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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

ScIuro & HocKlNG VALLEY RAILROAD
-The Portsmouth, DtspatcA gives it as
the opinion of Mr.. Webb, the very capa
BILE aud energetic experimenting engn
eer, that the contractors wi! all finish
their jobs in time. aud if means are furn
ished, he anticipates that the whole road
to jackson will be conpIetei by June,
1852
One Of the directors of S & V. Rail
road, in this city Informs us that a very
satisfactory arrangement has been made
by thel Board, 10y which the bonds oi
Scloto county aud The town of Portsmouth
amounting to $3.50 600, will be di>pnsed
of as needed by the work, So that means
will nor be- wanting, especially If private
Subscribers "comr up to the chaI&."-Sc
Gdz
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

iHG CoLD Lssr Nmnr - II sthuu h
By mauy that the very severe frost las
night has materially injured the frui'
crop in this nrighbora"od. 1t is t. be
h"prd, however, that the foliage Df the
Irees has served as partial protection
and that The crop has prt beeu entirely
dralrnlrd.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08


THg DrAru PtEAlTY.-The inint
.ncc,sl r poo;,,.. ,f d,o Iooi.l,tn,e .,
,,.,.L H. IL; -.
'''''' "" VIC 'u'J'' " 1'P''''
PUNISHMENT D We reported "'ll i"f the
abolition %! the death prnaiy aud progid
ing hat the offence rnul,hrd by death un
dcr,tc ,,,..,, c,L. ,l.u T.. ,,,i.bad
by y,tn,r.,nr.,, i, ,... sat-. ,',;.o, g.,
.Gya
",'p"M IN hNNtsSht'-- mere IS Ger
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

Ross CuuxrY The statistics Of the Wh"a' aud
Corn crops Tor 1854, show .j.933 acres Of Wheat
and $50 .OlG husim~; ,5aO acres of Corn aud .
ela.958 hoshri. White male inhabitants nv"r
Q years orag" 8}i
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

A GERMAN lady in Pittsburgh, Pa
who had been deserted by her husband
m rried another with whom she had ever
since lived, and had two children by him
lately accidentally encountered her lilsl
husband 81 4ummariIy settled the difficul
ry of her position by clnsing to husband
No. |, aud leaving husband No. 2 minu,
his better half but having thr solace o
two responsibilities, Remarkable pleas
ant that tor No p NoRparid.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

~ EuSeur Sue is to he married. He
has laen victim to the attractions OF
widow, ur to the 100000 levies of re utal
she possesses.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

NtW INN, NVTTT HT'
4 fire broke ont last evening N stlUie IN Dm
momd uliry. Nine horses peri hed in The tlnes'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

WHAT TIT LADIES SPEND. D.-"The fol-
lowing" say, The Exrresa. is the outside
cost Of some of the garments of our wives,
sisters and mothers, Happily, they are
al paid for, IN part, at least, hy the smiles
aud charms which are made Ia set off
such costly apparel. We will not now
add the costly wines inquired by The
lords and masters OF crestion and which
are so much more profitable than even
-iits and locss'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

NV ORLEANS. April -.
The stelm-,rip Flcon sai rI his m,rnin- win
fifty eight p,,,rnln gus I1r Cnl-tcs nnd the same
nn'nhrr lm tltvrH.
Mai. Gen lewis, accomp panied by N" officers
Of h,. division " ,itr IN .,rr.t' Nruii last rv.n'
ms. uli paid t'l'ir re,pecl, To- Tia" v'lrra B''h
pulies appeared IA tai tr">' UNIFORM 1nI a most
nrliiiiuI scrur wis presented
\ -, / containing Dc, IL Cn'".inn, hlS three
suns ani five nr..roe, were clp,lh'I IA the river
tn.!ay drnynms two ri the Doctor, sous, aud
the five negroes.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08
LANcAsTER, MAY 1, 1851.

TYE New Characterization nelghoor" y Q
Eagle appears to be pnyiun- that We should WI 'e
an article concerning the New Constitution 10
ease his mind we would state that wc stnIl read
IL careGHy aad igy 10 ga2crs'aHd I" heI"re we
sre guilty ofany such folly
In the meanwhile. if il will afford him any sat
isaction, we wil state that from the frat we op.
posed any party issue upon the Fundamental law al
the State-we most cmphalicaIly condemn every
attempt to makc a party question ont ol 1t and
shall most strcuuou,y ou.osr it, il as the Sfa'eS
man says 1t gives ihe Locooco party any nndoe
advantage. II our Locoroco friends choose to
take on opposite course--why let them doit up
on them be the responsibility. With our present
convictions, we cannot see how any man can
chim certain fnpres in the new C5usu''j'. as
Democratic, while il most certainly restricts the
rights OF the people aud in many seuses gives to
the minority the power to control the m'iorily
BURaLAnY-AvD TuavT.-Wc learn from the
Zauesvle Cou,jer ,hnt the house of Mr. Crist Of
West Zlnesye WAS entered on Monday night
last. and about sixty dolhr. in mo ey, pjnciply
wheelng hill- a';cn rromhi panmloons. The
house Of Mr. Cassrdy of the same place and part
nero of Mr.. Crist was also entered and a patent
lever watch aud somr small change nker The
watch WIS Of the manulacrure Of Johnson, Liver.
pool, and numbered 1920
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-05-08

y Gen Leslie Cnmbs, Wnig,has been
unanimously nominated for Congress for
the Ashland district, Kentucky.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-16
Fereign News. [
Nav Y DIRK, Dec. 5.

Steamer Humboldt arrived and
brings Kossuth and suite and Lola
Monies King ofHanoyef died ON
the 18Th. 1t is thought that the
French ministry will be removed
forincompetency.
Overland mail from India had
arrived Pacific and Niagara had
arrived out Austria is reducing
military forces.
Cotton ! higher. Prices firm.
Corn and wheat-better qualitie.
Is. higher.
Flour-6d. -dearer. Consols 80
! As the Humboldt came np th'
bay, a salute Of 81 guns was fired
and returned by the steamer. Al
immense crowd assembled TO NEE
Kossutb.,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-16
-Lsst IA g:St4Dys Taken Up.
Isl, hind OF anunai lsIgIven- I'd, color. 81
description. Attn, age. 5h, posters name
9th, place and time Of arrest.
LINCOLN COUNTY.


Horse. daik bay. apparently weak eyed
~ paads h,sh, about z years old; by JOSEPH
III. Dyer, 5ih civil district, Nov. 4, 1851.
Htyer, red color. whie face. no, mai rs
ab,Bt 4yrs old; by Rachel Patterson, Tin us
Nov 5 1851.
BEDFORD COUNTY.
Horse, black, some saddle marks and sea.
on his welhrts. fifteen and half hands high
about 12yrs OLD: by VIM Bonner, Dis No g
Apni l6 1851
GILES c0uNTY
Horse. BROWN bay. all feet white. shod all
rouad, small star in ford hesd, some saddle
spots, about "a hands. 81 years old; by John
ho!t., 10Th ds, Dec. 1851.
Horse. bay slarin idrdhead, white spots
aboutEis bach, supposed 10 be saddle or gear
marks, BRANDED on rigdthip H. B.. legs black
10 knees: by Alien Smith, l4th DIS, Dec. |.
tS5. I,
.Biarc. chesnpt sorreI, shod before, blaze
face, about Is hands. by Tbos. Hafweli. l0.h'
DIS, Dec 1851.
FR8YKLIE COUNTY.
Horse. bay, no brands, hind feet white.
'tar in forehead. supposed 10 have had the
,tg head and BID jaw. l5l hands. about 6yrs
I'D; by Thos BYRON, 9TH Dis, on Rock creek.
Sept 5 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-16
CLOTHING STORE.
Gents Furnishing Goods.

m The Subscribers respectful. @HYM
~ ly inform the public, that g ~
they have now IN store, splendid - l-4J
assortment Of super French Habits, Cloth
Sacks, Frock shd Business Coats Also, a
fuH supply Of Oregon Cashmere, Fancy
Tweeds, Aipacda, Croton Cloth, Linen and
CouoEade Sacks and Froeks.
~@GzSrH~ 9 ]
Of all kinds-satin, fancy silk; wilton, Alpaca
ADD Marseilles, of every variety and price.
PAMTAA00NSo
Of every description and price. from rich
French Doeskia Cashmere. black plain and
fancy, to the loves, price Linen and Cotton.
Furnishing Articles, of every description.
such as Shirts. Shirt Coll hrs, Shams, CIava,s,
Handkerchiefs, Hosiery. Suspenders. Glayes;
HaiS Cloth. aud Tooth Brushes, and alFolher
articles necessary to complete
Gentlesaan's Wardrobe.
We have alsp 90 hand, and will continue 10
keep, q splendid assortment of CLOTHS,
and YESTINGS, from the
finest French Nv He'd Cloth TO the 10 vest price.
Tweeds and Simmer Cloth. DoeskIn aud
Fancy Cassimeies Of the latest style. Satin,
Silk, Vslencie. Marseilles, Velvet, black,
brown aud drab
This splendid Stock OF Goods has been Sc
lected with great care by one of considerable
experience. and has been pronouncedby COM
petent judges, a6udcIoos selection.
| fbeThe location of this Cheap Clothing
Establishment, il in Owens Arcade. one
Door North Of Owens Tavcrn.Gs
| We would also state. that we are carrying
on the Tailoring Business, IN ALL ITS
VARIOUS BRANciEEs. MIR. Scorr, who has
| the entire control of this branch OF Business,
feels assured, from past experience and sue
cess, that he can give ENTIRE SATISFACTION
10 all who may favor Us with call. Every
garment made up by Us will be ,rGrrunted Ia
fit, and TO be in the most FASHIONABLE and
APPROVED STYLE, or 10 suit The peculiar taste
Of those who may wish TO deyiate from The
same. No pains. will be spared in cutting
garments to be made by the Ladies. Ladies
Riding Habits, and Promenade Dresses, vii
be cut and neatly laid of 10 insure no mistake
and explanations given ID regard TO making
them up, according to the prevailing iashior
of the day. Paris, London, New Y ork, anC
Philadelphia Fashions always on hand.
/ SCOTT, GRAY s. co.
/ Aug. 26. 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-16
Il rENnrssEE


Hardemaa county, Boiirar.
Bob, black 5il ION high. 23srs old, has a
mark Of burn on left elbow, two scars on lett
fore finger one on instep Of right feot and one
on right apcle: 10 Wade II Bolton OF Mem
phis Tenn Committed Sept IL.
Sumner county, Gallatin.
Henry. very dark coiored, 81, l0n high
25yrs old, very fnll head Of halr;io q man
named Wilbert. Of Fayeuev lie. Lincoln CO ;,
Tenn. Committed Aug. Is, 1851.
KENTUcKY
Breckenridge co nnty
Name Of negro .iot givenb. copper color,
SO ION. 35yrs OLD, weighs about $50 lbs; 10
John Johnson OF Tenn Commitiea Aug j 4
ALABAMA.
Limestone County, .aihens
Randall. dark copper cofot, 5tt sior l0iu
high ahout 30yTs old has two small scars on
his leg between knee and ancle: tdio.eo Rob
erlsOD, ne gro trader. Conn iired Aug 1851
DGties County.
Joe. regrb. bald headed, About g.; high,
50or 59yfs old: 10 Robt. Brodenax, CLARK
county, Nog. 9 1851.
This List will be increased by any ar
rests that may be published in Tennessee,
Alabama. oil Mississippi Fayetteville
Gtserrcr.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-16

Kn OK county is aroused, or in
process Of being ousfd. on the
subject of the completion of the
East tennessee and Georgia Rail
road 10 Knoxville. Nearb 100000
stock has been subscribed in the
county within the past 4 wv weeks,
and i is confide ntly EXPECTED that
on Monday next S200,0p0 of good
and solvent stock would lie reported.
We like this. 1t makes our heart
rejoice Jones6oro' RaEfoad Jonr-
nal.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-16

rCPT'vyo Dollars for one Year If paid az
The time ossubscrip,iOn; Two Dollars
and Fifty Gents, WITHOUT DEvIATIoNs
after the expiration Of Three Months.
fPAIE Bills for Advertisements. job
Work or Subscription, considered du-
when contracted, except against these with
whom we have Running Accounts.
iGsNO Paper will be sent out OF he
Coynty, unless paid for in adyance.
Advertisement inserted at One Dos
Inr per Square Of Twelve Asncsp
or less, for The First Insertion; Fiiis
Cents Tor each Continuance.
lCJs Persons advertising BY she Year, val
be charged Thirty Dollars for who's
Column. Twenty Dollars aor one hall
zen Dollars for e-quarIer No dev'
alton from these Terms under rny e'rcu"s
stances.
kFThe privilege of Yea:Iy Advertisers
strictly limited 10 their o,cn immediate an
Regular Business, ADD the Business OF al
Advertising FIRMS no, considered as IA
Guiding that Of its Individual members.
srR Announcing Candidates. Three Dca
lars: to he pail in .adoanee in Every Gas
PAdyer.isemdnls not marked with III
number of insertions when handed in. WI
be continued until ordered out, and PGyn'sT
eracted.
Eu5~.No .aivertisemsnt con be inserted gro
t3iitously.
fP Advertisements OF reIsohai p'@'N
:nrariabIy charged Double Pr'fe'
kIeAdvernse-nenis OF Pa'sn' "eoie.,
inserted al Thirty Dollars per cOi
umnn, per Yenr.
nPJob Work. Of ALL hind', 'Ne0s'
done. on New Type, and on as reasonso
Terms as any Office in Tennessee.
sPNO Paper will be discontinued un
all arrearages are paid up-eScePt al .
OPTION otlthe Publishers.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-16
Nav Goadsll New Goadsl

TEIHE undersigned have just r4eelved y
Il large and varied Stock Of desirable
PAIL AND E0l9IT 8R 80GDS3
bought on best terms from hrsi CLASS houses
ia the clJies OF Philadelphia aud New York,
to which they invite The attention Of put
|chssers. Having had much experience III
the business. and being well known TO tins
community. they deem 1t slmos, unnecessary
TO repdat the assurance, that al this house
eau be found as good Goods. aid 90 as liberal
terms, as can be had at any like establish
meni ID ahe State. Suffice IT ~ say that they
are determined. as heretofore, 10 make il IL
the interest Of buyers 10 deal with Them.
SOUTHWORTH, MORGAN s. NEIL.
Sept. 90.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-16

Four go.a-head Young ladies, Misses
Ella Irving, Kate Seymour, Forester
and Eliza Marchmount, advertise
themselves in the Troy Wing as sew
orally in want Of a husband. They
viii receive sealed proposals, through
The post Office, postpaid, and widow
ers are specially 4nctified not to ap-I
ply. as the ladies' do not deal in sec
end hand goods.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-16
Turnpike Notice.

N Office that . per cent on each share OF
IN stock subscribed in money TO the Fay
elierile, Mulberry. s. Lynchbarg Iurhpike
Road, IS IeqpfeJ to be pad 10 games Bright,
Treasurer OF said Bosrd, on orISelorellhe hrs,
DAY Of January aext. Aud Fall is hereby
mace, on the same stock Of 5 per cent. 10 be
paid on the fifst-of each, and Every month,
until the whole amounts paid 10. BY order
of the Board.
90, PAUL INGL IL, seery.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-16
BzEfs.'

Mrs. HANNAH c., consort pr Mr.. J PIN
Burke. departed this life at The residenc p Of
her husband in this vicinity, on the 9Th nst.
The subject OF This notice was b5rn ia the
Stale Of North Carolina, in The year 1916,
and united her destiny with her bered wed
husband in the year 1880. at the gender age
of fourteen. During the last ten eor ivy live
years Of her life, she was a resident amongst
this people. She LEI! four interesting d Jill
dren, three daughters and one son, to md urn
their irfeparabIe loss. We shall not pref end
to enurherate her many virtues; but suffice
il 10 say, that TO the department. she was
called 10 ill in life tina. Of acJe and moteer,
she was an ornament indeed. Rein ing
in her disposition, home was the Plq re. b ere
she could nearly always befounj, iesiow| Ing
her maternal attentions, winning the love
and attachment of her children, Snd many
a garland will their grateful remembrance,
weave for the brow of their Sainf6a mother
We re present wheR1he husband and the
daushtd rs (he son being absent in another
Slate) were summoned 10 take the last took,
upon the cold and marble features Of the
wife and mother. We could almost hear
the heart strings break. Hard hard, indeed
was the struggle togive up the loved one
the scene w9s overpowering! The large
number present, were convinced Of The just
ness of their grief, and mingled their tears,
with the tears OF ihe disconsolale. The
servants. TOO, came to Jake the las, look, and
evinced their bleeding attachment 10 their
once kind and indtigent Mistress, by irfe-
pressible Tears and cries Of distress. Ba
she has gone, and we trust gone 10 Heaven
where her husband and children may all
meet he where all tears are dried, and
where pa ring shall be no more AIRS. B.
had bee D a member of The Presbyterian
Church for many years, and sigaifcd her
willingness, we are informed, TO 60, when
death entered the door, and babe iler pre-.
pare for her departure.
Dec. 8. 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-16
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I fL-P Editors copying this Advertisement
GnclndiDg this noiice,) lew insertions, ant
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Nov. % 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-16

kPThe amendments to the
constitution just passed BY our Leg
lid ture, provide that thepeOpIe shall
vote upon them at the next regular
lie gislatIye election, aud if they rat.
IFS them. all the Judges, &C., now in
office win 90 out in the course OF a
few months, and the election of all
win be brought directly before the
people. The next Legislature will
fix the time when thepresent Judic-
iaI officers will yacate their offices
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-16
Land for Sale,

Undersigned offers lor sale valuable
a Tract OF LAND, lying ep the Yves, fork
of Norris Creek. containing SEQ acres
II hes on the road leading from Faye,tevjGs
20 Shelbyv'iIe, SIX mites from Fayetteville
About "a acres are ina fine Stale OF cult
vatcn; the balance well ,imbered. The tim
bcred land is rolling. There is a comfortable
dwelling house. and good oat-houses, on The
premises. Terms. EASY.
jas. L. THOMSON.
Dpr o IS5l-At
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-16

AMERICAN CLIPPERS The Hong
Kong Register, Of Aug. 9Th, COM
plains that American ships are mo
nopolising tile carrying trade be-
tween China and England. The
Surprise. Captain Domarcq, has
been loaded for London at &c,
whilst plenty Of British ships are ~
ing idle and available at half the
rate. The Surprise. il is said, earn
ed $4,000 from New York to San
Francisco. She will make over
$4,000 TO London. The English
meRdo not like it at all, nolwith-
standing it is in accordance v lib
the free trade policy which they
recommend'to us.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-16
March ElectiOn---1S52.
surRlrF-LINcoIN co.

sHERIFF-LlNCOIaN w.
80 We are authorized 10 announce Maj
ms M Hanks, candidats Tor Sherlh a
the March Eleelion. 1889
erP we are authorized TO announce Ste-
D,.e,, TOuchstOne, candidate ior ohei'
IN AT the March Election, 1857
dr. We are authorized 10 annonhee
Richard white, a candidate ior oneiii
al The March Election, 1902.
COUNTY COURT oLERK-L1NcoLN co.
.pWe are authorized 10 annUunce CON
st.snt smith. Esq acandldaie iof Coo 1n
~ Court Clerk aighe March Election. loo<
RS We are authorized 10 announce
xseorce Cunningham, candidate fo'
rronntv Court Clerk al the March Election
1852. .
r M. HURLEY. candidate for County
Conn Clerk at the March Election, 1907.
REelsrER--LIScoLN co.
e-P We are authorized. TO announce HI
rasY1 phillips, Esq, a candidals Tor lie
aister al the March Election, 1902. r
krs We are authorized 10 announce
81 ETcCsuug Edun0nSOn, candidate
for Register at the March. Election, 1907.
rrp We are authorized 10 announce
kJsreN III. Berry, candidate for Register
at The March Eleciion, 1852.
trP We are authorized TO announce
tos,. r. T1oryafl, candidate for Regis
Ter at the March Election. 1907.
.P We are authorized 10 announce
D.I. Wilmington, candIdats iof neg
lister al the March Election. 1907.
grP We are authorized to announce
TazcweII w. LcdbetteF, candidate lo'
Register at the March Election, 1872
/ CIRCUIT COURT cLERE-LINcoLN co,
/ srTeWe are authorized 10 announce SaS'
II. CsfleOat, candidate for Circuit pouf'
Clerk, al the March Election. 1857
sP We are authorized TO announce
vnE..S woodward. candidate t9r
80, Can Cgsrk a, ,he March Election,
1859.
TAX oLkEcToR-L1NcoLN CO.
RITZ We are authorized to annouhce
Robert DrennOn, Esq. candidate ioi
Tax Collector Of this county, Tor 1907
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-16

Our Louisville and Cincinnati
exchanges bring us the details Of
very destructive storm which oc.
Cured on the Ohio River on the
night Of Thursday, the 20th ult., in
which a large number of coal b pats
were sunk and many lives los t.
Some accounts report Is boatssiHnk,
but the full particulars as to the
loss OF life had not been obtained.
A letter ffrom Portsmouth, Ohio,
gives The names Of twelve men
known to be lost. The night was
intensely dark, and the snow and
rain which fell alternately combined
with a furious gale rendered it a
night of terrors. Probably mpny
were lost whose names are On.
known and never will be discover
al
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-16

LOOK Our FOR THE THIEF!! Fran
els z almer entered my shop on Mon
day oath inst, and stole fire black
frock eatand black Cashmere pants,
and paEned them to a gentleman in
Nashville. The said Palmer is about
6 feet, or 6 feet ] inch high, weighs
about $50 pounds, pale complexion,
and coarse featured; has very thin.
high, and long nose, long black hair,
is about.2S or 20 years old, had on
when he left a black round crowned
hat, black satinet sack coat, pants
of the same, a pair of new heavy
| home made boots. He is o Tanner
by trade, and says he came from
Augusta, Georgia, to this place. Ht
says he learned his trade in Maine
and is likely to ask for employment
at tie first lanyard be comes to, as HI
is short Of funds.
i W. P. Mcdaniel
Murfreesborough, Nov. 20.
VIII our brethren Of the press pas
bin around Telegraph.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-16
Hoes.-The hog market

Hoes he nog market mas
again relapsed into quietness. We
hear Of no trans actions, but prices
are firm at 81 SO net. The Shell
by News of yesterday says lou.
Jour.
As we predicted last week, the
price Of hogs has advanced. On
Monday last, an agentfor a Louis
vile house, told US that he was Of
fering $40 gross, driving of the
hogs Immediately, orS3, so, The feed
ers to keep them until the 10Th or
18th inst; and that he found the
offers induced but few sales.
Mr.. Clement Moore, Of this coun-
ty, sold a lot Of 81 hogs TO Messrs.
Jarvis & Co, which were worth
noting; they were weighed on the
25th ult., were Is months old, and
averaged 435 pounds gross. Breed
-Grazier and Woburn crossed.
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METHODIST Coll eE.-The Mem
phis Conference, which met at Padu-
cab, KY, week before last, loca ted a
College at Trenton, Gibson county,
in this State, under the care Of The
Conference. 1t will 60 into opera
alton as soon as suitable buildings
can be erected.
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oHsNgSre.

DO not think 1t necessary TO enter into 4
l. controversy with any Merchant or MGR
eli ants abou, the best point 10 purchase
Goods. as presume ii makes but litile differ
ence with the consumer where they are pur
chased, SO they gel them al the lowest rate
can and will sell Goods as cbesp as any
Merchant in Fsyeiie vilis-I care not W here
he made bis purchases. Try me. Merchan,
or Purchaser.
Sept. %. SHaP.aRD. +
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-12-16

At the recent session of the Iii:
nois Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church, forty>four can
didatcs for the ministry were receiy-
ed on. trial.