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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

NIDDLETOwN POINT ACADEMY, n. J.
during the wees ct oeekmsnst between the houri
Of ID sod A limited number of young lad es will be
ceived into bis family taught the usual branches to
Eeiher with music on the piano painting &c for SIS per
year ala -
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING SCHOOL
IL FOR BOYS, ot boomin gdsls Road sEd ighty
silthst Rev ). DouGLsss, A II Rector. For psrteu-
l,Ts 10 terms 6c advertisement 10 tts Evening
Express circulars which be obtained at the book
store OF the Messrs APPLETON 30 Broadway all I'm
TARRYTOWN INsTITUTR.-A.e select board o &
school for boys, e. TsrrytOwn " T. The first term u
this Institution viii the LAT II May Terms
for board and tuition from $50 10 se0 per CF
be obtained VI Rev. O. s Bro~n. 50 Houd-st
c. She Ysrd lsss brJaiwsy ana j. Crowsa 6i3 Brosd-
way 81 ~ A NEWMAN PuEeips-
BOARDING SCHOOL FOX BOYS At Middle
~.n commence Nag charge $50, IL advance limited
number II pupils reside vita the principal and
parental Young lads attended ~ add from school
Crcu srs ana minute Information Of Rev H. Chase, a.
Markets 40 tmye D. h. CHASE.
EPISCOPAL COLLEGIATE Institute, Staple.
ILton, Staten Island. Rev. THOMAS TOWEL, Prin-
cipaL The Summer term viii commence the LIST Of
May. The number u pupils limited TO thirty. Csta-
lognes containing fall particulars may be had BY apply
Ing 70 Mr. Sheppard bookstore, 1911 Broadway; Philip
Burrows, Esq Il Wsis; Henry j. Seaman, Sll Broad
way and VIM B. Tovniend, Express Buildings, III
Broadway. 81 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20

Imported, Taken and
sgow &c. each Year from 1872 lsas both ineLus.vs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20
COTTON WOOL EXPORTED

showing quantity Wool Exported the under
London Liverpool and HULL In the Years ~
saud1e4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-20
IMPORT AND SALES OF COTTON WOOL

Wool Liverpool weekly during the Year le4 also
The number Dealers Spnners and Elk
poters; Sales Spectators &C. and Weekly Price OF
| nIsnds for1
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13

GEN. fAYIog's PosIfIoN.-A very aBle
English journal, the London Examiner
ns taken an intelligent view of Amen.
ean politics. aud particularly OF Gen. fay.
bf', position. from Which It luigfs the
iiosl au,pieious results 10 the coualfy-
/ Il ,ays
The nomination OF Genenl Taylof aud
the course ui hs relations with The party
oi which he Is now the declared repre-.
sentative, Indicate better prospects IN the
republican horizon than have Teen visible
iot many year. 1t 1. yet possible that
We may see discretion, MODERATION, aud
mleguy' prevail IN the cholce OF the
Chicl Mag, rate Of Amenca. General
Taylor is uot a trading polilician. The
qnahuc, hc lately displayed N the field,
aud the judgement Wuh which hr Kept
himself a.Oli ton theeAuemg party lha,
mai oualurl he, -yuie.s a, soldier con.
csu.1lsd publ, aur4uou aud esteem
uPlu hlu. lie d, th, only man. we be-.
Hcsc, since lhe create race OF American
Presidents. who ha, sl once united many
parties. BY DemoeT, aud Whig-, ia
pnuary assemblies, ~ separate aud mixed
mcrllug., he seems ~ have beeu nomi.
mated. These foundations he appear, 10
have accepted, one after tie other, with.
oaI conceallug of suWre.slng the fact that
lag held the opinousoi the Mhigs; and
uow that the Wig. a, n body have
uaHrd him ihclf clHd,1ate, he ifaukly
gc... them that he viii not bc party
President We have here the promise
OF a brave aud honoable mau uucontami.
mated with party nEdue,s.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
In our iey nj IN, sneeess or ,ho Vhi,,

In our JOY ut the success of the Whigs,
we would On no account Ruut our oppo.
nents OF unnecessarily wound their feel.
lnss, Our Joy is not on account of our
party aloue but OF our whole country
We do n the sincerity OF our hearts be.
lieve, TINT in the defeat of General Cass,
the country has escaped great aud ter.
rlble calamity calamity which would
have proved fatal to It's interests, its honor,
and perhaps to its freedom, and that, in
the eIe'tion of Gen. Taylor, it has seeur.
ed rich blessing to the present genera.
tton aud to poslerily, We regard the
election OF General Taylor as blessing
to the masses Of hoth parties and of all
parties for it is the triumph of truth of
virtue of patriotism, OF the constitution,
and OF the eternal principles of right and
freedom. We can assure our opponents
that Gen, Taylor as President OF the T..
State, will not forget OF Disregard the
pledges aud declarations made by him as
eaadldate. Ills pledges were freely
made aud they will be nobly kept. lie
VIII lot he President ola party, but in the
best aud loiliest sense, the President OF
the Whole nation, lie will surround him.
sell with pure, wise aud strong men. aud
aided by the light Of their wisdom, he will
devote himself wholly. without one selfish
or partisan consideration, to the pro,po.
ton OF The present aud permanent welfare
oi the great aud mighty nation over
Whose desIinies he has been called To pre.
side. lie will earn appreciation, the mp.
plalse, aud the beuedietions OF all the
good aud pure even among his present
political opponents and establish for him,
selia character infinitely above any eyel
gained by Il partisan Chief Magistrate
We confidently believe that his admins
tniou VIII constitute an era OF good feel,
ms aud thai It will. IN a very great meas
ufa It not altogether put an end 10 the
long aud dark train oleyils brought upon
thi country by such partisan President.
as Jackson, Van Buren and Polk.
With such views Of what Gen TAYLOR
administration will be, We can congfatu.
h4e the honest Democrats scarcely les
tan Nhizs upon hIs election Nome
81 those, wha are conscious OF having
aiased the power, aud privilege, ol their
sstlons Of who fancy that their interests
an distinct from or at war with the IN.
lIyst' oi the country, can have cause 10
+ regret his elevation 10 tie Ghiei Magislfa-
q Lou. Journal
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13

TuE FRENeumAN's Cows.-We re.
member 10 have heard story told with
some humor, by a friend, which we be
lieve has not been "in print" The
Frenehman is relating, witt great energy
and appropriate genius, his first voyage
down the Ohio river. "Vdl Monsieur,
you see | get on re boat at .Peetsburg, to
ze rivere 10 Louisville, La belle reUiere'
you call him; | think hm dam ugly
leetle, vat you cal him ell! eui, branch
--riya vera low, vera low indeed-very
many passengers on re dam dirty ieetie
boat great many lady very fine lady
indeed Veil, Monsieur, we leave the
dam Peetsburg, vleh smoh. my eyes till
dem red as II drink mosle yiskey, vat
you call red eyes, vera Appropriate name
indeed, vera appropTiaIe-ns | tell You,
Monsieur, re river vera low, and We have
no gone vera far till 'Jimf we come on
sand bar re captain run IN ze top of re
boat, and holla, back yatafe. back
vatare but ze boat no. back yatare-
ze captain holla get out ze spur aud pull
over. but she no pull over, However,
presently perhaps may lie by aud by.
We get oil ze bar. Veil, Monsieur, We
have no gone more one day more down
re river, ven bim." We come on bar
again. Ze captain holla, back vatare
back yalare" she no back vatare ze
captain holla. pull over pull over" she
no pul, get vera vera tired look at ze
men go round ON big post sid hig stick
in hun, aud | 90 to nossef Monsieur.
W. stay dare one. two tie day IN de dam
dirty ieeiie boat till we have nossiu to
eat. We see on ze shore vera beautiful
meadow, vid vera manf fine cow-Ze
lady wish vera moshe ior some milk, and
ze gentleman say you ct IN leetle boat
yid Us ven We drive ~ COW to you and
milk zem. Veil, ze lad get into ~ little
boat. vat You call re y9s. aud 90 vld us
To &c meadow-ze lady--vefa iiue lady
indeed-haye leelie lin bucket dat hold
&c mllk-ze gentlemen 20 10 dnve re
COW to 70 lady log gem u milk--and ve
drive zrm round, aud round, but zr dam
COW no 30 to &c lad, bat presently
perhaps may be 10y aid BY se get ZEN
down to we're ze lady snnd nd leellt tn
bucket to hold ze mik-'anl vat You
TUX. Monsieur, asked the tfenchman
What ? inquired we. "Erery SnHgte
dam Ohs of 'em teds aIULL.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13

CAPITAL Pu@sHAL,T - BUbgg0HS .li,c
eiiy.-lhc COAts,to d,t Plata piya
the following acroun, ol revolving ~.
stance ol capital Punishment at Bueue
Ayres.
A priest named Gutierrez. cx.cumtc ,i
the parish Vi Cocoru,. iu Buuno- Awe,
aeduccd a young yd OF Twenty-Five.
named Camilla UGUuHau, the daughuf
ol respectable parrlt,, aud i!rd with irr
ia disguise " ,hr ps,iuce Ol Couicnii,,
where they renaind Engaged iu teaching
school untll dlscoyctd aud denounced by
an lf.sh pIesl namel Cannon, Guuerrz
was Immediately conducted together
with the young gid,if0m Cora to llo,ario
ia u vessel bound 10 Eio, aud alter rr.
naming there TOT iiew days, exposed to
all the malice auG calumny aud insilt.
were brought bette Rosas, and both
condemned TO deal
Finding that Cahila was eHociitc. and
unwilling TO poslpaic her execution one
short month, II Vas ordered that the
child should be hpti,cd, aud the order
was accomplishedby pouring, ia a splnl
.oi moekery, holy aaIer down the mo.
ther's throat
As they were bdng taken, with their
eyes bandaged, to Dc place OF execution,
Gutierrez asked wlo was walking at hi,
side, aud Camilla eplled: "IlisI-my
child has been chntcncd, aud am now
content to die. 10 not grirye for inc. 4"
30 great was he horror felt at the
.atroelous sentence that even the soldier.
at Santos Lugares accustomed as they
Were :" sJcnes bntchcry, recoiled a.
the order To- hrd on the victims wa.
gwen. One OF tlf cxeculioncfs tainted.
aud another, while aiming at Camilla
turned aside his head They were oh.
liged to fire three discharges before the
act was fully connnmatcd. At the hr,,
fire Camilla was Untouched at the second
she was only sligbdy wounded aud at
the tl.ltd she iclI.
What must have been the feeling oi
the father OF the wretched girl aud the
lnsh priest, Gamma, the former Of whom
had informed Raas OF his daughters
flight Immediately on It's discovery, aud
had procured scach to be instituted lor
the tugtiyes ,
Camilla O'Gornan, who had she lived
would now have accomplished her 23d
year. was an excelent pianist and singer
The execution toh place on Friday Au.
gust 18th, at 10 A NJ, and the bodies OF
the lovers were pliced in box made for
that purpose.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13

A lSFANous Sos-h one Of our Eng.
llsh papers 10y the la, mail. VIC hud a
statement to the following eiieel, which
We think only duds IL parallel in the
unnatural children OF King Lear In
the Taunton County Court Mr. Combe
applied Tor the disehagc ul an lnsol,eul.
named George Day, a, old man upwards
OF seventy yrafs ol zee, who had been
imprisoned eight year, al the suit OF his
sou. Frederick Day The old man stated
that some years ago be had signed oil
the whole oi his properly OF the value oi
About LlOO0. tn his children, aud having
gwen nOlc Vi haud iif Too 10 Frederick
winch hc failed To nce, al ilic proper
ils,e. he was pruecedh against, uU,wilh.
standing that he hajlru various suiu, to
the son, amounting IA the whole To near
ly 1oO, but Ut whih no account had
bren kept, The rc,dt was. that the un.
fortunate Old mau wIs thrown INTO pasuu.
where be- remained ci5ut yes. M
honor ihc Judge Immediately ordered ihi
insolsenss > discharge Observing tia, hi
ough. ~ haze had aeishl ycaa ago. T.
" u. DcifA
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13

Tue Work OF THE TELEaRAPn.--The
Detroit Free Press says The unofficial
vote OF the city Of Boston, aud the returns
from ninely.one towns in that State, was
received here on Tuesday evening at 4
quarter past o'clock, aud before the re.
suit was known in the first ward of this
city. The result in Baltimore aud Phil.
adelphia city was received by the way oil
ST. Louis via Chicago, in this city, before
l2 o'clock at night, The vote OF Chica.
90, Milwaukee, ani this city. was in New
York before 9 O'Clock. ."-Pieagaae.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
ADMINS TRAITORS NOTICE.

GRuNrr or llknfsrrAD, set.
NOTICE is hereby given, that at the oetobr,
II tern. A. d. 1913, Of the Hampstead Court
al Probate, Arkansas, the following Admini.lfa.
tons accounts current, were filed in said Court, lor
confirmation, al the next January term thereof,
viz
joel W Hannah, administrator Of the estate Of
u, ]. Harris.
Joel D. Conway, administrator Of the estate Of
james Alien,
William II. Etler, administrator Of the estate
Of Wm II Bowers
Ephrtim MIfek administrator Of the estate
Of William Hickman,
Nancy Stevenson, adninistfaItis Of the estate
Of John Stevenson,
Juanna I eauinglOn, Administrative of the
estate Of r Cafringlou.
Therefore, ali persons interested in the srttle.
thsn' Of any of such estates. are hereby required
to eomp forward aud ie exceptions to sue ac.
counts Il any they have, on or before the seeond
dai OF the nett tefm OF the Court OF Probate for
the county Of llempstrad, to be holden al the
Genh House. in the county aforesaid, On the
second Monday II January, A. ID. lsl9, or they
will be forever barred from excepting to such ae.
eoul.'s' or any item thereof
Testr; ST SANDERS cl..l
November 81, 1915. 50z4w
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
W A R { H 0 U S E
Ni,E'Ei'Ei.

4 lie subscriber lakss TIM u,e.bad .f ,.t,,u
mR his thaaks 10 the citizens of this an,
The adjoining Counties, for the liberal pairpnsr,
heretofore received, aud hopes by sttel ana Der,
sVnal attention 10 basnrss, to receive a eontinu.
aurr VI the same
From ihis date the business will BE- conducted
by The subscriber Ia connection with IRA MUM,
undri The name aud style of. McCoiiua. d Mama
both Of whom will devote their prrsonsl attention
TO tins branch VI the business
They aFe nov having aig- addition, made 10
iheif Warehouses and Cotton Shrds, and will be-
prepared to saiely store away any quantity Of Up.
tfeigh and Produce, and wiH hold lhemse yes r..
'p'ns'ba iof the safe delivery u tic same lire
rAeeptcd)
Co''on 'iorrd by them will Ia ull esses le bed
sublr'i 10 the order u the ownrf, aud VIII IA shin.
PED be srni 10 auy house they may wish Their
ehlfgrs viii be- IA loss a. ihoss of auy other ,epn.
Larry established Msrehouss Ia the place. They
would to their inend., iha, the Cotton Shed.
they aTr nos having erected will BE- the safes, de.
post lot cotton IN the piece, as they vii be- en-.
ufriy disconnected with ANY ether buildings ia
Iowa. aud consequently iucufnng less r,k iron
ire.
Az orders addressed 10 them. or 10 the ,ah.er.
brr' viii receive prompt attention.
4. MeCOLLuM
Camden, September Is, lsis.
n b--We have made arrangements to have al
lP'lfrlght stored WiIh us, insured again,t os, by
fF', At premium of half ur QUE per ceut. ptr
MONTH but no Insurance will be- ilretrd. uns,.
specially directed. McCOLLUM 4 MUM.
Rcisfio u l.. Biiiin, A. Block n Son. C u
toysion, Esq, lion. T. Cross. II. A Blcvn.,
DE- u. T. Jrll aud W, II EtIrf, Washington
l1-6m
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
TO TIE PLANTERS or Ar.
KANSAS AND TEXAS.

THE undersigned have ccuyrueui WARE
HOUSES, al the foot of the Ran, nnd ate
prepared to siore COTTON Of 20 cru,s PET
bale, ana olhrf article. al low rates.
The Ran has been removed hi1W. aud The nav.
igaiion been made good 10 Mr Cockfrlls farm.
aud the distance 10 haul, much rliortrBrd. 20 that
the charges, except 10 high Watrr,1 Will not "a
coed these VI lasi srason, Notwithstanding the
large addition OF Ran by ihr spnug lfcshcls. We
viii pay particular attention 10 ihr business. aud
10 The interest Of shippers aud will keep hack
10 convey passengers 't,m un" Landing TO The
other. 20 that no drlrnlion tor want oi this con.
,ryancr. may IN future be- nnticpaird up
fmi.n consigned Ia ~, will BE- promptly forward.
ed. and the bfst contraris iporsibIcl made, for
liur goods Through, nj cheap rsi's
COCkRELL 4 WILLIAMS.
Carolina. ih., Nov. %, lsis 5l-9m
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Gel EBRATION

v'iiE Washington DIVISION, No. 10, will hold /.
tslebiaion on tie 2ilh instant. by pfa,-s,ion
aud afatiau, a, the Methodist Church, eommtne.
iug Al i O'Clock. 4 II
Grafton by pIuisss.sf slack.
Tue etafns aud pallie arr respectfully invited
10 attend
ogLER OF EXERCISES.
1t Yaluuiay
81 Payer
81 Aalbrm, by Choir.
fIh Ofaion
9Th. AHliirm, by eheif.
6ih fia,rE
It'll. Aulbrm
slh lened.clion
by order Of the DfIsian
IuEL " HANNAH. n S.
December 49, lsIs 522w
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
NOAEa,E

DE 1T KNOWN, that Letters Tcstamsntafy
ID have been granted to me, on the estate Of
lahn Paxton, deceased late Of the county Of
sr, the SANE having been granted by the
Probate Court Of said county, aud all PRISONS
having claiqt against said ESTATE, arc required 10
EXHIBIT them 10 me, properly authenticated, withn
ane year frain the date Of SAID La,trn, winch
bear date on the 3lst day Of October, ISIS, Q,
ihey may bs pfreuird from any brncii IN the
estate aud Il 81 el claims BE- not exhibited witi5u
two Yeats rom the date Of sad letters they shall
be forever baHed aud Prroludtd from any benefit
IN said estate.
JESSE NJ. c. PAXTON.
fAH,clirrs, SEWER oosniy, Afk,
October 3lsi, \, d lsis. 50=gw
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
BOAR RIDING MOUSE.

'IiE undrr''snrd having purchased the liolsr
| No" oeeup'' Il By Col Kay, rs private Board.
hg iiouse' hkrs TIN method OF Informing h.
friends aud tie public generally, that on o. about
The mt "i January neii. he will reopen the
same A. pf',al" isoarding llomc, ior the accom-.
mota'on ol those WHO may be pleased 10 favor him
With Their patronage. The house K conveniently
heated aud the undersigned pledges himself to
pay r'efy attention to the comfort Of he patrons
Terms moderate.
r. NJ. FLEMING
November 80. lsls. 5O-u
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
F,om he Aleflalsia Ga.ette.

IA MessfS, Burke, Bfowa, MsGaiia, and
others similarly situated =
GENTLEMEN: You will please on the
4th oil March next, to call at the Generals
office aud aettie, No man will be re-.
moved from office foropluion sake but,
oiiiceholders, who lnteriered with the
freedom OF elections, aud left their 6usi.
ness, to turn pafti2ans, must expect to
make way for others, who will do their
duty aud attend to that duty alone
Yours, respectfully,
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
y office.

| WILL. offer At public sue,ien. a, the Iesi6,na,
L Of James q. Edwards, On lie 1Nlh lost. tie
following aHirlss. TO wiu
One light one.hose Doggy and harness, Gu.
Muiei one Eigh,.day Clock; On. Dining Title
Table Ware; oae kiae Gun, one Silver Wals.
enc Saddle, &c.
HELEN A. VI EDWAEDs.
Adai'S Of D fa~atdI, deed
Sept. laih. isis-40.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13

DRS WILLIAMS a BURT, having assooia.
~ I'd ih'usci,'s IN The practice ul N"dlrin-,
respectfully irnder lirr pfo,rss oaal SERVICES to
tho pnblic
oilgr. at their Dm. store, where they vii
keep coustaatly on hand, g.ugf4i 4,ssi,msnt oi
ifrsn Drug snd MrdIours
" Washington, p-crmh-f 4. lsl- Sl.if
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13

A TRIAL Wlruoir A DEFENDANT
While the Mayor'sCourt Of Cincinnati
was last week sitting in deiberatlon on
the case of man ihargcd with an un.
mereiful assault, the prisoner quietly went
out aud when the dcision was given he
was nor c,t HrcPlui
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
NO TLCE.

| EIfLRS Of Administration, de boHis non,
IL hatng been granted 10 the undefsi ned, IN.
der date OF ~ Oclobrf, b, the Clerk, IN ynra
ton, aud confined By the Probate Court. at H.
regular term, IN November lost upon the r.ialr
OF Jacob Buafad, d'cruscd, a persons indebted
10 saId estate, are respectfully nqurglrd to make
immediate payment or rl.r suit will certainly b.
instituted. for It is high iunr that the admllisin-
tion Of this estate was completed
WILEY T. CRYER,
Administrator de b0ais non
Lafayette county, December ?, a u. isis
Dec. q, 1915. 5l-tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
Timer Wanted.

WE wish TO employ good Timer; ona WHO
" eau come well recommended as a feul
workman, will find constant employment, andll
efal wages, II application IS mads soon.
BLOCK BROTHER &ca
Fulton, Sept. %, ls4s.42.
We woald sell, on accommodating Terms,
good set of Timers tools, with good supply ~
stock Of ali kinks. h Aca
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
BlACksMlTHlNG & WAGON
MAKING.

TUE subscribers tax ibI. method Of Informing
thHif present customers. and the public grnsf.
ally. that they have procured lhs sers icrs Of
iifi fatn smith, and intend ronliBaiHs The hnsi
ness Of Blaetmilhias, Wagon Mixing. plow
Stocking, &c. Thru pfess wi l,s tuadsfair and
10 PET cent will be- seaual. d on al lalz accounting
ioossf one dollar, d the cash y pad whrn the
work : completed 'fhnse having hafses TO ,lrse.
would do vii 10 call al our Shop, neaf the jail.
aud inquire thu pree af anlk, before they have it
done. GFc ~ aeali.
J. A. BARRON.
J. " BARRON
December ~, lsls s9-W
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
Y oice

WILL sell my cotton plantation titua,. In
1 the eonnlyof Lafayette, west side Of Red Riy.
er. together with one hundred aralimutrd slaves.
Tie stock Of every denomination. consisting Of
mules, horses, cattle, sheep and hogs. farming
utensils, household aud kicasn furniture. 4
credit Of one 10 leu ytafs may be effected. xiih
interest frBD, date.
WILLIAM WYNN
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13

pIED-Al the tesIdtnce Of her Father, IN l.,i.
vicinity, on the 10Th ullimo, Miss EMILY,
daughter Of William Atneli, Esq, IN the 18th y, ar
Of her age,
Alsa-on the 9th hlt. nl the residence Of her
Fallef, Nilliam Ameli Esq, Ms ADELINE,
oonsoh Of Mr. l.. $ Johuson, in the ailh wear \
her aye,
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
PROSPECTUS FOR THE
"CHOcTAW TELEGRAPH -

80 - bhp H.iIA,
4 Weekly Journal, 10 Be gvIisasg IA DosI,r,ils
CAoetgp Aaiioa.
TUE undefliSnrd, proposes 10 commence a.
l. soon rs fhfss AaadTtd subscfibe.s eau be
,ained, Weekly Paper, under the above Tile.
BE- devoted 10 the advocacy and Disseminated a
Morality, Education, Agriculture aud Gene Il
inislligrnc.-oar half ia tie Cheoiaw, and Inc
olhef Ia tie Englah language. Our .Leo. vii
b., a. ihv Publisher dcsign., a Family Nrwsra.
pei, Insu,ral IN Religion ald Poairs,l 10 wb,el,
rnd, lar proportion Of IL columns Will b. "A.
piophAied 10 the publication Of original and se.
'se'ed Tales Sketches, f.a.ays, sc, Of q literary
aud moral character
ln 'ssuing iii. Prospectus, we are Awar, Of n,
cNpcnse aud unprohlsbisness of such an enter.
PHa'-aha nothing bot the great nrsd ~ a periodi.
eai' as medium Tor disseminating knowledge,
bis induced lhr subscriber 10 undertake Is nul.
hcaiioni aware. too, VI the afduoaf duty and re.
sPon'bhiil dr'olsng upon The conductor Of apis.
NC J0ninal-Nr cordially invite tho Mssi0nafie,
o. tlr Naiioh-ihrrrhy, extending The iacillls.
iof 'hrir usr'ulnets-lVr their contributions, IN q
Of H. publication, aud those IN the Stats, " 10 a.,
DESTROYS Of seeing our people advance ~ si.txg.
''on "nl Aho"iedgr. iVf their sppfob-il1l ana
patronage.
The Agricultural department Of m, "Tfu.
ahafli' will receive particular attention.
The lairs, News, both Foreign and Dou.,tIs
val eonlinne 10 br made mp. 10 III. a,es, hour &,
publication a full aud correct account Of m
Markets, will also b. ,ound Ia iis ouiun,na
TERMS,
The "TgLreH.Fii' will be fnfnisbe. 10 an.
se'ibefs' al IhTee DALLAS ia agtaace, o. wnLn
Three months after ,bg reception VI the ra nam.
oefi Hfee Doliars and Hail, Ai,hn ux moths
1na Pour Dollars al the end Of the ytar
Notes on any Of the specie paying Banks, vii,
oe received IN paymcui, and all frmIItancrs, may
be made st our rex
Tue " TrLEoEsrii' will is carefully directed nld
lnhued every Thursday morning.
Ah Lrlrrs. Oh buslnus with the Office, shoplI
Dc b atd"1srd to D. g. BALI, Do1ksvilis, Choet4s
Naiioa, POsr PAtD.
D. FOLSOM, Eiiior
W Those receiving thi., vii please art 4.
Agents And Newspapers will confer =, ,eiptesa,
la'or BY giving ine above Prospectus few iL.er-
iiUna
Doaksyile, September 10, Is4s
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-13
CoruNsuuna. October o9Ih, IsIs-

Coz IuNsuUgg, October 99ih. lsls
'T'lllS is to certify, that ASA THOMPSON,
is no agent Of our Gin Shop. An papers in
which he may have advertised himself as such,
will discontinue lin, aud all persons with whom
he may have made amy arrangements, will con.
slider such arrangements null aud void.
GlLNER & COLLINS,
October &, lsIs ii-U