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LNSGLE SH GRAMMAR TAUGHT IN
IA SIX DAYS, UPON A PLAN ENTIRELY NEW by
J. GREEN EAT, Author OF - Grammer Sinpl-
ed" he labor saving Grammar &c This is not
one Ct the humbugs Of the day, as Mr.. Greeneai's
system Of Grammar and peculiar method OF in
stractiun, have received the highest COMMUNICATIONS
from thirty Of our principal Colleges, and from
numerous Teachers and Clergynen, Civil Officers
Members of Congress &c, Including the late Chief
Justice Marshall, Gov. Randolph AMI other distin .
gusned gentlemen of this city
Having taug mis- system, with unparalleled sue
cess in the principal cities Of the ; Mr.. Green
leaf respectfully gives notice, that he will in few
days, commence d course OF lessons III English
Grammar, in this city; and pledges himself tC I'M
part esgecIable knowledge Of EtymOogy and
Sgntax, i'll SIX DAYS. TO every Pupil OF suitable age,
ana common capacity thus reducing the drudgery
OF one year, to a delightful study ot one week-
Young Ladies and Gentlemen who happened not TO
acquire knowledge OF Grammar at school viii do
well To avail themselves OF Luls opportunity OF sup
plying SO important deceit III their education.
For Terms, and particulars enquire at Mrs Alb
bolts, Main t., OF Rev. j. B. Pract who viii ex-
EihIt numerous and most satisfactory testimonials.
n b. Evening classes formed for those no
desire it. no4-5t+
VyHE COME. sION- OF AN ETON
J. BOY The Lii. and Public Career OF Daniel
Webster, including briei outline OF he Services tc
the Nation, Representative, Senator, and Secre-
tary OF State, with summary OF his views on the
great National Questions OF the day, from the New
YORK Daily Tllnes-l2c.
The Democratic Review for October, containing
Beautiful steel Portrait OF Gen. Frank Perce.--3c
The Confessions Of an Etou Boy, by Charles RoE.
croft, Author OF Tales Of the Colonies" &c. &c.
Splenddy iiIustluted-ls7 pages--5Gc.
The First Step to Crime; or the Bottle, Illustrated
By Cruiks shank, complete .-25c.
The First Step to Fortune, or the Pledge, a Sc
que 70 the Bottle -25c.
Money, Play by Bulwer-l2.
The Lady OK Lyons, by Buwer-l2c.
For sale by &. NJ. WEST d BRO,
moo Exchange Book Store.
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By Davenport, Allen & Co.
ROC RIES AT AUCTION,-On
~ THURSDAY, 18th instant, we will cell at 10
O'Clock at cur auction store an assortment OF Gro.
ceries, viz:
$50 bbls Coffee Sugar
200 packages loaf and crushed do
300 bags Rio. Java and Laguayra Coffee
400 sides Sole Leather
so bbls Herrings
200 boxes Window Glass
100 boxes Tumblers
Cheese Starch, Oil
Brandy, Whiskey, Wines, &c &c.
ALSO,
100 packages of superior Green Teas, of late in
spections
ALSO,
100000 Cigars, of 6iffe ent qualities
TERMS - Under 500 cash 500 and over four
months credit for approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.,
not Auctioneers
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR TIE DAILY DIsPATCH
Es We received no ,elegraphic dispatch


WEBsTkR's WORKs.-The Work. Of
ward Everett. A1oi'eo " Io'
Speeches and oratons, by Edward Everett. 2
vols. svo. '
Lie and Letters of Mr.. Justice Story, edited by
his son. w. w. Story, 9 v. svo
Inc miscellaneous Writings of Hon. Josenh S,o
ry, v. svo. '0eopN "'0'
Stofys Commentaries ON the r. ,rs,;,,,,;~ n -
svo. ~
Earswood, or Lights and Shadows Of the An.
4" Miriam" 75c "a
Shades Of Character by the Infant Pilgrim. Hv
anne woodruff. vols. limo ST. 80
Trays Elegy, and other POEMS Illustrated
Crown evo 100 gilt sl,5O
Memoir Of the lives of James A. and Robert
Hs dane. Svo g.
the Scots Worthless. By John HOWE. $50.
land - S0o'
Ancient Egypt under the Pharaohs. gv ,obr
henrick, M A. 2vols. l2mo. cloth g., so.
we have long been wanting the very book
whch Redheid has just published and pat in our
server.
' The value of such q work the intelligent rea
der, and particularly the Bible student, viii in
santly perceive.-N. Y. Evangelist
" The style in which these volumes are written ia
unsurpassed by any which have ever been publish
ed" Boston Christian Freeman
Village Life in Egypt. By Bayle ct. John.
travellers In Egypt hitherto have paid more at.
tention to the scenery antiquities and government
OF that remarkable country, than to the social con-
dtion OF Its inhabitants. Mr. st Johns piouapt and
lively description of the iellahs, or Egyptian serfs
are therefore no: only entertaining but aim oct en-
ureiy new. 1hey form two OF the most agreeable
volumes that have lately issued from the press
The Arts OF Tanning Currying anu Leather
Dressing. By Campbell Morft
Practical Metal Workers Assistant By Hvrne
SCOTS Practical Cotton Spinner. Edited nv
Byrne. y
Together with other Practical Works for sale by
NASH a. WOODHOUSE.
no Eap1a Suuara
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= INSTRUCTION ON THE pr.

EIN INSTRUCTION ON THE PI.
3Aa4y ANO FORTE, HARP, GUITAR, AND
XsGL VOCAL MUSIC.--PrOfessor Brandt
- respectfully informs the citizens OF Rich
mona that be intends giving lessons on the sbove
mentioned instruments, and also in the higher
branches of Vocal Music, to commence on the 18th
of Noveu Der next.
Prof. B. having had an experience of eighteen
taught in several OF the largest Semnaries in the
South now offers his services to the different Fe-
male Seminaries, well to the citizens of Rich
mond generally. Ear advanced scholars will have
the benefit OF being accompanied on the Violin
Professor Brandt is permitted to refer to the Rev.
DR.. Jones, and to the Rev. DR.. Leroy M. Lee. All
orders received at Mr. p. H. Tay or's Music Store,
where references can be seen. Sc 7-lawts
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New ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-The contributions
tt the recent election at the various polls in
New Orleans for the National Monument
amount to 81, 100.
1t is now conceded that Louisiana has gone
for General Pierce.
PETERSBURG, Nov. G.-Twenty-five coun-
lies Of North Carolina show gain for General
Scott Of $50. The State however, has gone
lJr Pierce.
MoEILE, Nov. 6.-We have some returns
rom Florida, which show decided gains for
Pierce. He will carry the State by from !, OOO
70 200 majority.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

PARTICULAR ATTENTION.
By George j. summer.
VERY ATTRACTIVE SALE AT AUC.
", TON OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCH.
f d. 5EWELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES.-On
y, WEDNESDAY, 10th November, commencing at
~ eiocx, at the Store No. LOG Main street, up
t E ~iii be sold very extensive assortment OF
ne uolo English Patent Levers, from the best
Do So no DO Detached do. &c, de do do
And IT, W do do do do do
1pWr apge assortment of the newest STYLES of
L1eIes ana Gentlemen's Breast Pins Finger Rings.
Ear Rings, Guard. Breast and Fob Chains a
large assortment of Perfumery and Fancy Ar.
ticies' OF every description, consisting of manv
ornamental and useful goods, never Before .aa,
In Richmond, ell of which the public is invited
to inspect the day previous to sale.
Terms made known the day of sale.
GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auctioneer
F The sale will be continued from dsv ~
day, until the whole consignment is disposed OF.
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Ey Wellington SOddin.
T,WO TENEnENTs ON AMELl

NWO TENEilENTS ON G A vi IL l. rs -
l. HILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be
sold on WEDNESDAY afternoon, the 10th Novem.
Der, 1852, upon the premises, commencing at
o'clock two brick tenements on CANDLES Hill, situs
ed On the West line of 81 street. between Canal and
Byrd streets
These tenemen.s are located in very improving
part of the ctv TEAMS One.lhifd cash; balance
at aud 6 months, for negotiable notes, interest
sdded, secured By trust deed.
nos w. GODDIN Auct,
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TO SPOHTsMEN OF THE FIELD.
THAN IL ,ENk L IL 20

III SfOlEa MEN w THE FIELD.
THOMAS Ill. TYkEK, re-
R specttuiIy informs the tfie acs and
O,d customers OF his father and the
> public in general, that he mas just
opened handsome assortment of Double and
single Guns, Powder Flasls, shor Belts,
Game Bags, and every Article IN ihe Gun and
Sporting hne. Also, great variety Of Colts Five
Shooters, Aliens Revuvers, single barrel Pistols of
all kinds, Bowie Knives, &c, &c, ali OF wdlch will
be sold the lowest possible prices.
GUNoMlT HING done IN all its varieties, sGch as
gun rifle and pistol stocking. altering FIRE arms OF
ali kinds into percussion and all other repairs be-
longing to the trade. Keys fitted to door trunk,
cabIpeI and other locks; End walking Canes mount
ed in gold siyer-al oi watch will be under the
supeilniendence Of his father, THOMAS IYkER,
well known 10 the public Of Virginia tor the last
% years and notice 10 here given that TYRER'S
Gun Establishment Is No. - Main, doors below
Governor street
NOTICE TO my Old friends customers, aud the
public i'll general, Is here gwen, per advertise
ment above, that you will ind me once again fol-
lowing my I'd business; aud 1t will give ne much
pleasure walt on all who may give me a call at
No. ! Il aiain street. in selling 10 them auy article
| in line Ut business from the smallest quantity
OF ammunition to a superior double barre. Guns or
in attending 10 any wora in the gunsm.hing line;
and promise that no such WORK shall leave Iyrer's
Gun Establishment. unless it 10 done il ttis most
substantial anu superior manner.
THOMAS TYRER,
no 5-dlm Gun and Ride maker.
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BLOCK TIN GOODs.-Now opening
n new aad complete assortment ot
Block Pin Coffee Urns and Greques
Do do Steak and Oyster Dlshes
Do do Coffee aud lea Pots
Egg Boilers, Buckwhest Pistes Shaving f.-has
Imser!al and I! lain Dish Covers, &c, " nlch we
offer ut reduced prices. ,,
c SlNTON * co,
uo6 SIGN of the Circular Saw, II Main st.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
vrKr LATE FROM MExlco.-By teie

yrRy LATE FROM MExico.--By teie
srapnic dispatch from New Orleans, dated
Nov. 5, we have important news from Mexico.
The dates are TO the 10Th of October. twelve
leys later. The Mexican Congress had con
vened in extra session. but it appeared that
there were TO antlcipaiions OF an attempt at re-
,o',,,;on. Nevertheless the frontier States are
exported to be in deplorable condition, and
evolutionary attempts were of daily occur
-e,ce Tie only important act passed by Con-
cress duraz the first four days Of the session,
u,s one abolishing the late arbitrary law
which had been in force against the press. We
s.,,,a,n the most interesting items by this Al
r.,al
Considerable excitement existed Mt Vera
Cru7. in consequence OF the receipt Of in,elli-
,-s-,e hiatt lIench squadron would soon ar
T-yr 10 back the French Ministry in its demand
ar the uavmrui Of the French creditors. Also,
~ the liberation # La Mont the Frenchman
Who vas uulusily cast into prison shoit time
sEo.
Spanish war vessel was also expected at
~an Francisco, in Mexico, 10 enforce the
-le,,ss OF debts due the Spanish government.
The port ui MdHatian, according 10 last ac-
counts had been opened on certain conditions
9e,Jers o. Congress elscfe2 ga the I'd instant
~ New YORK. Democrats l9, Wings II, Indepen
oaDtl, Abolition (Gerrt SMITH /. In New Jersey
Democrats 4 and Wing. To I'll vacancies in Viz
suia, Democrat !, al Vermont Wing
The vote toT Georgia far heard from, is as
:5n.hingIy large Tor Pierce and King. In about %
counties heard from, there is but one giving ma
.5ri;y tor Scott. In Bullock county, Pierce receiv
es@very vote pulled there being $50 for Pierce, and
-..-,. ;5~ anybody else
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'rom the Gernan New Yorker sIIae.

ioH .ne aeriuan New Yorker ALICE.
ieue Heituns, Sept 9, 1s52-Rheu rnatIsm
6ureu.-M0Itlulores Rheumatic Compound ana RlorsS
rurher-Ims great remedy seems to prove spec;f;a
lot this dreadful disease IN all forms and il
relief to vast numbers who have long snt,e,sS SVs
have had personal knowledge of the virtue ana s;ca
cy OF this medicine for some time and with nleasnr
refer to most obstinate of chronic rhepmsr;sr.
OF long standing, which 1t cured. This case was r.
wife OF a wealthy merchant, who was for many ear
cripple. Noexpense was spared in visiting the most
celebrated springs and procuring the treatment OF emf
nent physicians. This was continued for wears but
she only grew worse, and seemed victim its with.
erng grasp. All other remedies and efforts failed We
Were Instrumental in inducing her to try this remedy
and to our surprise and her great relief it cured her
completely Some weeks ago called and purchased
bottle at the depot No. Barclay street. and sent to
gentleman friend OF ours III this city, who seemeda
martyrto tins disease: This one bottle cured him.
There are numbers of other cases which have come
under our notice. cured BY this remedy We are glad
to see the attending the introduction OF ths
medicine Its timely win thousands fro pain
and suffering and restore them sound and perfect
health. We believe this is the only remedy SHOWN
which Is put forth for this disease alone auo we are
satisfied 1t will do what is claimed for t-cure rheu
matlsm III all its forms. no diff
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II OTICE.-9y vrsuc OF an execution 10 me dl.
~ rec,ed, which issued from the circuiI coufs o'
Frederick county in the name CT John b. Coiiif
survivor OF sheppard Colin sgain't me esIase u
of Jonn X. TUCKER his administrator, TO be admin
isieIed, shall, on the first day OF November hass
irss court for the city Of RieamoDd, at the cry
Hail in the said city, between me noars OF "a
O'clock A Al and 4 O'Clock + Nj OF the same day,
proceed 10 sell Ior cash. about 700 copies u tuck
ers Commentaries in sheets. VI so many thereof ~
NAV be sufficient TO pay snd satisfy SAID execution
the same having been LEVIED on BY me on ths 4.a
The ssid Henry 81, George Tucker, deceased.
no y-dtd Jso N FERGUSON, sgt X.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE.
Messrs TAYLOR & CLARKE.
Mr.. W. M. ARD,----....-----.stage Manaser.
This Evening, Nov. Sth, 1852.
LOVES SACRIFICE.
Margaret, Miss Susan Denim; Herminie, Miss Kate
Denim.
Pas de tascinatione- ---..-..---..M lie. Theodore
OVERTURE-Crown Diamonds
Is HE JEALOUS.
Mr.. Bemour, Mr.. G. F. Msrchsnt; Harriet Miss E.
Raymond. nos
A. TURNER & co.'s
MENAGERIE g. CIRCUS COMBINED.
4 CONTAINING THE LARGEST AND
~ SOME OF THE MOST SPLENDID AM
MAILS IN THE WORLD, many of which were
trained and exhibited by the celebrated Van Am
burg through the principal cities of Europe and
America.
The Equestrian Troupe 10 without its superior
in the known world, among which is that ceebra-
ted six horse rider, N. B. TURNER, also T. "
TURNER, WARD, LIPMAN, DELACY, Masters
THOMAS, EDWIN, &c, &C., and tina. Clown of
all Clowns, J. w. MYERS, whose daring act of
turning somerset over sixteen men, ten horses
and the elephant the largest in the United States
incredible performance.
VIII exhibit Ia Richmond FRIDAY and SATUR-
DAY, November 18th and 18th, 1852 Day Per-
torrance on Saturday at O'clock, T. NJ
Doors open at bali past and halt past o'clock.
Performances commence at ard7 M
Admission 80 cents; children and servants half
price. no1-12t
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JOB PRINTING.
PATCH OFFICE.
Governor Street, 2 doors from Main,
RICHMOND, Va.

Pamphlets, Business Cards,
Circulars, Tickets,
Handbiils, Blanks, &c. &C.,
Labels, of every description,
Printed at short notice and upon reasonable terms
T Orders for all kinda or Printing will be re-.
ceived and executed in the handsomesf style.
~ 10
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FkNJ THE PCBLlC.-Ine subscriber mas
L. taken the PowhRtaE House, IN the city OF
Richmond, and Is prepared To entertain IL the best
manner Members OF the Legislature and TIE travel
ling public generally. Having thoroughly repaired
ana newly ard handsomely furnished this we'll
known and popular HOTEL pleasantly and cove.
riently located Broad and Governor streets,
near the Capitol and City Hall, lie feels assured
that he Will be enabled 10 give satisfaction those
no may favor lum with rneir patronage.
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CT tee "Bant Ct ihe Union"
w ms Gu AND, liZZiNi.
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY.
M ORTIMORE,S RHEUMATIC COR.
AL PQIlAl ANN aQA pILI -

1vA POUND AND BLOOD PURIFIER This
great discovery is bringing health and happiness to
thousands. Rheumatism can be cured. More than one
thousand cases of chronic rheumatism tof the worst
form OF this dreadful disease have been cured pema-
nenfly during the past year BY the of few bottles
OF tins compound Letters aud certificates daily
being received from parties of high standing, many Of
this hitherto ineurable disease but who now affirm
that they are sound and well made by this great re-
medy, which Is a vegetable spirt-an internal remedy
prepared for this disease Alone and this il viii
cure IN every case, either inflammatory (acutel or
chronic form Testimony of the most undoubted cha
VIII be eheertuy submitted to the OF
an VINO may feel sufficiently interested to call on the
proprefors az their Central Office, No l. Barclay st.
House, New York One bottle g. three bottles
." PURCELL, LADD co.
Sole Agents for Richmond
| M, w V. ALEXANDER i co.
pror,rI
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sTKATTON'- ssrEiCh.

DOR SALE.-A Female Slave about 40 years
l. of age and her five children-tnree boys and
two girls, whose ages range from eighteen to four
years Apply To Il X HOWlSON,
no 6-4t Trustee, Law Building
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WASTED-An experienced BAR TENDER,
w AID BOY competent 10 attend 10 The Oys
ter Box OF hrst-clHss Restorative. Apply 10
the Proprietor OF LIBERTY HALL, Franklin
streel S-lt
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NOTICE. month or slA past
IN some person [name unknown) left carrais.
and harness at my stable, on Wall street. This i:
To request the owner 20 come toward, pay the eX
peuses and gaae the carriage away.
no t-1lS JOHN w. COSBY
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FAMILY AND kXTRA ELOuk.-2OO
l. bbls, sundry brands, superior article, ior sale
by
nos FRY a. McCASDLISH.
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| OST, on Thursday, between Governor street
Ia and the City Spring, small leather POCKET
BOOK, containing about Si4 in money (nutes)
and So in Bank OF the uniou aud numOer OF re-
ceipts. The finder will be rewarded by leaving
tht SAINT. at this flee uoS-2tN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-08
WaShiu-tun Hens.

WAsHINGTos, Nov. 1.-The Republic pub.
fishes letter from Mr. Conrad, the acting
Secretary of State, to Geo. LAw--the letter
then concludes:
81 have only to add, that as soon as the
Department obtained authentic information
OF the occurrences referred to, it made them
the subject OF communication with Spain,
and when the answe7 from that Government
is received it will probably be made public.
In the mean time, | must be excused
from giving you any further information OF
advice upon the subject"
The Republic says, "that notwithstanding
the conjectures oil some New York papers,
we a5ain reaffirm that upon this subject the
administration has taken high and firm
ground from the beginning, aud the country
may rest assured that the honor and dignity
of her flag will be fully sustained"
Dir. Everetthas been appointed Secretary
of State, and has accepted the appointment.
In noticing the acceptance of Dir. Everett,
the Republicsays the appointment will
meet the appreciation OF the whole country.
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RUiNs OF ANCIENT CITIES IN THE ISLANDS

Ruins OF ANCIENT CITIES IN THE ISLANDS
OF THE NORTH PACIFIc.-The ruins of ancient
cities of immense magnitude and exte 1t, have
long been known to exist in several islands of
of the Pacific ocean, the origin and existence
of which, history furnishes no account. In
one of the Ladrone islands, group lyirg in
latitude Is deg. north, and longitude 10 deg.
east, some two thousand miles from the coast
of China are. the stupendoas ruins of one oil
these ancient cities.
The Vineyard Gazette published at Edar.
twon, gives an account of a visit to these ruins
by Captain Alfred X. Fisher, of the Nan.
tucket whale ship America. The principle
street was three miles long; and the bull
dngs all of stone ola dark color and of the
finest material. Near the centre of the street
were twelve solid stone columns, near fifty
feet in heighth, and ten feet in diameter al
the base, surmouuted by stone caps of inn
mehse weight. From the principal avenue
other streets diverge at regular intervals and
at right angles. The ruins of the whole city
were overgrown with trees of an ancient ant
gigantic growth. The inhabitants, nor the
Spaniards in whose possession the island is al
present, could give no account OF the founders
of the city. 1t seems to be counterpart oil
those Central American cities, the record o
whose people is botted from the memories Of
men.
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Fast tucrense

We learn, by information furnished us by
Mr.. b. Stinson, Esq, clerk of Court, that
during the last six months, SIS persons have
been naturalized in this county. The num-
Der of votes polled at tie last Congressional
election, in Vanderburgh. was exactly 400
At the Governors election, there were 229s
votes poled in this county, making an in
crease of s93 votes in that brief space of time
or an increase of 343 over the number nat
uralized. This is going ahead right fast.