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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-09
JOHN C. CALHOUN

A writer in the Macon (Ga. Nes....
thus traces the political lwistifiea,jans :
the =" Arch Nulliiior." lfeyer man -. T,
the political compass, Mr.. Calhoun ! g =
man. The truth of every assertion a ,,'a'
tanned in the statement below can H. ,'''
tablished from the indubi,able record =
the country.
" Ia 1916, the godfather Of a prolccrr.
tarlfi-in 1882, the advocate of Nnll,f.
ton TO overthrow i,--ln 1888. The
porter Of the Compromise act-ipl.,,
the ylolen, opponent Of tin lsi6 =
advocate Of u National Bank-ln ts9,
proposing to extend its charter l2 ~
In 1888 and 1871 denounced !, - 80
constitutional In 1916, the advocate -, -.
sysiemof Internal lmprosements-nI.,a
the moving spirit, that brealhed Ele ic,.,,
in 1882, the denounccr Of il, Ms er,sa
ing all the evils Of the Tarif-in isle
again lis advocnie--In 1886, the ag,,.a,l
of distributing the proceeds of the salas :,
the Public Lands among the States AL
the author Of the scheme--in ls4l The
viler Of the scheme as uaeoafifu,ionoi
In 1912, the advocate Of the proceeds =
tho public lunds being continued IN ,ba
Treasury, as the Only constitutional poda
OF application in 1891, the author az ia
proposition to take them from the M
States, and 10 cede them 10 the s,ptas :
which they lie-ln 1916, the author 81 ~
proposition to appropriate the bonds of iba
United States 10 works Of Interim, r.,
proScmenl--ln $40, the reyiler of ,b..o
who voted for his proposition. IN l,o5
the proud boasier OF his great service, 4
giving being TO the " American system
now the traducer of those who ae,ed
with him and followed his lead-Tbe s..
thor Of ire system Of Internal Imnro,e.
mcnis which has squandered So many mil.
lions Of dollars for no good end, and now
the prosecuting reviler of those who At.
tempted TO carry out the schemes he nan.
nod-The opponent Of the Sui. Trcasur.
IN ls3i--ihe great advocate Of il NV
The advocate Of every measure hailed /,
the South, and the bold Senator, Who d..
clared IN lsi2, tia, ho had not chanped
any OF these principles, and vel the supul..
cant for their votes--Thc blGslefn, aa,o.
cate Of " free trade" In hs Whole en-.
gressional career before his eonGe,r,
With Nr. Monroe's Cabinet, lie was tic
ultra advocate Of protection 10th Ia hs
votes AMI sperehes. A member Of lie
senate since 1882, omids, oil tie ex.He.
moul of the Tariff question, be has uevef
ye, presented to the American people tie
first free trade proposition. This is tic
politician. Who never vet raised party
around him, and this IS the political sea'h.
crock, whose friends have erected press
at Macon, 10 perSndde tho people of Geor.
gia TO follow him. This is the pfesdef
tIal aspliani, who cannot get tic vote Of
any two States M the Union. VIVA. "a
imposition upon common sense
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-09

The above Is from the Official report Of
tie Secretary Of tho Treasury. 4 hori
zoatai tariff oC 20 per cent on the catire
nnpos,atous fesed year, you'd have gwen
a revenue as follows ID round numbers
IN 1889. t"eu!y one millions il 81, TWEEN
~ five 10 50, twenty nine; in 10, thirty
scToui in 81, twenty eight N '@s, twenty
tso 10 30, thirty two; IN 20, twenty one;
Al twenty i've, and IN IL, twenty millions.
The average for the last ten years would
have brru twenty SIX millions. The annu.
al average expenditures 81 nr. Van Buren,
during the four gears Of bis administration,
"ere thirty fc- mt'lio7s So lL4i q duty
Of 20 per cen, on the entire amount Of i'm
pofiaIions, admitting nothing f-ec, would
mol have yielded revenue enough for the
support Of the government under the ecoao
mleal ~ democratic administration Of NJ.
Van Bgren, By nine Millions AID taking
INTO the estimate the articles admitted free
Of duty, even by the compromise act, i;
will be found thai Martin Van Buren, would
have found himself short about twenty
millions And yet, Judge Goldihwate
abuses 'ho Wings for raising the duties
bove twenty per cent.
Mr.. Clay showed very conc'asiyev, 10
his speech Of March, 1912 (ex,racts from
WHICH we published some days ago. that
after bringing Gown the expenditures about
twelve millions below what Mr.. Van Buren,
required, fas the Wings have already doney
20 per cent duty would not yield a sufficient
revenue for the support of the government;
aud therefore, w!lbou, violating any Of the
principles Of tho compromise act, he pro.
posed mazimpm duty Of 30 per cent, with
discriminating below that poIat. Can any
Southern man object to the proposition Of
Mr.. Clay, with eny show Of reason, honest
~, or common sense
VIII Judge Goid;hwaile have the pre-.
sumption to name this subject again n bis
speeches 10 the people He probably will;
aud We trust the people will examine the
facts We have presented, and they will then
be enabled understand the desperate game
Of humbpg and deception which L1cotoco
ism Is attempting 70 play CT upon them.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-09
A SECOND sAMsnN

Monsieur GmIIot, who is attached TO ll,t
CircaS & Co. now performing in this city
exhibits the most astonishing ieats o.
strength ever Witnessed since the day
Samson walked OF with the gates of Gaza
on his shoulders, He danced with n can.
non weighing 400 lbs. on his shoulders
and suffer It to be discharged; ouidraws
two horses: b,caks thirty stand rope q.
easily as Samson Of old snapped the cord,
with which the Phllsl,ncs bad bound him
raises TX SO ID. weights by his hair, bends
an iron crow bar by striking il against hi.
naked arm, and permits cannon, weigh.
ing nine hundred poands. 10 be placed upon
his breast and discharged He is Gu.
pable Of sustaining and carrying two ihous.
aud six hundred pounds weight. He is a
native of France and weighs only $50 lbs.
Detroit Daily Ado.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-09

Another Confession. -Jujgc oo'l .'+'
ono Of the Senators IN Congress IRON ue",
being in Mobile few DAYS ago, comp"e'
with the rcqucs, Of his Locoloco iaeHo''
to address the people on the political 'oH.
les of the day. In the course o. NJ
speech he said, that the Loooioco ton.e1'
ton in Georgia had nominated Mr. 'a,,
houn az next President, because they ."
knew he was tho strongest man not l'a'
they had any objection 10 Mr.. Van bur-"
but because lhey knew that Mr. Van ha-
rem could never get Georgia. II he were
nominated the Wings would carry '"o
State"
On the other hand, II viii be recoIa eted,
the friends of Gen. Cass in Ohio declared
that If Mr.. Calhoun is nominated, nc
+" stands no chance in The West. We
think, therefore, we are warranted IN 'ho
conclusion, that, no matter who may ~
nominated, the Kentucky statesman WIZ
be elected. For these are not Nnig
estimates, bo il remembered, but Locoloco
confessions. - Lyaehbsrg Virginida.
When character in Shakrspear is nuTiefeu
II lie styled grace accident"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-09
PROPOSED NATIONAL MASS coSvEX
TInx

At the Wing Celebration Of toe late
National Anniversary IN tie CaY aaI
County of philadelphia. she following ag.
pears among the pubI,shed proceedings
Pror to the aIlo0rnmeoi the fdlaa,ng
Resolution was offered By J1me. 5 WaL
ace, Eco. and earned amidst aabgealel
reclamation
RsIoirtd, That the WINS d Fu5.
delph,a tender al invitation TO the Nb+
Of the Wnotr UStov 20 meet u Grfai
Nat' ConseHt!oa on tie s.h oI JuiY. l~t4
a Independence Square, m ths tG2al
Philadelphia 10 respond 10 ille aauiaalan
ofthe Na;ionn Wig Convention.
We trus, ,ha invitation, ssurd b tja
Wings or Philadelphia + the Wig
tie tnion, % respond 10 The Boms.son
lhe Whig National Convention ahss
meets at Baltimore "a Ms uexi. vii E
circulated from Name 10 I'oula, tfam BE
Atlantic 70 The Oregon. We all an e
Of the influence Which the Mass Canfra
ion at Baltimore IN 1850 bad upon Gle
Wing party associations weie there CT.
tered into, friendships formed cofrcsf
dcnces arranged, opinions la,Cteta6E T,
and promises gitcu which acted o, ha
bond and ccmcu, of the entire Horn
party throughout tie Union, Il VS. tito
fist glnrt impulse gwen 10 tie asa'lfsHa
of Isi0 the frs, ron cftho bail 2 which
crushed Locofocq,sn in It's onward course
the Lexington If the moral and pa'ftltll
revolution o. the people gains. Their task
masters and oPptc~ngs
The imitation Is extended IN HEboaaael
cordially, and wc itast /. will hc aeefpici
10 ,he Same spirit of fralcrnai kindness
We ask cur Wing brethren Of the pIess
10 be bearers uf the request which fhia'
dclpba Cts and County makes to ta'
Wings &c the Union, md to pronlniga's
through thcir columns that every arrange.
mcnt VIII be madc FOR their comfort ana
convenience. Come one. come oil nhN
here Jet Us railty anew those bonus %
nnlly and klndness which has been naa-
80 TO sunder, and which time can he'ef
impair !--Pk,id Forum.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-09
DEATH FOR WANT OF FOOD

The Mobile Register has repor! Of a
coroner's jury upon the death Of a female,
named Mrs. Am Lind. She was a poor
widow, in bad bea'h, having sickly child
Of five or SIX years Of age, both Of them,
II is supposed, having suffered from The
want Of proper food, as well as from expo
sure. The poor woman, it appeared, had
slept the night previous ia au old mill 10
the lower part Of the city aud her stomach
was found, on examination, quite empty.
Wheu she reached the house at which she
died, she was unable 10 auiculate distinct
ly, and had been there bat d short lime be-
fore she ici. from her seat and expired.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-09

Riots in Conudo.-At Kingston on tho
18th nIt. the anniversary Of the bnilIe OF
the Boyne, riot occurred between the
Protestant and Poplsh Irishmen, which
resulted in a considerable amour, of dis.
lurbance and tho death Of n boy by PTS.
,ol shot from one of the Popish parry
INC mIn'ons Of tho Pope, os usual, were
The agsressors
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-09

John Daily, who was cook at the wash.
ing'7n Hall IN Tallahassee at the time oil
the Ere al that place on the 25th Nay last
was committed 70 jad on the 9th instant,
charged with having confessed on differ.
cui occasions ,ha, he set FIRE to the town.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-09

The Hon. John Rowan, formerly a die.
tnguished Representative and Senator IN
Congress, from Kentucky, died at Louis
vile OIL the 18Th Instant, aged abou, 70.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-23

ia. nav ssssl IN the pfinrlpal ms
,i,uI.. and tlc pfvh,s pfaelIec u Out Y.
sount,y, dp, aud most ec'iAl''y '.'
,l,s cure of the i'iles, end also 10 az ~.
,"n.iyrly and cllceiuelly ~ 20 lame
crrdulIiy, unless whce W. ri's'n "' ~
Witnessed. Externally applied y +"
GOOD for The following complaint
Dop'y, All swcIlIng., hl,g ,.',, aon"l'
Sore tirouis, Group, WhcoplnR eo"s''
Bruises, Sprnln', Burns, sores INV
Ulcers. ~ Ia,
For sale byI Krrsr . TO- LOU
livlllc Miss. July 7 tf--3 -.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-23
GREAT ECoNoMYl
YrAt's iMraoyfp


NJ. p.9TE.N1' LaRD L9MP.-rO
a LAMP adapted TO the succc', 4,
~ use of Lard instead oil VII !" wv
nrodue,ion Of light, has long bccn
wanted throughout the United s'o.e.'
Various cxpcdients have been rcs Wa.
cd 10. TO secure such an end. le'
Notwithstanding thenumerous 'hyen
49,. hsretoforc directed 10 this SUBJ
;ect lard has remained an arlSle
rns,,sce ptable of general use III Lne
production OF light. A lamp mas
been needed that would be both e'e-
cant cant and cleanly, and would obylate
the necessity Of previously melting
lie lard or the use of heaters TO pro-
duce the resuls. Such one is
NrA1's PATENT LARD LAMP
now offered to the public. 1t IS sun n
nile and elegant in its CONSTRUCTIONS
E for economy in the production o
LIGHT. surpasses everyother invention
eThis Lamp, when properly Trim
med. furnishes a brilliant hgh'' AZ w ,l'
nnna rallelcd small expense OF IN
Cent for flee hourS!n &c
DIRECTIONS:
p,, in the wick from the top !. 9
The Lamp by means of the w're' n
,he cnn with cold lard, and screw IN
''ie .'P A the lard appears q
the top-put little lard on !! me vic
when new, light it and hold 1t upslai
down TO saturate the WICK anu y W
burn finely. Dt.J )
To' ~ +. KEESE, &Co.
louisville. Miss. 6 tt
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-23
PET Z Rs
EGET.4BLE aN1IBlL-
LOU S Pill Is


Having stood the test ofcxperlencc
are Recommended TO the public as
cheap and superior Family Medicine.
When taken according TO the direc-
tons accompanying them, they are
highly beneficial in the prevention g.
cure of Bilious Fcyers, Fever and A.
que, dyspepsia, Liver complaint, sick
Headache, Sea sickness, Jaundice,
Asthma, Dropsy, Rheumatism, en-
largement Of the Spleen, Piles, Chol'
| ic. Female distractions, Heart burn
nausea, (urred tongue, distentlon 9
the stomach and bowels, inciplent ID
arrhea, fatulence, habitual cos'lve
ness; loss of appetite, blotched or sal
low complexion, and in all casos Q
ltorpor of the bowels where cathal
Itic or an aperient is needed. The,
have the. testimony of the whole Med
lical Profession, in their favour, Will
not a single case of i'll consequence
or inehicency can be alleged agains
them.
For Sale by l.. KEEsE, q Co., Lor
isvilIe Miss. July 8 tt 8
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-23
NEW VOLUME OF
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK,

GODEY'S LADY'S BOON,
20 COMMENCE WITH JULY, ls43.
Original Paintings By the first Mas
tcrs ofthe art-Originol Designs
Original Matter.
We offer as follows:--
| copy Lady's Book and copy OF
Godey's Comfortable Oanament, cor,
tanning l3 elegant mezzotlnt 4 steel
Enerayirgs, for $3.
. copies Lady's Book aud 2 copies
Of Godey's Comfortable Ornament
containing Is elegant mczzotlnl ana
steel Engravings, for 20
S copies Lady's Book and ; do DO 10
| s do do do a do do 10
In do do do S do do ~
% do do do III do do ~
The Comfortable Ornament is the LIST
of 4he kind that has ever originated
in this country, and, of.course, came
from the Office Of the Lady's Book,
from whence all other designs ana
ideas are copied.
We have now in hand ten ouginal
Paintings, by the most celebrated ar
fists of the day. r
Address, l.. a. OODEh'
) Publishers Hall, Philadelphia
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-23
ROBF.RT ", HUDSON.
ATTORNEY ATLAw,
L0unviLLE, MSS
GRAY AZ THORNTON,
ATToRN EYS AT LAW
LOUistIfLE, miss.
ANNIGNEE's SALE.

VA ILL be- sold 10 tho highest bid
w der, for cash nj the Court House
door Of l.cakc, In The town of Gar.
thnre. Mississippi, on Monday ihs as,
day Of September next, the following
described Heal Estate, ~ rendered
IN die Bankrupt Court by Jordan
Roccc, who hns been duly declared
q Bankrupt, lo.wit;---1'he East half
ofihc Northwest quarter OF Section
eleven, Township eleven, North Of
Range eight Eastj situated IN Losko
County Mississippi
ALSO, another tract Of land rem
deled In said court by William II.
Cushman, who has also been duly
declared Bankrupt, Section. Town
ship and Range not known, lying in
the County OF Leakc, and State of
Mississippi, containing one hundred
and sixty acres.
CHARLES DIBRELL,
Assignee in Bankruptcy,
for said persons.
Starkville, Mi. Aug. &c, 1913.
Vol. Q no o sod. Prs fee 80
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-23
HAYS lINIW lSN II.
mis- extraordinary chemlca

NLIND C7AtI 0|OlN tTH1N0'J
Il composition, the result OF SCI
ence and the invention of a celebra-
ted medical man, the introduction OF
which to the public was invested with
the solemnity of a death bed bequest,
has since gained reputation unpar-
ralIeled, fully sustaining the correct
ness Of the lamented DIR. Gridleys
last confession, that "he dared not die
without giving to postcrity the bene-
fit Of his knowledge on this subject"
and he therefore bequcathed TO hi:
friend and attendant Solomon Hays,
the secret fhis discovery.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-23
CAUTION.

EENHE public are hereby cautioned against
M being imposed upon by paying IN these
hard times one dollar and 25 or s so cents tor
box OF Pills or a bottle Of any kind Of Medicine
TO cure Chills and Fevers, when box OF Hulps
Fever u Ague und Auti-Fever Pills, can De mao
for only 81. that have never failed in single
instance Of curing the Chills aad Fever, Wnen
used according to the dicrectons accompanying
them. Remember this, and next time get huil's
Pills and thereby save your half dollar.
For sale by
, l.. KEESE g. Co. .
Huntsville. Miss. June "a On Q
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-23
a certain and ebectual Cure to'
.Ague and Fcuer; alss used sue
cessiuely IN the treatment Of
Bilious FeUer, Nd'1-
sea, General D.
billy, and Ner-
TEIor, I,,,ecc

yo1s Wedk7aeSS.
TrSHE most Aattering recommendations Of
this Medicine have been received from
MANY eminent Physicians and others who nave
used il, And il is presumed that no medicine 'las
ever been used whose action has been n ore pen,
efc,al. pleasant and invigorahng, ana cai'eu
forth from afflicted sufferers such expressions o.
heartfelt gratitude aud thanktulness. reasons
taking The Pills, soon find themselves relieved
Chill broken. Fever gone!! Stomach and heao
free and healthfu!! Strength and appetite IN
creas,ng and improving, and all nervous weakness
| fed.
When taken according 10 the d'fectlons accom- 10 :
nanvinp them, they never fail TO cure the Chii'
Fever The first day, and never scken tue ION
ach or operate upon the bowels.
Their action upon the whole system is so cnas
ming. that persons are invariably surprised an
rleased with their rapid aud complete restota
ton to health.
The Pills are purely & solely Vegetable, an
the happy'combination of the ingredients me
PROPORTIONS are such as to produce Medicln
which never fails to relieve when relief IS al
Each box contains 90 doses of pills--Pric'
One Dollar.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-23
NEW GOODS,
Ar THE pLANTElVS
STORE!

HNIIE undersigned is nov rccolN
inga large aud general asset
nenl of a
DRY GOODS,
Consisting In part OF Cloths Ces ',9l
mere,, satinoils, Calicoes, De'n.s.,. ;
Ginphams, Muslin, Irish ana i,, ,''',
L,ren, Coitonadcs, Painted " p',l.'
cd awps & Muslius, Long Lawn &C &c,
silk & Cotton Handkerchief, W9rno
ed Capcs ~ Fancy Meek iioNs'
Cotton, Wor.tcd s. SILK liosiery'
Cotlon, Linen, Worstcd, kld sl'
pic Mic Gloves; Silk & Cotton YIN.
brellas, Blankets, Linsey, he'so)
Cotton Oznaburg, with many otnel
cheap and desirable goods al .
which are offered at whole sale o.
retail, at very reduced prices rs lot
ALABAMA MONEY, at the
PLANTERS CHE7P SIGhE.
J. l.. CLARK
Columbus, MAY 20, 1S49.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-23

aar..s ag#HfN FN#M t..ttf. A.
4e,wss,als pos ~ " i'''phnt l'N.v' 1''sal.,
.,stsoes wdyaf uaNti nesHt '''fY 49, 800
/, -. - vh.sh lhe hamsh hsnis Hhssls =, III
1l,s, na pafileslahl fesee''''','n,'tN. ',A n
:, ~. Z, ,..a. a ~ sfe anlififd with nht tNN y
M :, t,usstlns eomplsini, ~ ihsfe y ~
..1'',,,, ,,sfe,s he Eul,lu wHfh has ." nAplfs'
WY, 80, "A, a uvun ~ sttletu ~ tune.uf.
,Is - and htsi, aad ~ tho formation ~
h,.ie,s sp,leand tbetsbt purifying ne ut"u'
Ths, ,,s aeLnowiedfDd w ne lnnht"hs ann
,..,,s., "a ,ghn ate usiug ttum. ~ be iHa ""v
~ ,,,,si mld aud pleasant 10 hei vpeleM""
tnt d. pesi beffteiv innocent, sale aha fH's'.
49, ,ns,itelns ctef oNefed W. NE pibllf' thns'
s,bo ,,,ss.ste lfinl ~ these lflla, never s'es.
,gn,d trel ysllips H. be Without iliems ana eau
! ,sss, ana snnjn ~ mote which ~ shh'"h'
pfoof ofthelf good qualities
TxuApACIKr sfCK or WTF
| v0iie .Thuse vim have suffered hnd Hfe w'A'y
~ .uasdne with this distressing complaint, wa
6nd snenee,'s Vegetable Pills remedy ~ once
eertain and immediate IN lts effects. one sn'
ple dose ofthe pillstnk sonU rs the headache
+ FOL, rpmlnK On, wall cure II IN one half hour an
ttely. ,.,.,.,.
,hnv glsntny THEN wonderful powers 20 ndmifa'
lion aud aie lar superior to any tlnng 10 Use loi
these complaints.
Ia Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, they s'ano
unriyaIled. Many have been cused ~ lev
weeks, after having suffered under the dteadin
complaint for years.
in tiahiltlAl Costiyeness, they are decidedly
SUPERIOR to any Vegetable Pill ever brought be
for, the public; ard one % cent lox viii estao
lish their surprising virtues, aud place them be
yono the reach Of doubt in the estimation OF CIV
every individual.
They re inva liable in nervous and hypoohon
driscpl affections, loss OF appetite, aud all com
plaints 10 which females alone are subject.
They are mild IN their action. and convey a.
most immediate conviction OF their utility 'fei
the FIRST dose. They may be taken by persons
any age; and the feeble the infirm, the nervot
and deichtc are Strengthened by their opera'io
because they clear the system OF bad humcu'
! ouiet nervous iritability, and invariably PR
/ duee sound health
Upwards Of $4,000 boxes of these inestimah
> pills have been sold within the last l2 months
{ States alone, and more than three tiMes Il
sam, quantity in other States.
As an anti-bilious medicine, no family shou
he without them. A single trial OF them IS mo
satisfactory than thousand certificates,
Ptice 25 ,ents per box, with full directions.
FoR SALE BY
L L. KEESE s. Co.
J Iou1sv1fLE, Miss. June "a ON !
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-23
]. G. HARRIS,

Boot and Shoemaker, and repairer.
Shop in the back room of the old
Real Estate Bank, opposite the Court
House.
Louisville, Mississippi, Aug. ~.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-23
LOUISVILLE Z N 4 / +
AOADMN1Y

wr7Hl. commence its next Session
w oith inst. in charge Of Rev. }.
1oSrs and Mr.. ID. w. SElDERs. Ia
noUng Gentleman just from College,
Win All his laurels green upon n'm)
Tha location OF this Institution IS just,
~ celebrated for It's good Health ana
excellent free-stone water with wnieh
!, abounds. The Institution'wlll DC
furnished with Globes, Maps, Charts,
&c and the necessary apparatus $ 50
80 10 render the instruction sontd'
~ tactical. aud thorough, and give the
Institution a character OF an h'sn
nraae ahat shall not suffer by com
1arison with any oflhe kind in 'ne
4 South West. The scholastic year VIII
be divided inio Q sessions oil . mo"''ls
each. =, ocrc
Primary Orthography, Reading
and Writing, per session. so
c '"S Secondarv-Common Arilh-
a oet;c 10 vulgar fractions; Eng
}. lish Garmmar, s. Composition, Sl2
: ~ .L,,;or-Geography, Globcs,
G History Ancient and Modern,
s. Sacred and Profanc,--Classical,
Y Chronology, Natural Philoso- -,
* ply, Astronomy, Chemistry, &C. 81
!, Senioy-Moral & Mental
n Philosophy, Natural History,
s. Iogic. Rhetoric, exercises in
n, Reading, Speaking and Gesti-
Of culation; Geometry, applica.
ii ton of.jts principles to survey
e. inc Book, keeping, Survey
al, ing, Algebra, Languages &C. 40
" &C., =, " Il
ey be diIivered upon the subjects {
ID Grammar, Philosophy, ChemlstI!
lie Astronomy, Logic &c, during y
'es winter months, but for them, no add
nst tional charge will be made. !,
Boarding per month, -
ou- Pupils may enter at any t'me' d
will be considered bound torthe r
= mainder of the session.
' No part ofthe expenses VIII be r
cal ouired in advance, but the monf
'ci- will be considered due at the END
fa- each term.
OF Louisville, Mi. July is, ls49. 81
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-23
ROOTS & SHOES

BOOTS & SHOES. !.
500 Pairs Gentlemen & Boys kip
& Calf Shoes, $50 Boys g. Misses
Kip 8. Calf Shoes g. Brogans; 200
Ladies kid Slippers & walking shoes;
$50 Assorted qualities g. prices do
72Calf 8. Kid Boots for sale by
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