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COMMON SCHOOLS.

We are gratifed to find that excellent paper the
Chattanooga Advertiser, copying with appreciation
an article Of ours on the subject of common schools
The press can show our Legislature, If it viii,
state Of public feeling on the subject which viii be
irresistible: So .s4-..1 is
TIM School QUESTION AGAIN.-From the united
effort Of the press, we hope to see something sub
stantia achieved in this State TO forward the edu
cational interest of the people. Several measures
are spoken of by the friends of the cause, but what
| system will be adopted is not yet determined; aud
| hence we would urge that nothing snort OF
thorough and popular plan should receive the aten-
ton of the Legislature An classes ought to be pro-
viGed TO-, and when We consider the very great i'm
portance of this question upon the future prosperity
security and happiness of the citizens of Tennessee
we can hardly think it possible, but that a good
law--broad and just in its operations, securing the
blessings OF intelligence to all which essential
to the proper understanding Of the laws Of our
country, and of those attributes which go to make
up theright qualifications of good citizens-will a.
alone be deliberated upon and receive TIN, hearty
! support of the members Of both branches of the
Legislature. 1t is impossible to estimate the ex-
tent of these advantages; see and feel them in
all the pursuits Of life; they cast excellent in
fluence over all eur intercourse with each other;
they elevate the standard of virtue and good works.
they reduce chaos to order wherever it exists in
society, and in hundred fold, does the practical
bearing of these principles for the preservation Of
our republican institutions which are wholly found
ed upon an intelligent understanding of right and
equality, manifest itself beyond all human compu-
tation. 4
But to show what is our present condition, in
the place Of such pleasing state of moral eleya-
ton, we cannot do better than'to subjoin the fol
lowing excellent remarks Of the Union and Anlert-
can upon the subject and table taken from the
New York Times which forms the basis of that
article. We trust our legislators will give that
weight to this subject which its vital importance
to the entire community demands
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NEGROES.-I WISH TO HIRE rom -,
~ the next wear or 10 well grown NEGRO BOYS,
from 16 to 20 years old to learn the Wagon and Plow &
business in the backsmhs department Of the grcIua
Manufacturing Company This is 6rst-rate opportunity
for those owning Negroes ofhe above kind to have them
learned very profitable trade particularly in our Plow
Department. and making other Agricultural Implements
GEO C. ALLEN,
President Of the Nashville Manufacturing Company
Lower Market Street, Nashville. decs-im. :
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JoHySroNs PHYSICAL ATLAS OF THE NATURAL
PHENOMENA, Alto, half morocco.
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TTHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ASSOCIATED
with him IN business JO T. GIBSON, Of this city.
under the style Of STEYENS& GIBSON
We have removed TO NOels new building, No college
street opposite Edwards Harris, I'd door from Church
street and would respectfully solicit from my FORMER
toners continuance other patronage.
NssbvilIe Dee g Is5s. : JNO. b. STEVENS
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BLACKS GENERAL ATLAS OF the WORLD; Com
pretending Sxty-One Maps from the sisst and nos,
thentic sources engraved STEEL with Geographical De
scriptions, and Copious Index. London.
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A UCTIoN SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

IA ESTATE at the Court House. in Nashville at 10 o.
clock on Saturday, the tenth day OF December 1853.
FIRST.A desirable country Residence on the west side
of the Noensve Pike, about three miles from Nashville
containing 50 acres, Frame House, with four Rooms
Kitchen &c, known the Berry Russell place Terms
One third cash. balance and two years credit and
u lien retained until the purchase money is paid.
SECoND-A Building Lot the west side Of Gallatin
Pike, three miles from the city contsinDg lO1< acres
or less Terms-Cne third cash. or negotiable note
in Bank at four months balance and wears cred
it, and lien retained
THIRD-A Brick Dwelling with six rooms &c. No. 81
Spruce street. Cedar fronts ~ feet inches runs back
a feet inches
Also, Lot Cedar near Spruce fronts So feet
inches and one half 70 fs-t inches Terms-One
and two years credit notes with approved security and
lien retained.
II there is demand for property the 10th inst,
will also offer several beautiful Building Lots West Nash
vile, and other valuable Real Estate
Persons wishing to examine the above property will ap
ply 10 me at Office No. 6s, Cherry street.
r. w BROWN, Real Estate Agent
- Maps Of the absye property will be exhibited
the day Of sale decs
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uOCo-"t III j. ~ h-'DI-i's0O-', A>&SCU'Oi-
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!!-THE SUBJ
SCRIBER has in Store, and is constantly receiving all
kinds of Cabinet Furniture and Chairs which he is deter
mined 10 sell at very low prices. The Stock hand is
large and well selected consisting OF Parlor Sets Chamber
Sets Chairs of every variety Clocks, Chronicles, Solar
Lamps, Carpeng OIL Cloth and full assortment Of all
kinds of Common Furniture, All work warranted.
decS-lm A. PATTERSON No g. College st.
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oaie Wlthoht RESERVE - .
II OFFER FOR SALE FOUR HUNDRED
acres 1t Land Stone River the place known As the
Horse Shoe Bead Of said river Turnpike road Ian Old
through it, cleared and under fence For further
information in regard TO said Lands see plot al
my office you by going it Undsputed title
Terms, one half cash Improved city paper viii be taken
dec7 General Agent.
INOR RI.NT.-A HOUSE CONTAINING SIX
L rooms &C. the MnrfreesborO Pike. Z miles from
Nashville dcc7 r. A. BALLOWE. General Agent
ENOR SALE.-A GOOD SECONDHAND
i CARRIAGE and HARNESS Call on
dec7-tf JOHN SLOAN, at bis Livery Stable
MOTTO E.-AN ELECTION FOR DIREC-
TORS the ensuing year. will be held at the Of
flee of the Union Bank Monday End January next.
dec7-til LIST jan. J. COREY, CASHIER
TIME SALE OF GROCERIES, BY III. ;.
j FRENCH, Friday, 9th inst, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
100 hhds Fair to Prime Sugar;
so bags RIO Coffee;
leo bbls MOlasses;
loo hafbbls Golden Syrup;
100 bbls W hisky
With other articles IN the Grocery line.
Terms made known day of sale.
dec7 Il. s FRENCH
NRANGESi ORANGES!:-4,O 900 JUST RE
OGEIvED at J. G. q c. KOBERTSONS.
= BAKKELS PECANS; BAGS BRAZIL
- Nuts SO drums Figs; boxes Lemons 80 boxes NJ K
Rasins, assorted; 200 boxes Sardnes.
dec7 J. G. 4 C. ROBERTSON.
IL the following brands
5000 Regalia Mesengeros;
5000 IluadO;
1000 Mellan LIST Mirateano; -1.
5000 I'd
1000 Pensaros Shakespeare;
1000 RegertOis Mesengerns;
100 boxes Fine Crackers the Country For sale by
dec7 J. G. Il C. ROBERTSON. Broadway.
NEW ARRANGEMENT The undersigned hav.
~ ing purchased of ], NJ SMITH his entire stock m
trade intend carrying il in all its various branches and
solicit from friends and the customers OF the house
liberal share Of their custom - -
dec6-3m MCCLURE q MOOfh-
C,TOVES.-We have now on hand and VIII reeevelarge
y additions in a few days, splendid assortment OF
stoves Of every description and will sell them on as good
does MCCLURE MOORE.
No. 10 Broadway formerly occupied BY J. NJ Smith.
ITOFFEE-IOO BAGS RIO COFFEE RE-
I J CElYED this day per steamer l. Given
decs McCREA TERRASS-l /
lIUGAR-25 HHDS. NEW SUGAR RECEIY- |
does cS - McCREA& TERRAsS
DICE-5 CASKS FRESH RICE RECEIVED I
does g McCREA TERRASS.
DAISINS-5O BOXES PER STEAMER L.
IL A. Given. For sale low BY
dec6 hcCRbA q TEkKASS-
To HIRE FOR THE REMAIN 7
w DER OF the year, GIRL 70 do chamber work and /
AXE care Of children Permanent employment will be !
~ Inquire at this Office. novl7-tf
lust RECEIVED, BY THE LIGHT DRAFT
,arrel oct2s J. g. &C. ROBERTSON. =
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TOR RENT-A large commodious WAREHOUSE
II situated lower Market street. known Fred Sloans
Carriage Ware ON. Possession given immediately
For terms apply to MARTHA SLOAN
decS-1m. Administrators.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ADELPHI THEATRE.

ga BENEFIT OF MR. W. Il EVERETT.
= Who has selected for the oocasoa PAUL. PRf RICH
ARD III, MR. and MRS. WHITE
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Mr. Bernard for the first time in this city, will appear in
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BELL SIR CHARLEs) on THE HAND; Its Mschas-
ism and Vital EndOwments Evincing Design Fourth
edition with wood-cuts.
- This Valuable WORK originally written By SIR
Charles Bell the Fourth Rridgew4ter Treatise The
Power Wisdom and Goodness of God manifested in the
Creation
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CARRIAGES! CARRIACESII-

r HAVE large assortment of CARRIAGES AND
i BUGGIES on hand, which will sell low for Cash.
dec8-lm. MARTHA SLOAN
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=. LEXINGTON a. Through
6itAAkLlss--413 TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN

our Mad Packet Boats, By ScotisviAs
and Lynchbvg.-On and after the 10th, Boats will
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted, Mt the usunl
hour p. and arrive in Lynchburg l, % Ia urs, and
In Buchanan in AZ hours
Returning, leave Buchanan at "a A. M, every day,
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynchbnrg at "a p.n-
Leayc Lynchburg nj 8 P. M, md arrive in Richmond in
~ hours In time with the Norfolk boats eav'
Ing 81 A. NJ, nnd the Southern and Northern Rail
Rond chrs lenvinR at Am.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily limo
Of Stages North River. Returning lenye Lexington
every dny, except sundoys and arrive in Richmond in
II hours.
Passengers for Fnrmyile, fnre o.; Buckingham @ II,
fare 90 25; Charlottesville fare ~. and Sannton, faro
a. will leave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays Bonis
Below card of time Of arrival at intermediate ds'
tBnces:
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TO PLANTERs AND mILLERs-

Aug 16--d1em
TINO PLANTERS AND MILLERS-
Il Bro0ns Portable Gyi1 MM, Jor Grinding Corn,
IVAeat md Piastcr.-These mills are not exceed by
any mills in The Stones French Burrs rang-
ing in size ON l6 to 80 nches-Price from $50 5000.
Ono Of these Mills with 80 inch stones may be seen
in operation at the Piedmont Works tgrnds from I2
10 IL bushels per hour with less power than is re-
quired TO ordinary 41 f. stones.
The attention of the of and Water
Saw Mills respectfully called to this mill. 1t comes
resdy for immediate operation, and occupies space of
less than #. square.
For Plantation purposes, IL 10 unrivaled. With 4
power it will grind bushels per hourIt is not
liable to get out Of order, is easily transported andcan
be managed by ordinary plantation hands.
On hand and for sale at the - zza,I
PIEDMONT WORKS.
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TINION STEAMSHIP cOMpA- a

~ Nf'S LlNEO. STEAMERS RIA Norfolk -1AsA
and Cape May For philadel phin every Wednesday,
STEAMER Cry OF RlcnaoRD, Capt. Mitchell.
SrE AmEn VIn0iNIA, Capt. Teal.
One of these splendid steamships will leave Richmond
FOR Philadelphia every "Wednesday at high water touch
ing at Cape May to land passengers. Returning len'
Philadelphia every Wednesday ut 10 o'clock, A M. un
I'll further noce
Passenger. for ape May. will consult their interest
by taking this route, II Is, in addition being the
cheapest, the most expeditions aud comio, table.
Passengers for New YOrk-Wo hov.
tered into forward passengers through
New York, either by steamers allowing them the
privilege Of remaining in Philadelphia three four days
proceed directly To New York; upon the arrival
the steamers.
Shippers TO the West-Tobnceonis desi-
of shipping Piitsburg, will please bear in mind
that have made all the necessary arrangements to
forward tohacco through nt 90 cents per 100 pounds.
Due notce will bc always given in nl The Daily papers
in the city, when the steamers will be rendy to receive
freight, and the hour of their sailing.
N. B.-Shippors will bcnr in mind that all bills oil
Ianing be the wharf Rookotls to be sign
ed before the sailing of steamers.
fnssnge through New York, st cabin and found 80
E" Cnpe May, 3
PhiIa'Phia, 8
s." 2nd cabin - 2
Norfolk, 1st " 9
For freight or passnge, apply to
no. RANKIN. Ao'T., Richmond w
ie 29.d&cts on the Dock
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RAILROADS, &C.
u . - - -
UNHE FOLLOWING RATES wILL.BE

charged ON the Vireina and Tennessee Railroad
from and after the 18th inst
LYEcHBURo TO CHHIs. Cuntsr.tSsnunn ro
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MISCELLANEOUS.
{ ,OINER's SULPHUR sPRINGs

~ Ihesc Springs situated m the urty Of Bote-
tonr $50 yds from the Virginia & Tennessee Ra Read
one mule from Bpnsacks Depot, SO miles from Lynch-
burg miles from Liberty l2 mile. from Salem, and
miles from the Lick IN fine and latby section Of coua-
try, surrounded by mountain SCENERY That
passed. Tbemoining ran from Lynohburg viii arrive
ut e springs Mt ~ o'clock, md tho o'clock train st
"A o'clock in the afternoon.
Tho subscriber has rented this desirable watering
place from Fleming James Of Richmond, and has spared
no pains and labor in giving il desirable outfit. Hls
furniture is all and his put 10 the best posi-
Bile eondtion;and hs table will be IN point of clra nnsss
and style surpassed by ary in tho State, aud viii bs
supplied with the best TINT tho country, (bucked by thu
Lynehhurg mnrkct) will afford
His bur will all times be supplied with the best OF
Wines, Liquors, Segars &C. &c.
The snbserber aolicts the patronage Of the public,
aud his old friends and aoquainanees OF Lynchburg and
the adjoining country.
IL will afford him much pleasure renew his No
quointancc with mnny OF his old friends this desirable
fountain Of Good Water.
TERMS;
Board, t8 per week.
Children and servnnta half price.
IlV tho N I,1n will bc nd,
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the Train is stopped fora passenger between nn,
m the above named points, the charge will be made from
The point last passed by the Train and charge vii
be less than twenty-five cents in any case.
Passengers who do procure Tickets (excep those
who take the cars where tickets are not sold
will be charged by the conductor, per in nd
dition to the regular Of fre provided however
that in shall he receive less than ten
han hfy cents from any passenger to any point
the road
Servants will be required to have two passes, to
be left with the Ticket Agent aud ore with the Conduo
Tor. which passes, be explicit in granting the prv
ege to travel the Free colored persons will be
required produce theree papers, or they will be
permitted travel ON tho cars.
May lots. THOMAS SHARP.
Sunt Tra1aportntion.
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ARTICLES app,op,iae HE Fust Class-Boxes OF mats
bonnets and furniture
articles appropriate 10 Second Ciass-Boxes, bales
# dry goods feathers Shoes saddley glass, paints o
hugs and confectionery.
Ar,,cles an ,ropyioteio Third Clns,Virgina domes.
lies sugar coffee liquor, bagging rope butter, cheese
manufactured tobacco leather hides cotton yarns cop
per- TIM sheet iron hollowware, queensware, cnstngs
hardware marble (drescd and other heavy articles mol
enumerated in special or fourth classmates
articles appropriate 10 the Fourth Ciass-fiour tin
,ncks1 rice pork beef fish lard allo~ and bncon I'm
casks boxes or sacks beeswax bales of rog. ginseng
and dried fruit bar iron, marb'e undressed) MIL ana
grind stones, mill gearing. o
| 30 miles l50 Salt per bushel D
rIas'fT ,oa af per s 100 miles 90 ofFfy pounds 10 10
ooo lb'' zoe miles. 800 Carrie 'sst. IL
Sert7-dts -
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T. A. PALMER,

NJ OEECE-The undersigned would most respect
L fully offer their services to the Ladies OF Lynch
burg to teach the art of embroidery Velvet Satin
Cloth, &C. with silk Worsted floss. They will also
make order the ious patterns for Pano Ottoman,
Stool Chair and Table covers Lamp mats fire screens,
port oIios, slippers Chidrsns dresses eb, oidered &c
Resi- ienca on Tan-Ysrd street, Fourth house, North
East of Poes Tan Yard and third square leading from
Main street. where pies ofthe work will be exhibited
with pleasure and terms made known
MRS S. g. SLAGLE j. DAUGHTER.
June 3ld3m
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DUrFALO sPR.NGs, AMMERsT

- 70. VA-Iheac Springs arc situated In Amherst
county the Iynchbrg and Bnhlo Springs Turnpike,
about % miles from LynclburR aud % from Lexington,
aud l5 from Amherst Court House. Tho undersigned
having rented o Dr. Jumea Saunders this yauabe pro-
pery and much resored to watering place, okes pcas-
in informing their friends and the public generally,
Tint they have recently undergone thorough repairing,
with many improvements, and furnished with new
nn costly furniture they pledge themselves that every
excron will be- uscd on their par render nli 1ntor-
lnbc aud agreeable TINT may favor them With eaifo
either health or pleasure. new Bowling Saloon and
Bnth House have recently been erected, and splendid
Band Of Music onguycd for the Their tnble will
be furnished with the beat that the Lynehburg and
Mountaip mart afford-thcr Bnr with tho choicest
Liquors. Wines and Segnrstbeir Stables with plenty
OF all soas of Provender and their servants cannot be
surpassed by my 10 the State.
The properties oftho winter of the Buffalo Springs
the of the Greenbrcr White Sulpbus Springs not
quite strong There has been very recenty discover
ed "A spring of the strongest Cbnybeate water within
few hundred ynrds Of the Sulphur Spring With this
short and brief description Of this delightful watering
place. close with old motto, only try and tho
water and II entire satisfaction Ia given charge
will be nude GEO. w. A. RA1NE, Ag't.
GEO. w. KYLE.
TERMs.--Bonrd per week for men $500
Children aud sci vnnts hnlf price 400
Horse per week 90
By ythe month or whole senaon liberal deduction will
be mnde RAlNE ~ KYLE.
ID ArtI
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These vessels all Of the first cass built in the city
of Baltimore expressly for this trade and have super
accommodations for passengers. They arn com.
anded by experienced Captains, mud qualified for the
trade and who will spare cxerton accommodate.
They will be towed up aud down The river by st5nm,
md nny be relied to sail promptly advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York. will find III their interest ship by this line
it is the only regular line, and freight will always
aken the lowest rates and every effort will be mad
by the agents in Richmond nndNcw York. to give sas
hction Werespectfully nsk andhope to suco in oh
thinning full share of patronnge Goods shipped by
this line TO New York will be forYn,.ded free of com
mission To New Orleans Mobile Saynnb, Chureston,
or any other port The vessels will be in Richmond Al
Rockets; in New York at berth No. |, Coffee Hous.
slip foot Of Wnll Street.
DAVID CURRlER, Richmond, lA,..
CLAS. IL. PIERSON N. York, "6' ~
Rifhmond. Aug 18-dts No 81. South street.
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
rERNS.

mr. vrRafNIAN Is published daily Sc, and semiweekly al
Ine III a in valge No subscription taken for shorter
ak months; and paper is discontinued except al
pr of the Propretors until all arrearagcs shall lave
inserted for so per square tor
G every INNER insertion, and 81 every uter
II the number of insertions is not marked the MS il
% h unfinished till ordered out, and charged accordingly.
M, YEARLY RATES are:For the privilege squares
% ss semi weekly $40; for square daily $685.
os inner form, daily $40 semiweekly S35 Every yearly
ser will required to eonfne his advertising his par
line business and he exceed the space stipulated
=. vil be charged ratlblJ for the excess.
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DIR. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from ofthe eminent Colleges of the
United States and the greater part of whose life has
been spent in the Hospitals of London, Paris Phiade
pha, and elsewhere has effected some of the most as
onishing cures that ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the ears and head when asleep, grea
nervousness, being alarmed sudden sounds, and
oashfulness, with frequent blushing, attended some
times, with arrangement of mind, cured immedi
taIy
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I

bpnfit 20 per W'tk.
Children and servants half price.
BY the month a deduction will bc mnde.
ic 25.dlm CHAS. PHELPS, Proprietor.