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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21
Runaway Negro List.
Isl, Name Of neg,o is gwen, ID, complexion
anl height. Sd, age 4h description. 9TH
owners name 9th. date of Commitment.

TENNESSEE.
Wit'iamioh county. Franklin.
albert, molatto, SIT or Sin high. 24yrs
Old. weighs 100 lbs. Iisrs in ialking: to VIM.
Thonxon. Kinds county Miss. Committed
December 6.
KENTUCKY.
Breckenridge county.
(Name OF negro not glven). copper color,
5fl ION. 35yrs ole, weighs about $50 lbs; to
John johnson of Tenn. Co4lmitted Aug IA
MISslssIPPI.
YalobusAa county. CRGeeriHc.
Difk. copper cplor, 5ltl9in high. 9Gyrs
old, scar on right cheek, blink eyed in the
right eye: loE n. Driver. Pontd,oc county
Committed July IA.
This List will be increased by any ar
resis thar may be published in Tennessee,
AIabafna' or Mississippi Il Pa6, Fayetteville
Observer.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21
E SOUTHERN AGRIcuLTURIsT,

E7 F'SppTHERN AGRIcULrURIsT, I
il the name Of a magazine just
S arted 4t Nashville; Prof RoBERh
%. CURRF Editor and Proprietor
Il he I" gricu lturist,' as the name in
dicates, is devoted to the Farming
Interest, and, Judging from the SAM
pie beforh US, viii prove an able cham
pion ofthat branch of industry. Prof
q is a bsqrt'cqz writer, understands
b IS subject, and does it ample justice.
We wish tie new enterprise may re-
al ize its projectors most sanguine
expectations. Published, the first Of
ef cry nlpntln, by Mr. ]. I S. FALL
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21

EXECUTION IN MIssIssIPpI AED Elk
cITENENT. "A man named II idks was
hung, week before la 1T, in ! dwrence
county, Miss, for the hlledge|l murder
of one Allen.
He had been convicted entirely on
circunstantial evidence To the
very last he proclaimed lhi Is inno-
cence; when the cap fRll oyer his eyes,
and he had hidden td the W rid good
night, his words we re ooh! men, !
am innocent y The Monte lIo Jour
nal speaks Of mu Oh exf elements
prevailing, and strong tr$judices
aroused against capital convictions,
on circumstantial evidence. Many
are anxious to disinter the Body of
the murdered man, lib ordef to exam
inc bis wound. Rather late investi-
cation to be of amy benefit to the
man who had just paid the pehaltyfef
his conviction.
Since the erccutiou. Allen IS . oay has
been disiute,red, eralIaned Jy pigs
clans. and it is nor arogen Fhdt Hicks
pas really iaaoceaH.f
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21
The Markets Latest Dates.
Fay rrEvILLF OBSERVER OaFIdE, !
january 81, 1851. {

he following may de considered th'
ruling rates in Fayetteville:
Bacon, none. in market. Butter. To-
q Is, scarce. Gefee,6 lbs for 81. Eggs
sc perdoz. Corn, So TO 50 5oper Lbl. Cor,
lNeal, 5o@60c per bush, relail. Castings
&c f. Is. Flour, 81 per Dbl. ron, 5 lr
1oe. Indigo, lot per OF. Lead, loc q
ib, Linseed OH. 81 40 per gall LOAF
Sugar, 10000 r. Is. Lard &c a. h
MoFasses, soc per gal. Nails. IA lbs fol
81. Pepper, 9oc y Is. Sail, S. PEI
sack; zoe per bush by Dbl. .Soda. eoc g
Is. Spice, 9oc sF Ii. Sugar, Jroasn, 1e
lbs for 81.
NASHVILLE, TE&N.-Cotton We have
10 report large business doing in this arti-
Gle al prices ranging from 9to 19c,; prinei-
pal sales at 114M12c.
Coffee. There has been al advance lin
this article Prime is worth .1aIc.
Sugar. Stiff at5SfG6 per HID, clarified
7.@8.
Flour, Advancing, 81 750s5 50. A
further rise is certain.
Lard 81, scarce.
1loasses. Good reboled still firm al
98d I3oc-stock light,
Corn. 50 so a. Dbl.
Bacon. The stock is lighl and the de-
ma hd gold Hams 6407aa; clear sides ca
81; ribbed do ~; shoulders 4IG5c.
Whiskey. A fine supply on hand de
mand brisk; reclifed CSC T. gal.
Meats Bee f catle Sc, sheep 81 25.
Sail. There seems 10 be no established
price-for barrel salt 95 10 81 is the ruling
price Fine sack 81 so 10 / 90; coarse
sack 81 50 10 CO. Banner and Gdsette
New ORLEANS. LA.-Cotton DulEpar-
lies are waiting foreign news,
Flour. Dull, with sales Of Ohio at ssf 90
IA 80.
Provisions. Sales of Mess Pork at
S1I 87aOS12. Lard is advancing; sales
AT 8G84c. Bacon sides have declined 10
nc. sIA 4
Coffee. Rio, at l04 to 1890. L
Whskey. Sales III 27c, and dull
Grain. Sales OF Oats at 62Gd66.
CHATTANooGA TEyN-We have had a
brisk demand for Cotton, and all offered has
had ready sale al full prices. Some supe-
riot qualities have been received, and were
solhal 1870. We are glad 10 note the great
I'M brovement Of this staple over that OF pas,
years; and if planters will observe litle
more attention in picking, and procure good
CHS, their Cotton would compare lavorabIy
with any ITnIands TheIfAtlaulic seaporls
eard more nor riaid IN their examinations Of Cot.
lon; hence planters have an inducement to
tald. extra pains in preparing for those mar !
keds. We give Cotton quotations below,
with The additional remark. that Yesterday
wal very dull, in consequence Of The nom
RECEPTION of steamers news, now due.
Or binary TO Good Ordinary, :. II (0ll4
Mflldling -. ...l....... 1130llS
Gdod Middllng' : .,''-'' lIs.Oiltd
M idIng fa'r = - : ~ ~ l@iafN
Fahr, 4 - :. ~ iz4.niZ2
a&A AarerttSer, ioi"-
ST. LOUIS, Nc. Flour. Very dull
&c od country brands IS 87lD3 90 Until
fav orable advices from N.eE$ Orleans have
the market.
Grain. Corn is brisk, with sales Of 5000
sac ks at 47c, /. decline. Wheat sales al
76I08oc.
SAVANNAH. GA-Couon in, fair demand; |
nitllling fir i selling for 13l013sc.
r. cav D.,,.na
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21
q NEW
GES0CEEsX STORE.

In tie House recently occupied By
Tucker 4. Higgins, as a dry goods cstab
f$hment, near Z, C. Goodrich q. Co.'S.
WIN. "a. yEEREs, IaIe OF the Firm Of
WEHB & THOMSON,
Va ould especially inform tie public that
w he has recently taken possession OF
The Tucker s Higgins House, 10 which he
will, in addi'ian to his present stock, open a
superior assortment Of
FAHITLY GROCERIES,
OF every erscrFalpn, fresh from lie Nashville
and New Orleanls Markets. Every article is
precisely as represenieif5of good quality and
at the very lowest living rates. Having con
siderable experience as Grocer. he.feels
confident in the belief that all who favor him
with call VIII De pleased b5lh in price and
qualify.
In addition 10 his present stock Of
Sugar, Coffee. REOiasseS. Candies,
Candies. Nails, &c,
he Will have, IN few days, complete as
sorlmen, OF every thing in the Grocery line,
all ofwhich he is anxious 10 sell and wlFl sell
as cheap as any reasonable purchaser sbould
desire. -
Those desiring 10 treat their friends with
suitable
Christmas Presents
are respectfully requested. 10 call at my house
on tia day, and examine my sock.
Give me call. will be pleased 10 see
you and fully as well to sell TO you,
WIN. II. WEBB.
Fayetteville, Dec. II. 1850.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21

DIS. | John Silverooih; 2, Bal Jones; 3,
w D.!Wiseman; 4, VIM Ramsey; 5, Tngmas
Ganyi 6,I Lewis Lane; 7. Fl King; 8. w B
-Marllh' AID d Holman; 9. Alex. P Smith:
10, James Il Hester; II, John Roach; IL,
.'ohn Cary; IS, Nj Hedgpeth; IA. w p
Co.llnS 5; rs Abner II Collins; l6 H George,
II Jesse Leaiherwopd; Is Elisha Ii Siedman;
10. Jas Il Phillips; 90, James II Fuller; 81 !,
William McGee;22 Aaron M'Doneal; %,
vacant. "a vacant; IS, Moses Arnold.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21
Marc h Election LISP.
sHERIFF-LINcoLN 20.

sEP We ape authorized TO announce Col.
%. :. Hobbs, candidate for Sheriff al
Ihe March Election, is52. HI
iEJe We are authorized 10 announce ITai.
Jas. NJ Hanks, candidate FOR S..erif al
abe March Election, 1852.
to- We Re authorized to announce Ste
bheH TouGlastone, candidate Tor Sher-
~ al tie Mar Gu Election. 1852.
sP We are authorized to snnonpJ e
Richard White, candidate for Sheriff
al the Match Election, 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21
The DEBT OF VIRdINIA.- The total

THE DEBT OF VIRdINIA.The total
debt Of the State liabilities an d guar
antics. according to the Petersburg
Tntelieencer, amountB toslB, 459,95l
The total resources of evetysdescrip-
ton. amount to Sl3,112,SS2 OIL =
The portion of available resources
which constitutes a. fair offset to a
portion of the debt, is 81, 2h2,773l4S
leaving the net debt of the State
SILL 47, 07S,3 O-or, exclusive OF her
liability asguarantof, S II y, lo4 81
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21

THE RtstLr OF LAST YEARS La
I'D rs We heard a Physician in F y-
ettevill4{ remark that he had upwa rds
Of rim cases Of OJstefrtes, last year
q 70 you Near that, cqnlerOn2 Old
tJiIliants0b can't shine.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21

lstJP Probably no article has ever enjoyed
a wider popularity in all diseases OF The longs
than Tar. In the shape of Tar wafer, lar
fumigaiions. and plaslers, IL has been used
almost from line immemoral. Liverwor'.
too, has been universally regarded as one OF
na,dre's choicest herbs. Bat il was reserved
for Prof. Rogers 10 discover The ART oil ex-
,rhcting, by new chemical process, their
MCCLELLAN virtues. and combining them IN a
nIs bner hereiofare unknown, so as 10 pre-
saint a preparation unrvaled for lis concen>
,rh,ion, energy, simplicity and innocence
This he has done in bis Syrup of Liverwort
and Tar. The cures of long standing Pdi-
uIahary Disease. which tits effeciIrg daily,
ate astounding even Physicians themsfiV'f;
oL,I were they not among our friends and
neihhbors. when, we see every day. they
vIolld almost tie beyond belief.
IFor Sale a, w eub s. Smiths, and MrElrey
81 Crawford's. Fayetteville.
: See advertisement in another column.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21
To Blacksm iths )

HyHE subscribers haEe9maJe arrangements
III fdr keepiBg>a very heavy stock Of
IEsOS. during Nhe ensuing year; and 10
BLAcKsMlTHs and others VINO will puy
largely Of them, they VIII oiier Inducements
which will resIder 1, unnecessary TO go to
Nashville to make purchases.
SOUTH WORTH, MORGAN s. NEIL.
III IL IQrn N N
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21

Eat w. H. Webb, at fuckers
cldI stlnd, with his accustomed good
tas Ie and well trained Judgment in
such matters has recently opened a
SUPERIOR assortment Of Groceries OF
eve1 description: candies, cheese, SAT-
sc. &c. which he Will be pleased to
sall you, he says, as cheap as can be
aao4 ded in Fayetteville. See to this
ifyoh need any thing in his line
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21

a S our Mr.. HoDGE will leave very early
IA in the season for the Eastern Clues, y
purchase a heavy Stock OF Goods We WIZ
sell our present Stock of. Dry Goods at ret
duced prices, for Cash or TO punetnaa dealers
on time.
Dec. IL, 1850.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21
DIR. RoGEaS
LIVER WORT AND TAR!

n A SAFE and certain cure for consumption
| IAo the Lungs. splitting OF Blood. Coughs.
Colds, Asthma, Pam in The side, Bronchius,
HooP'ng Cough, and all Pulmonary affections
4 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
4 The Louisville Journal says. DIR Rogers
Y Liverwort and Tar mol Only gives immediate
relief in coughs and colds. but from the testi-
mony OF men Of the highest standing here and
/ lsewhere, il is making some very Iemhrka
| BILE cures OF c)nsu nplion.'
| The Railway Register adds:"we have heard
1t stated, by persons of great responsibility
| who have used this medicine. that il is one
of the mosIremarkable medicines OF the age
for Coughs. Colds, ihhuenza. Bronchius,
Asthma, Pain in ibe side and Breast. Spit
ting Of Blood. Hopping Cough, and all Lung
Complaints. which. If neglected, usually ter
inmate ia Consumption; and the certificates
attached to the advertisement would seem full
ly 10 justify this Statement"
,LIVERWORT. 4
This plant has, for many years, been tonnd
10 be OF singular virtue in the cure OF afec
lions oflhe Liver. More recently it was as
certaned that il possessed great power in ar
resting Bleeding at the Lungs, Coughs OF a
Chronic chara cier &c, and oi essenugl service
In all diseases of a pulmonary ch aracier.
4 TAR
/ This article is now universally cknewli
edged 10 be The most healing and eiEcleHt an
pIIcauon for diseased or decayiug lungs, or
any portion Of the heshy or muscular part OF
the hums n body. lis med IeTnal and prfserv-
alive qualities were Jude rst God by the EgVp-
tans in the early ages Of The woilI. and no
doubt now exists among Scientific men ,tbatth
used 10 lh,/e Attainment Of bod
les. was composed principally Of this ingre
dent. In latter ages, Z was found 10 be in
universal use among the aborigInes of Amer
sea, and at this day il is their principal, and
in fact. only medicine Tor an unsound state
of the lungs, orAny approach TO it. Those
who are acquainted with the history Of this
hardy race of men. know that Death from
IS unknown among iheml The
meSica faculty in all countries appear toll
have become aware OF the great healing prop
critics 6ffhis article, and are now introducing
il in lbeir practice. Dr.. Buchan, of Eng
land ,Dr. Crichon, oil ST. Petersburg, DIR. !
La Preure. of Paris, and the distinguished !
DR., Cooper have been in the habit Of com
binilg il with othei articles in their prescrip |
lions, and with entire success
BettGre Of Cotolterftits and Base lmitatioas |
The genuine article is signed ANDREW Ro |
GERS. on the engraved wrapper around each
bottle
ftice, 81 per boItle, or six bottles for 50.
Sold wholesale and relai by
SCOYiL X MEAD, |
lie Chaftres st, bet Cont and ST. Louis |
Sis. N. Orleans,
Sple General Agents for the Southern States, I
10 whnu1 all orders and applications Tor ageh
cies must be addressed. Sold, also, by
WEBB & SMITH, Fsve,tsvillel Tepa
MeELRby s. CRAwFoED3
EloDGE & HONEY cUTr, Eiktcn, 4lern-
III r. DEMonLLE. Huntsville. Ala, q
Jan. Ia, ie5f-ly III
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21

gr# Buckwheat Cakes at 1 Hon
ey. Do you love them? III SO go
to W. I'll NVebb's and get some Of
the Flour he has in store.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21

r5- NIr E. P. NIcGinty has sold
h is interest in the Nashville Wing, to
Mr.. G. B. Brown. Mr.. Meg contin-
u4s to occupy the editorial chair -
The paper IS now issued daily.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21

5 VIII Mr.. Horace WELLS,
furnish US with Specimen s beets Of
his Printing Materials? Wd Wish I'd
make a few more purchases
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21
magistrates.

District |. Jas 4 ST Clair. and l. S Wood
ard.
3 BENJAMIN Howard, and john Zead;
4CIB Cooper, and Y L Taylor;
5 d Sullivan. AID L Newsom;
G Samuel Boon. and Travis Ashby;
William B Rhea, and Woodruff Parks;
5 William Neeld, and William II Moores.
and Harvey C Cowan, andJ L. Thomson.
Q john Kimesland Amos Small;
lOJ Gillespie, II II Rives. and q W K
Moores;
Ii William Over. and Con. Smith;
10 Benjamin 8 CLARK. and r.. A. Trivia.
Is Mathew Wilson, aud Daniel Fanar;
IA john M'DanieI. and P w Walton;
Is Brice NJ G AlsuP aEd Thpna I sum
ner.:
l6 James N George. and John Z Reeves
II Sip Leaiherwood;
Is III Henderse9, ard William MANN;
I6 VIM J Mitchell. and Ak G Downing;
GO Arthur Randolph, and Robt Drennen'
2IX ~
% VIM Pryor, and Join Moore;
% II S Williams, and John Corder;
81 John F Buckner. ana I DamroR;
% William c Jenningf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21

We.are indebted to that excel
le 1T paper, the Nashville American
I'd r the lite Congressional news w(
pf blish thi$ week. A
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21

sPLook 81 This. 14s
9 VIE Firm Of FRENcH s BERRY being
n flsFolyed, all persons indebted are re-
questfd 10 call on the undersigned, al tie
. Fayetteville Observer" Office. aad settle up.
Jau. Ia, 1851. A. Fl. BERRY.
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Dr. w. w. Ni,Nelley

ID ESPECTFULLY rendert his thanks To-
"a his friends for their patronage hers,nfare.
and hopes mat past attention 10 cases in
uusled 10 his care, will insure continued cun-
idenct.
+ Ohke, one door south Of Ringu's.
4 Dec. IL. iS50-lv
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Goods! GOOMS!H

= l.. RUSSELL, having bought the en-
Ees tire STOCK OF GOODS OF A. u.
Nicas, and intending to continue the busi.
ness a. lis old stand, North side Of the Pub
lie S9uaEe) takes pleasure in announcing thar
it is his determine tion ALWAYS TO KEEP
FRESH. VARIED, ard DESIRABLE srocK OF
STAPLE 3 e 4AMgV GOODS
winch Ae will sell as cheap as anylin The
market l5r cash or barter: and Intending 10
give the business his constant attention. with
an endeayor always 10 please and accomno-
date, he feels assured that he can make il
TO the interest oilhis friends and custom
ers ic iaFor him with their patronage.
N. Di-l VILE ALWAYS GIVE THE BEST
MARRET PRICE FOR BEESWAX, LIN
SEYS. FEATHERS, and BOMRSPUN.
Jan. 81. 1851. b l.. r.
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o. Advertisements are inserted in tiie
der in which they are handedIin. f
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21

I'd A negro woman and child,
belob ging to tho estate of the l4te
~ n Mckinney. sold for the
!. liz $1,000 on the first Monday
i 1ln,,a4v That's equal to pork,
ain t it,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21

q Advertisements and COMMANDMENTS
tbus, be handed into The Office by Saturday
Erening, 10 insure an appearance in HE
next weeks Paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21

aaL# There is d vacand n, occa-
stoned by the resig grafton of lYm. B.
Martin, in the 9Th or town district
for the office of Constable. Who
wants?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21
L.. ID. ATKINS. i
Saddle and Harness manufacturer
and DeaIer ia sisddIcry,
04t the old stand, .Nbrih Side of he
I nv Public Sb,,rrsN
w. IL. NGGHEs

I'uBtc SRudre,] ).
FAYETTEVILLE, TENN.
S.l Being determined TO execute his work
S1 10 the very best style, and on the most
reasonable terms. he mpst respectfully
solicits continuance Of the liberal .atronaes
heretofore bestowed. The public generally
are invited TO call and examine his stock, as
he Is determined 10 Fell as cheap as any es-
Enlistment Of similar kind IN. he western
country.
I Dec. II, iS5O-6n
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21

a A number Of valuable mel
grqes will be sold id Fayetteville on
the first Monday ii Februafy- Do.
you want one?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21
w BB ~ SNI It'll,
DEALERS IN
Medicines, Paints, DyestuEs. Glass
Perfumery,
Soaps, Brushes, Oils, VafnisheS.


SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, FANCY ARTICLES,
EXTRACTS, SC. sc.
"Avl nc recently received large supplies OF
La FREsH and GENUINE Goods ia their
line, making our Stock in addition 10 former
supplies, very complete, and decidedly The
largest ever offered 10 this marker; which will
be constantly replenlshed with all new and
useful Articles, in the Drug. Medical and
Surgical line. would most respectfully Inform
Physicians. Farmers. and others. that they
will find IL TO their advantage 10 call and ex-
anime dur stock and prices.
With fresh and pure Medicines and the
constant services OF experienced druggists
and apdihecarles, all orders, Physicians pre-
scrplidn sc. &c. will be promptly aud
carefully aitelded to at all hrurs.
az WEBB & SMITH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-21

| Mare. bay, white hind feel, STAR in the
I flee, snip on nose, IA hands high, ovrs old:
by Jno Brady, ely dis No Is, April 1850.
| Mare. gray. left eye OUT, gear marks, shod
before. I54 hands, l5yrs old: by Howell
J6hnson, civ dis s, April 1850.
.Dlare, chestnut sorrel. btefnish in RIGHT
eye, shod round, Is hands, Z or 8yrs: BY L
| ID Devers, civ dis 16, May 1850.
Mare, yellow sofrel. blaze face, fs,ula
marks, / 5 hands, or 7yrs: BY. B P Gray,
civ dis %, June 1850.
Mare. sorrel, light hiF down, star in face,
IA hands, 3 or lgrs; by B F Dennis, civ
dis 81, June 1859.
Horse Coli, sprfeI, ba re in face. Qyrs, by
B T Dennis, civ dis OF. June 1850
Heifer, red crop and sill in right ear, 8
years, BY Z Pickett, civ dis 8. Match 1850
Ca, red and White, cropiand Sill inright
under-hil in left Ear, 5yrs: by W G Roun-
tree, civ dis 1, My 1850
CoaD, pale red, left horn turned down, 10
yrs old by J Broyles, civ dis 70, Nov 1850
FRANKLIN eptNrr.
Fillfy, sorreI, white speck IN forehead, ,
l54 hands, 2yrs;I+by 7 Finch, civ dis l.,
Ger 1850.
BEDFORD COUNTY
Horse. brown shod round, 14l hands, 6
yrs; byJ w MaYfeld, civ dis II. Oct 1850
3 Mare, sorrel, defect on right knee, spot
ii forehead. shod round, Is hands, "a or 5
yrs: BY II Anthony, civ dis .95. Nov 1850
MARSHALL COUNTY.
liIure. dark gray, creese fallen, rope mark
round nose. long tail, shod before, IA hands,
6vrs: BY S Hays, civ dis Z. Nov 1850.
We publish tlIa following Lists for Tie
convenience of persons living al distance
who may desire 10 correspond with any OF
the individuals named:
Civil Officers of Lincoln County.
Jacob w Formwalt, Coroner;
Peer G. M'aIiIlin. Surveyor;
Alfred Fl Berry. Ranger;
William Nseld, Entry Takef;
Wan. Dyer Tax Collector;
II Kelso. Clerk Of County Cour.;
W B Rhea, Chaifman do do
JR Chilcoat Clerk Of Circuit do
S Fulton, Clerk Chancery do
w Garter. District Attorney.
E l. Hodge. Sheriff.
James NJ Hanks,
w G. Bland, SDeputy Saenii.
B Chris ian -
S } Isaacs, County Trustee,
John Goodrich, Register,
Josiah Norwood. Keeper OF the Poor,
John K]mes,
S S Buchanan, Commissioners oil the poor,
Joel Hrris, }
VIM Neeld, Sealer Of weights and measures
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southworiIl. Siorg:,I, 4 Neil

southwortil, Morgan 4 Neil
Ak EEP constantly Oh hand very heavy
~ Stock OF Goods, Wares and rIer-
ciiiiifdise, which they are determined To-
SELL; therefore, purchasers will consult their
own interest by calling al their corner, beloFe
making selections.
James, Linseys.a Homespuh. Meal Bags.
Feathers, Wool, Wax, and all other kinds of
Barter usual 10 the country taken al highest
market value. in exchange for Goods.
I Dec. l7.IS50.
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Hasg:ng. Rope and Twine.

II pST received. new SURELY OF BAG
- lGING, ROPE and -fW me.
-SOUTHWORTf1, MORGAN s. NEIL.
Dee. IL. 1850.
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Land Warrants.

In, al lsFler K the enquiry made Of
him by the Hon. j. H. Thomas Of
NJ auyI rtlativ to issuing land v ar
raj hts ii accordance to recent act Of
Cphgre IS, granting bounty Ian DDS,
|. MI. EFa4s, Commissioner Of Pen
si$ns, shya fwe expect to commence
tn L ISIS hing of certificates Of location
alb put the 10th or 9Th of the pres
eli mo hth, [Jan-l We have been de-
ls5ed Until the present. in nse-
qrl ence Iof The want of the certiiicites
of location
I'd j j. Hodge & Co., have Just
radeivqh d superior lot qf Clover sfed,
ant an unsuIp assed article Of Flour.
Gite them d call at Shapard's cor
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t0- The Hon. Ct w. JoNE$ is as
sured that he has OUT thanks for the
Washington papers gently sent US
HOMESTEAD EXEMPT ION. bin has
passed the Arkansas House d Rep
resent ltives4 SO to rs -exFplpting
160 a ores Of land, 9r one tbKn 10 t
with the improvements there oh, from
execution /
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IN A,HvarENG.I

y AMES SMITH is now making and will
~ cont hue 10 make-at A. B sHtLL's
OLD STA ~. on the street leading out by the
The 1etkodist Ch,nch--a superior lot OF
Wool and Far Hats. which he will sell
low Tor Dash or exchange for good wool Or
fur. -. n
Dec. III. 1850 3q.
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10 It seems BY 4 letter received
from DIR. WALTON aftdr our p4 per had
been i rinted, that we were too fast
in al nouncing him as candidate fer
the Legislature; he is not candi-
date. nor is it known that he will be.