the large one) in all cases of Dyspepsia whether
the first stages and known merely as ;ndiocstion mr.
in more aggravated forms and under other names pro-
ducing nausea, headaches, debility, irritation infamma-
ton, pulmonary affections and diarrhna
Additional buildings have been erected and every at
tention practicable will be paid those who visit these
Springs.
Those who may be DESTROYS of further in formation rc
lative to the properties location, &C. of these Watersr
will be chceriuy furnished it, by The subscriber o.
either of the following gentlemen yiz:
Hon ALFRED HUGrR, c,,.,o..
DR.. SAMUEL WILSON, { CNaFicStoh
T Tos,sr + s' cArE";, Esq }Dancl's Island
PETER LEssESE, Esq ST. Thomas.
j. ii WALrnALI, Esq, Richmond, Va
Charleston, s c., July3, 1885 I7-w4w
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Lel1g in The State Of Yrgnia, fee mites from The city
II Norfolk
jury 10th, 1880.
N. b. showed the Doctors Remedy to our family
Physician, named Rose, who thought much OF it, and
said that it performed the cure by strengthenino the
neTvesas most cases of Deafness (hc said was owing
To readiness of the nervesand stated several persona
who had their hearing restored again particularly his
nephew, by Stan, who lad been deaf 2 years
and now hears we'll as ever
Whilst in discourse he pulled newspaper out of his
pocket, in which the following case:
CEaTFIcATE CAsE or Mr.. NouNr
respectable Farmer of Chester, by name Mount had
one Of his family sorely afflicted with partial blindness
owing to weakness Of nerves. and other causes and the
principle of the remedy restored the cyesiaht again
There were specks Of skim or film, about growing
over them, and what believe is called cataraet-and
which at times must be cut away; but the principle the
Doctors remedy scattered this skin from the cves and
restored the sight again doing away the necessity
and danger of cutting. [I7-3tml July g.
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enquirer - published twice week, generally, aud
the OF the Stat.
Price, Five Dollars able in adj
chartered, banks oly) viii be
csive in Tho Editors will guarantee the safety OF remit
MALL the letters being paid ny the writer's
will bc the discretion OF the
unl all have been paid
0 will the Of nine shall
have the tenth gtas
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
hrt nsettion iJcen. eacl
unlt ha eiihc been pai for
II a.4unca by person in this city its en,irons
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EQULLSKIN FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber is an.
NE thorlsed to sell the above valuable Tract Of Land
IN Jefferson county, Virginia belonging the heirs Of
Bennett Taylor, deceased This desirable propcrfy Is
situated IN The most fertile part of the Valley Of Virginia
OH both sides of the Shenandoah River The Bulskiu
never-aing stream, passes through it, and affords M,
immense water power which be- readily applied for
milling or manufacturing purposes. The above tract
contains about 1870 acres, than five hundred IS
which, are heavily tmbered, and large portion Of The
remainder Is in clover. IL is bot ~ miles above
Harper Ferry, and FIVE from Charicstown, The county
town OF Jefferson, between which place aud Baltimore
there will be ~ few months direct communication
by means Of tic Winchester and Potomac and tic Bal.
tlmorc and Ohio Rail Roads. The improvements on
the property consist Of a commodious oecrseers house
and Kitchen moke-house dairy barn house close
stables for sixteen horses sheds and negro houses The
land viii be shewn to any wishing to purchase by
Mr. William Jenkins, the premises Application by
letter TO be made 10 the subscriber The title undoubt
cd, and in all respects satisfactory
j. G. II. TAYLOR.
Near BevgsiHe FrcIcyiek County w.
June 10. I2-G
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: RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,

NOTlCE-'rwo persons competent t, act as Survey
Y ors and Craftsmen the line of the James River
Canal wanted and those who may be- disposed
gage in the service of the Company will address them
selves without delay, to Mr. WIN b. Chit. nden Score
tary OF the Company, conveying to him als of
their hness Tor the appointment To be laid before the
President OF the Company and the Engineers about the
10Th OF July Persons selected will be pee ed to
ter Immediately into service For person WI, quail
ned for the trust So 30 per day. whilst service will
be allowed.
July 3.
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THNRUsT SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
a Agrccably TO the provisions Of deed Of trust cx
ecuted by Samuel NJ Bockius, and Mary Ann X his
wife, TO John G. Williams and the subscriber bearing
date the 18th day of March 1892 and duly recorded in
the Clerk Ollie Of ienco county court for certain
purposes in the said decd expressed the undersigned as
the surviving trustee, will proceed to SELL on Saturday
the 10th day Of August next the premises public
auction 10 tie highest bidder, for ready money all that
tract parcel Of land with the appurtenances in the
county Of lenrico, called Malvern Hills lying on Tr
key Island Creek adjoining the lands belonging to John
r Burton at the time ofthe execution Of said trust deed
formerly owned by WIN. Dandrdgc) and others ac-
cording to the wclknown and ancient boundaries there
Of and containing eight hundred and fifty one acres be
The less.
believe the title TO Che above land to be ooodbut
acting the surviving trustee shall convey only such
title as is vested in me by virtue Of the deed o trust
Aforesaid The sale will commence at twelve o'clock
LOFTIN N. ELLETT
Richmond, June 30 tl6--tdsl sursipiag Trustee
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT fer SIa1a-boofs N
- Washington md Baitimorc-The new swirl sailing
aud excellent Steamboat Chesapeake viii take passen
gers from the Patrick Henry for the above paces on
Wednesdays and Sundays in the Hampton Roads
j. WILSON, Captain
April Il 1tt--H
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safe ~ Iro UaRdrd and Fire Thousand Doarsof Siate
Stoch, fSredeemabie for Tiocnfy Yeays.
KDROPOSALS viii be received until the 9Th day Of
July next for all orany part of the following oans
to the Commonwealth Of Virginia, amounting in the
whole, TO two hundred and five thousand dollars viz
$4,000 under authority of act entitled san act to in
crease the Capital Stock of the Portsmouth and Roanoke
Kairoad Company and to authorize subscription there
TO on behalf Of the state passed Doth January 1884
and Of Can act 90 amend the charter ofhc Winchester
and Potomac Rail road Company, and Cor other pur-
poses passed March TO- 1884, and 81 600 under an.
ihory of anihorising the Board Of Public Works
90 subscribe behalf Of The Commonwealth 10 the
stock Of the Richmond fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company, passed January 81 1895
Proposals may be made for n per cent Stock The
right being reserved to accept such as nay be most hyo
rablc to The State.
The interest upon tho loans will be paid semi. annually
at the Treasury Of the Commonwealth on The 18th JS-
nuary, and 10Th july the warrants Of the Second
Auditor
Scaled proposals. supcrscribcd "Proposals for State
Loans miy be LEFT at any time in the Second Auditors
office, whore they viii be opened at one o'clock of the
dsy fixed 10 the presence Of such Of the bidders az may
choose TO attend
BY order Of the President and Directors Of tho Board
Of Public Works ]. BROWN, Jr Seeoad 9udaoy.
June 10. I2-td
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MOllCE.--Al persons indebted to the estate of In.
~ late john White, SEM decd, of Powhat IN, will
please make immediate payment; and those having
claims, will present them, well auhcn the sub
scriber JOHN j. G., SALIEE Aim tor
Goochland, July 3. l7-It
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~ JAMES RIVER FOR sALE.-By VII
= LLnrc1 &C H.. l..-.....L G,..-----.---

Law and Chancery, held for Cuni6Cf sSrt rs.y
nounced 3D. of April 1885, in suit, in which SpcnceT
and others are Plaintiffs and HARRISON administrator of
Taylor, &c, are defendants, the undersigned Commits
noners, or one or more of them will on Tuesday the
I day OF July next, the premises sell 10 the CHEST
bidder on credit of and two years, the tract of
land in the proceedings mentioned, which the late j.
Taylor lived.
This tract ofland lies James River in the extreme
upper part Of Cumberland, its river border and adj
joining the Moun-lda estate. also now in market II
Is supposed TO contain hundred and sixty acres
twenty-five of which low-grounds; aud the whole
tract has long been known for its unusual fertility.
m accurate plat OF survey will be prepared 10y the day
Of sale.
The Commissioners viii require bonds, will, good Sc
cury, and viii also retain the title I'LL e purchase mo
ney be paid If the day of sale shall prove bad the sale
will be made on the first fair day afterwards.
GEO. NJ PAYNE,
WILLIAM WOODSON
FRANCIS y. DEANE, Jr
June 9. ts-tdl Con1miss;cne,s.
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DOMESTIC.

PniLADELrmi,, June ga friend whom we can
rely, has favored with the foil wing account case
which has excited good deal OF in this city
rny the M II w.ck
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Richmond, June 70.

ENOR SALE-.AJemarie LIND, neay uc Unirlrsifv Of
"a Iirgjnia.The Western boundary of this Land adj
joins the town Of ChaIo.lSyt and eSIcTi,rl ac
DSivannd river where there is place Of dcposc,
which promises to become of some Importance
This land has aso excellent mill site on it, where
there is grist and mill in operation
minute description ofthc land is deemed unneccssa-
ry persons wishing to purchase will no doubt view il
and Judge for themselves will however say the local
together with The natural advantages of iis land render
country.
This proPrty Of not previously sold, in which case
notice will be- givcn) will be- offered tie highes, bid
der, the first Monday in August next (couf da in
front Of the Court-house. n. VI. LEWIS.
| am authorized to say that at the same time and
place, Tract Of bAsD, containing ~ acres adjoining
Col Randolph, David Anderson and Thos Lewis be.
longing to my brother Charles Lewis will be offered for
sale. III l.
June % 15-tds
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kSNOWDEN FOR SALE-For sale the Tract of
~ Land called Snowden, in the county of Goochland,
on which Mrs Nancy Harris lives lying on James
River, and adjoining Goochland Courthouse Ia this
tract there are, according 10 survey made DAYS
SINCE nine hundred and six acres, Of which one hun
arcd and forty nine and half acres River and hr-
" acres Creek low grounds and one hundred and Sc.
Nenyhyc acres woodland Any person wishing 10 pur-
chase viii, Of course examine The land but for lis qua.
ny as well as for terms Of sale reference may he had to
Mcssrs Richard Sampson, Of Goochland and William
Finnie, If Powhstap, or 10 myself
July 3 f7-tfl GEORGE w HARRIS.
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yellow SPRINGS These valuable Medicinal
n sPringsa are situated in the county Of MONTGOMERY
Virginia, rbout FIVE miles from Chrstansburg through
wmch the main South western Stage line, from wash
ington CITY and Richmond passes Thus stuated they
arc easy OF access 70 visitors from al paris Of the
ny Inc experience Of many has shown these waters
70 DC admirably calculated to the causes Of i'm
pared digestion and generally give tone and strength
to the human constitution
Ihey VIII DC Kept the ensuing by the under
signed, who will avoid expense trouble to rive en-
die satisfaction to those who may favor him with call
Inc buildings and furniture will lie found comfortable
19e 'aoe and other fare as good the country can sup
ply, and charges moderate
ihefe ~ no liner Summer climate than that in which
these Springs are situated The undersigned boncs
that persons disposed to sped tho summer in lie
mountains OF Virginia, will make trial Of tic odvoo
ages OF 'his situation. CREED TAYLOR
june y Iu..sf
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House and i.o-, in the city of Richmond, font
ing SO feet Governor street, and running back the
Museum, now III the occupancy of Mr. Robert Poorc,
will be Sold at auction the premises to the highest
bidder, at o'clock in the afternoon, Tuesday the l4th
July inst. The property is now leased for term of
years at $40 per payable quarterly, and is be
kept in repair by the tenant The Post Office is now
kept in the lower story of the building. Terms cash
approved endorsed notes nj three and six months
with interest from the day of SALE and Deed of Trust
on the property. The sale will be made by
DUNLOP, MONCURE & co.
July s. I7-tds
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

VUyHE co-partnersp of Taylor q Guriand is this day
jill dissolved by mutual conscnt.-Eithcr Of the under
signed is authorized to sign the name of the firm, in
liquidaton Persons wishing to settle their accounts
will find the books the Counting house of Jaquen
Taylor g. Co. ALEXANDER p. TAYLOR,
July |. THOMAS GARLAND.
TUNHE subscribers have this day entered into part
ii nership under the firm of Jrqnsiia Taylor 6. Co.
They will continue the Dry Goods business the house
heretofore occupied by J. p. Taylor
JAQUELIN r. TAYLOR
ALEXANDER +. TAYLOR
July / 1875 17-St