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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-31
Escriban1a pdblica.

Por providencia de este dia recaida en- los autos
de Guiebra de D. Jes6 Foftu10 en- conformidad con
d articqlo 1850 de la Ley de Enjuiciamiento mer-
eantl Sc aprueba el convenio celebrado con1sus
acreedores, cu6ntO ha lugar en- derecho sin perui.
clio de tercero, quedando obligados estar pasar
Por 10 convenido ylque 50 haga entrega Fortune
de sus blenes depOstados, alzandose arrestoy en-
cOmpleta ibertad, cancelandose la fanza que pres
Tara siendo 10 cOnvenidO pagar acreedores por
c9artas parties comenzando ei primer plazo en- tefs
tmaa ADa ds 1872 Iss asi iva todo.
tes, hasta 81 total sovente. aosuo g po 90
nof5mlento de aq1ellosp de 1s71MVo Bc Zorrilla.
me IlCS 1pdsn s% e ae Demetrio Gimenez Moreno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-31
EScuda Dc IA Pubnns Conception.

Ell Director do este establecimiento tens In honra
dc ofrecerlo los Srs. padres de famila: on 81 30
ensenan todas las materias que comprende Ia ms
trucclon prlmarla elemental algunOs ramos 80
Espai1a dibujo&.
Para mayor aprovechamiento do los niiios 81
tsfacciOn de los Srs padres de familia 60 dan ox6
meneS cada trimestre, ademas de los prescritos por
go admiten pdpilos precios sumamente n6dicos
En- la misma escuela hay una clase de p<rvulos
cargo dc IL professors D: 0bdulis Gonzalez dc Cor
Pusrto-Rico Octubre 6ds 1s71.--T. CortIa. IS .
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-31
AVISO IMPORTANTE.

Tenemos el gusto de anunciar al p6blico. one he
mos nOmbradO como nuestros representantea an es.
to departamento los Srs. B. Borras Hermanos.
como agsnte 81 Sr D. j. Marien; quod6udo los pri-
meros, garantizadpreS respOnsables lae cantida.
des que SO les entreguen por la mitad del vaor de
los aparatos que, eegun 81 prospectO publcado de-
ben satiSfacer los SrS. que Rusten suscrihirse -
Los mismOs SrS. daran On csta materia cnkntAa
antecedeqtes, datOs pormenOres se eoliciten
Tarifa de los aparatOs de eus car9aa
ae c6Bs BEs. 'tssss g % 'sea sas1
~ HOS. s......................... 1O0
gu CaERAt una.
AparatO mum. 1dOblo efcoto Cabidn 2"
de 81 itr0s con bombilla. "A
Su carga, una. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
AparatO ndm doble ofecto cabida
su oasas as 3 nt1S' nao con bOmbilla. %
ApaTato mum. sencillo cabida S6 Ii.
- uOb...s.... .........s........s....... . "a
Cu CaIH&, un6.s n6.s.sss...s.............
Aparato mum. 2sencillO, cabida 25 Ii
sssSslss s. ssss,; s;;$
a., olvs. sss-ss sssssss...s.,.... NJ
6u caTga, una Observation-Disclosures. IN
Aparato mum. scncillo, cabida is li-
- tIvs. $500. .......ss.... .....~-sss D, 80 n
gu car1a, una. na.............4zsss..ns nj -
San Juan Puerte-R Rico1 1if de 0ctubre 1641.-Lei.
tae YAlomGt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-31
VILLA DE PARIS.
FORTALEZA 40.
F0ctura 7ecScntenlepte recibid0.

Gusntes dc cabritilla blancos, negros dc colo
para Seforas v caballeros.
Encajesy bl0ndas.
RodecillaN. 80
Flores.
HilO agujas de coset.
Polainas, medias polainas botas negras, d.
egl0res para Sras. nifas
AbanicOS
Seda negra de color para coser.
Hilo de ORC y lentejue1as.
GGuetios rectos vueltos para caballsros.
Sombreros de copa, seda, feltro.
Papel para m6sica.
Mdsica impresa.
lapel rayado y sobres para cartas.
4dem marquilla blancO de color.
4dem euadriculado para pianos.
Plumas de orO.
Violines.
Flautas
Gornetas clarines para tropa.
GGuerdas para piano, guitarra violin.
Eanas de Lefebre para clarinetes.
EspOnjaS fnas.
Gemelos de double para pu1os de camisaA
ArcOs para viOlines,
Puentes para idem, bajos contrabajos.
falmatorlas de pOrcelana. i
EscucheS de matem&tcae, &. T. 4.
Dtvisas efectos militares
RewOlvers.
Capsulas para id.
Placas cruces del Merito Militar
Ara40s de r. H.Allen y Comp. "EAGI4E" mime.
roS 81, p y6.
Romanas plataformas de 8 90. 10 y Is %.
Tostadores de cafe americanos.
cones.
Baules de MADEIRA, Maletas.
lamparas quinques de colgar, sobrcmesa pa
LIZ Ultima 0A
Iubos para l4mparas So Is 90 cts uno.
:, I1nta negra, azul y encarnada do Tadeo Davidsy
RelOjes dc pared.
JarrOs de metal blanco "Silver electro plate"
Tinas y baldes de cedro pino.
aqua de Florida leg1tima 4s cts. botslla.
Prensas para eopiar cartas
COchecitos para ni71Os.
7 otros varios artfculos que serfa difuso enume-
rar,
Puerto Rico Dicismbrc IS 1871. 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-31
B.1c1la OCCASION.

Sc vende una maquina Empire State para gasoli.
de luces enteramente nueva, por las tres Guar.
tas parties de costo que son132 3. -
Tambien por necesidad de realizar vende con
un rebaja del 20pp.S sobre su cOsto.
Las maquinas Empire State siguientes, lgaranti-
da nueva en- buen estadOl
de Is luces. .s'ef 's;55
de so idem.
1 de IS idem.
Por mas informes dirigfse q D. Enrique 8. Cha
mant. Gale de San Just0 81 PuertO-RieO. %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-31
HOTEL DE- Los VAPORES,

FL que suscribe, duefo de este establecimientoco
nocido pcr Ia FONDA. .ANDALUZA, tiene el gusto
de participar sus amigos al pdblico on general
tablecer on 81 las reformas que sean mas convenien-
tee I'm dc proporcionar 4 sus favorecedores nn
c0modo decente hospedaje, extirpando & iavez
este HOTEL-Puer Rico Noviembre dc 1871
JosS A, GimsnV u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-31
ANUNCIOS DIVERS0S.
RSa@ l!yl!@ para legdg.

Canarios cantadores, Gilgueros, Trupiales. Mari.
quitas, .Azulejos Pardillos, Berdones Calandrias,
Codor91ces de mohos, Palemas ladronae, PatOs, Co
otros precios c6modos { escojer Gale del Sol
Co. Aviso los curioSos dusllos de Quintas de Re-
creO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-31
CIRCULAR. &

ponemos en- conocimiento del pdblico. que L. So
ciedad mercantil que graba en- este pueblo bajo Ia
''0'D O' sALA; GONZALEZ Y COMP s'..~'
ha sido disuelta quedando hecho cargo de su hqui>
daclOn la que esta fecha hemOs establecido con
la denominacian de
GONZALEZ SIERRA
que 50 dedcara los mismos negocios que en- la an.
terror. = -
Gurabo 81 Diciembre 1871. sssY "a 3D.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-31

Eel gran PurificadOr de La SamGrel
El mas erelente remedio para Ia Primavera
y Verano,
Y La Gnica preparation 1eRftima
original para la Curacion Permanente
de los casOs mas pehgrOsOs
confirmados de Escr6fulas Lamparones Llagas
mveteradas, Diviesos, Tumores, Abscesos, Ulceras,
toda clase de Erupcines Escrofulosas Tambien
es un remedio SECURE efcaz para el HumOr SalitrO.
SO, Sarna, Herpes Tina, EscOrbuto, Stills Nal
Venereo, TumOres Blancos, NerviOsidad, Debiidad
general del Slstema, Inapetencia, Languid6z, Yer
tigOs, tOda clase de Afeccones del Higado, TeTcia
mas, Fiebres BiliOsas Intermitentes CuartanaS
Ictericia.
Sc garantiza que es la preparation mas pura po-
derosa de la Legitima Zarzaparr11la de
Honduras.
pacientes pueden estar seguros de que on. este
remedio NO HAY LA MAS M1NIMA PARTlCULA
DE MERCURIO, MINERALES de cualqnier 0tr3
Sustaneia venenOsa, cada botella va acompanada
de nstrucciones competas para Ell uso de este ina
prccabillsimo remedio. sr.- "a
En- todos los casos en- que la sangre esta macula.
da con Ia Escr6fula los humOres SO han depravado
viciadO por cualQuiera causa, y tamblen en- t0daS
las las intermediates en- que hay inhamaeion ne
bre, la curacion Sc apresurar8 muehO mas usand0
al mismo tempo con la Zarzaparrilla, d6sis mode
radas de Pfldoras Vegetables Azucaradas de BRISTOL
el mejor de todos los remedies para el Est0mago,
Intestinos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-31
La Puerto-riquena.
Taller de Maq~inaria, Fundicios y HERE
ria sta en- Ell bayrio de la Marina.

S1G SatG en- eE b0yvs0 de Ia Marina.
(PstertO-R Rsc0) de Francisco Ab0yca q Comm.
Los duenOs de este antique establecimiento tienon
el gusto de participar sus parroquianos en- part-
cuiar los Srs hacendados 81 haber recibido de In
gaterra un complete surtidO de hierro on plan
ehuelas barras de todas classes ees para trapiches
de vapor dc bueyes tubos de hero dulce surtidos
Ge dlametro interior & pulgadas, con sus codos
suItido bujes de hero colado para ejes de hero
ymadera de carretas costados rejas de arados, de
todGs ngmeros mangos para i'd, americanos, cobre
Pudiendo fundirse on esta toda clase de piezas
para maquInas, pudiendo tambien tornear accept
Liar todas Las piezas que nos cOnten pues conta-
mos con todo 10 necesario para poder dar cumpli-
trabajos.
Coma en- planchas para empaquetadura dc vapor
Tambien pueden verso los Sres que gusten cen
nusstr0 agente en- Fajard0 d. Juan P. Salamanca.
-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-31

u DEMATANZAS.
"Cuatro frascos de Pildoras de Bristol me han en-.
tai. ~ 49, 4-'- 70 "o'' o0 '"'oN"' 1A'''luei 'nen'
DE LA HABANA.
Mi antigua Indigestion ha desaparecido con el
uso de nueve botellas de Pildoras." Eduardo Anto-
DE SANTIAGO DE CUBA.
"1nfnitas gracias; cinco botellas de Pfldoras han
DESANCTI IESPIRITUy.. ITSy.''" 'n'"'
Etoy m9y Xds Ia de-
A's DE REMEDIES.
"Las Pildoras de Bristol me han curado de las AL.
morranas, no me han vuelto va hace 10 meses." F.
49, ~ DEPUERTO PRINCIPE.
HE padecidO por mqchos amos del NAL de Higa-
do 10 frascos de sus Pildoras de Bristol han GU
RADIO radicalmentei" nc caElos & S;l P; Mora.
"Tengo el guStO de anunciar que sus Pildoras m6
han curado de las: afec,iones dispepticas." LuisJ
LOrans
DE CARDENAS. :
La Constipation habitual deque liable Yds.ha
~ De La HABANA. O''''1'
de est6mago NAL Martinsa Gfi s0or
DE GUINES.
LA fatulencia dolores de vientre me han he
chO padeCer muchO perO solo tres bOtellitaS de
Plldores creo haberme curado completamente." ISL
''-' DE CIENFUEGOs.
"Sin tener ninguna especffica enfermedad, be pa
decide mucho dc Debilidad v Languid6z, pero con
81 uSO Gle las P1dOraS Qurante tres S0manaS he vuel
to q mi estado de vigor fuerza natural" Joaquin
Rabillo.
DE HOLGUIN.
"He hecho uso de botela de Pildoras para pro-
bar, me han curado de la fiebre continue que to-
nia." Ricardo GuZman.
DE TRINIDAD. -
"Despues de tanto sufrr de ataques biliosos, poP
fin siento bien: ell resultado 10 he alcanzado cen
ell uso de botellas de Pidoras." Pedro r. LAMA.
DE PINAR DEL RIO.
'Ios cOnstantes dolores de hfgado est0mago los
he curadO usandO z fraScos de Pildoras, y mo
siento otro hombre." Jose de Costa.
La Zarzaparrilla al mismo tempo que las Pildo-
ras apresura muchO tOda cura
De venta en- todas las principales Boticas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-31
Para la Habana.

Saldra del al entrante 81 velero borg. nacional
OvEN MAKlANO cap d. HJnorato Bofga admite
Los despachai1 sus consignatarios Srs. B. Borr6s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-31
Pulperla.

Sc vende una pulperfa sta en- la esquina de San
Francisco frente al almacen de los Srs. Lavandera
negociO.
Ell que interese su compra puede dirijirse al indi-
cado establecmiento dOnde habita su dneho, el que
desea reaizaro por tener que ausentarse de la Ca
pital q 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-31
M1sica de Zarzuela.

En- LA FAVORTTA Fortaleza M,se faci1itxn las
piezas mas eseojidas para cant0 piano del feper
tOrio espanol bell1simas ROmanzas, Du6s Tang0s
eanciones, todQ del mejor gusto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-31
Para Cadiz.

Saldra el 2S del actual Ia fragata "Ezquiasa" ed
mite caTga fete y pasageros & los que Ofrece un
La despachan los Srs. Sebrinos de Ezquiaga Puerto
Rico do Diciembre 1871 10 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-31
.Por POGO dinero. Q;

Sc vende una casita de MADEIRA con solar propio y
Otro contigu0 dOnde poder fabrcar Otra sta en- las
afueras de Puerta de TERRA En- la calle de San Se
bastian mum. 81 infOrmar4n. 9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-31
iInteresante!

TuTfon de Alicante, de- avellana, dc maEapan, dc
fe del Comercio precios m6dicos. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-31
AL PUBLICO.

Ttntamiento Especial de las enfermedadcs del
Utero 7 bus ancxOg. pOr e1 DR., Pedro Tcttamanxi,
Secien llegado de Europa Pence, casa dc Maria
DesAetEo camino de u Playa !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-31
DE YENTA.

DOS casas on 81 pueblo de Catafio: una esouis.a. :.
e plaza con solar propio, otra L. az
5 5iS Ia persona que Las interese RpM arna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-31
GIRO DE LETRAS.

5. ,BORRASs HERMANOS giran por todas can.
uqadss sobre Ia Habana, Cadiz, Madrid, Barcelona
Mallorca. Gale de Tetuan n6m. 3. 70
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-31

Pues@ @bien, esta sociedad ha sido admi
tida con sus ideaa por 81 Consejo federal
de L6ndres; y ahora pregunto 20: ipuede
cali6carse La International por su objeto
como contraria la moral pdblicai iQu6
es la moral pdblicai 81 fuera 10 que supu
90 aver 81 Sr. CASTELAR,, Ia mayor parte de
las veces< que Sc usa de la Erase moral p6.
blica en- Ia Ccnstitncion, serfa esa una fra
% completamente muerta; J 20 pregunto:
ri NADIA representa-, jpafa que Ia habeis
escrito en- Ia C0nstitucionf Yo s6 que la
esfera de Ia moral es mas vasta que la del
derecho; pero son dos circulos concentri
COZ, y voy decir como entiendo esa fra
se dc "contrario & Ia 4norap, de que ha-
bla 10 Constitucion y 81 C6digo iQu6 %
Ia moral Fdblicai tEs Ia moral cat6licai
Ciertanente que nj, porque on una Cons
titucion libre-cultista ese precepto no pue-
de referirse 4 ninguna moral de religion
concreta.
PeFo en- los paises que hay libertad de
cultos, inc hay moral p1blicai Claro est6
que 81. La esfera de la moral va he dicho
que es mas ancha que ls del derecho; pc
70 no puede ser conforme Ia moral pd-
blica ninguns asociacion que por su obieto
se consagre cosas que est6n condenadas
en- el C6di9o como de1itos Cuando ne trsta
de una sociedad que MEGA Ia religion, Ia
tamilia, laspatria, d Estado, yq1e duda
tiens que e contfarie { y morall 81 50,
. :. s~a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-31
CUBA ESPANOLA.

:. VOOA uN1 dNUIlA1
Sc admite suscricion este peri6dico, On IL In
prenta del BOLET1N los precios siguientes.
AVA OA AAO 10
AAAAaA0OVAW.sssss & "
ElARents. Pedro SayanA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-31
MATA-PUEGOS.

1nstAntAneo contra incendiOsN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-12-31

DEL SIR. BANOLAO,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-28

be held strictly secret. The proceeding
attributed to Mr.. Scott is so extraordinary
that some question the accuracy OF the
dispatch, but it is understood that it rests
on the authority of Senator who heard
him undertake to reveal the testimony be-
fore the committee. 1t is very probable
that Mr.. Scott will be called to- morrow
in the Senate TO state how far this account
is correct, and he will then have an OPP
portunity to put himself straight, if he
can.
Sensational Summer.
Mr.. Sumner is much better, and is ex-
pected to be out tomorrow. Notwith'
standing his severe illness he has prepared
a strong speech upon the San Domingo
business, which he will make upon the
Naval Appropriation bill. 1t is said he
will discuss the nepotism of Grant, his
acceptance of presents, ETC., incidentally;
but the main burden of the speech will
be q review of the Executive usurpation
in respect to San Domingo, and the at
tempt by q large naval force to over
awe Dominica and Hayti. 1t is probable
that he will offer an amendment to pre-
vent the employment of the United States
Navy against Cabral or Hayti. The
speech will undoubtedly make great SEN
satioD. If reply comes from the Kings
friends, Morton and Conkling, it is pro-
bable that Morrill, and Schurz will speak
in favor of the amendment. The debate,
will very likely, be general, and the
Democrats will of course participate.
Some are of the opinion that if Sumner
speaks he will do Sd at the risk of his
life, in the present condition of his
health
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-28

ture in the red-clay section of North
Carolina is very defective, and our lands
are rapidly going to ruin. One Of our
citizens has been requested to prepare an
agricultural catechism, to be used in the
common schools, by order of the Legis-
lature. Don't know that he will do tn
thing, but somebody viii, and the Stat
will have it published and furnished to
the common schools, requiring that all
the children shall learn it. This may
arrest the decline of our Piedmont Sec
ton; but if it fails, we shall have the
grandest fox and blackberry range in the
United States. Fsa1 gyrvv
We have a good prospect of Kidding
ourselves of negro and carpet-bag rule,
as the white population of the State is
almost unit for convention. Pool &
Co. will pretty certainly be elected from
the University, but fear it is dead be-
You'd resurrection. Its endowment is all
gone, and $3O0,00 realized from the
agricultural land scrip was invested by
the Superintendent of Public Instruction
IN bogus bonds held by carpet-bag rail
road ring, which bonds the Radicals
themselves repudiate. l fear the people
will not endure taxation for the support
of the University, even for a short term
of years, and without some ether re-
sources than tuition fees, successful men
cannot be induced to go there, while
none but successful men can do the work.
The prospect is not a pleasing one, but /
still hope on, even against hope.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-28

his money! Now, don't care how good
lawyer you are, you will have to guess
at that. Now hear the Colonel. 81 ad-
NIT that our condition is pitisble one;
laws allowing ten per cent interest;
thousands of people, prudent business
men, men of integrity and sterling worth,
who would gladly improve their property
if they could borrow money on undoubted
and unconditional real estate mort
cages, and yet not able to borrow
one dollar" True, every word
But If you will make by judicious
legislation your real estate represent
fixed value by mortgage law on which
the MORTGAGE can realize at given DAY,
without the POSSIBILITY of litigation; then
Col. Colyar need never write that SEN
tence again. Now lawyer ought to see
that point. So l think. Col Colyar
SAYS ''That immigration on large scale,
a sale of our surplus lands, the introduc-
ton of skilled labor, the investment of
capital by strangers, some people wanting
to buy lands instead of everybody want
ing to sell, would give confidence. True
again. But how we are to get these is
Colyar says, by eternally inviting them.
Well, be has tried six years, aided by the
Banner man, and he tells us in his ably
written article land who says it is not an
able document) that he has ''Two" in
Grundy county. l say, by judicious legis-
lstion, making our real estate the safest
and best investment in the market, there
by turning our idle capital into active
chanBels of trade and commerce into
agriculture, manufactures and the mocha
mic arts; then confidence will be restored;
then parties wishing to buy real estate
will be as numerous IS buyers of bonds
are now; then our capital will come home
from Northern cities and bring the capital
of strangers with it; then skilled labor
will come and find profitable employment
and prompt pay for his labor; then the
immigrant with money will come and buy
eur land because he can sell them TO his
countrymen at q profit; and then
if at the end of six years l can
count but 'two" immigrants with means
and they in Grundy county, will agree
to throw up the sponge and join hands
with Col. Colyar and his confrere of the
Bonner, and implicitly follow his blazing
the balance of my days. What say you,
Colonel Don't you think that you ought
TO give me fair trial, seeing you have so
signaly failed9 This ends the discussion,
unless the Colonel wishes to tell another
anecdote. So says the OLD MAN.
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In Oh ancery at NashviIIe.-NO.6 6, JAG

TATE OF TENNESSEE, Office Clerk and Mas
- ter, Chsncery Court at Nashville, January
the 18th, 1871. Mary Fleming and another, Com
plainant, vs.. Peyton T. Roscoe, Administrator,
etc, and another, Defendants.
1t appearing from affidavit filed in the petition
of B, 5. Fleming, in this that Jane Richards
is nonresident Of the State of Tennessee: and
ii further appearing that attachments has issued
in this case, snd has been returned levied upon
the following property, viz: The estate Of Jane
Richards, and part culsrly the interest Of the said
Jane Richards in the money or notes in the hands
Of the CLERK and Master Of the OhAncery Court at
Nashville, Tenn. proceeds Of the sales OF lands
IN the above entitled cause attached to secure the
payment to the said B. 8. Fleming Of $3.50, justly
due him from the said Jane Richards, by account
for services rendered ana expenses incurred as
her agent and attorney in fact etc.
1t is therefore ordered that said defendant enter
her appearance herein before or within the first
three days Of the next term Of said court, to be
held on the first Monday in April next, Q571,) and
plead, answer or demur to said petition or
the same will be taken for confessed as to her,
and set for hearing parte, and that copy Of
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In the Nashville Union and American
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NORTH CAROLINA.
The Future OF the Mississippi Val
Iey-Decline of the Atlantic states
Tho Part North Carolina Must
PIay-HOw the University of North
Carolina has been DespOiied.

PIay-HOw the University of North
Carolina has been DespOiied.
To the Editors Of the Union and American:
MEANWHILE, N. c., Feb. 90, ISL
AS soon as more diversified agriCul-
TUE, combined with manufactures, shall
take firm foothold in the great Mississippi
basin, it must become the centre of infiu-
ence for the continent, as it has already
become the centre of political power. It's
wealth and population must rapidly in
crease, and its press must occupy a posi-
ton of controlling influence over the
whole country. With the Roadway which
New York has already acquired, com
bined with the influence of her capital
upon a congress which is VIGOROUSLY for
sale to the highest bidder, it is not likely
that she will even be outstriped in the
race for commercial and monetary su-
premacy. She controls the great railway
arteries which control the States through
which they run by buying up the local
Legislatures, getting the money to do it
with out of the people by virtue of a
monopoly of transportation. l take It
that the supremacy of New York will not
soon be overthrOwn; but the influence of
the Atlantic States, as States, must stead
lily decline, and that of the Mississippi
Valley must as steadily advance.
AS to old North Carolina, she must be
content 10 make men, as she has hereto
fore done, for all the States south and
west Of her. Her cotton lands in Pitt
and Edgecombe, as you are well aware,
are equal to any in the country her corn
lands on the waters of Albemarle and
Pamlico are unsurpassed; but after you
get off the tertiary formation her lands
and, as a necessary consequence, her peo-
ple-are poor and in this age poverty is
the objectionable sin. The law of nature
as well as of revelation is, "WhOsoever
both, to him shall be given; and who
s1cyer hath not, from him shall be taken
even that which he hath" Ignorance is
a necessary result Of poverty, and
stupidity is the invariable offspring of
ignorance. Consequently our agricul-