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Fresh Drugs. Medicines, &c.

I6W0 The undersigned have re- sssA
~ ceived by late arrivals, large ~
eTE5' addition 10 iheirsioek Of He'd Il
| x icines, Paints, Oils, Perfume
ny, Varnishes, Fancy Articles, &c.
making il nuchI larger and better assofle
llhan they have eve before offered. HayIn
been purchased bT one OF the trm in person
with much care and attention TO both pro
and quality. they are able to offer them a
the lowest marker raies, and request of Coun
Try Merchants AMI Physicians particularly
an examination Of their stock. They hav,
lately received
600 kegs pure White Lead;
1000 gallons Lihseed OIL;
2i2 dez CARROTS Scotch Snuff IN bottles
&c do Sweetser's Maccoboy do in do
So boxes Scotch Snuff 10 rels;
$50 600 G D Percussion Caps;
100 groce best Wood Box Matches;
Us doz Cologne Water, assorted;
100 do Bars OIL;
81 do Rose Hair Oil;
500 lbs Spanish Float Indigo;
1000 10 superior Nader;
81 sacks Pepper and Ginger;
% boxes Gunpowderaud Imperial fea;
IL bois Spanish Whiinss
90 dog RnshIoar Clarke s. Co.'S Cod
Liver Oh;
! 600 lbs Roll Birthstone;
$50 half boxes Window Glass, assorted
sizes;
I5O doz Smoking Tobacco;
$50 doZ Masons Backing;
90 gross Fancy Pipes;
10 bbis Spirits Turpe milne;
5l5 lbs Extract ogwo cd. in small boxes;
1870 reams Letter and Cap Paper very
low;
so doz Hair Brushes;
100 do Shoe do single and in pairs;
300 do Violin Strings;
100 do Fine Combs;
20 boxes Shaving Soap;
l9Odoz Tooth Brushes, assorted.
GOO gallons Winter Sperm Oil;
72l do Tanners Od;
20 dozen White Wash Brushes;
10 do -Tayior's Shaving Com pound;
70 grNce Steel Pens;
"a doz Bulls Sarsaparilla;
600 lbs Venetian Red.
EWlN, BROWN s. co.
Sept 23-ly Nashville, Tenn. |
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Second Large Auction Sale of
New FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS, by
40 10 DWu0ANo

TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY,
OcToBER2l. q, and %!
NJ WILL sell al auction, commencing OF
4 Tuesday Morning, 2lst October, ant
continuing until Thursday evening, 23d, III,
largest and best assorted stock vi English
Preach, German aud American DRY
Goods, ever offered before in this market
The stock is all entirely new and Of sppe
rior class, comprising The greatest variety o
Woolens, Ladies' Dress G0ods, Trimmings
sc; black. blue and fancy colored Cloths and
Cassimetes; black. blue and Oxford Sattineits
Tweeds. Jeans, Kerseys, Jenny LiDds, Robin
Hood; red, blue, scarlet and improved Lin.
seys. Gala Plaids, sup'r Cashmere de Ecoss
all wool DeLaines, SOphorieanes, Turquoise
Glaze, Pampedour blaine. Chrysial Gro ee
Nap and French DeLanes; black and blue
back Gro de Rhine Silks; fg'd Champoneite
de Sole dc; fringed Tsfeia, Bonnet Ribboas,
fancy Bonnet and Sash do; satin, silk aud
woIsied Meetings.; Cashmeres. and high coll
ored Plaid do; silk. warp black Alpaccas,
Mohair Lustres, high coIored Aipaccas, Co
burgs. Thibet Cloths, English Merinos.
French Shawls, entire new siylei Bay Stale
and American Plaid Shawls, of all sizes;
blue, drab, brown, sleeps gIeY, retershau
Blankets; negro and fancy end Blankets;
Eng lish, French and American PiinIs; heavy
brown MusIins ,bleached Muslns. satin Jeans,
brown and bleached DTiIiDgs; scarlet, yellow
and white Flannels; French, Scotch and
American Ginghams; Fed Tickines, Apron
Checks. linen birds eye DiFper, sup'r Linen
Napkins, Table Cloths, Irish Linens, Linen
Cambria Handkerchieis, gents Linen Hand
kerchiefs. silk Hdkls. cotton do, black and
fancy silk Cravais, Erial Ties, brown and
bleached Hollands, black Cambrics. Null and
Swiss Musins. six Lace aud Edging Thread
Laces, sup'r twisted silk Dlitts and Gloves,
Ladies and Misses Merino half Hose. Sus-
Penders. mems Gloves, Canvass Padding,
red do, sewing Silk, Twist. Patent Thread,
Spool Thread, Needles, Pins, ladies' and
gentlemen's black and Soiored Kid Gloves.
wooden Gloves, and indeed every article to
m axe complete stock Of Goods.to which
invite your especial attention. Receiving ah-
ditions OF new Goods, which will make The
assortment complete and the stock large
terms liberal.
AH@&He
Mems Calf Boots. Water Proof do, Goat
Lace do. mems calf, kip and thick Brogans,
women's Jenny Lind Polka. goat. calf and
kip Busklns, women's sewed goat lace Boots,
misses enameled Bootees and Ties, heeled
NJ nerva Boots kid SLIPPERS, children's eham-
eled Lace Boqts, mems beaver, moleskin
and silk Hats; mems Me Eican Saxony Hats.
boys fancy trimmed do, silk and cohon I'm
brcllas, SC. SC.
AND. J. DUNCAN.
H.
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NOE ECEIs
The undersigned WISHES 10

-, The undersigned wishes 10 sell thai
Gs very desirable Farniiy Residence
-. wherein he now resides. III miles
south east of Fayetteville, on the Fayetteville
and New Marker road. containing 1910 acres
of land, with all necessary Improvements Tor
family purposes; on which is an excellent
DistiIIery, with all necessary apparatus =
As TO good water and healthfuness, not sur
passed by an location in the State Of Tennes
see. He would sell rent The DlsIilery alone
with wood and water privileges, provided he
cdnno, seIiah together. For particulars, apply
10 the subscriber on the premises.
JOSEPH S. CLARKE.
Oci. 7. 1876 [. ncoIn Co., Tenn.
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star in forehead. supposed TO have had the
Big head and big jaw. ga hands. about 6yr:
old; by Thos Byron, 9Th Dis, on Rock creek
Sept S 1851.
Mule, iron gray. no brands Perceivabie, Z
yrs Ole; BY Thos Blrom, same date
MARSHALL COUNTY.
Horse, sorrel, white sreak down the
face, about 3yrs old: by Erwin Jones, lllh
Dis. July II 1851.
Horse Mule, has the fstula very bad,
about IA hands high, ubort 9yfs old: by
Squiers & Vowel, 18th Dis, Aug 3 1881
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Gil s. R30SSeZZs

IEAvE just received general assortment
IL of New Fail and Winter Goods,
which they are now offering 10 sell on lhf
most reasonable terms. For beauty and va
riety, our stock cannot be excelled by any
house in town, and we do earnestly hope TO
have a call from these who wish 10 buy
Goods CHEAP.
When you come TO town, remember 10
call at Gill & RusseIl's for good bsTgains
and fine Goods Our stock is large and we
WILL SELL VERY Low.
We will barter for all Your Feathers, Bees
wax, Ginseng, TaIlow. Lnsey, Homesrun,
Jeans, Cotton Cloth, Meal Sacks, &c. Sc.
Oct T.
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Kew Coodsll N,eW Goods!

FE7HE undersigned have just dereived a
u large and ysrlei Stuck Of desirable
PAIL AEO WINE SR 9O91SS
bous!,. Oh best terms from first class houses
d the cities Of Philadelphia and New York.
10 which they invite the attention OF put
dhssers. Having had much experience ~
the business. and being well known TO this
community. they deem II almost unnecessary
10 repeat the assurance, that al this house
can be found as good Goods, and on as liberal
terms, as can be had at any like esiablis h
,seht in the State. Suffice Ii Ia say that they
are determined. as heretofore, TO make II TO
the interest Of buyers 10 deal with Them.
SOUTH WORTH. MORGAN s. NEIL.
Sept. %.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-07

Erys After examining, we are pre-
pared to say that MsSsrs. Scott,
Gray s. Co., have in store, in
Owens Arcade, on the West side
of the public square, a superior
and OK tensiye stock Of ready made
clothin 6, from the finest to- the
conmon ets article; they have also a
var iety of fine. cloths, &c. &c
which with the low price they have
consen ted to take for them induces
us to request you to call on them,
and supply your wants; they will
be plea sed TO see and wait upon
you.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-07

sy- s. J. .ShanHn & Co., have
JAS opened d superb assortment Of
Fall al d WI tcr Goods, which, they
infarm US, ca mot be excelled in this
market, either in quality OF price
From persona Il observation, We think
they are "hafd to beat!!' MI. -GaPd-
aer, one Iof the partners, has but re-
Gently come into our midst. Our
friends ON forming his acquaintan Ice,
wills find him courteous, afable, and
accommodating. Give him a call.
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Business ln TulIahomaI

lnN the goth inst. rutead being n
w TuilahoEna.l with limited stock OF
Groceries, and suc IN olher articles as ffil
meet the demands OF the adjoining country,
aud improvements oil The new Iowa.
My determination IS TO be ready,on he
arrival OF the Cars, to open with FdLL and
GENERAL ASSORTMENT; and shall be prePared
furnish The trade wiih every Thing m nv
line, on the MOST LIBERAL TERMS. al Nash
yilie prices. J. GRiZZARu.
Nashville, Sept. 23-if
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eEg+ SHEPARD has in store an ex-
cellcn5 stock -of Fall and Winter
Goods, 10 which he invites the atten-
ton Of those wishing to purchase
rood and cheap Goods.
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cLoTHige- STORE.
Gents Furnishing CsOds.

ia The subscribers respectful eNYN
- ly inform the public. thai All q, n
they have now in stole, spleEdie - l-i-&'
assortment of super French Habits, Cloth
Sacks, Ffock and Business Goats. Also, a
! full supply of Oregon Cashmere, Fancy
Tweeds, Alpaca, CroIob Cloth, Linen and
| CeiloGade Sacks and Frocks.
w 1ES8r
or all kinds-saIn, fancy sIiS. wilton, alpaca
and Mafsellles. of every variety and price
PAN1AAI0ONSo
| oil every description and pIice. from rich
French Doeskin CASHMERE, black, plain and
fancy, to the lowest price Linen and Cotton.
Furnishing Articles. Of every description.
such as Shirts. Snirt Collars, Shains, Cravats,
Handk eIeh 'els, Hosiery. Suspsndsrs, Gloves;
Hair, Cloth, and Tooth Brushes, and all other
articles necessary 10 complete
eseDfienlan's Wardrobe.
We have also on baud, and will continue TO
keep, splendid assoriineni of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, and VESTINGS, from The
finest French lwIIed Cloth 10 the 10 west pIice.
Tweeds and Summer Cloth. DOeskin and
Fancy Cassimeres Of the latest style. SauD.
Silk, VaIeDcie, MarseIlles, Velvet, black,
brown and drsb.
This splendid Stock Of Goods has been SCI
lected with great care by one OF considerable
experience. and has been pronounced by &C M
peient judges, a jpdicious selection.
efr-Tsfhe location Of this Cheap Clothing
Establishment, is in owens Arcade. one
Door North Of owens Tavern.=93
We would also state. that we are carrying
on the Tailoring Business, IN ALL ITS
VARIOUS BRANCHES. MIR. ScorT, who has
the entire control of this bia3ch OF Business.
feels assured, from past experience and suct
cess, that he. can give ENTIRE sATIsFAcTIos
to all who may favor Us with call. Every
garment made up by as will be tearrGntsd 70
NJ, and 10 be in the NEST FAsHIosABLE and
APPROVED STYLE, or 10 SUIT The peculiar tas'e
nj those who NAV wish 10 deyiate from the
same. No pains will be spared in cutting
garments to be made by 'he Ladies. LHeles
Riding HABITS, and Promenade Dresses. will
Be cut nd neatly laid off TO insure no mistake,
and explanations given in regard TO making
them up, according to the prevailing iashion
Of the day. Paris, London. New York. and
Philadelphia Fashions always on hand,
SCOTT. GRAY s. CO.
Aug. &c, 1851.
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~ The prompt and liberal sub
script 5n faircd TO assist our old
ffisal I'm. Aes1a, Esq., to rebuild
BIS Office which was burned On
last f iday nig .speaE,s well far
the Id erality Of our citizens, an q
affords an o. idence of the high e$
innate they place upon one of our
Oldest ard most deserving citizens.
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oTENa.Lse.'

FNHIS is to motifs the public generally tia
III w. II. MOOREiS Is legally auIhoF
ized agent for the Marble Yard at Nashville
and all couIracts will be filled IN the neaie4
manner and shortest notice possible. Al
work will be delivered at Fayetteville, or .bs
places most suitable. "A II kinds Of Furniturl.
Monuments. SIabs, Head and Foot Stores.
either OF Marble or Lime Rock. ca and
see specimens Of Italian and Au.eriese Marble
RULE. STONE s. %.
April %, 1851. BY ". Il. MoORE;
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Fine Jack for Sale.

- THE subscriber, living neal
E Gordon's Church. has a very sa-
I,.r.or King Cyrus Jack, which he viii
sell baroain m. Said Jack Is IA hands
high. and remarkably heavy and well broke
J. B. REID
Giles County, Sept. 30-3t prs iets2
. Pulaski Gazette. !
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re- DicDier g. Hampton are just
in receipt of the largest and best ar
ranged stock of fresh Drugs and
Medicines that they ha We ever off red
in this market. The Physician hnd
Pllnter Will here find every thing
needed for medicinal purposes. I
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-07

tEf We today give seyeralI.neV
estrays and runaway negroes. Please
exani1 e tic Lists. We giveE oul
readers all of both Of these, thatsare
made bubble.
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aAHGEicRa

A LII those indebted TO Tucker 8 H:g-
Ia gins, Will save cost by calling al W.
II. Webbs sndIpayine of their notes and
accounts by the l0iE day of October next.
Sept. 80. !
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COasassasGsaa5SCS

Ses> w Hist portion oil the citizens
eEEy of the United States are much
excited upon tie jecl OF The Cuban Rev
whist war of wordsls now
being waged IN discussing the great measure
whetherthe merchants OF Fayetteville should
buy their Goods al Nashville OF an Eastern
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6T- Advertisements and Communications
mus,be handed into The Office by Saturday
Mrhiag. TO insure an appearance in The
next weeks Paper
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-07

spThe Synod of the Gambler
land Presbyterians VIII convene in
this place, on the third Friday olathis
month.
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10 Printers.

We have for sale, % les. Of new
Newspaper Leads, at Foundery prices
-25 cents per h., cash. Length,
seventeen ems, Long Primer.
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NASHVILLE, TENN.

To Country McFchants.--The Stock
OF Wares offered TO The retailer al this csia5-
lIshmentsls unusually extensive and com
plete; will be sold on favorable terms to The
trade. A call is solicited. EERThe best Of
packers d re engaged al this house. 4Gs
A. II. HICKS.
Nashville, SER. % IS5I-ly
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Neatly Printed Blanks.

Constable, aud JUSTICES blanks just print
ed, and for sale Al our desk-cheap.
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CIOTRHNG.

ID EADY made Dress. Frock Sack. Bust
Il T. ness and Over COatS--Vcsts, Pants
and CiOakS. For sale low by
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN & BEAVERS.
Oct.7,
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slEElEe -LENcoLN co.

KIT p ase authorized 10 announce Tzaj
Eas. II. HANKS, a caali2ale for Ss2rG a
,Ae .lpch Election, 1852.
50 We are Authorized u annqunce-Stc-
pIsesa Touciast0ae, candidate Tor Shel-
u - a3 Marcia Election. 1852.
sGJ@ We are Authorized ID announde
Ssicsaar.i White. candidate Tor Sheriff
al the March Election, 1852.
COUNTY couRr CLERK -LrNcoLN CO.
kCF .ge are authorized to announce Com
stasaf s;sLliIia, Es1 a taEdiiaie for Coun-
y ( ,uri Clerk al he March Election. 1852
sETAV- are au,horized 10 announce
George C5ansEisg TaaEE,, a candidate lOr
IinaIy l;oun Clerk al lhe March Election
1892.
REGIsTEe--LINcoLN co.
f1> We are auihoFIze4 to announce Hi
a.alsl Phillips. Esq.. candidate for Re
gisler Al The March Election, 1852.
tC@ Ne are authorized TO announce
EE. IcClssuB E,sEnensOh a candidate
isd II ! STR al lie March Election, 1872.
49, we are authorized 20 announce
Alfred p. Eserry, a cphslllale for Register
al The March Eieclion. 1852.
sEJs iVe are anahoriz,t TO anrHunce
loan T. - organ, can.li'lale lor Regis
= rhe March t.ieclion 1852
fCe W. are authorized 10 announce
=. :. Wilmington candidate Tor Reg
,>ier al The MaicA alectlah, 1852
CIRCUIT coURr CLERK LIN coin co.
sfTeWe are lauihorzedito announce Jas.
e.. ChiicOa:, candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk at the March Election 1852.
eCP We are authorized 10 announce
Robert 6. Woodward, a candidate Tor
Circuit CoaIi Clerk al The March Election, /
1852.
TAX oLLEcTOR-LtNcoLS CO.
rrJs We are authorized 10 announce
Robert DrczIEl al 1fEsq.. a candidate Tor
Tax Collector iii this county, for 1852.
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G. N. F0w5 ; 3 co.
Commission Merchants and Factors
vandcpser.rs Wharf,
Charleston, S. c.

IMvvN ,gE offer our -seyices as r8
sSEIss5 commission .herchants nnd So
Farfo's, in all the branches Of the ConInIs-
sEop Business.
IN the purchasing Of MERcHAEDisE. On
orders, ice hare had much ,gperience. and viii
at all times properly attend to direct ofdets
TO our address. for purchasing and forwarding
Merchandise from This or other markets.
In all sales Of Property and returns Of pro-
ceeds. we shall sustain The interests Of our
Friends, and strictly follow orders.
Consignmenis OF Property for reship me1s
10 other ports. by rail road or vessel, will rs-
celTe prompt attention.
G.. R. iFOWLE & co.
Charleston. S. c; +, April Is, 1851.
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Medicine Chests, &c.

Sss 3 DOZEN Mahogany and Poplar
Es Wood, and Morocco Medicine
CHESTS, received and Tor sale low Most OF
'hese chests were made 10 our order by the
manufacturer, and comprise the finest assort-
ment ever offered in this market. We have
Them OF sizes suitable for plantations. FAINT
lies. and for persons travelling.
~ dozen empty Medicine Chest Walls;
pairs Medical Sadd;eb1gs.
EWIN, BROWN s. CO.
Sept. 29-Iy Nashville, Tenn.
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~ The List Of Letters is published in
the Observer, in compliance with law Of
Congrt IS, which provides that they shall
appear in the newspaper having The LARGEST
cIRCUI ATIoN IN THE couNTY.L0
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-10-07

Well executed counterfeit $40
notes on the State Bank of Indiana
are ID circulation out on the Wabash.
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Hats!
"A The Fall EHat ceived and for
q sale by
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN & BEAVERS.
Oct.7.
Rlanketsi Blankets!

DLCE, CIR cen. Drab. Scarlet. and Fancy
I'D Macinaw Blankets, alsb Bed. CiadIe
aud Negro Blankets IN Store and for sale
cheap by
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN & BEAVERS.
,<Oct7.
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Wo Ia WEBB


Would inform the citizens of Lincoln tha
ne is at peace with all the world and the res
of mar kind, and is content 10 leave TO wise
heads 20 discuss the per 'centuns, the ex
changes, &c. and promises ihe public to b.
found al all imes at his
Cheap Cash Store,
where he is ready TO compromise with tcost
who may favor him with a call, upon such
terms as will prove that his NEW and HAND
SOME Stock oil Fall and Winter Goods
IS at prices 10 suil the consumer As he is
ready 10 prove His faith by his works. let the
low price at which his Goods are offered
settle The question.
His stock consists in paIt--a, beauri-
tSffG ful assortment oil Ladies Fancy Dress
* Goods, gariegaied Silks. deLaines.
Gashmeres. ,PopIins. Alpaca. Jaconeis.
Cambrscs and Mhsins.
A large stock Of newest styles English,
French aud Ame RIGA n PRINTs
A rich variety cf GenIiemen's plain and
fancy Dress Goods, viz: Cassimeres,
~ T~eeds. Shtineus, Vestings-a good
- assortment Of Blankets for overcoas.
A general ASSORTMENT Of Hats,
Gaps, Boots, Shoes, Domesics. -
Hardware. Queensware, Groceries, Coniec-
lionaries; SC. sc. Sept. 50.
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OF Advertisements are inserted in The
0 DR. in which they are handed in.
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A LIsT OF LETTERS

Ed EMAINiNG ia The Post Office at Fay
Ia ETrEvILLE, Team, Septcrn Der i
Es5l.
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Always
Want

5000 yards heavy white Linsey;
s0eO do fine 60 do
1000 do striped or plaid do
1000 do Brown Jeans coarse TO extra fine
SEQ pairs large all Wool Socks;
5000 ponnis Wool;
coco do Feathers. SHEPARD.
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Beautiful
Fine
Hats.
Shoes and Boots.

Shoes and Boots.
e. LADIES kid, cali and kip Shoes
-szs9 and Caters;
Mems calf, goat and kip Shoes:
i do fine and extra 6ae calf Boots:
do wafer proaf cali and kip do
do hesyg kip aud mud do
BOYS and Youths do
Negro Brogans. extra article.
Come in! come IL! and let ne show you
what can We had al SHAPARD'S
Cheap Cash or Credit Corner
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Runway Negro List.

isi, Name Of negro is given. 81, complexion
and height. Sd, age. 4th, description. 9Th.
owners name. 9th. date of commitment
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TAX col LEcroR -LtNcoLs CO.
rrJs We are authorized 10 announce
Robert DrczIEl o IA tfEsq.. a candidate Tor
Tx COLLECTOR nl Ibis COUNTY,. for 1852.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-09-17
Commissioner Of the General Laad ofie..
n O. T I c T.
TO PRE- EMPTloN CLAIMANTS, AND 10 l.! sSi
ELS, OCCUPANTS, AND PEKMlT1EES ~
MINERAL LANDS.

~
TO PRE- EMPTloN CLAiMAN1s, Avp 10 l.! sSi
ELS, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMlTIEES az
MINERAL LANDS.
Every person entitled 10 The right of pie-cmp-
ton 10 any Of the lands above mentioned is fe-
quiled TO establish the same TO the Saslaciun
OF the Register and Receiver al SAUL Sic. Ma.
rie, and make payment therefor as soon as
practicable after seeing this notice.. and before
the day appointed Tor lbe commencement OF.
the public sale OF be lan's crnbra cling the lrac.
claimed olherai se such claim will lie for
feed. :
And every person having the right, uni.r.
the act entitled AN act 10 establish land Of
fee in the northern part of Michigan, and io
provide for the sale of the mineral lands in he
Stale Of Michigan approved lSt Marth, lS41,
as lessces, occupants, or permittceS, to enter
Ia the extent of their leases or permits, any If
the lands above mentioned, and " ho are enii-
tied, under the q ct entitled IAN act to reduce
the minimum price { the mineral lands in the
Lake Superior district. Michigan. and the
Chippewa district in Wisconsin, approved
10Th September, 1850, ITO ehier the lane cov-
cred by their leases, occupancy. and PERMITS
respectively" at the minimum price OF 81 25'
per acre; or, if covering more than enc tn
>ecliohr entitled, on the surrender uf such
LEASE or permit nj the proper land oihrc, 10,
purchase, ii he shall elect 10 Go 50, one nj.
section, al the rate of - so per acre is requif-
cd 10 establish The same TO the satisfaction C.
the REGISTER and Receiver at Saul Ste. MARI
and make payment. herelor as soon a> rrac'i-
cable aher seeing this notice, and before the
dav appointed for the commencement Of he
public sale Of the lands embracing The iiact
claimed Otherwise such r la i'm W il ne forfeited.
-ar }. .-BU TTERFiEID
Commissioner u The General Land ofiee.
lew.