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American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-09-17
JAMES @. PICKETT, EDITOR AND PuBMsm

The subscribers being alone entrusted with samples
cloth and patterns Of these goods the United
market, invite the attention of the trade.
GODFREY PATTIS0N A Co., Glasgow
Once, 81 Pine street. New York. mar a.
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easily cured by the use Of this celebrated plas-
Ter, for the wantroi which NAV have been Oh
I lioed 10 Quit their libors and fall into tie
hands OF The physicians. who by their extrav
agatt high charges, soon take away the hard
Hearhinrs of the orayest laboring man. By
Sleeping in tents or on the ground, Rheuma-
Tt5srn. Spinal Disease. Stiff JOHNS, La re Back
or SIDE, and all like diseases, are sure to lroub
lie them, andinlany times entirely lay them
'up, when the simple application Of thls plas-
ter would give them immediate relief. and
enable them 10 proceed with their labors with
out delay.
Il has been very beneficial IN cases Of
weak cess, such as Pain and Weak ness in the
siomac,,: Weak Limbs. Affections of the
Spire, Female Weakness. SC. No female.
subject 10 pain AID weakness in the back or
side. should be without, it, Married ladies,
In delicate situations. fnd great relief from
constantly wearing this laster.
The application of the plaster between the
shoulders has been found certain remedy
for C6lds, Coughs, Phtli>ic. and Lung AT
fections, in iherpyjmary stages 1t destroys
inflammation By perspiraloa.
BewaEe o. couuterieEs and base limitations.
Dfalers and purchasers generally, aye caution
ed against buying Of any but our regular
A9eniS; otherwise they VIII De imposed upon
with worthless article. as many base coun-
IerfeIts oil this plaster are in existence.
REMEMBER
The genuine is sod only by Us, and our ad-
ver,;sa5 Is cents ,i,s,;euaA5utI the South. No
nedlar ID aIlowedto sci it, In s5ture the gen
line willIbaye The signaturesof e. TAYLOR
on the new sleel5plae engraved Label ON the
top Of each box; 10 couniersit which, viii be
prosecuted as forgery. !
SCOyILaS, MEAD.
lis Cbartres st3, New Orleans,
Sole General Agents for the Southern States,
10 whom all urders and apFfteallons Tor agen
cies must be addressed. Sold BY
WEBB 81 SMITH. }Ears,, sv;lle Torn
s. CRAWFORD
IIotGE s HoNErcuTr. EIkton, Tenn.
J. F. DEMovILLE, HUNTSVILLE. Ala.
Jan. IA, 1851 I-ly
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Fayetteville Directory.

/ MAYOR AND ALDERMEN
| A.. T. Nicks,f .Tqyor, Charles mckinney
John M. IBHgl.t, l.. ID. Akin, Joel CommoIss
James Glib, and Thos. Hines, ,f1ermfn,-
Nv. ". McNeAey, Recorder. w ~ Fpfsn
walt. Ioirn Constable.
Hardy C.. Holman, Postmaster.
TRUst EEs OF FAYETTEVILLE FEMALE
ACADEMY.
James Bright, President, E. pr. Ringb,
John A. McPhail. John II. Bright. James
II. Bright, Sec. Jas. NJ. Davidson. IcacAfr
TRtsrEEs OF FaYETTE AcsBENY
RidhaIH White. President; I G Goodrich.
s nj MeE,lFoy, # A Owen, w f Smith.
Seer etarJ. f. A. Dickinson. Isarher. H.
RESIDENT cLERGYMEs. 4
Rev. VIM. c. Dpnap, Pastor Q + the Preb-
byterian Church; Samuel NJ. CO wan. Pak
or Of the Cumberland Presbyterian Ch1fch
Rev 81 Record, pastor Of the Methodist
Church.
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List OBJ Ests ssyse1 Taken Up.
Isl, Kind Of animal IS gwen. ID color. Sd
descrptidar 4ih, age. 9Th, posters name
6lhsplac@ bnd time Of arrest.
| LINCOLN doUNrY.-

Horse. deep sorrel 5 feet high white legs
behind. blaze face. nj arkel with geeri ON each
shoulder ,/abJ ut years old; appraised 10 62
RPbt| Nj Whitman, civil district
s, December "a 1850.
! Mare, bay, white hind feet, star in the
face, snip on nose. i hands high. 2yrs old:
by Jno Brady, civ dis No IS, April 1850.
Mare. gray, left eye out, gear marks. shod
before, Isl hands, l5yrs old: by Howell
johnson, eiy dis 6, April 1850.
Mare, chestnut sorrel, bleinish in right
eye, shod round, 5 hands, or 6yrs; BY Z
ID Devers, civ dis is, May 1850.
Mare, yellow sorrel, blaze face, fisiula
marks, IS Hands, s or 7yrs: by B 2 Gray,
civ dis 25, June $50.
Mare, sorrel, right hip down, star in face,
Ia hands, 8 or 4yrs; by B F Dennis, civ
dis 81, june 1850.
! Horse Cqlt, sorrel, blaze in face. 2yrs, BY
B F Dennis, civ dis 81, June 1850.
/ He1cr, red. crop and sill in right ear, 9
years, by E Pickett, civ dis 3, March 1880
/ Or, red and white, crop and slit in right
undo r-bit in left ear, 5vrs: by w G Roun-
tree, civ dis ], Nov 1850.
Steer, red and white. swallow fork in righl
spill, and under Bit IN left ear. bob lail, 5yrs:
by VIM Mosely. civ dis Is, Nov 1850.
C6w, pale red, left horn tarned down, 10
yrs Old by Broyes, Civ dis 10, Nov 1850
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Filler, sorrel, white speck id forehead
49, hands, 2yrs: by I Finch, civ dis i
Oct 1880.
Horse, brown, shod round, al hands,
yrs: by J-W Mayfeld, civ dis II, Oct 1886
Mare, sorrel. defect on right knee, spo
in forehead. shod round, 5 hands, 4or II
yrs: ty y Anthony, civ dis %, Nov 1850.
MARSHALL COUNTY.
Mare. dark gray, creese fallen, rope mari
round nose, long tail, shbd before, Ia hands
6yrsF by A Hays, civ dis 7, Nov 1859.
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EreIEoh. joel r. Poinselt, who

was Secretary Of Naruader Nj.
Van Byrc|n1s administration, and
the leader Of the Union party in
South Caroline, during The time Of
NaIliiica ,ion, has written an ad-
dress to the people Of that State, in
reference to the present Condition OF
p nb!ic affairs. Iie tells them that
he has been spending some time at
the North, and is satisfied that the
people there will enforceIthe Fugi.
tive Slave Law, and restrain any
further abolition expressions. We
does not admit the right Of seces-
sion, and thinks that il would be SUI
icilal in So nth Carolina 10 attempt
separate State action.
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ORLEANS, La. -Conoh qnola.ions:
kEJe IPrJBably no arlIcle has eter endowed

kIF Probably no article has ever enioyed
a wIdefpopparity in alldiseases Of the lungs
tnan Tar. In the shape of Tar water, Tai
fpmigalions, and plasters, j, has been used
almost from lime imme morial. Liverwort.
toe, has beeh universally regarded as one oil
natures choicest herbs But il was reserved
Cor POL. Rogers 10 discover The art Ole xl
lracting, by new che mical process, their
peculiar virtues. and cpmblEing them in a
manner hereioinre4 unknown, SO as 10 pref
sent preparation uHrIva.ed for lis concern
lratlon, enatgy, simplicity and innocence
This he has done IN his Syrup Of Liverwort
ana Tar.s Vile cures q long stanLing Pull
monary Disease (Which il is elecflrg daily.
are astounding, even Physicians themselves;
and wire they not among our friends and
nneishbors, whom we see every day, they
would almost be beyond belief.
Fol sale al Webb & SMITHS, and McElroy
s. Crawiord1s, Fayetteville
See advertisement in another column.
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l|ARR9A0ESs
MARRIED.

On the 4lh ult., by Esq. Downing, Mr..
MILToN Holloway of Alabama 10 Miss
AMANDA RAFDoLpH Of this County.
ARTHUR WAsHBURN 10 Mary G! IoDGE.
AUSTIN EsLIcK TO MARTHA J.. GEoRGE.
JoHN A. NoRwodD 10 ELIzAEETH INaAN.
Dir. J. II. JOINS 10 FRANCES E. SMITn
: Jas. II. iARRIsoN of Bedford county TO
MARGARET J. MoyERs OF this place.
DAVID R HAMILTON 10, Mrs. SARAH F..
MooRES.
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j ESV .DAVED's
Oh. 4 Hebrew Plaster,
The Great EseIsaesi =,

For r. heurna,i,m. Gout. Pains in the side,
Hin. Back, Limbs and joints, Scr63ula,
Kings Evil. White Swellings. Hard Tu-
mor5.- 6 IF Jsinls and all Fixed Pains
whatever. Where this PiesteE IS appied.
Pain cannot exist.
FaynESE Plasfcrs possess the advantage
Il OF b4inr nut up in air light boxes
hence they felalu their full vlrtGes in all
climates.
HAVE YOU FRIENDS GOING TO
CALIFORNIA? I
By all means advise them 10 take along 0
supplyIof this plaster. II may save them hun
dreds Of dollars, u Dot their lives. as Tue expo
sures which they have TO endure in the tnaes
serious 10 bring on disease, which n'isrl ce
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Winchester and Huntsville r. Road

The Winchester Independent ably advo-
Gates the plan of a Rail Road from hat pojn,
10 Huntsville, and we are glad 10 learn thai
much interest is felt in that section df the
State for its completion. We TAX liIe fol
lowing paragraphs from the Independent in
relation to il:
"RAIL RoAp AT a meeting OF the Com
missioners OF the Winchester and Alabama
Rail Road Company in this place dn the
24,h INST, w. e. Venable, ESQ.,. Hu. Fran
els, Esq Joseph W. Garter, Esq and Geo.
W. White, ESQ.,, were appointed Commit
Tee to visit Huntsville, and the interim e date
points, on business connected with the infe
rest Of The road. The committee will at an
early day proceed TO execute lbe duty assigned
them, and address the people upon the subject
Of taking stock in said road, of which due
notice will be given"
Speaking ol'the readiness 10 subscribe TO
The undertaking. The Independent says: h
"The Winchester and Alabama Rail Road
Company was organized GU the. 25h Of No
vember last, and in the short space Of one
month, and without scarcely am effort, COM
parauv dly speaking. the energetic agent HUI
Francis, Esq, has procured the sum oftyfy
fire thousand dollars, to be subscribed as stock
10 said pad. The friends Of the road have
gone intp the matter with q determined spirit
and fixed resolution that the measure shall
vnc Good y, ~
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A SPECULATION. The Cincinnati Enqu-
rer. Of the 9th. has lie following paragraph;
One Of the New Orleans boats left yesler..
day for the Crescent city, with three hundred
fighting cocks on board They all belonged
TO one man. and he is assured that he will
realize s. each on them. They will cost $500
when landed in New Orleans, and thus he
will realize a preft Of 81 100. a handsome in
terest upon what cost him so liule
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Within the last few weeks, at ledst five
fugitive slaves have been brought .shck 10
this cily from free states, with as little lropb-
lie as;would be had in recovering stray cows
We occasionally receive leuers Modifying
Us tha. d slave said 10 be the properly Of
SHINE on. in this vicinity. has been lodged
III iaIl in Illinois or Indiana for his pwner,
who will please call. pay charges anf 'ake
him away. II
Such facts as these are worth iorfy cpl
umns of angry ranI.-Memphis Eagle, /
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We pnbish The following Lists for ttt
convenience Of persons living al disiaac,
who may desire TO correspond with any o
the individuals named
Civil Officers of Einco.., County.
Jacob w Fornwalt, Coroner;
PETER G blMifiin. Surveyor;
Alfred Fl Berry. Ranger;
William. NeelG. En,ry Taker;
VIM. Dyer Tax Collector;
H kelSo, Clerk Of County Court;
w B Rhea, Chairman do do
j r Cliilcoat Clerk OF Circuit do
J S~FuIion, Clerk Chancery do
~ " Garter, District Attorney. Hy
e L Hodge, Sheriff.
~ y c : b in ma Depo'y sac ia.
is J Isaacs, County Trustee,
John Goodsich, Register,
Josiah Norwood, KeeHefyof the Poor,
81 HSH5se'a Commissioners E 4,
WIN Neeld, sealer Of weights and measures.
magistrates.
Dislricrl. Jas A st Clair. and LIS Wood
ard
q Divih S Cray, ana William Toliyi
3 Bepjimin Howard, and JOHN Zeads
4 G b Cooper, and Y L TaJ lor;
5 D Sullivan. aid L Newsom
6 Sa.huIeI Boon, and Travis Ashhy;
z William & Rbea, and Woodruff Parks;
s W#liA,a NeelI and William II MODES,
and HaFvhv c Cowaa, and L. Thomson.
- a J, Il IN, a. nj ~ emo IN.
1871 Gillespie, III Fl Rives. and G w r
Mobres;
II William oyer. and Con. Smith;
II Benlanin F CLARK, and r. "A. lrwil.
Is Mathew Wilson, and Daa Fl Farrar;
IA John liDaniel, and w Walton;
IS Bfice NJ G Alsup and Thona P sum
me RS:
II Sp Learherwood;
Is Hendersoa.iard William Martin;
l6 WimIJ Mitchell, and Ak G Downing;
90 Arthur S Randolph, and R5St Dfepuen;
% Win Pryor. and John Moore; 4
20 t s. Williams, and John Corjer;
q JOHN + Bnckper. and ] t IpamFoB;
Is William G Jennings. +
Coaas.aEEes.
Dis I, John Sivertooih; 2. 3 M Jones;3 3,
Nv ID Wiseman; 4. Wm RamseyEI5, Thomas
RAINY; 81 Lewis Lane; z! Il King; 8. W5B
Martin and ID $ Holman; o. Alex. PfSniIh:
TO- JAMES r Hester; II, Jbhn Roach; liz,
John Cary; IS. Mp Hedg1eth; II. WHIP
Collins; Il5 Abner II Celinss To- -Geor5s;
II Jqsse IL4atherwopl; | 5 Elisha ~ Stedm'ln;
10, Jas T Phillips; 90, James III Fullef; u.
" ilIan MCGEE; %. Aaron NrDansal; 20,
: acan nj. 24 vacant; %, Moses Arnold. II
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ZIP The number Of passengers arrived at
New. York from foreign ports during the
month OF October was 1926, being an in
crease OF 9.9S9 on the corresponding month
OF ls49, The arrivals this year were from
the following places. Great Britain and Ire
land 1882; Hanse Towns 2,7o3;H France
1880; Belgium 454; Holland 453; Chagres
IA; other ports 240.
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Baecn..

From the best mf8rihation we
can gather, we have no litFitaaeety in
saying, that there cannot Be more
than one-h Rlf The usual qaa nifty Of
Bacon put up in this County the
present season. In somaneighbdr-
Roots we visited recently, tits be-
.Geved tlere is scarcely a'suppE for
home consumption. From ac-
counts, il would seem That there
viii be G cneral scarcity Of Bacon
in market the present year. Most
all Tie Northern Pork estabIish-
ments report That there has not
been moro than half the usual
quantity q! Pork putup inthe North
the present season. II this be truer
many in tie South will have to
make short allowances DO at very
high rates
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1t is estimated thattwenty thou
sand emigrants have arrived at Gal
weston this season, some OF them
bringing large number Of slaves.
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Z ayetteri lie Obser re +
August Election ----1S51.

LEG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. CO.
eCP We are authorized 10 Announce DT.
~. w. walton, a candidate Ia Represent
Lincol1 Coz .nsy in the next General Assem-
blv of Tennessee, al the August Election,
1851. q
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laE.AGIEA AHdH,s, LING.
IL Card.

& w. HoUGnToN Respectfully anuoun-
pc ces % the citizens Of Fayetteville and
vicinity that he expects to remove from this
place during Christmas week 10 Winchester.
FfanklIn County, where he will continue his
operations IN Dentistry; and viii visit this
place every Circuit Court for The same pun
Pose ] or oitener if required.
N. Il -7All those indebted 10 me viii
pie So coupe, forward aud setlle, as must
Close my business.
Dec. IL. 1850.
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Eg@ Up the hurry OF gftling our
last paper 10 press, a fHw errors
necessarily occurred. VIC hay E
corrected our "Tcl+ms 70 Clubs
and re-publish them to-day. -
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d. n OT,lCE 10

A Il es's sI sass'ss e s.ss % 5s
fed that the entire business OF pad Firm
must be wound up by the 9th day OF Fen
ruary. II ciuaims unpaid at that daPe wIi
be given TO an officer 10 collect. Come, one
and all. phy mp and save cost.
y G.. w. Higgins can be lound at thu il
OLD srAH D, at any time during ie day b.
tween the hours OF II and 3 O'Clock
Jan. /. a, 1851.
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nj Getting Of Stockholders

Ara me cling Of the Stockholders in the
Shelbyville, Richmond, Petersburg and
Fayetteville Turnpike Company, bn nfotion
of Dir. Gep. W. Fogleman, Col. David II.
Smyth wa called TO the chair, AID Thos.
II. Coldwel Il, Esq, was appointed $ecrc,ary.
The B BOOKS being examined, 1t appeared .ha.
s21 900 Of stock in said road bad been
taken when on motion OF B. Mefalfe, the
Stock holders went INFO the election of seven
Directors df said road, for The NEXT twelve
months, which resulted in the election Of
the foil owih g gentlemen:
6. ". Toglenap.
A, A Greer.
;. v ". Crunk.
rs II. NtetcaIfe.
A. f freeman.
III. O.. Hurst.
ID. NJ. Smyth.
On motion, the President aud Secretary
we've requested 10 sign llhc proceeding is OF
this n meeting and that a copy be fl rn shed
the ShelbyvFl lie Exposilor, and The Fay e,te-
vile papers for publication.
On motto b, The meeting then adjourn ed.
D. Fl. SYMTH, Hres b.
) IT, H. CdIDwFIT .Sec
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a. ADV ertiYem ems are inserted in the
order if which they are handed in. y
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g Blackslnit

FE7HE subscribcrs have nale arrangements
4 fbr keeping a very heavy stock OF
IRON, Ilurng the ensuing year; aud TO
BLAc gsMETHs and others who will buy
largely OF them, they vii offer inducements
whIeh Wi render it unnecessary TO go TO
Nashville to make purchases
SOD1I HWORT1, MORGAN s NEIL.
Dec. III, 1850.
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EaEbEl1! front!

w p,.5 s.. on hssd J. T ,a5a " sss !:
licii the custom OF those lshng to purchase
fol- cash DR. on time. lust receivel 900
pounds; i is in -o,'r way. come IN and take it,
JOHN j. HODGE s. co.
Al Sllarard's Corner.
JAM H. 1851
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i a@ Letter writer's speak Of q
difficulty betm cen the Uni ted States
and Austria on account Of the Hum
garian refugees seeking an asy !um
in Ills country.
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DR.. w. w. M,Nelley

ID ESPECTFUI.LY tenders his thanks 10
4 &, his friends for their patronage herP'of re,
and hcpqs mat past a,tenupn 10 ra~es IN
lf6sted 10 his care, will INSURE eonunued con-
idencc.
Office one door south Of Rings.
Dec II, lS50-Iy
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Rsssi away Nero List.

LIST, Name Of neg.o is gwen. u, complexion
and height. Sd, age. 4!h. description. 9th
owners name 9Th. date Of commitment.
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Cotton.- The. stock on hand at
the close of the last cotton schson.

= SottOfts L itNeASSOS1A N'ii ii.eA1o - =
the close of the last cot ton schson
was less th ian it had been HreYi-
o,lsly, for S everal years; the crpp
for the present year will probably
falIbelow that of the last year.
whilst the demand for man hfIt-
ture and consumption has cdnti|n-
ually inereas ed. 1t generally es-
timated that the demands of the
trade will be near 3 100000 bales,
and that the deficiency will BID ne al
1000, 900 bales. In view Of the
facts, we think it impossible dnd er
any circunh distances, that cPttpIl
should fall below present rates.
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n , Y
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, FANCY ARTICLES,
EXTRACTS, Sc. &c.
z r AvlNG recently received large supplies OF
IL Fresh and GENUINE Gonds in their
line, making our Stock in addition 10 former
supplies. very complete, and decidedly ihe
largest ever offered ID this marker; which will
be constantly repleuished With all new aad
useful ARTICLES, in ,he Drug, Medical. and
Surgical line, would most respectfully inform
Phgsicians, Farmers, and others, that they
viii find il to their advantage TO call and ex-
anime our stock and prices,
With fresh and pure Medicines aad the
constant services OF experienced druggists
and auoshecaries. all orders, Physicians pre-
scripiions, &c. &C., will be prom PLY and
carefully attended 10 al I'll hru's.
WEBB s. SMITH.
900
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S0lsk EEwcrtsi, Morgan d Neil
FL EEP constantly on hand very heavy
IN Stock Of Goods, Wares and HER
cEasas1ezskc. WHICH they are Determined 10
SELL; Therefore, purchasers will consult their
own inter est by calling at lhPir cor ner. before
making elections
JAMES, lLinseys. Homespun, Meal Bags.
Feathers. Wool Wax. and all oihkT kinds of
Barter uSbal 70 the country taken al highest
market vaLue. in exchange for Goods
Dec. 1TAIS50.
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S0ass eFEs5as o. ss'eae!

w. n. NEOOEES
iWOuLD respectfully inform The citizens
W oil Fayetteville, and the county gene
IrallY. thai lie has just received new aud
Iwell selected
ETcCE OF FAIL AND WI TER
GH q DC ED $50
which hewil selas cheap as any house in
al ellie vile o. The county. HIS many Gus
iou,ers " DO have patIon7zel him SO literally
Rave his pest wishes; and he hopes by strict
attention 10 business 10 merit a continuance
lf the same.
| The following are few Of Tie napy arti-,
eies which he has for sale:
I! AADl392 DRESS GOODS.
!. Alpaccas,
/ Colofed French de LANES.
| Fancy Coored Merinos,
Super French Mcrinos,
/ Plaid GiBshams.
1 Black and White Giaehams.
Esrlstln Cbambrays..
Shaklls superfae. oi,evsry variety, shade
and color
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KENTUCKY.
Breckenridge county.
(Name of negro not given). copper color,
H5ft l0n. 35yfs old, weighs about $50 lbs; 70
john Johnson of Tenn. Committed Aug IA
MISSISSIPPI.
YalobHsha county. Co6eerfNc.
Dick, copper color, SIT Gin high. 2oyrs
old, scar on fight cheek, blink eyed ip the
right eye: 10 + NJ Driver, Ponio,oc &C unity
Committed July Ia.
GThis List will be increased by any ar
rests thai my be published in tennessee,
Alabama, or Mississippi -Pu5, Fayetteville
Oberrer. /
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A 1TEyy
GROCEEgY STORE !,

a 17Eyy
GROCERY S'EOR Els
In the Hoasc recently occupied By
Tucker d. Higgins, as "a dry goods cStab-
Hshment, near. T. C. Goodrich d Co.'S.
H-zla. IL. NEB8, iate of the Finn of
WEEB & Thomson,
w ould respectfully inform the public that
w he has recently taken possession OF
the Tucker s. Higgins House, in which he
will, III addition 10 his present stock, open
superior assortment Of
EALELiy GROCERIES,,
OF every Description, fresh from the Nashville
and New Orleans Markets. Every article is
precisely as REPRESENTED. Of good quality and
at tie very lowest living rates. Having con
siderable experience IS a Grocer, he feels
confident il sile beief that all who favor him
with q call will tie pleased both in price and
qualify.
In addili3n 10 his present stock Of
Sugar, coffee. EEO.asscs, Candies,
Cksialles, Nails, &c.
be, wtlI have, IN few days, complete as
soflnleii of every thing in the Grocery line.
all 81 Which he is anxious 10 sell and VIII sell
as cheap as any reasonable purchaser should
desire.
Those desiring ito trea. their friend with
suitable
Christmas Presents
are respe ctiully requested 10 call at my house
on tha day, and examine my s.oek-
Give me a call. | will be pleased to sec
you and fully as well 10 sell TO you,
+ WIN II. WEBB.
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