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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-05
Cur baltimore correspsn dence.

BALTIMORE, March 3, lSJIs
TIE Terrible Massacre .. Rt.t County T,co Of
the FIue aIA Lirirg -sspposcd object Of The As
assi~s- DessrtIor aud Ei0yemsnt, e..
The horrible massacre Of the family Of Mr..
William Cosden, on Thursday night last, near the
Georgetown Cross Rolds. in Kent county. Mary
land, sorle account Of whIch you have received by
Telegraph, exci,es great attention throughout the
state, and exerrions are making for the arrest OF
the offenders, Of whom no clue has yet been OBJ
tanned.
II appears that Mr Cosden, his wife, his sister,
and colored woman, were al sitting around the
FIRE, when two shots were tired, killing Mr. Cos
den and his wife; and es the other two jumped up
al he report, bullets also seed al them, AMI
they fell, the ss.er dead, and the black woman
dangerously wounded. They then rushed into the
house, and stabbed Mr Cosden, who still exhibited
some signs Of life. They then commenced to ran
sack the house, looking for money. On entering
~ the rooms ~ STARE they found the sister OF
Mrs. Cosdtn lying sick in bed. One Of the assas-
sins Immediately drew pistol, AID threatened her
life, II she did not tell him where the money wa.
concealed. She replied that there was -four dol
lars and a half in her trunk, which the scoundrel
fecured and then placing the barrel Of his pistol
egainst her breast, fred She was still alive at
the latest accounts a was also the colored woman
and every effort was making % secure the assas-
sine go hat they might identity them before death
ensued, as no hopes are entertained OF their re-
covcry.
The motive which led to this terrible tragedy
was the suppositon that large sum OF money was
IN the house. IL appears that there had been, on
that day, extensive sale OF stock on farm IN the
vicinity, the proceeds OF which amounted to about
600 and II IL supposed that the assassns mlstook
the farm Of Mr. Cosden for that Of Mr.. Caleb p.
Gnfith, where the sale did take place. There
was a small white boy in the house at the time Of
the firing, and he fled and gave the alarm. He
says the men we're ell total strangers to him, but
he thinks he can identify them.
hoout seven weeks since, young and enter.
prisihg German, named Joseph Mitchell, married
. young lrsh girl, about fifteen years OF age,
who had previously been spanked by a young
Irishman, named Peter McGsvern, but bad reject
ed his suit. About two week. after, Perer got
married to fine looking ~ u his effort to soothe
his sorrows, with whom NJ lived five weeks, all
going on smoothly until Thursday last, when
he disappeared. II was also ascertsined soon afer.
that his first love, the wife OF Joseph Mitchell had
also disappeared about the same tune, and that
they had been seen moving of together with bun
die and bandbox towards the Philadelphia steam
boat wharf since which tune no tidngs have been
heard Of them. The deserted husband is in great
frbuan lion st the loss OF his oc, and the deserted
wife wishes TO see the rascal Who has thus de-
cciWd ~ Deserted Der, brought 70 paaishneni.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-05

THE MURDER IN Dry STREET.
Henry Carmel was indicted for the murder OF Charles
M Roesesu, In Deg street, the 10Th November last
TIT will be recoscted that the deceased's two sons
were badly wounded on the same occasion
Mr. Dustin applied for . further postponement OF
this case the ground Of the absence Of atsrial
witRs
The District Attorney, with whom vas associated
Mr.. Henry II. Morange, opposed the application
The Court eaid that the trial had been postponed be-
fore for the and they could grant any
further dedsy. They, At the same time assigned Mr.
Clinton 70 assist In the defence Of the prisoner.
Mr.. Clinton asked that the case might 20 over for
the day. He said IL was Of peculiar hardship
the prisoner did not speak English and neither he Mr
o. nor Mr.. Dustin spoke the French language.
The Court requested Mr. Stewart (counseD to join
In the defence ae he was oonversant with the French
language but the Rev. Mr.. ysren, who has takes an
interest In the prisoner having come into court and
consented to interpret between the counsel and the
accused Mr.. Stewards services we're dispensed with
The jurors then called ssd challenges erer.
cised by the defence Mr. Chase and Mr.. Harrington
were appointed triers
Btnjamin Jones Juror, being interrosstss, said
that iron ths sevspspsr ceount when ne READ, be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-05
SUPREME corRI-IN CHAMBERS.
Before Chief J ustioe Edmonds.

Miscr The parties met at niue O'Clock, pur-
sssnt TO adjourn mept when the district attorney sug.
sested that II then after nine oolook That a. the
Court Of oyer and ferminer would be opened at ten
and moreover, nc the preliminary questions In this
matter would occupy the entire forenoon ct least he
thought II better 10 adjourn 20 some convenient
time IL vas then, on the suggestion Of Mr. HoGmas
Ing that ready In the Court Oyer and
Terminer n should Be taken up. II appears that the
charged With the Dey street murder bees put
upon bis trial and the Argument this mattSy for the
dischsrss Of Tspphins has bees put % until Friday
nm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-05
Court OF Oyer and Terminer.
Before Chief Justice Edmonds and Aldermen Franklir
nd Delamnter.

hARoH 3.-Jurcrs Fined.-The panel was called over
ard only twenty four Jurors having answered TO their
names, the court ordered fine Of SIS TO be imposed
on each non attending juror aud also intmatsd that
the same fne would be repeated for every day they
failed to attend
Charge If Murder -wiliam Royal was indicted for
the murder Of Peter johnson, on the 18th October
1850, by throsiDg him into the river. The prisoner
pleaded not guilty. The District Attorney said he
would take up this case after the trial OF Carmel
.1nOfhct Charge II Miuder.-Tbomas Prichard vas In.
dctsd for the mur der OF Domnck LAM bright by bit
ting him In the temple with . metal weight, the
2oth January, 1851 Prisoner pleaded not guilty
Mr. Clinton, on behalf Of the prisoner, said the In.
dctment had but Just been found and he was not pre-
pared TO go with the trial
The District Attorney mr. b. Blunt) al not see
Why II should not proceed and he int nded 10 60
With II after the other eases
The Judge said that the counsel must be really 10
proceed with the trial to morrow prepared with
sfidavit for postpopsment.
The follosing i the number Of prisoners, and their
crimes as appears from the keepers return made TO
the Special Oyer and Terminer, via. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-05

There were 10 deaths In Boston during the week end.
ing the lst Inst Of which 10 we're Of consumption.
The work on ths Buffalo and Cohocton railroad vas
commenced at Bath, ". Y, on the 22d ult.
- large white oil vas recently sho. IN Grotor Mac.
tbeopsed to the Kind kno On ~ the sno~y owl and
ktaTely tAksn In that Vicinity
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-23
The Markets. Latest Dates.

NASHVILLE, Tsss.-The weather since
49,, :, iast review has undergone very pal
,pable and delightful change and is now
cool and pleasant. But lille ram. h2 r :
e. has fallen, though The prospects Tor :
flesh +. supply of this commodity are much
brighter. - a. y;.;hlv
Gn,,on We have nothing new 10 orier
:, regard TO this article in ta's mar;
re, VERY titile is coming in, and the sral-
fir has not opened as yet
! Groceries. This department IS oo'oe !
h.1Jsome trade, without any material
nhJdoes. We sphioin our quotations o.
-iasl week with very slight emen snane.s,
W. ouoie Sugar al 6G8ci Coffee io'0f 90
Molasses 4o045c- :,
Flour. This article has aasaneee a.. !.
prits. with prospect Of a sill higher ass'
owing 10 the scarcity Of the Stock on nanu,
81. Louis and Cincinnati BRANDS arc ch'i10sy
cxkaussed, and ,hcre remains only Iennes'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-23

see -four, which however, especially That OF
the Lebanon Mills, is regarded as superior
quality. !. is held AT the Port Royal Mills
Depot. were almos, the entire stock in tom
lis concentrated, at Sc.
In the Provision market we perceive no
change except in Butter, which is coming
In more freely since The late rain, and can
now be bought in wholesalelots at lofOl23c
| Salt. BbI 53oO35c; Sack, fine 81 rs;
Coarse, 81 50Ol 60.
Candles. Tailow 10tOl23c; Star % 10
25c; Sperm 45c.
Whisky has fallen slightly. We quote
at 2OG22c
! Bacon. None in market at wholesale.
O5era,ions confined TO the retail trade.
Price iOOiIc.
Lard. Scarce and in demand Retail
price l5c, wholesale li0le3c.-Whig.
CHARLESTON, S. Cotton. The irans-
actions show very unsettled market, and
there are no fixed prices for cotton at the
present time, and we therefore have no
quotations 10 offer. Some sales of scant
lain have been made as high as Ice. The
receipt, of new cotton thus far reach up
wards of 1870 bales.
Bacon. This article continues 10 attract
some attention, bu, the transactions have
been limited I'M consequence Of the high
prices asked. About 100 hhds sides were
sold in the fore par, of the week at II t and
III; but at,he close Of business decided
IN, was established over these
rales. Shoulders have been selling most
generally at &c.
CINcINNA ATT, O.-Business dull. Flour
narkc, has not Undergone any change either
as regards prices or demand. Sales at . 20
lO3 SO.
Received during.48 hours 1897 bbls.
Exported same time 80 bbs.
The only sale to-day was SO kegs No. /.
lard at lol-
Whisky Market unchanged. Sales from
Canal, l7Ol75c. From Wagons i74c.
Sugar. Demand continues fair. Sales,
9s. Fair TO Good Fair, 6fG64c.
Coffee. 80 bags soId1al %.
Butter. In demand, in conse Quence OF
light receipts. Sales, 10 kegs. lo0llc.
NEw York, N. Y.-Couon unsettled; ac-
curat quotations can not be gifen-saies
100 bales.
Flour. 900 bbls sold at s4G4 95.-I
Mess Pork Sis rs. Lard el@9sc.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-23
Tu!iab0na.

nG By reference to our sadyef-
Using columns it viii be seen that
w. James Grizya1, late Of Nash
Vile, announces that he VIII have
an assortment of Groceries, &c. &c,
IN Tal7a5opaa by the Goth in4 t.
This will, doubtless, prove gratifying
intelligence to those having an m
terest in, and desiring tie prosperity
Of, Tullalloma; as much depends up
on the character and business quail
fcati bns of the inhabitants Of a place
to gif it the proper impetus in its
onw..f d march to greatness, and its
true place among the cities that be-
It tells well up on the future attain
ment S of Tullahopla for such men as
lfr. CriSsayd to be one Of its pip.
neer business men. Our former
strong confidence in the practicable
ty and ultimate success Of the pro-
jet Of building up, speedily, quite q
business and populous town upqn the
eyery-way-desirable site Of Tullaho-
ma, is by no means leasened SINCE
we are put in possession Of thp fact
that same of tie first class business
men of tho State, with lynx eyed
readiness seem to be looking that
vay. OF .mr. Gris zqrA, the Nash
vie True Wing says:
FoR TuLlAnoMA 1t viii be seen
bv his Card in another column, that
OR old fellow-citizen.and well known
Grocery Merchant, J. Grizzard, is
about to s'pull up stakes, and be-
take himself ia that famous toTnfas
is to be-" TaRGsoar. We always
dislike to lose from out the Mercan-
tile circle reliable and safe business
men, such as Mr.. G., by 9 long expe-
T;enee. has proven himself to he, but
we congratulate the new town upon
securing to itself the benefits Of his
industry ana enterprise, and the IN
{l1erce Of lis example. Such mer
r;ll aorelo, the resources Of Tullaho.
M, anal advance its interests, Mr.
q VII, astablis5 an extensive Com
mission House, and persons having
business in that vicinity Will hnf
Lin always reliable.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-23
March Election 1852.
sHRRIPF-LINcoLN 40.


sP We are authorized to announce Mai.
1es. M. Hanks, alcandidaie foi SIserlil al
The March Eleenon, 1882.
sCFe We are aaihdrzed TO announce Ste+
Dhem TOucistOne, a candidate ior SAerr
m al the March Election. 1852
err We are authorized 10 annonpte
Richard white, Candidate ioT Shertl
al Ihe March Election, 1862.
cpuyrg COURT cLERx--LfHcoLN CO. !
er-TsWe are authorized 10 announce Com
slant Smith, ESD, candidate tor G9u1 !
ty Canrt Clerk al he March EIecuon, ASo2.
erP We are au,borized to annobhce
George Cunningham, candidate fqr
Cnn,v COur, Cleihsal tue March Elecilpn.
1852. H III
observation-disclosures co.
kF We are aalhorzed to announce Ati-
ram Phitnps. ESQ, Candidate Tor re
Custer Al tlie March Eixcil"n, COZ.
sEp We are auih@Tized TO annouPfe
Il. lEeC lung Edna olason, a ca ,sEd
Tor Reg sser At lhe March h'erpoh' 1917
srP We are authorized 10 announce
Alfred III. Berry, candidate ioT hFSiT'e'
f-7e We are authorized TO announce
ToNn u. M .rgau. a candidate for Regis
tr,s,1,br Mach .t.eciioa. Te52
- W. H.. an,hor,zed 10 anDounse
M. xy,;tt;artcn. candidate Ter Reg
isler al fh- Mare E.eesiJh, 1852.
r,- capn4 crERx-LtscoLE CO.
80 H. 40 a.,1,or.zel 10 announce .Bssa.
n csi,J,nn,t. f,nl,.t,s COR Circuit Ceutt
Cierk. al the Mach Election, 100
gJ~ I'VE are authorized 90 aah"up'le
Booert 6. w 0ofw2F2. a caR 'fI. ~
C.troIt Eodit Clerk al the Alafch iSiTo''oH'
1854.
Tsxi COLLECTOR -IscoLH CO.
trJs I'VE are anth9rlzed 20 annoupce
fao2ert DreaaOE1, Esq, cfe ,lIa iq'
Tx Collector Of IhIs countv, Tor ic0-.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-23
The Giles County Missionary.

We regret that the late hour at
whichit was received, places it out OF
our power to publish this week, as
requested, the appropriate note ac-
companying a copy Of the Holy
Scriptures which SEVERAL DEMO
Gratis" Of this county, addressed to
one IM. John a. Jaekson--late mis-
sionary of Giles county and trickster
candidate to represent this and Giles
county in the legislature-upon pre-
senting him with. that best of books,
the Bible. We trust it will prove
blessing to him, by opening up to bis
moral vision the fact that the great
God Of the universe will be as GER
tain TO detect all unholy projects got
ten up asa means to secure place
IN Heaven, as dld the democracy ol
the good counties of Lincoln and
Giles, the willy scheme of himself and
eo-wofkers in the cause to deprive
them of a democratic member in the
Remember, friend jack
son, \ hen you take hold of that sa-
cred Volume, that as you could not
foil tie democracy out Of seat inI
The Legisl allure by the advantage Of
liyisi4nin their ranks and the cry Of
'Union,' neither will its require
mcnts authorize any of US to hope
FOR adtnittance into the 'sbetter coun-
try without holiness of heart and
eairness in politics
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-23
Medical Depot.
Houses Family and Plantation
NES.


FOCUSES INDIAN TOAIC; safe and
4 Il certain cure for Chllls or Ague and
Fever IN three hours, and femedyIiD Bilious
and RemiieEi Fever.
HOUSES PILE OlNTMENT;a soothing
and rapid cure for Blind or Bleeding Piles
and for Burns. Bruises, Fresh Cdls, &C., "a
is perfect Pain Extractor.
HOUSES VEGETABLE PILLS are
more popular than any thing bs.ori. the pub
iic, as general Family Medicine. They are
anIis Rheumatic, anti Bilious. and dnI:-FeEer.
frY them and be convinced.
HOUSES CERATE; Tor letters, Scald
Head and Rug Worm "a good remedy
All The above Medicines nanuiaelurep and
sod, wholesale and retail. by
Nj. BOURNE,
DradericE ST.. opposite True Iphig c6lci.
NAsHyILriE, TINS.
Also. agent Tor the sale Of Grays ONT
mest. Bulls SarsapariIia. Wisisr.s Baisam
OF Wild Cherry. sc. sc.
Agents fer The sale ef KoUsE's MEDICINES
in Lincoln Co.-Die,lser s Hampton, McEi.
roy s Crawford. Benz F. Clark. f. Mollow
s Sons, TaIiey & Goodrich. S. & L. HART
D. G. Hall and W. NJ Mckinney Also. to
be had from numerous agents IN every County
in Tennessee. Nouh Carolina. Virginia.
Kentucky and Mississippi.
Nashville, Sept.9. ISJt-6m
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-23
Fresh Drugs, Medicines, &c.

mo The undersigned have re- -
NfElHJ ceiyed By late arrivals, large ~
cTHyo addition 10 their stock OF Ned ~
x scines, Paints, Oils, Perfume
nv, YarEisEfeS, Fancy Articles, &c.
making IL much larger aad better assorted
than Ihey have ever before offered. Having
been purchased by one OF the firm 10 person,
with much care and attention TO both PrIee
and quality, they are a5ls to offer them at
tie lowest market rates, and request OF Coun-
try Merchants aud Physicians particularly.
an examiha oil theft stock. they have
lately received
1000 L gs pure WHITE Lead;
1000 gallons Linseed OIL;
2l2 dsz Garreirs Scotch Snuf 10 bottles;
% do Sweeiser's Maccoboy do 10 do
IS bbxes Scotch Snuff ia rolls;
$50 1900 G D Percussion Caps;
100 d rocelbe Wood Box Matches;
IT'S doz Cologne Wafer, assorted;
100 DO Bears OIL
81 do Rose Hair OIL;
800 lbs Spanish Float indIgc;
1000 do superior MaddeF
q sacks Pepper and GiaeeT
as boxes Guupo WIDER and Imperial Tea
II bbis Spanish Whiting;
60 doz Rush,on, Clarke Co.'S Cod
Liver Oil;
1000 ibs Roll Birthstone;
$50 half boxes Window Glass, assorted
sizes;
l50 doz Smoking Tobacco;
$50 doz Mason's Backing;
90 gross Fancy Pipes
Is b5ls Spirits Turrenlnr;
5l5 lbs Eklrac, Logwood. in small boxes;
100 reams Letter aud Cap Paper; very
low;
50 dog Hair Brushes;
100 do Shoe DO single and IN pairs;
300 do Violin Strings;
100 do Ffle Combs;
20 boxes Shaving Soap;
100 doz Tgoiil Brushes, assorted;
600 gaIlo1s Winter Sperm Ok
72i do Tanners OIL;
20 dozen White Wash Brushes;
Is do Taylor's Shaving Compound;
Is grnce Steel Pens;
"a doz Bulls Sarsaparilla;
0CQ lbs Venetian Red.
EWiN, BROWN s. co.
Sept! 23-iy. Nashville, Tenn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-23
G.. M. FOWI.E & CO"
Com mission Mercha hts and Factors
yandcrhOrsfs Wharf 4,
Charleston. S. Z.

377N WE offer our services as Ga
Es2sA Commission .herchants amp -
Faciors, in all The branches oil the Coallnis-
sion Business.
In lhe purchasing Of MERcHAfD'sE. on
orderI, tse hare had much Experience, and Will
al anhia,es properly attend TO dTfet orders
10 our address. for purehasIng and fdtwardi0g
Merchandise isou, this OF other niafkets.
In aH sales Of Properly and returns OF prot
ceedsI we shall sustain the Interests ci euf
Friends, and strictly fold orders.
Cohsignmenis of ProHeFt for rfshipmeni
% OTHER ports. by raii road or We ksfl, viii rel
ceive prompt attention,
G. NJ FOWLE s. co. +
Oh rleston, S. c., Apr Il Is. 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-23

Wester,. Rome. .....-..-.. worthless
81 ALABAMA.
Bank O Mobile. Mobile. -. :. !. good
do of S.ate branches. =. co
THE branches are at Tuscaloosa. Mont
eonerv, Mobile. Huntsville and Decatur.
Planters and Merchants, Mobile.
closing. .....S. 1880. :. douoiiul
Southern Bank of. Ala. -. good
LOUISIANA.
A,chafayla R. R & bkg Co. worthless
Bank of Louisiana, New Orleans. good
do NJ Orleans closed
Canal & Banking Co. New Orleans, good
Carrolton r. R. & Bkg Co. :. - do
Cilizens Bank Of Louisiana. -. closed
City Bank Of New Orleans. -. good
Consolidated Association, closed. doubtful
Exchange Bkg co. N. O.. = : !. : closed
Gas Lish. Bkg co, N. o.. - good
Improv emen, Bkg CO, n. o.. worthless
Louisis ma State, N. o. good
Mechanics Traders. n. O..'..'.' 90
Merch;nls', N. o.. .....s. worthless
Planters Blk of N. o.. -.......... .do
Union Blk OF La, n. o.. god
T KENTUCKY.
Bank Of Kentucky, Louisville.
branches 49, 49,. ~ ...tt>:' goou
1.-THE branches are at. Bowling Green,
Danville, Greensburg. Frankfort, Hopkins
vile, Lexington and Maysville.]
Bank Of Louisville. .....--. - = 90
ranch at Padueah. :. ..-...a :. - GO
/ Flemingsburg. ...-. ..''' 90
Commonwealth ....-. 49,. worthless
Farmers Bank. Frankfort, & BRANCHES good
1.-THE branches are III Covinglon, Hender!
son, Maysyille, M. Sterling, Princeton ana
Somerse;.
Hotel Company. -. ...... -. worthless
Northern Blk of Nv, Lexington, & /,
brar .hes $780, 49,. 49,. good
(Ths branches are a, Covington, Louis
vile, Paris and Richmond
Southern Blk of Kentucky, Russell
Vile, b branches. ..-..... -. gooo
lThe branches are at Greensboro and
SmilhIahd-]
MISSISSIPPI
Northern Blk OF Miss, Holly Springs. good
ALL oiher banks in this Stale arc worthless
ARKANSAS.
A!l the banks in this State are broken,
and iheif notes IRE of doubtful and nominal
value.
FLORIDA.
All the banks in this State are broken
and The Ino.es are Of doubtful and nominal
walls lie.
INDIANA.
Stute Blk Of Ind, Indianapolis, &
branches -. ......... :. good
[Thelbranches are al Bedford. Evansville.
Fort W pvne, lndianaH oils. Lafayette. Law
rem ebpgh. Madison, Michigan City, New
Alb ny, Richmond, Soulh Bend, Terre
Had lie and Vincennes.l
ILLINOIS. {.
Chi cago Blk OF Iii, II. B & co... good
Bark Of Illinois, closfd -. =. worthless
Farmer $ & Merchants Exchange
Quincy. ... go. .--... do
State Bk Of Illinois, Springfield dos
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-23

N. B.--To those t1tom IL may coneerr:--
The undersigned deems II propes 10 state, By
way of explanation, that, IN view 0. other
engagements, he had resigned at The close Of
last session his situation as Principal OF the
Academy, but he has been induced 10 resume
III again. upon the urgent application Of
number OF his former patrons. He would
further siate, that. 10 accordance with the
wishes of some, who have expressed Ihem>
selves highly pleased with The progress Of
the pupils, al the same time that they eoDsid-
er the discipline by which it'was secured as
some " hai too rigid. he has agreed 10 adopt as
mild system Of government as may lie con-
sisient trlih proper Experiment and good sehOl-
Grsldp.
Both trustees and patrons havirg expressed
determination 10 advance, as far as IN their
power. the interests OF the School, the teach
ers pledge themselves 10 spare no exertIun to
promote It's general prosperity. and the indi-
v.duaI advancement Of those connected %Ilh
il. Respectfully,
Sept. 9, 1851. j. Nj. DAVIDSON.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-23
Educational Notice.

EEyHE next session of the FEMALE
Il ACADEMY will commence on Nom
day, the Stla inst, under the management
OF James VI. Davidson as Principal, with
such assistance as may be needed. Terms
as heretofore.
Mr.. ". Uafcrman will resume his course
of musical instruction at the same TIME and
place.
Fayetteville. Tenn. Sept 9. ISL =
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-23

To CoRREsroNDENTs We have re-
, ceivea a communication, signed
4y-u;oa .U1ic." unaccompanied With
tl,e nrorer. name Of Ii author. vi
course, it viii not an 'ar. NO 'p
munication will ind q place ~ : =
Columns. unless we ara made &C
quainted with the author reai nali0,
In tie present instance, even Il Ne
knew who our correspondent is, we
should doubt the proprlety OF giplng
his effusion publicity. The subject
treated is one which, in our opinion,
had better be allowed TO rest-a'
least. for a time.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-23

1dg ". Il. We55 is just in re-
ceipt of the best assortment of Sta
pie and Fancy Goods that he has
ever brought to this market He
will give particulars in our next.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-23

The NnshuAe mig notices very
exultIngly, tie amount of one days
cotton picking, which took place in
Rutherford county, we believe, in
which it is said the hands averaged
two i undred and two pounds each.
We are informed that six hands 9 n
the plantation of col- Falton in tn is
vicinity, gathered in one day, two huh-
bred and nineteen pound each; that
is the aggregate would make that av-
a1age. VIII the Whg take down
his sign2
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-09-23

To Country Merrhants.--The Stock
OF Wares offered 10 The retailer at this esiab-
lishment IS unusually extensive aud COM
pIete; will be sold on favorable terms to the
tIade. A cali IS solicited. sG,F best oil
packers are engaged at this house I499
a. II. HICKS.
Nashville, Sept %, le5I-ly