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M e. 9RIST0W'S sYSTEMATIC WRITING
isbIi,h@ent y: l75 B,oads.: near Cosrisnd, :Iss.
rzE soTaI .'s s1fss & sx s n: 81 WRIT
Adapted 4. letter.. bl o,d nv .,..
both sls ssa's s.a s' may g.
BY Mr. Brisiow Of London, writing esehsr Of
ACADEMY, No ITS s s1V5. NETWORK.
M s;tsw respectfully .no.es % The public Of Nsw York
ph, and isdns where 5. IS now ready
to mpar' in u short and & familiar sME Lessons mrs
fashionable hand truly elegant and delicate and the only
form approved OF fer tie Album complimentary and visiting
AND TO GENTLEMEN.
abeantfu expeditions, and trade anke ofwrinx
&c &c. ' ''''
Terms arc moderate Genteme classes, m,rni.s afternoon
an evening Ladies writing in separate apartments They meet
Far cas~s. sess is dsa..y ssss he .:as s
modern and approved principles The h.ur Of Instruction
instruction PLATA practical comprehensse During
TIE course The pupil VII cpsn post aad balance two complete
the most extensive and i,er,Ied e..abh%eS. Lessons
Apply ss Broay "ss1 Mr. msaa Dsn
Slore) 10y So
MERCANTILE 'Se 'tsP name. in which
this art taught but very imperfect idea practice
he s no s the wS. Ss
% and s. r.. s: s
tween ory and the study Il and its
think r Fosters plainly connecting Systematic
~itA aet.a, advantage. worthy The eone
Mr. FOSTERS long experience in the eounng-ho and
kill penmzn qualify him. In peculiar for the Jutie,
WEI AND BURNT GOODS STORE, No-l9s
sale Of Goods partially damaged the ship Eagle the late
IRE .l - va Z q ~ 81 jan i5t
J. E9E f4sal y
and believed De one the best articles discovered @ the
,- Do Dor GGoS
corner Bowery and Grand street. jan 15tf
Sk az. gy N s EAST s1... .e
No ITO East corner Of street and The four .d
They are substantial brick buildings with slate oo * fee, from;
and a feet deep; lot, 6 feet BY marble nantes co
and vaults The ground 1 under s.s @
with .o % a MAY .,u eighty dollar. per
rent Of re cent the value ,, the ground AZ which,
terms and with the present. give" ON inc same
large portion Of the purchase remain bond and
For and Apply :, the Jefferson Insurance Com
p.Jg ,,u 100 css s street. Of William s. rhoDe ,.dy,
b you'd sf iesa: AID ea,o%.s that they Ssse o~
featured since the late Gre from goods which
they ODER for sale the reasonable Their
those in Of cohnr may RELY snd.r
M s's sns s i, ISL E s Up
street, Wall street. jan2S-3ts
ACARD.-FAsHIONABLE SINGING accompanied by
NOTE. few s..oa trssy or mot Ssasb: Ens
ish French Spanish Italian German or Scotch ong in the
M informed hat Coward sss HsnSs
fs%e. and eSoo q New YORK 8e devos Il. s%s
sse ssspSns and Ts
M. Watson and the Misses Parker Can from ill ( 25a
da2xsFs&St4bss HAHM &c S9a
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FOR sALE-a9,OOO Acres of good tmbered Land n
The Of Maine lying Nsrasaagw and within
few miles Of hip n.,iyaoa The timber eoa.iss principally q
White Fine with fair proparvn Of Spruce and Hard wood
there are so several gsd mills i. s vicinity Of
Persons who have been IT, desirable Of land
and object for pecuzo take hold Of Terms Of
will be made easy and accommodating; fr further particular APP
ply 10 J. @. vANOENB ER0,
dec Slf ......l... IS Chatham street
VIAT- car AND STOCK FACrORY.-The subscrioe,
oders tor sale superior Of Satin hezer z Cot
Cps and Silk, Satin, Velvet and Bouazne Stocks evsyv
istv style. quality and price, Also large Of Frenc
and India Goods consisting Of Bombxxne Szn vslve Grapes
Leyantine kc suitable for Stckmzkers, and SHOEMAKER Trim
nings of AL descriptions WILLIAM REID . Cedar ST.
N. b. Black SILK f1ush Tor Matters sep4-
WOODS CARPENTERS'A AND MECHAN.
w ICS TOOL STORE, corner Of Chatham and Chambers
streets, New YorkT j. w. has constantly for sale excellent
assortment Of the following:- l
Saws Of description, Stock and Bits, Aussrs Augu
Bits Patent Saw Set Caipers and Dvder Turning Farmer
Chses and Gouges, Screw Plates Stocks sR Dses
Axes Adze Beviis auges, SPHn Levels, Furnishes, Spoke
.hae Circular Saws Turning Lalhes Vices Measuring Tapes
Drawing Instruments Wood Boxes for Cutting Screws sizes
Rules, Files, Drill Rows. Cutting Nipper and Pliers, Miire
Squares Copases Saw Pads Ui Stones, Draw Knives Plane
Irons Iron and Steel Squares Hollow Ausu Drawing Squares
Screw Tools Shelters Patent Augurs, Cabinet Makers Clamps
Copper Glue Pots, Blow Pipes. &e- =
n b. large Of Planes, by A. E.
Baldwin. Premium Plane. Factory. ~ NJ. ncf29 3ms
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giving muscular strength he digestive L procured
81 neisicn from ABsyrs Geadi Balm OF Gead Tree,
which native Of Abysina and aasrsIized IN syila THEN
four drops day. II powerful smulant and expeetoani,
giving relief all those who are Aborng under cennm
to coughs splitting Of blood tough morning phleghn
hoarseness presever Of the lungs The Balm OF Gead
Balm always used the rsyages OF The above cruel
deases il medicine laid down in the United state. rh,
good this the medicine that will elect the
cure The medicinal virtues Of the BEN Of Giesd Tree are well
who has knowledge OF nrnes and
knswn medicine for coughs colds and as'hmss, in
ali their different stages - ,
pr Ioyemans Baln Of G-ad Balm has heea e,hlhea
upwards forty years. and recommended by the highest medical
Characters for long standing Coughs, Ahms hoafsenessess in
fscons Lungs splitting Of blood and Innnenzs produces
an ths astonishing virtue Of the its highest
lection should be used when there chance ut re-
from the diseases It's reputation and pro-
eries are well require further comment Thou
ss M this testify that they have been cured Of
cousins cu have and restored 70 the
blessing, Of pristine health and vger This valuable medicine
need, only prove its efficacy relieving all the above dir
eases Numerous certificates might be P.bsh~d Gifts extraordinary
t, hut codes the virtues and properties 81 the
6sssm Of GiIead Tree sufficiently we'll known without them
The im Of this medicine sucent proof IFS being
IN NEST valuable vazbs Price 50eents hottie
For sale by appointment BY Patrick Dicke AS Broadway
Svms S. Of Walker and by r. Burnet Co.
30 Greenwich street. two doors below Spring St Jan I'll
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SINGING. accompar
QPE SoR

Is the approved medicine for radical the
above dsorer gives Immediate relief those whose constlu
tons have been impaired BY nsmpeasce and youthful mprudsn
cies, anxiety Of mind and the habits Of fashionable life.
valuable remedy for attended with the
following sympsns namely great ofhe breast with
deuy q breathing pspi.tion Of he heart sudden uhe' q
heat in vsross Of the hy other times Of cold f
water poured them flying pains the and mb
and belly resembling those occsoned BY the gravel the pulse
variable, sometimes uRcommony slow times very
quick yawning heesugh quent sishne and
ton a. from ball lump the throat Of crying
the patient often troub!ed with hod dreams Much has
but the efficacy Of Lovemans Balm Of GiIead Balm Is
presumed by the Medical sety medicine Of great eesey
for the nhvc complaints and should Of every
person troubled with the above dsorlerA
For YALE by aPpsi.tmen by Patrick Dicks AIS Broadway
Of LPesard Syme. s. Bvwey, Walker and by
Burset& Co $40 Greenwich st, doors belsw Spring
Price 50 eta per no tie. ~ an Al
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DROVEALL T. HlNES.-DOCLo,tK S TIiisLls. NJ,
orux the teeth gums health and beauty and arreng the
teeth and purifying asd sweeening the breath
n.ouized by medical faculty If the highest reputation and
merit rightly bestowed where h and justice demand it, and
$50 .eron az an intelligent thinking mind should il.
TN which Dr. Stmans Magnetic Odoniicz com
posed perfectly harmless and health preserver o. he
ther teeth and wish thsn should not be without For
c Patrick Dckie 4l5 Boadway and by j. Syne 6S Bow
~ eoraer Of Walker street Price 81. 4-u
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CSMH0TSd6 q. B B J.s:,, ~ s PIE

recommended Ooo0nem 0tooo
Numerous well authenticated Of the sxtrsodnay sescy e
hi, pleasant and valuable composition daily PFs.esd but th
publicity Will he adopted In citing nd
vidu.l however extraordinary nirssos they spps-
their simple reromaendnton To prodpce greater exea
sun oiu vues, would esboste hes IL ned5za e.
fects with the particulars often thousand Duh
changing community doubtless there hundeds who hvs
hear T. sAd s,s 4 lsss whs t. ressss o. nd Z. sot
H. the rore be deemed imprude reonnssA thh e
6r article TO be ed In recent for oen Few dsss produce
the desired eject.
Differing 0n the nsstms A. ere daily ,iis.pssd
oed Intelligent community BY their asduene prefee
sicn coched In general terms, and tsalaag1 crs! ssss
complaints diameeay opposite IN their nale md DER Bosr
remedies ne very antpodes e,h oe IN ser e Tks
dcnes singular action derived fon &c. Il lis eeeh,e. lsy
ts peculiar operation The particular ynpl0n nlen
remove-&he comhinson sd sdniItus bnlg N rae re-
sut incompatible with the complaint nosdsey sne u vfs
si.f Ii. .sdieins hs Ilals arsssisa viii ,.ris fsss
fse ell the d6ersst symph wi simple and
The nns stages Of syphilis, osserv.css = spidc, -
the snaenisbls dssas sassn@anl on these complaiuh
AGENCIES.
NEW YORK--l06 Cherry street.
PH1LADELPH1A.-S62 Market street !, al
ALBANY.-l6 State areet-
NEWARK--S4 Broadway. setSt-d
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THE Y,NF9ETyN4ATES FRIESR-

edrh celebrated medicine taken precedence Of all
Others for the positive vt the eonorrha glee scurss
gravel seminal weskensa necura complaints he and any Ill
The varied diseases o the urinary s Numerous choice nge-
dents OF celebrity have been
composition Ut the Friend and from the rally admitted
tues OF IT, and with the testimony and advice Of
eminent and respectable physicians and with fact
lis having proved ehecua in almost three thousand
10 knowledge failed ID With this OF testimony
In i favor ser the public the ercnai remedy
the world for the u dissa decided
has ell other edcnes requires local application
does not disorder the stomach ard u positively free from al forms
OF mercury rial that psiby inure The csnstiu-
ton organ immediately remotely The demand for
considering the shon time Il been made public without
parallel In the history Of nedne and what Of
to the reader the tbs, has every where attended the
oft, Is fully with the demand Indeed The merits
OF the Friend have only become generally known aud
will all the Psnaees Cahicons and Nostus VI the
age and while they swiy passing nts fsEstfuness
the Friend bsed the broad principles Of science and
ported by universal confidence and viii stand
bold relief and prove the world ths l. very decd ssd Truth
the Unfnaes Friend. And reader, suffering with
ofhe shove named des! Have hen long and soey
smctedl Have ysu s various remee and al purpoe.
II 80, be not discouraged. fore hereis sfesd
article that WIN sl readily all mes and IN all places.
and druggists and deales ouut the United Stsies and Che
Canadas, who wish % beeoe agents viii address their camnn
cstons 10 ~ None genuine vihsf signatures
and all psoas hershy hothed st will proseeu the
tent q de law ts Gt o. es nsingenent VI paent right
Bowesy New Yosf ~ ? n ". BAbEAU jan isaf
u HEUMATISM, RHEUMATlsM.-Engish Golden
H OIL outward application certain for
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q hOnO TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT 8AGl
X4UUU on unircsunberes real estate IN this city, y
Van - "a. g. SICKCLS. "a Wal 4.
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ADIES EURs; FINE FUR CABS, HATS,

II z
respectfully afom friends and the public that they
and keep for sale splendid assormest Of
article in their line Of The best materials and workmanship
which they oder very low prices Their consists Of
following articles, viz: Lynx Sqse Genet Martin and sable
Peernes, Capes Boa Mus and Neck Ruds Sw,nsdewn Ru
Otter Fueal, Nutra Mskat Rabbit and Hair Seal Cspx
As Seale Plush Cloth Leather and Fancy Csrs Fine fur
and Satin Hats Fouard figured Striped do Plaid
do PLAIN do Stocks with Handkerchief Bows and Plain also Sgd
plaid corded silk Stocks Also splendid silk aud safs
Veng Bombazn Mohar and silk and brle Stocks made the
bstle the approved Lnes Boz
Shirt Collar Cravats and Slnes Pocket
Suspender. Gloves ke. tfrrr nov 2-tf
EVENING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG GEN.
Ia TLEMEN-The subscriber has removed TO the elegant and
OF the Collegiate School, 100 Canal
ont corner OF varick street. 80.
select will he instructed in the
branches of eucaon Classics Modern Languages
The French panent under the immediate direction Of A.
Pestiaux, Professor VI the French Language
b. Particular ztienioa viii be devoted To Bookkeeping ard
Penmzmhip. r-I
Terms moderate Apply as above @. c. JENNINGS.
deco
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CALF TEATs.-PePsrsd Calf rsss. wR Pf.sEH a'"'
~ Tor .aey ,ep.s.,N " and l6 Walnut 81. Philada
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COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, No 100 Canal street, en-:
p A. sTREETER, Principals The location IT this School Is
particularly eligible. and IL spacious and web ventilated
1a- THE CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, In which pupils
fitted any University College the United States,
Of Mr.. MCNEIL graduate Of Trn
Cotiege Dublin who occupied In the critical
d eparation O for that Unveryify.
3D. THE DEPARTMENT OF MODERN Lam
GUAGES wheh the German French and Italian taught
under the direction Mr. A. Pests Professor Of Modern Lam
Sd THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT. for course Of in
the and higher branches Of English educson
Is conducted BY Mr. C. C. Jenniags- -.
4tk. THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT, 10 1T lads
under eight yea for the higher Engh Sunless by the
eus eHien to Reading, Spelling wrnnsnd the udmsnis Of
Arithmetic and Geography tt.
For further peula apply the time between
the hours of A. NJ and SPIN.
Refereucess-
Ri Rev. Bishop Onderdonk. George Barclay, ESQ.
Rev. Dr. Mathews, Chanseller Anthony Barclay. ESQ.
Of the New York Universily. John Chanben ESQ
Rev. J. p. Shredder, Schuyler Livingston, Esq.
Rev. A Maciay, john Caldwell, ESQ.,
VIM Sanpson,Esq dec lo-Sm
TUE ALL.SUFFICIENT DENTIST.-DOc-
j TOR STlLLMANS MAGNETIC ODONTICA ba Gle
YER article for The Teeth and should be used by all peons who
value their Teeth For sale by Patrick Dicke as Broadway,
ofLpensrd streets Syme IS Bowery Of Walker
street; and BY p Burnett Co., $40 Greenwich door
below Spring street Price 81. jan46
MEXICAN WAX LOCO.FOCO MATCHES
which bring lighted By felton, each nstch viii burn for the
pace olive minutes. For sale Wholesale and retail By
NATHAN b. GRAHAM,
= r
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H OIL an outward appcsfoa certain for thai exrrvst.
ing disease Rheuus In small vis three dslan each One
vial will eject For sas IS Dlvsoa street, New yort
A new supply has jtul bssn received. ian ll-tf
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I T TIL sNis Oh N sRo AZ W.

cnrrept money al the lowest rates.
All kinds Of gold and silver boaght and sol
Bank Of Engisa Notes bought and sold.
and negotiate drafts on most of the commerce
and Csnadies.
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DERSIAN SWEET BACS.-Aa invoice Of Eds.
Manufacture, eee6rIS1 ibr seeming Truks Drswcr Ic
or single one, By .f.. RUsHTON ASPINWALI
def Is -. H. ~ ,shne william street. and 10 B roadvsv
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a Congress assemble and tic government be per
manenly organized
The effort throughout Texas, from the nassa-
ere oil The gallant s,rit, who defended ihc tort Of
Alamo in san Antonio, 10 use Mr.. Clndrtss' words,
WIS electric. Every man seemed det.rm,nc' p" TO
do die in resisting iie further piorfess Of The
drspo, and IN fcyeneing the fall OF The heroic Ira
sis and liis Spartan band. Five thousand troops
II was thought, would be IN the field Immediately
anil as all private discussions had been healed by
tie sacred blood shed on the walls of the Alamo
united and danntless front would be presented la
tho enemy. God prospcrs the cause OF those who
light against oppression and Ixranns, and hope
HAT our next news will be that the brave Tex
ians have gained signal victory over Santa Anna
and his mercSess crew, and that the fall OF the Al
amo is amply rcyongcd Repnbhcdn.
After the capture OF San Antonio, Santa Anna
had made a iclnt on Gonzales, where Gen. llous-
ton WIS with very inferior force, which induced
the latter 10 fll back tho Colorado, under the
belief that the Whole Mexican army was marching
to attack hn. \ similar leini was also made by
tho MEXICAN General on Basirop, a town on the
Colorado northeast of San Antonio. Gonzales
lies east Of thai place. Having in both instances
effected his object Santa Anna concentrated his
forces, and marched directly for LA Bahia, or Co
lad which is situated about ninety miles south east
III Nhn ANTONIO anu IoIIN-HNt OF INV 1O1l IOuS-
tons position on the Colorado The fort al Co
lad is of great strength, and defended by Col. Fan
ming with eight hundred men, who have album
dance Of amrrnniion and provisions. Ii was con
Gdcntly believed to be imprvspablc. Heavy mr.
inc was heard in that dire ction on the 18th, and
40 doubt was entertained that il desperate attack
was then being made on the fort. flaming ard
his men continued up to the latest dates to be in
high spirits--eycn after the fall Of san Antonio.
Tie plan of the campaign on the pant of the
Texans appears TO be, 10 oppose continued rests
lance TO the progress of the Mexican army AT all
available pons--iang bacl IN ease they should
be- too far ounnmbercd to rish general and de-
cisive battle.
Mach depends upon the result of Santa AM
mas attack On Goliad. II rerulsed there, it will
be necessarily with great slaughter 10 his troops
iii which event ii is possible his march may be
immediately arrested.
Among the slain at 81. Antonio, we regret 10
record the names of John NJ. HAYS, of this place,
Mr.. Washington and Mr.. Ihomns, Of Robertson
county, Mr. Haskell of Jackson and Mr. Aury,
formerly of this county, bu, lac of Jackson. Col.
Crockcifs death la, been heretofore announced
! Mr.. Cloud, of Kentucky, and Mr. Bonam of Soul,
Carolina, yonna gentlemen, ii is said, of great
promise, were also among the dead. Eann'r.
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JAcKsoNv,Llr, r. ~ ApfiI7.

". G"Herll Alexander Aacomb arrived ON
Y l>i IN the Steamer Dolphin from
Cha IN. His arrival was hailed by salute Of
lhir.Hen guns lie was accompanied by t1pt.
Cooper, his Aid. lie proceeded up the river 10
Picoata.
Not decmng it necessary to interfere viii, the
plans OF opcraIions adopted fer subduing the lndl-
ans he left Pcolata for 81. Augustine, from whence
he proceeds Immediately to Tampa Bay, in the
Revenue Gutter Jefferson and thence to New
Orleans.
The Revenue Gutter Jefferson, Capt, Jackson,
having arrived from Key West, few days since
has been ordered to Tampa Bay, 10 take Gen.
Mlcomb To that place.
The Enohrc~-The services of 500 of this
,rhc have been accepted by Gen. Scott, under
the direction Of Gen. Woodward, of Macon, and
Major J. l.. Watson; they were 10 embark al CO.
mmbus for Tampa Bay. They m,,t be- inthc field
before this time. They Will doubtless be service
able should tho ScminoleS separate into small par
ties, 10 clude the troops. The hostility OF this Tribe
towards the SeminolcS is oflong standing.
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proposition TO cxpnnge was carried, and carried,
as we are authorized 10 believe, by tho only au-
thontic account which has reached us of the trans
action, by the influence and with the concurrence
OF higl-soulcd American pairiots--oi Pcyton Ran
dolPh, President of the first Congress, Richard
Band. ono of the chosen Delegates OF Nifginia 10
that glorious assembly, Edmund Pendlcton, ano-
Their Delegate, and George W,ihc. whose namc
stands proudly nj the head Of the Virginia sena-
lures 10 the Declaration of Independence. The
two last named gentlemen, Mr.. Pendleton and Mr..
Wylhc, afterwards, and for long period, rcspcc-
lively presided in and adorned tho highest courts
of law and equity in the State; and il will be no
dispsragrmen,, humbly conceive, 10 thu preicn-
,ions of the highest here to say that ihcy under
stood as well, and felt religiously, the sanc,ty
of record, as any gentleman oil this floor
ITO be c0nfinued.)
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ArGrsrA, GronUi,, Aprl l..
GREAT MARCH, RACE

This day came oh the great match ,acr between
Argyle, Brown Bay horse ) years old, by Tom
son, Dam Thistle and John Bascom, Solrel
Horse, ! wears old by Beltram, Dam Pacoct, over
tie Augusta Course.
II WI he rccullccicd, til atthc late meeting ON
tui> Turf, AseNlc was matched against Col Crow
Stable II trowcll contained, at the same time Of
making the Race. not only John Bascom, hut al
- Eth Austin, Lady Nashville. and Bolivia.
Is. ,chrrs OF Argyle were confident ot success nor
we're they without friends 10 back their opinion.
IL Immediate friends OF Bascom were equally con-
..... ID, but whou, their circle, Bascom found few
=, back him m equal bets. Two to one was gen
,rpl,N required IN some instances 10 Ia and 10
7. Afcr Saturday but few bets of magnitude
were concluded. The friends of Ba>com lad ven
tured ahead, about $4,000.
At one O'Clock thc horses were brought to the
post, and the track allotted to Argyle, being fir.
mounted. The start VAS good, and the first mile
they were locked nraly throughout. Argyle being
Il liuc ahead In the second mile, BaSconl pas
scd his opponent with much ease and well
ahead on reaching the post, which space Wa, grad
ully but rapidly increased throughout the heat.
TWAS evident Argyle was beaten this beat. At the
commencement Of the fourth mile it was likewise
evident he would be posted The three last quar-
iers of the fourth mile. Bascom run under a heavy
pull Notwithstanding which Argyle was distanccd
and the race ended.
From the time made in this race il is evident
that John Bascom would have cqnalled or surpas-
scd the time made by Henry and Eclipse, in their
celebrated contest.
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NASHVILLE, April II.
TEXAS.

our former townsman, Geo. &. CnupREss, Esq.
arrived IN this place Yesterday, from Washington,
Wv present seat OF government of Texas, which
pace nc lett on the 10th Of March. In con-
"e''oh WITH Mr.. Robert Hamilton, lac was ap-
Poln'eo 10 carry ON to ashngton Cit, the Dccla-
ration OF Independence made by the Texan
convention, ana to procure, if practicable, re-
co2n'tIon OF that Independence bv our gov n :
men. MIR. Hamilton is to meet him IN Wa,L-
ington City, on the Is, of May, Mcssrs Cb;ldras.
and Hamilton were both members of,hc Gomez
ton.
W. earn from Mr.. Chi!drcss, thai, III, Co,vo,-
''p' rs in session ahont three weeks, ,ha, a CO.
su'oi3r was framed and adopted. and ,cmnor,.
rs government organized. The following officers
were chosen by the Convention
David G. Burnett, President, Lorenzo de Java.
=, "a Mexican, formerly Governor of Coahuila and
Iexas, and "A man of talents and distinction, Vice
PRESIDENT, Samuel p. Carson, late of North Cara.
'na' Secretary of State, Thomas c. Rusk, Score.
,ary OF War, Bale flardcman, Secretary of III,
rea:l,rv, aud Robi. Potter, Secretary of tho Ma
y. heNe individuals win continue in Office until
October, when general election will take place