Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-02-11

BID distributed, valued at $500; a
ha rp worth $500; five melodeons,
$500; twenty-five musical ANIMALS,
valued at IS each, and fifty at So
ca CHI. The price Of tickets is 81,
and the number il limited to five
thousand. Anothe b viii take place
at Tripler Hall on Monday evening
next, under the auspices Of Mr. W.
" Wallace. One hundred musical
prese MS, cd1sistina Of five pianos,
sever al flutes, guitars, &c. viii be dis
tributed during the evening lick
cts emitting the oilers to share IN
the lottery, s. eadh- The concert
only 81, and, to the second circle, 90
cents.
VIRGINIA AND THE VEro PowER-In
the constitutional G invention of Yir-
ginia, Mr.. Wise has offered resolu-
ton proposing so to limit the veto
power of the executive, that bill
which has received his egatiye may
afterwards become q law BY a major
lily vote in both houses of the legisla-
ture.
| FRANKLIN CouNTY- statistical
Fac count of the value of the Read Es-
| tate in Franklin county, not inclu-
dino several tracts of mountain land,
Iac@ording to the late enumeration,
| SI,42S,450.
Also, the amou nt of the Corn
Crop in 1S49, 7S6,5S1 bushels
Alko, the amount d the Wheat crop
lin 1S49, 1914 bushels; the latter
er& p falling short 10 its usual av-
erl ge- -IF1iacheBter IaaeYsnaeR.
Hen Prices OF PRoFERTY- The
Gre ensborough (Ala) Beacon says,
that property Of almost every kind is
col nmahding high prices in that sec
IT'D ., Likely negro men command
$500 to $1,000 lib cash, and from
ISL 600 to 81, 100, on twelve months
/ tin e,- women and boys, ia the same
rbportion. Choice field hands have
hired from sl25 to $50. Stock
generally, as also corn, fodder,
pork, sc. cor mand unusually high
prices.
SHIP BuILDING CHALLENGE.-New
: I'd rk merchants ar about to build a
: eli pper ship which they viii challenge
, the ship builders Of England to sur
, IS. The Herald sqYgi
I The challenge Will be sent By the
ASIA, the next steamship that vii
lleaF re oul shores for England, and the
Ter ms that the owners Of the vessel
viii ch beats the other on the voyage
from New York t D Liverpool and
.bac K, viii win the beaten vessel.
/ Hon. Thomas 81 aiding, president
Of the late Georgia convention, died
on the 4th inst. The Savannah Re
publican says Of him '.that when he
went to the convention, he said he
woll I'D go fine died on the Foad." =
He did not so die, but he did not live
to return.
The INDIANS IN TExAs.-Some Ca
mar che Indians paid Il flying visit In
to the Arkansas country a'faW weeks
Iago for the purpose Of stealing, it is
supposed Capt 8TcCulloch's Ran
gers f0llowed their trail, routed tho
party, captured their horses and most
Of Il Feir trappings, and is supposed,
IkiIldd one of their number ard
won hded two others. The Indians
Ihav9 agreed to deliven up-seyeral
Am& rican and Mexican prisoners,
whol n they have had IN bondage for
some time back. The Americans
capt red the son Of an Indian Chief
somewhere in the neigbborhood of
Lare Go, and, to obtain his liberation,
the Indians, are now delivering up all
Anne rican prisoners among them
Nash. Wig
The census of the State oflNorth
Carolina has been fully ascertained,
with the exception of the county of
IMeclk lenburg; and assuming the num-
ber il that county to be 1900, the
total population Of the State IS $780,
6S7, Of which 2SS,000 are slaves
The entire increase since 1910, is
l17,26S, CT which increAse about
$4,000 is Of the slave population
The committee on the Legislative
Depa rtment of the Maryland Reform
Convention have reported in favor Of
the adjustment of Imprisonment for
debt.
The San Francisco correspondent
of the New Orleans Delta says that
Judge Heydenfeldt, formerly Of Al
ALBANIA, is likely to be elected Uni
ted States Senator from California.
JTseoasn.-The Legislature Of