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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08
Life VnS,,un,.ce.

NEoRGE WEAVER, Agent forthe Baltimore
~ Branoh otthe National Loan Fand Life As
sHraace Society Of London.
Capital G5OO, 900, or s. 100000
oFtlCE-ln TallmOdso's Block, third story
Gazette Office.
Lancaster, July 20, l84O. llu
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08
Enlarged and Improved.

JOHN " LITTLE,
INVITES the attention of the citizens of thi.
Il aud adjoining counties to his Stock in trude. a
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08
PUBLIC NOTICE.

MT is matter Of the first interest to those who
II are afflicted, to procure aremedy that will re.
store health and at the same time leave the con.
stitution uninjured. Such
DID L VIIrEMo E1IEnIE0
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08
GR RETENREGG COMPANY

past season of
u rpidcmical disease
has been one lhdI has I'll
ed the constitution 0l al
moSt every individual in
, srealer or less degree.
Many who were afflicted
with The prevailing COM
plant now FIND lheirgen-
eral health deransed and
their systems in many re
specls denilitaled, il
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08
FINE OTTER GAPS,

The large Stock on hand offers superior induce.
ments to those. whe may wish To lay in supply.
and the subscriber will accommodate Hatters and
Merchants at wholesale, upon very reasonable
terms. r. FIELDING
Lancaster, November Q. 1919 oG
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1850-12-17

CousrERfElT GqLo C9rv We would put
The public On ;heir guatd against receiving
g5id coin, without close examination. The
g[eatest precautiDn, however, On the part Of
f M eae not critically cohvefsaht Wilt coin,
Would aot aval 10 prevent The reception Of
s9me zen dollar pieces shown Us iesier aYi
which ~ ereIseni TO South Western Rail Road
Bank, and were detected These pieces
are Of 1913, with he letter Q under lie eagle
I'd indicate the. New Orleans Mint. HE
only thing we can des fribe as differing from
genuine piece before US, IS that the lmp)es
sions Of the die are JULIE more clumsy. an
tile rim and milling Iuore ryised. There is
also a slight tinge Of e4pfer color on the nm,
when held 10 the light The general simili-
Iude- however TO The uFe com. and bang Of
the same Weight induces Us 10 believe tha,
many Of lhfm are in q rcuIaqon.- Charleston
Courier.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1850-12-17
For The Fayetteville O5ss
The College.

An. EDIToR:-ii has been dhief4ined
by The Tennessee Preshyicry Of Ihl Gum
1erland Presbyterian Church. to eEd blish
aud 1endbw a College al some point Juhin
lis bounds The place for lis Iopat fob has
aot as ye, been determined upon. Thai
will be settled by the Committee apboE med
for that purpose some Zinc in F]bf uary
next.
Rev. james Kirkland. an Agent of the
Committee, for the purpose Of bringing his
subjfcs fully before the people, has BEEN in
our town for several days, actively ehgaged
in 4ndeavoring 10 interest our cif4ehs m
lhis Important Subject and With softe suc-
cess, bpt not as ouch, SO far, as toI Insure
its location heres Some have $nbbckibed
very literally, according 10 ,iheir mhansr
others have not y 81 subscribed. bun I'D I'm
dersland in end doing SO soon. EighE Or ten
thousand dollars wil belnecessary t@ fon-
poie the Cellege lBaildingl This aIntunt,
j feel satisfied, can pc procured in thik place
and vicinity, if our citizens fully apIf4eale
the importance of having such an Insl IuIion
in our midst.
II Seems 10 me hat this is q subjdc that
commends itself 20 The mind Of evdry re-
fleeing man in our community, wilhbIlt the
necessity Of any argument whatever. The
facilities ior. the thorough educationId Of our
young men will be much enhanced1 Thu.
expense of education viii be great 7 les
sened. Ask some of our citizens who axe
in the habit of sending their sons abl Dad 10
College. what II has cost them, al d yol
will be astonished at the amount Of honey
required. The expense is SO grejis that
but few men III a community are }Ble. 10
bear il; The consequence is, The bhla3fe are
unable 10 give their sons as good an fhuca-
ion as they might desire.
Again. many persons are deteFrep from
sending their sons abroad. from the q dr that
they will fall into the vicious habitstoP| often
fallen into by students, when relfa1dd for
months and years from parental ddlrveil-
lance. Every man knows that, nPtsiih-
sanding the almost Argus eyed ws}fhluis
ness of The Professors of Colleges students
often sevade their vigilance, and All inio
baai,s thai become curses 10 their SiIforul-
nate nossessofs. and ullerly disqoaIiff ihesa
for oseiulnes } IN sociely. Il PaIefIfEF had
heir sia,ss al home, where they cailldl Esascin
over flscnl, these things nigh not pa
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1850-12-17
The MAJ ksls- Dates.
FArTrrvIlLE onsEnRER QFrlea.1
" December IL. 1889.
The following may III considered il

Ihe following may UP| considered liz
ruling rateslin Our iosf:
Bae9n, none in market BngeF, lo(
e Is, scarce. Cefee. 6ibs Tor 81 Eggs
Zoe per dgz. Cara, So Per Dbl. Corn
Meal, 4ofa 5ec per bush, reIah. Castings
4c, f Is Flour, 81 per pbl. Iron, lc
lee. Indigo, laeEper OF. Lead, lqc q
is. Liaseef OF, 81 10 Der CAD. ILadaat
Sugar, l65@2oc = Is. 4 ard. &c Is.
lHofd3ses. SOC per gal. Nffzs, IA lis for
a 81. PeRPer, eoc q b. Sal, So per
sack; 70ciPer bush BY bbl. Soda. col e.
i. Spice coo y is. Sa{ar, broaf, 10
lbs for 81. i =
Nashville, TGsy.-c oqdn. All good
lots readily command 1914 J, and only Il
few sales al lower rates. {
Ceffe. The Coffee mark IL is peridcfv
fiat cecasioned by The dcficf sncy of the
article none in market
Tc5qcc3. Loose, III smaF III quantities.
Coming in slowly, and readiT c6mmtn,ls
these prices: Lugs, IS SOFAS 20; Leaf =.
Salt. The sock OF barrcl Salt is gpod;
cIrfent rate 4oc; while the sEock of sack
.all is exceedingly light. Fin T, 50; CO arse
II rs.
lI1iskn The ptjeq.has deli bed; com! non
rectiiicd e5c- Banlicr.
SHELByvILLE. TENN-PorA. SIS, 5O{G4. /
c,'r", So 4 Perts. c2G5zs. L8e cdsfiHgs. !
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1850-12-17

FFnt84f fihvrNrs. = oberlia COLLEGE, onio,
has lately awarded din lopias 3 eighi young
ladies. whp have comp eiad their ladies'
course. The degree Of A. 3, WAS conferred
upon eleven gentleme1, and l9ne lady; that of
A. NJ. in course, upph nine gentlemen AMI
one lady Three gent emen and Two ladies
completed the theological course One Of
The latter expects 10 de Fote herself to pulpit
=labofs.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1850-12-17

e JfThe census lakvr pf The Second ward
I'm New York city. states pa. there are now
Iiiiving in. that " arI two ve ~ remarkable fe
males. One is about MI ely years Of age,
born in Ireland, who earnk livellhuqd by
ifne sewing she has neveF used sPerAacles,
and her sight is As perf4e las il was in her
fY@unsest days. The oihet is one hundred
and one years old. and alsP supports herself
iby lier, needle. she is said tote as active as
" oman Of City, and tlispedses with the use
of spsctacles.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1850-12-17

4 Bni asillg II bm educational Facilities, ,kt
4 subject c6mm@nis itself mother respects
Every man, be l5e Professional man o
Ariizan, Mere 4anl or Tfulesman of am
kind, is directly or indirectly inteftstcd il
4 his matter hal has been The eti,4ct o
similar insliiuiip pms Upon oihet iowns! 70
answer, lbok al Athens aud La Grange, il
/ Alabama; al Lebanon in bur own Siale; i
Princeton, in Kentucky, and many other
pieces that might be mentioned. What
would lie people Of those olaccs-dakp FOL
/, their Schools! Mi fifty times the amoun
they cost them IN lAeir erection.
This cnterprize has baen objected TO by
some, have BEEN Informed, on the ground
that !; will be a tSecldriaa institution
This is mol a maltet Of surprise al ALL Some
men seem tc b so constituted, ilat they
oppose every measure however great its
magnitadd, however great us importance
may be 70 others. il, perchancc, said meas
ure promise 10 rekloutij iolhe honor or profit
Of any other religious denomination than
that Of watch they are members, or for
which The y NAY hav predictions. Such
IA spirit is hot very commendabIc.
As 10 this being Secarian Institution, ii
lis, rs before stated, ID BE under The control
OF Tennessee Prcsbytery Of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church. bur there will be no
TArefagit4z department. attached TO it. Ii
lis TO bc.s!rjcf1y u Lilerary institution. Col
legas, controlled BY different religious de-.
nomination Of Ghrissians in our country,
are becoming quito -indeed,
ihere are liut few others han are doing much
good, thai qm acquainted with.
" hat were some TOWNS that many Of our
cilizens are acquainted with, before The es-
of Chllegos and Institutes In
them, and Hhalsrf they now Isl ,f'I IiseSansver
Is obvious 10 every ohe. s From mere, al,
most obsc IRE, villages, they have grown
INTO towns Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES is9four-
fhing, pfppery com mands aigh prices,
ind every thing is prosperous. Why may
re not rroiil by The opportunity now az
Prded US? Whatsay you, feIl5w-cilizens
hail Fayetteville have the College! You
lave bul 10 say it shall, aud The work is
lone The Offer is Il very fibd raj one on
he part + The Prcsbytery- They promise,
D cndow Tie Institution, if W will but
Rect the .Baildiug. Then lei IDS seize the
opportunity white we may: such archer
bay never again occur. O,her places are :
pntehding for il, BAT we have assurances
bat we shall have ii, il the amount neces- T
ary for III erection Of Tie College eljiiee
raised, Notwithstanding @rher Hlhces may
aise greater amount thaA we DO There
tie oher Considerations thai will determine
be COMMITTEES in Selecting location. inds,
lendent Of mere dollars. ZThe cepsidera
ions are in our favor! Again. say. we
hould not LEI his oppd r.unity Of establish
nc a School of high eli aracler in our town.
'ass unimproved.l If We do, the day VIII (
bme when we viii regret il. Let US have
.'Iopg pull, strong rull, md a pa' alto
,eihe,," and The business wilI.be accom-
tished in a very little Time. VI.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1850-12-17

PbILADELPHA TgAdr SOCIETY,". Tie 23d
anniversary Of his Society was held recently.
The Society bas four missionaries, and about
one thousand Erraet distributors in The cry
and suburbs, aud The aTeiage distribution is
about 10000 pages each Month. The expe, :
SEES for The past year were aver $4,000. and
the receipts So 200.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1850-12-17

M
/ sFThomas McLaug hin, convicted of Tie
murder Of hls wife, was sentenced a, Cum
berand. Md, last week 10 be hung. just be-
fore receiving ais sentenfe. he made til s
speech:
"May please your licnors, have aot
much TO say why sentence should not be
passed OF me Il. Had been couniry born--
If / had have been among irier DIS, |. would
have had justice; but | am in 4 strange fand
aud among strangers. So help me God, am
not in isse wrong. shall make my sconfess-
ion 10 tie ptiesi; and, afser ans gone. il will
be known shatI am innocent. So help me
God, / am not in The wrong; but | am will
ling 10 bel hanged. thanks be 10 God. Il
would rather Sc hanged, seven times over
when innocent than once when 10 The wrong. r
+ #, seems this man would rather be hung
seven times ianocemihaa once guiitys Seven
1tsneines fsr one man would certainly be out
|Esf all reason bat vi rather sAink aha, the
4Ers,, II thprooghls performed would b
worse than Oh the other six. S
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1850-12-17
EaAk thNHN6a,

flames SMITH is nov making ard wilt
e1 coninfle 10 make-3t A. b. SnULrss
OLD STAND. on the streetFlra.sing lous bv he
Methodist Church--a Superior lot Of w ooi
anl Far Hats. which Ne will sell low fs,r
cash, OF exchange tx gl,od weOl pr FUR
Gave me a csliat H.TSiga.
Dee II, ts5O--3,2
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1850-12-17
AIIsslssIrPI.
Yaldbnsha q EAalg. CodeceRIe.

Bick, copper coiPr, sit 9nh high, aCyrs
Old. scar on right check, blink eyed in the
right eye: TO q n. Driver, Poiitotoc county
Committed July a..
| This List will be h3yead led by any ar
resFs fhat may be published IN tennessee,
Alabama rlMisSissippil M, FayeHerlie
Otserrcr.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1850-12-17
fiat You viii be pleased 70 read :E
Presidents Message.

Tits document came to hans
10 Ale for insertion or comment
S. the present number Of the OBJ
kcrvcr.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1850-12-17
Nwsz = -lgxA &c

A S cur Sir HepGg wiII-ave very early
IA IN The season ior the Eastern Cities. 10
purchase a heavy Stock Of Gepds, We viii
sell our present Stock III Day Gpoas at re
duced prices, f.: Cash or 10 puAclus dealers
an TIME
!, JOIN y. IJODGE s, co.
Oac ~ ism
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1850-12-17
Terms 10 Gibbs

Clubs can obtain The 20 b-
ssrrs, . on the following mpderl t.
Terms-alI The papers to be sent
to one Post Office, and the monty
Maid in advance. Get together,
ri. uds, and make rs up d go ID
Est. and We will give y on a Paper
tbat ron viii be pleased TO read :.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1850-12-17
Esga,avr way Negro FIST.

Isl Name Of neglo 4sT gwen. n. complexion
AMI heigilt. 81, age 9Th Je}crip,ion. 9th
dulner' ss4ame- 6sn, date of Commitment.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1850-12-17
DR.. ". w. Nl'INeIIey

En- ESpEC,TFtH.I.Y ,enders his thanks 10
Ea, his friends fo+ lLeir patronage l.eieiulore,
and hopes Inat rast attention iP casts ~
irnsled to hrs care, will insure Continued con
lidence.
Ofiise, one .loof south Of Z ngPis.
Dec l7.IS50-ly
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1850-12-17

sa ~ .'ser'sa, VI orss'n + aeii
pA lEfP constantly on hand a vfry geavy
Ia Sfoak Of Goods. Wares lad EEcF-
cha q ii$e, wiieh Trey are d4iermiufd 10
SEiiE thefsi9re. purchasers will bohscliIiheir
own lFmieFfst by calling 81 Their corher, hefOte
making shecti9ns.
JaheS, i1inseFs. Ilorhaspnn, Meal IragF
teathers. Woi9F Wax, and all oihfr kldIlS pi
Bsrifr usual 70 iae country taiSrn p, hIghest
mar4 etIvaiue. IN exchange Tor Gods.
DIE. II, 1850,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1850-12-17
raye.sev;lse Direct CRY

\. JMAYoR.AND ALDEENEN. m /
ia. r. NicEs .lsagor. jCharles AlcK inneys
Jsliin III Brehi. l.. y. Akin, joel CorIE mems!
james Goth. and Thos- Hines, .fde'imsa II
W ". NlcNelley Recorder. w WIfforIn
" alt. 10tcn Constable.
LII aTlV C.. Holman, P1Simaster.lI
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1850-12-17

A foe crqp Of roaateo frolq Spanish seed
has been raised near v Plnnglon, N c., snd
the specimen warrants the belief that the
sand hills OF North Ca olina will produce as
fine tobacco as any country in The world.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1850-12-17
3 4 S
EssEtEEED.

IN This place. on TuAslay, fpth inst. by
Rev. \. G. Gibson, Rev. AAkoN BELL 10
Miss CATHARINa BlGEEIis--alI pf This county,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1850-12-17
TGnsOsic.

I 0fIqeERs or JAcgs4s LopaHI NoIGS,
wv I Ross, W. NJ, 81 NJ McElros, IS W.,
A I'll B9fTe, J. WI. ] S WadliR- SID "
) sfcuthw worth. ]. D., T. L GRAY, III, G A
Ere hch. s.. w w Fcrinwat. Tyler.
Meets the Isl Monday night 10 every
llohth III
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1850-12-17

y " Carer. District AtigrniF.
e [. Hodge. Sheriff. s
' " ! h 81 a'.'t'' Deputy aae,I h !.
B CHRISTIAN
is J Esaacs. Connty Trustee,
Jahn Gooiifich. Register,
] slab Norwood Keeper OF the Pdfr,
Sa s b al s ai.,ions !. the aoo'
Joe Harris,
WIN Need, Seaer Of weights and measures.
magistrates.
Digfricsl. JasA 81 Clair. and I S Wood
=. Dav4d s Cray, and william, PFoily;
l., Benjamin Howaill. apd John Zsat;
a @ B Cooper, ana Yet Tay IAr;l
5 Ip Sullivan. AID l. Newsom;
i s sarireI Foen, anil Travis Ashy;
Z William 3 Rhea, and sNdedrEf Parks
s William Neehr. and William u MooIes
and Harvey G Cowan; Fl / -
9 John Klules and AmosHSmall;
10 ] Gillespie. IL II Riyts, and 6 W Il
Moof.F;
i'll William Over. and Gin s4lilHi;
IL HenJamin + Clak. and Da9idIS Hollis;
Is Mathew Wilson. and Danie Irarfar;
Ii John M'Danel. and p w Wilton;
5 Brice NJ c; Alsup and Thonh ? Sum
mess
IL ] hines n George. and WlfiaTIi Reeves;
4 II SIP Leaherwood;
Is j I. Henderson, ard Wl!lianII Aiattn;
Is VIM ] MITCHELL. and AK 81 lownIhei
% Arthur = Randolph, and Rpbl lprenntp;
81 II Klgf
% VIM PRYOR, and John Meore;
% u s WILLIAMS, and Iobn Cir9er;l
q J. Ohm e Bnekqer and } I Da'Ffon
25 William C Jednihgs.
C0nstsiolcs. HI
DIS. /. John SiIvettosth; 2. D ~ .Ione45,
N llsonlD Wiseman: T.. William samsf1:l
J. Thnrbas Rany; 6, Isewis Lane; 2. I'll
ting: 81 w B Martin; 9. AIexansitr \ Smith.
p, James r Hester; IL, John RlNch; y,
Iohn Cbrv; Is. Nj p IIedrpelh; I'D! W p
lG.iInS; ID Abner II Collins; l6i-+tiiopbs;
II Jesse Leaherwooa; 5 Elisha Fl flRdmau;
O. Jas L Phillips: 20, James II FdHeg 81,
William McGee;i22 AARON MDplihl; 70,
Acan;,I2i vacant; p. NJ oses Arnblllg
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1850-12-17
LINCOLN couYTE.

Mare, nay. white hiud feht. star in ,hE
fpcc. snip on nose, IA hanfs high 2yrs Old
by Jno Brady,civ lis No 10, April 1850.
Hare. gray. left eyeout, edar marks. shoc
Elefoye. ~ hands, l5yrs DID: By Howell
johnson. fivdis 6 April $780,
lIare. chestnut sorreI bldmish in riaht
81 e.' shod Fpu4 d. 5 hands d OF 8yrs: b. L
y neyers, civ DIS Is. May 1850.
luTe, yellow sbrrcl. blaze face. fstu3
marks, Is hands, 6 or 7yrs: by B P Gray,
civ dis %. June 1850.
-lEare. sorrel, right hip down. star in face.
Ia hands. 5 or 4y:s: by b L Dennis, civ
dis 81. June 1850.
Hor.e coH, serreI. blaze face. 2yrs, by
.B T Dsnnis, civ dis 81. jan } 1850.
y Heller. red. crop and Sill in right ear. 8
WEARS, by E Pickett. civ dis a3. MaIch 1859
4 Or. red and white, crop and rslii inrsht
ubder-bii in left ear. 5yrs: BY w g Roun-
irbe. civ dis /. Nov 1850
Steer, red aud white. swall bw- fork in rigiii
sfaii and underbii in LEFT ead bob tail, 5yrs:
bH VIM Mosely, civ dis l6, Nov 1850.
Il Coz. pale red, left horn turned down. 10
~ old: by J BroyIes, civ dis 10. Nov 1850
+ FRANKLIN COUNTY. Ky
EFilzeq. sorrel, white speek in forehead.
IDS hands, ayrs: by 7 Fin Oh, civ dis 4,
OH 1880.
H BEDFORD COUNTY.
i Horse, brown, shod round, 14s hands, 6
yrs by ] w Mayfiesd, civ Ids Ii. Oet 1850
Mare, sorrel, defecs lon right knee, spot
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W<z90HEE u fI<7 ~ = 84<y3-s = - :
Fal<lsssil ~ ,z5tI <zleksies. s.
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I 5.- y E have sel9qiel 1naesdoy
as cur Publication DAY, betause it
i iii i ri hes bctter Via "a eilities than
any etiicr d y Of tle week. Cur
desire shat Ce!Iiff1rtsis Rfaaers
Ii2ay receis E cur f'apers nnfHed;-
ii; s after shey areIiss ued5s9 that
tie News may Tie Thought pp to
lth "a. est nbmeat.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1850-12-17

Y I'll the Papers ID, wiki b
w send, commence directing to
to i; a9u2 We willfreti bro date
me i'l.of a. Il tizs5 5lil,.2oF.u lily.
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.Lsst oE t.st.mys e. kpn aIrp.

Isl. Kind oil animal Is glyee ID. color 81
dfscnr'ion- 4'hgsge. 5hI posters name
6h place and TINE Of area
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O4,I Fellowship.

OFFscE es OF CAIHoUE l.oDGE. NoI26.
III ] GaruerN G., Al T NeeiJ, v E.,J
Nedd. MI B !. Russell .Sec.
Meets every Saiurdaylnght.
SONS Of T'.
FAYETTEyILLE DiFt:ioH. Ed p
Il i. Russell, w r.. jas. II C@b. "
A. tThos. C. Good:iei, 1'rtas ~ b. II !.
" RI ghi, f. s.. YIN. Bfeev, r. s.. R. A.
GraE y. A. r. So YIN d. Mirlin, C.. lfahn
Bow I'll. l. s., John len ips. O.FS.. ". C.
Dunlap. chaplaja, Jas sniiaJJH Y Fl
, Meas every Friday hight T
T 1RtsTEEs OF FaYEfTEvILL8 FEsiALE
AcADEbIy
Jbmes Brigh,. President. FL ". Ringo.
Jobh T. hTcPilail, Johh W. Bfght. yames
R. bright. Sec. Jas. H. Dayil9o1. TEACHER
TRusrErs or FBYEfTE "A s1E,'YA
Richard " hlie. President; Tic ii1allrieh
5 ~ McEiroy, L A owen " II Srnith.
Set, etGry- Z. A. Dick lnsoa Tdcfher.H Is
RESIDENT Gil RGYaiES
REv. Tm c. t,nnlap Pastor bf the Pres
byte ian Church; Santlel NJ. qoWan, Pas
1orol the Cumberland Presbytertaa CfEueh;
RevS S. Rec6rd. pastor OF ife Meliiodisi
ChlIch Z
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1850-12-17
A nEss
GROCERY s'E'OssfS,

SE ia ~ 81 aa n - L ~ 10 KS
IN he Bsls4 rcednfiy pceHpied by
I Twcker 4. He1s. AZ d Are goods esiaa-
lishmrnt, ,peur Z. ClGc4irieh 5-Co's.
~ sis. EE.I WEBB. late pf the FIrfa cf
WEBB & l#o4seT.
W. Guild respectfully ia.orAf lie pubic tina,
Nv he, has recently iakfn possession Of
Ithe Tucker & Higgins House, IN Which Ae
will, in a,.disiqnto his PIrssGI siOck, open
Superior assoiin.eulsof
ga nIzEX GROCERIES,
~ every csserftdion, fresh iftlnl The Nashville
end New OfleanlS Markets, Every article il
precisely as represented, If 4pod qlaHY and
a The very -Igwe4t 7IiEips rates. HaFing cor
siderable experHfnce as a d;FoteFI he frels
~criiicriia the belief that al who favor him
with a call VIII be pleased y iih 10 price and
quaIIIy.
In addition TO bis present 4ipck al
SaSss r. c0cec. sfoI:sssI4s. Uhns,ies,
Candies. Nails Fxf-,
he will have. IN fw dayFi eo1plete as
sorIne 4 Of ereEN tlirg IN Tie t;,nEery LINZ.
alof ! hich lie IS an Kion- 10 stil and viii seit
as chehp as any reas oaaPle nd FcHastr should
desire
Those des;Iins to Ire&s lhtls Fienls with
suitable
Christmas PRESIDENTS
are respectfully Requested 10 f4li at my house
on thai CAV, aud EXAMINE 'ny s'oss
Give me a call, viii De rl-ased 10 se,-
you and folly as welflo sell iblYoa.
NNM Al. WEBB.
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" NJ We ~ ~ "a ztEc5
EATOU1sD Respectfully i"lu-in The lr,;yen
" q Fayetteville, and the county gene
rally. that be ha4 jnsr received new an,
we'll selected
I sTcCE cEEAEL A7go vYEs. T,x re-,
81 G2C2 EE@s
which hs will sell as cheap as any house II
] Fayetteville or the county. His many cas-
TONERS no have patronize him 50 literally
llaye his best wishes; and he hopes by srIic
attention 10 business to 1serli Continuance
Of the sasne
The following are few Of the many arii-
cles which he has for sale.
LADIES' DRESS 8DGD9,
Atpaceas.
Colored Frfuch De LANES.
Fanny Celored Alerinos,
Sepdr Frenfh Mcruos,
Pau Ginsllams,
Black and White GiDghams.
Earlsiia ChambrayS.
ShaM suPeiiiue, of every variety. shaIe
and coIcr.
GEsGDI rs.
a well selected assortment OF I'm
. Cloths,
Casino rrs.
EFnine CT hb,
Tweeds.
Satln-lIs.
Gray dsa5, brown, Lladk; s.iiped
and fancy.
GVlB gOAIl gTG9o
a superior lot Il Blankets. for over
Coauhss.
Fed. Sadie and Negro Elapkeisl I
isoots and sscex<-FTasJ and C;,ps--
in great abundance, Al ihe fbnEsJ PE1cEs.
\ vefy snperinrL arricle OF l\A DIES, CALF
w Mixing SHOES. KID GAMERS. sc.
YorSged Hose. Cotton Hasc. Back and
and white; Spenaers, Poeket-Books. T,bae-
co Wallris, Sadlie Bays. Ca7aet,bsr: pr
mfslics. blescIed and brown; Hardware
QFleens ware, Cutlery. sc Sc.
Grass Seed.
biae' he'd's' and n nolhy- fui supply.
ga rscs.
Feathers. Linssy, Jrafs, WOOL. socks,
Gags bseswax, fiid 1 aile ", viii be taken Ia
exchange ior goods at lie highest make,
rree.
De. II. 1850.
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We base ordered lar &
supply Fl New Types, the size d
those in ul.ich lis article is printeF.
We have sone p Ills heavy OK
psllse, n order that he impress
oas may be srGciehtl5 / rse and
distinct 81 be read with case, aid
,ei'l9m iii5Jssyg 10 thc <5es- a Gems
Rlail.t Which is frcqgeiitly and jusih
urged against a large uf.ber Of
t!,e daspapas Of die day llIc
usfw inatciials Will bd@receiycd I'D,
Tore en- ns 81 issue.