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Commission Merchants and Factors
VsaEScrhOTss's w EsarG
Charleston. s. c.

FEyEN We Offer cur services as fsrBs,
z.ss-5 Commits on Merchants shd $50
Factors. "a ali the BRANCHES oil the Commas
sion Business
. In tie purchasing of MERoIAxDisE. on
orders, ace hare had much experience and will
at all lima S property attend IN direct orders
10 our address Tor purchasing and forwarding
Merchandise from this or Other markets
In all sales of Property andreturns OF pro-
ceeds we shall sustain tie INTERESTS oil our
Friends, and strictly i5lfVw orders
Consighmenis OF Property ierlreshipmef
10 other pOrls. by rail rpad or vessel, viii r.
ceIye prompt attention.: r.
G. NJ, FOWLE * co.
Charleston, S G., April i5,l SPi.
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Eleven young men took shelter
during a thunder storm, not long
since, under large tree near the
banks of the Arkansas river, and
while there the light thing struck the
tree, and seven of the eleven were
knocked down liGeless. But fortu-
nately the drenching they received
during the shower restored them to
life, after which they we're taken on
board a steam boat which passed up
the river Immediately after the occur
renee.
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CLIO H1no STORE.
Gents f furnishing Goods.

e The subscribers respectful fTryYTM
- " inform the pubic. thai lsagES = II,
they have no W in s,ole, splendid - ALL
assortment of super French Habuk, Cloth
Sacks, Frotk and Business Goats. Also. a
full supply of Oregon Cashmere, Fancy
Tweeds, Alpaca. Croton Clolh, Linen and
CouoBade Sacks and Frocks.
1JEE %e
OF all knds-saipp, fancy silk, wilton, alpaca
and Marteilles. Of every variety and pnce.
PANT AAOOlS9
OF everv description and price. from lich
French Doeskin CASHMERE, black, plain and
fancy. TO the lowest price Linen and Cotone
Furnishing Articles, Of every description
snch as Shirts. Shirt Collars. Shams, CIavats,
Handkerchiefs, Hosiery. Suspenders. Gloves;
Hair, Cloth, aud Tooth Brushes, and all oihei
articles necessary 10 comPletea
csentIensar's Wardrobe.
We have also On hand, and wifi conIinne TO
keen. a splendid assortment of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES, and VESTINGS. from the
fines, French twilled Cloth 10 The 10 vest pIice.
Tweeds and Summer Cloth. Doeskln aud
Fancy Cassimer@s Of the latest style, Sann,
Silk, Valencie, Alarseiies, Velvet, black.
brown ahd drab.
This splendid Stock Of Goods has been Sc
iec,ed with great care by one of considerable
experience. and las been pronounced By conf
petenl judges, a judiclous selection.
fEJpTh location OF this CHEAP Clothing
Establishment. isin Owens Arcade. one
Door North OF Owens TaEern.eCs
We would also state. that we ale carrying
on he Tailoring Business, IN ALI. ITS
.a,ous BRANCHES. MIR: ScoTT. who has
The entire control of lhiE branch of Business.
fsels assured from past exprerience and sue
cess. that he can give ENTIRE sAFisFAGrioF
10 all who may tavor US WIN call h'Var ~
gar nent made up by Us will be trarranted 10
I'll, aud 10 be in fine most F4sHIoNABtE and
',ppRoyED STYLE or to suit The peculiar taste
ri those who may wish TO deviate from The
same. No pains will be spared in cutting
garments to be made by the Ladies. Ladies
Riding Habits, and Promenade Dresses, will
be chi and neatly laid off TO insure no mistake
and explanations given in regard 10 making
them IN, according to the prevailing fashion
Of the iav. Paris, London. New York, ant
PhiIadelnh;a Fashions always on hand.
SCOTT, GRAY s co.
A.. or ,e51i
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fayetteville Observer
HI EsptX. AUGUST 90. 1881.
March EIeciion---19j

sH4Ri'f--tlNcol.N go
sJ" We afs saihorz ID 70 annoniier 81 3:
! a~. II 81 illis 1.s, { candidate toi 9i'e'ih q
lhe Mach EFeen9n, loJ2.
I ~ 49,. :. rand,a,te for Sher-
~. - - t,,..,,,.a 1872
II Ih7 Il, 49, s,fi,a,lZed /, anncpnce
~ w a'e "u-'iS'. ri.'f,tsts, Sheria
HttcH-ied - .s'''' fs53
IA 'ne S'"'0" -
-cauxry oogET qLEak-idNcoiS 60!
fJ9 Ne arc aaiharizea - a1' n'' ~, go.
Slant Slslitss, ~ = r,1.,; ,o515
Iy CanriICieTk al the Hi"lcH Hie0'to",
sl-I- We. are ap,HoIl1ed 20 a'nDu" 49,
Eeor-.t tH-inins lii.iii' sSuI I,''a5iao's
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We have detailed accounts Of Vi
client bail storm in MASSACHUSETTS,
and CPnnccticut. The damage TO
the crd ps, buildings, &c, was very
GREAT The loss Of several lives is
also mentioned. The tobacco crop
in Windsor, Connecticut, had lis
leaves all cut to pieces by the hail
An immense amount Of damage was
done { the tobacco crop in -Suflield
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SgINzb

90 CAaR and BicMb SODA. Pearl -
- ash, Alum. SaieFasGS. EPSON Is
~ Salts, Roll B,intstone. ssuipn1f
\ S.bl. SIENNA Fol. Buehu, cliamo.nIie.
Genl.ana. Coiumbo. Gum hiyrh. SAH Pelie.
REID Camrho. Gan Arabic, Carb a aiu,s1ia.
Rheubalb ipecac J aiag. Scam a,ony Opium.
Gamboge, Aioes, ASsasn:al5, He'd aud iVhn,e
Precipiia,e, Elgot. Benznin. SF's Aa.mei,is.
Aqua Ammonia, Lobella, J0juhe Paste, Rlre
Mass. Sulasch Pul, Cioges. Nafmtss. Ca
yenne and Black Pepper, spice, Mace. sc
Surgical Instruments, Pocket Cases, tne
TTusses, large sssur;meni and
hall dezen kinds; g'r'o 4 tdou.inal Sup
porters; SNUFF, Scotch- GaFreiI's. EveTly's
and others, in hoI;!es aud blaiders; S.luff
Boxes. ass'dS EXTRACTS. Totet, Lubin's.
French, duFseI's, abd Bokeauan, tor tke
HandkfrchIei; C6iceCts atd Han G.ls. 20
niatuHis. Cosnetles; keGss els. EaUts, Tay-
ior's aad other SIiG Wing CkEA Ms: Soaps
and T billet Soaps; COMBS. iUGaic. Ivory
shell and English Herr; t'iesA, Hair ass'a
Paint, Vanish. Sash, Tool, - hisewash ard
other BRUSH rs; Rifle and Pistol Powder.
Ear Lead, Shot, Percussion Caps, PDwdee
Fiasks, Flints, Fish Hooks anl Lines. sc.
Alcohol. Gin. B.andies, did particular Po,t
Wine, fine Madeira Tor uied.cal purposes;
Red anu WhIle Leads. dry OF esonnd IA OIL.
Ali kinds Of Paints. l.ius. "a Oh. TUfpeniin,-.
Tube Colors. Indigo. Ma'ldei Paste Bisckiba;
VI IND9w Glass, al SIZE V t4ls ass'd, Glass
JaTs. Bottles dnd Fiask Is; LAMPs, sland ana
SUSPENSION; Globes aud Cores FOR Lamps.
CIGARS, oi all kinds; fine Virginia Tobacco.
&c. sc. together with almost every article H.
The Medical Line. II hicis we oiltratthes low
est prizes 10 be had N ,h,. We 0, IN market
Win fresh and pure MyGicires. and line con-
slant services OF experienced Dtuggisi> aad
Apotheeares. al osdvrs. Physicians prcsc1t,.-
tons, &c. sc. viii le yaompIly aad caIti.iIy
attended 10 ST AL ueuRs.
Medical Givice girei, free e. charge.
Call al he Drug ana Alediral /, pe, of
DihMER s HAMPTON,
West side Pdbllc equlfe. faye,ieyrte, .4sen
APrii %. Ie5I-
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TRI-W EEALY LINE Of 70 Ezs
HORSE COACHES,

From NasilViiIc to EinnfSVIile. = la,
Leaves NASHVILLE. Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Sundays. at 5 4. ~
Leaves HUNTSVILLE, Tuesdays. IN hrs
days and S1aada, s, lat Il. ". 1ird ugh
in "a hours. Fare. 81.
z-3-Ivr. THE Proprietor can say tina,
@.Ess.zG ,hIs Line is well stocked with
Coaches ana Hs0rscs. coop, CAREFUL,
SOBER Drivers: AMI inl69 days-lhe Rall
Road being completef to- NufiTeesboFo' VIII
connect the Stage, Jucing the Stage travel
to s. lniles-wlA make mus Line hord de
sirabe dian any other. Thankinl TO the
public for their generous support hereto tore,
i none 10 meet continuance Of the same.
JOHN HEREFORD.
NAV Is. 1851.
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aTENa.NER..

fNHlS is to notify the public generally that
4 W. il. MOORES Is legally author
ized agent for the Marble Yard al Nashville.
and all contracts will be filled ~ the EeatesI
manner and shortest notice possible. All
work will be delivered at Fayetteville, OF the
places most suitable. All kinds Of turnII IRE,
Monuments. Slabs, Head and Foot Sioues,
either OF Marble or Lime Rock. Call and
see specimens Of Italian and Amencan Marble
RULE, STONE < CO.
AprE 20, 1851. By w. ii. MoeREs
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ap T. Bib Brad1ey, Esq, Of
Huntsville, Ala, will deliver a Tenn
permce lecture at the Methodist
Church in this place, on tomorrow
"Wednesday night.
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Turnpike Notice.

HyHE Directors of the Fayetteville. Null
Il terry s. L,nchburg Turnpike Co., Will
receive bids for building Bridge across he
small fork Of Norris,s Creek. near Col. BI..ce
NJ. G. IRhea's, until the !'sh Of September
next. The plan and description of said
Bridge will be found with Col. Rhea, who
will snow the situation and describe the man
ner in witch the same is 10 be built. TheY
will also receive bids for building portions OF
said Road not yet under contract. between
Fayetteville and The Bridge or Mulberry
Creek For further particulars apply 10 the
Directors, or either Of Them VIM. Moore.
Jas. Whitaker, Paul ltsle. VIM. folly,
Pierce B Anderson. Jas. Smith, Jas. Bright.
Aug. 26. 1851.
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

Tue undersigned will cOntinue
S.sSss1s the CIRcULArING LIBRARY esiai'-.
L1l-S lished by Eebb s Sn.iA. 4 h'y
viii from time toA ZINE, make such atdineDs
oi valuable wo,s a. cAnn6I 'iai TO make u
worthy the attention AMI patronage al The.
READING COMMUNITY; ami 10 such
persons as are not III u sHuaiiou or nave
not the inclination 10 suy Backs, they Would
saw take q Ticket in the LIBRARY. and
Won Will thus. have an opportunity o. reading
On aImos. ann subject you eoUld irish. Win
orr THE EXPENSE. OF BIZ ING TIE
pOOKS Some who have taken The Tickets
nave. ,c,Mia he space Of one term, read "a
HIGH as SIXTY FIVE DOLLARS WORTH OF
BnoEsi We mention Ihis.iO shuw what Ia
cililIes person will have by becoming sub.
scribef. There are very few persons IN the
community who are wiling 10 buy wfSt
Books they would ike to ii ad, as il IS quite
expensive. This difficulty is entirely cLrid-
ted by The Library. We have placed the
pnce o; the TIcksls 50 low rs 20 be tciihUa
the reach IF ALONE DOLLAR AND
FIFTY GEMS EACH FER TENN Or
SIX MONTHS. 10 view Of these faeil'iis =
wesearnesily invite pessons iioni The country
% subscribe 'rhs. Library c. insists oi aiuies
erery brunch Of Science. tlisiorfal. Book
IF Navages and Ttavels. I;rilgcvs. foeitedl.
Miscellaneous F.luea'rnHs Sc Sc.
ulEMER & nANRfcgI
Ami % 1871
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-26

The entire cost to the State Of
virginiE il of her late Reform Conven-
ton is ket down at S22O,OOQ. OF
this s. bm upwards Of $4,000 were
paid 70 reporting and printing.
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A.usicI School.

EfBE un1ersignej, thankful for Fas, pa
4 lrcrage, would respectfully iniorm The
public, thai the next session Of his MUsic
school will commence in Fayetteville, on
MONDAY, The lst Of September. Terms OF
Fulton, the same as heretofore.
w. WATERMAN.
Aug. 26, IS5l-tf
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r- TaIcre were one or two mae

10 There we're one Or two mac
.o,,r.e;es II our last weeks "Tullaho-
-, a,t;,IA All of the lots which
had been hid off were sold- "'
aggre gate sales amounted to elsn.eep
thonsh nd SIX hundred aild SHY -eis y
dollark.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-26

KP On last Thursday nlghf, mr.
'Aadrs's Ao're, oil N0NfrlT ; :, -
this County, had q yaludible morse
Liile1 bv lightning. Il
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rter! Barter!!
I-iNn F0R SiLEi

DEslRlNG to remove to Sc
H&T Tex as, wish 10 sell M ESS
ES Land. consisting Of One -
Hundred aud Thirty .ferts. CT GooD QUAIL
,Ty. purchaser. by applying soon, will
oct an xexcelIent bargain. Said Land lies in
Giles CO.. Tenn, on Bradshaw Greek, in the
10Th Civil District. and adioins The lands of
William Merrill, Reuben Horsely, Samuel
Hall. and James Russell.
TERMS 1half, Cash; The balance IN
Twelve Months
Aug. &c. 1851.
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Rarteri Rarterii Barler..!l!
Daguerrean irt.

>a< w. III. Thomas. from Hunts
5EY Vile. has opened his Gallery al
1s;nns, yrofcI. Tor short time. and would
he nieased 10 see the ciIl2ens OF Fayetteville
mi vicinity m his rooms, and have Them
ex.,,;ne his specimens AID stock Of cases,
SC. II there are any who wish Pictures Of
The reru best. they SHALL be sai'sbed-aye
delighted. Portraits taken wi'h 'ne eT, y
latest imp. ovemenls, and warranted equal u
any. - ro-t
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ALEsr OF LETTERS
"a EMAINlNG in the Pest Office al FAY
"a ErrEvILLE, Tenn, Alag. f5, 1851.

A. The Lia Of Letters is Published in
tf,e Observer, in compliance with law Of
Congre IS, which provides that they shall
appear in The newspaper having the LARGEST
IN THE coUNTY.sI0
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-26

s.y-.t most terrific Ell Ilder Storm
missed over this place ON Wednesday
,pirbt i list. The lightning was very
vivid. and So frequent as to appca ar
almost like one continued fash
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puEsE ElssE,s, EgAA oEEss

CUBEBs. Roses. Lemon. jassa- -
i mine. Nulmcss. Mile F.eur. SaSs
d Peppermint. AnIse, Black PrPPei, ~
hemfock, Oricauun, AbsyE,hamun Cr1fon.
Almond, Amber, Cassia. ClnV.s, Copalba.
Fennel. Juniper. Lavender. Mustard. Penny
royal. Rosemary, Sassairas. Neroli. Worm
seed, Musk. V.0set. Mel.Se. balm. CedIaI sc
DlEMEr & HAMPTON
April 20, 1851.
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eyseag FS2'asas

Id OBERT A.lGRAY having sold all his
Ia, interest in the CHxf CLOTHING STORE
to Col. l.. r.. GRH Ts.the business will
hereafter be conducted by Score, GRAY s Co
Aug. %. 1851,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-26

- I-t@a are an thd rage in these
..diggips,' just now, The juvenile les
have theifHsport IN ilyi4S neiii' ai'u
I'VE men folks have opFs u sap'ps
nnd lnhlling on.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-26

Rs VI. p. Kennedy desires TO
coll /. valuable tract DE- Anl lying in
Giles county. See his adv ertife-
ment. which we publish tf-QayT
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LADIES,

IHavE variety of Dress go.
%si~sS Goods, Bonnets. Ribbofs, -
- Flowers, Parasols, line hid Shoes. &c,
thai would like TO SLOW you. Give me a call
April q. Is. SHAPAED.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-26

spTbe attention of blidge bull
ders and others, asked f. the aa-
,-o,t;soncnt we publish III another col
rmn, headed "Tu77'i Re AqIftce.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-26

Setting UP housekeeping!
DOTs. Ovens. Skilleis, Chairs. Pals. Pig
ems. Tubs. Churns. sc. &c; al The ar
frles necessary. Come all you young mar
RED people give US CALL al t,.n,pn
Jan. "a. 1851.
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Tro 10! Iron!!

WYE wi Keep on hand at all times. a
w com plete assortment oil Iron, and So
icil the custom oil muse wishing 70 pa,cnSse
for cash or on time. JUST received 1oVYo
mounds; i, is in oar way, eomecn and take II.
z. SHAPARDI
Jan! IA. 1851.
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Later dates have been received
from Texas, at New Orleans. 1t is
laid that Wild Cat has had quar-
tel with the Mexican Government,
Ind intends to take up arr rs against
her. having moved his family on the
American Side of the Rio Grande.
The drought is so severe IN Texas
thatitis feared sufficient breadstulfs
will not be raised for the consump,
tion. In some places no rain has
fallen, for three months.
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Neatly Printed Blanks.

Constable, aud JUSTICES blanks just print
cd, and for sale b our dfsk-cheGp.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-26

CuTAN SYMPATHY Al MEMPHIS
The ci tizens Of Memphis held large
and enthusiastic meeting on Monday
eyeniulg L. u It'll inst at the CONNER
cial sduare. for the purpose Of ex-
pressilg sympathy for and taking
.maasuEes to aid the Cubans in their
struadl lie for freedom.
INA meeting was addressed by
several eloquent speakers, series Of
reEol,,Eons adopted, and committee
appon| ted to make COLLECTIONS to ana
in thegcause Of Cuban independence
A severe Shock Of an earthquake
was felt At AsheviIIe. n. c., last Sun
day Week. The shock continued
TWENTY seconds.
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HOP All IS L. & P. TuRNEY,
dforvsses ri TsaY.

VNILI. give prompt attention To all eases
w entrusted 10 Their care 10 the Circuit
aud Chancery Couus in Lincoln County aud
IN the Supreme Coup at Nashville.
Aug. 26, ISL;
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The Remarkably Large Jack
R[.RCK RsH WsA.

CURED by imported Knight ErraI't, ouf OF
= King Gurus Jennet, now FIVE years old.
will make The Fall season. which has CD I'm
menced and wal end wnh the ,ear-on The
farm of William B.,Rhea, three miles easE 81
Eaye,,svillr All SIS Tor Jennet. and S2o
g., IackeoIt. Mares admitted al SIS the iea-
son. Care will be taken TO preVen' accioep's'
bu, no liabil,s shouid sDy happen Jenfeis
nas,nred e.aus. HUGH THOMSON.
w. B. RHEA. s.
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SNUFF.

oCOTCH. Carrots. Turrell s Halls, Mae
y ahov-a fine article.
NV & G. B. Nick ENZIE1
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rs7E- 10 market reports in any q
49,. ! changes. eau e nothing do
~, whichever our readers fail 60
find these reports in our columns
,a,. ,..st assured that there is
Moth be o-glye.
Is Nh. Tbotpas. the DAG uerrean
II ,,.;na here bit one week
IN an;lk or YOU will lie
mora. Gaii aulYN' y : Z
TOO late.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-26

a cargo of AIass;l chusetts aH pies,
packed in ice, and in most perfect
condition, was received in San Fran4
cisco, and the editors appear to have
enjoyed the pleasure of tasting them.
1t is the first shipment Of the Kind
which reached that place in good
condition. A cargo of live hogs ar
riy ID there lately from the Sandwich
Islands, and sold at 20 to Zoe per
pound, on foot, Or soc per pound
when dressed. The same vessel
brought 400 turkeys and $50 hens.
THE latter sold readily at S2k each.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-26

FRANKLK FEMALE lNsFfTUIE'--by
reference 10 an advertisement ofthis
Institution, which We publish in an
other column. it will be seen that the
next session will commence Oh the
Isl Monday of next month. The
HIGH re putation of this decidedly
popular school, and its pleasant and
healtLfu. locality, cannot fail to give
it prominence in the estimation Of
thosesacsirlng to favor their daugh-
tiers with an accomplished education.
80 9'ooN, gray s % |, successors
to Sat, g. Gray, in addition to their
present stock, Will in a shorktime,
receive, direct from Philadelphia and
New York, . superior a d desirable
assortment Of every dcscri biionoig er-
tlcmen's apparel, from the finest coat
to the eoarsost shirt; al Of which
they will bepleascd to hilyc the pub
lie INSPECT, price and ! prchasc, BY
calling inat be se e door nom
Diemsr & Ham pto b S DrQg stpre, in
the Arcasle blll1lps, az loll1'S ~
ems tavern stand.
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AWUHDES.

ESP MARKET pgI4E given in bar
-, e., .cooJ raw HIDES. II wished
~, c,sY viii be gwen Tor Large Beef
Hides. oon,
Feb l8. CODB ~ " OPDo.
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CANDLES.

CTAR and rALLoW-4ood ana cheap.
> May 6. u. u M'AhNA'sa
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MONEY.

EN- conseuuence of additional Liabilities ~
j nod hv reminding my shop and olhIe
houses, am compelled 10 rrques' 'h'se ID
hebIed TO me by note or a coun'' 70 c9ipe I1I
ward and square oil tne same. Nothing M
the most urgent demands ioI Nio"e! Guy Fl
force me TO make ms IequeSe-
! hope all those indebted will feel the4
selves called upon TO come 70 my feHei' II
ca doinc YOU will MUCH obige
Il. @. G.. BEANLAND.
NAV 6. 185l.-lf.
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Flour

Ry BaRRkL and RETAIL, as cheap
rSsF as any and good -.-1,-
AHxp MAY o. q. u Nch r.NHlr-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-08-26

Tx cotLfcT9R-LINcoLH CO.
srJs We Are authorized 10 announce
seo:,ar4 DremnOn, Esq. candidate fot
Tx Collector Of ihis county, for lS52.
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maKIa LAG Esa
WlRMEED,

On Sunday morning, cath inst, by Rev.
Austin Smith, Col. A. T.4 NIcKs and Miss
JANE WRfGHr.
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Trustees:
Robert G. Foster. President.
William Nancy. r. Alexander,
T, F. A Ik,nson. Jobn II Oiey',,
Richard Graham. William =. IN. refSins
P. A. Perkins, NJ. D. William Park.
James ri. McGavock, Rev. NJ l.. Andrews.
Hon. Meridirh P Gentry.
: Franklin, Williamson Co., Tenn,
Aug. %. IS5l-2t s.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

Mr.. CLAY AND THE PREsIDENcY.-The Lexington
(Ky.) Observer, in referring to Mr. Webster and tho
next Presidency, states that "Mr Clay's being can
didate depends upon two contingencies alone, and
they dependent upon each other. The first will be tie
getting OF his own consent to occupy that position and
that again will depends, upon the state ofhis hea th''
The Observer also adds:
eve cannot believe that, whilst the country is req.
pondng with such uned voice in favor OF that series
OF measures which gave peace the land their GREAT
author should 5e laid aside for any one however
elevated in fame or distinguished by services he NAV
he
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

TROUBLE AT SMTHvLLE--The Wilmington Jour
nal OF the Goth inst says:We learn that on Saiuiday
a street Eight took place between pilots and so
dier-bay onet ueJSuS brckbats. The solder got one
or two bats, the pilots no bayonet. This ohlr wis
settled peaceaby on Saturday night. Yesterday even
ing diff Guilty occurred between James MaIh 8. of
this place, and soldier, in which the soldier got
verely stabbed. His lie IS considered in DANGER
Uncle Sans folks getting severely died,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

The ENGLISH LINNET.-The Boston Mail announces
the arrival in that city, from London of Miss Rosa
May" one OF the most popular and effective ballad
singers that ever appeared in that metropolis. Her
style OF singing is Kew TO the American ear and the
Man man thinks that che concludes appear before
the Boston public she fail to make lasting and
favorable impression She is known as the English
T,nnpt
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

FATAL AFFRAY IN GEORGIA An afray occurred at
East Point, about six miles from Atlanta on the 18th
inst between young MAI named Leonard Ratterrree
and Thomas and John Connolly, in which. Thomas re-
ceived fatal stab in the abdomen and has since died
His brother john shot through the breast but his
wounds were not considered fatal. Rauerree made
his escape after the tracas, and reward OF three hum
bred dollars s offered for his apprehension.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-11-01

pORTER AND ABEL have on hand large
pint bottles Private families, nvads, &c, can be
supplied with an excellent article and in prime order
1t will be sent 10 any part ofthe city.
se24 JOHN CLENDIN NC