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University OF PeMnsyASanha, ms0ecaA Departsnent.
f7aa a1.a EsAsy-sizt sssson, tis5i-'o9J asit1 rl
THE Monday, October the 9Th ma
terminate the close Of Afnrch ensuing. 1U f%af< '
Theory and Practice q Medicns BY George D. Wood ND
Anatomy william E. Hornar, NJ ID. I. ta.s...l4- ..tN
Matera Mcdca and Pharmacy, Joseph Csrs0n, n. d.
CbemisIy, James b. Rogers, N. ID. ~ t.'.@. "4
Surgery, William Gibson, M. ID. -l'NA s1.H. PEI
obstsuic. and the Diseases Of Women and Chiidsen Is
Hodge, M ID. m..t.st.. -
Institutes Of Medicine, Samuel Jackson, M. d. 60 ~
Clinical instruction the Pennsyvsna Hospital BY
Wood, n. D., and by Geo. w. Norris NJ ID. gt,as EHE-
Deonstratye instruction IN medicine and in surgery BY h,
the medical faculty. w. w. on
and Henry II. Smith, M. d. II n N tt ''t ~ =
Practical anatomy by John Neili M D., demonsasor
lectures the University S0
Mniculaiing fec, paid once only.
Hospital
Practical anatomy
GraduaunE lee 70
VI. 4..#l. -.s w. Il. HORNER, N. d., ~
FL. .....4 ~@u. .#. Dean OF the Medical Faculty,
Mint, Philadelphia. MI w X.
Aug l-2awtOctl5
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Virginia LAAA O@os,
RicHAoAD, August -, 1851

s RIcunonp, August Is, 1851.
conformity Virginia Of 640 %ol,
Is, all whom may cOAcerp
appears by of county Of kss
received into day Of AugaG, 1851
held the 18th day Of July lsSl the foow hsss
sd of Berkeley hpvs been found
escheated o this ealth u viii: @ tssHEa
mouth Back creek assessed = Rsusmn An
drews's heirs. .s ~ III ~ s8layt@ staar,
ia aces Tchanses hsanch u Pesr Deals
Little Mountain, assessed 70 John Powss hsip
Packhorse road assessed
Back creek asses,ed To John 1hoOkh ks4rs. =
county line
BET !. heirs V 3 !. I'll ~
side of North Mountain, asssseA WIN. TAss
heirs. I'll tst .4Jr ass.#f
II Of Back creek assessed Andrew Jssash
heirs. t-...
n 0aH 8. H. Parker,
Aug l5-Iaw6w 3 Register Land Ofhce
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nIafST she Decsssc.s IN shs C""rss ~ EQUITY Ia
giving digest ~ s nse Aeetss".s tn he
o. equity United Ssniss previously to 1877 Jus" pun
|lish~d. Z +
EhANCk TAfLoN
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GUIDE To Virginia spr"gs-gvne, in addition TO the
n rouea and description the Springs
natural curio-ties one small volume Price
ents..a All or d
The London for June and July. 8 4l@. .8H.E.
The International Magazine for July
I lived for sale #4H
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nOME6IIC and Ornamental Cottages and LAndse ape
Gadennga Series Of Designs Adapted the United States
by KsnIctt. ves. l649.
Dssns for Country and Village Residences the United States
by kch with Details Specifications Plans, Directions and
Estimates of Cost Of Each Design. 2vols,, 1850.
Gothic Architecture Applied TO Modern Residences by Anot
VOL, 1850. n
Two Hundred Designs for Cottages and Villas Mess Walter
4 Smith. l
Downnss Architecture Designs Cottages Farm Houses
and Villas. vol. 1851.
Downing Gardenng Architecture, adapted
North America. vol, $780,
Downtng Cottages and Farm
Houses. l vol, 1851.
Together with other works and all othe
branches Of architecture and building.
Juas M FRANCK TAYLOR.
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IMPORTANT CALIFORNIA; CHARTS. With sailing
Commander Csds,adsr
Fsr. Of
San Francisco francisco md Pablo,
.roaine. and suisur hav
rivers nciudna the ciss Of sscvs
Price, $40
In ws.hipssop city by siril TAYLOR MhusV,
Aug la-azz ho"seefe's, "s"' ~" sue"rs
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lIL-CLOTHS.Just received warerooms OF CLAGET
DODSON extensive superb stock Of floor oil cloths
prospective landscape panel and Mosaic patten
well seasoaed and cooed in e highest style OF the art
Also, 20 sheets all which we wi Gu
10 n any room, hail. pazsage, according dagram
Also, of cloths covering funitnTe In width
from inches, oil-cloth expressly for
GAng lo--t2w CLAGETT Il DODSON.
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t<sTITUTEs Of Lsw-Just published, Institutes
Hon John Bowler author Of the Law
Dictionary, sc. vols, svo
pSorp the Simon Greerieaf, IL D.
Bosro., July l6. 1851.
volumes OF the "Insptotes
Kindness send through
author has taken middle course,
occupied Of preceding American writer
his learning compactness pre-
dehbiuon
think, rendering highly acceptable the profession
With beg 10 remain your
3. GREENLRhF.
M, ENrw. y. Par
Just published by .s....
ROBERT r.. PETERSON,
Sept ol-ad 7F'
NOTINtv. Those Of settled
IN ule't bills renderedto them
by calling and doing their earliest
have all accounts sent in At that date PRIOR
me the fall trade.
CLAGErT, NEWTON MAY, n 90
Sept 7-owif - t... s...
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4 URNITURE GoOds--ssOek 0Bnpletc.--We
the pleasure announcing all housekespers city,
Alexandra, and
complete and extsnave Of
furnish
m
Tn. following goods added stock
pieces 10 4 wooien drngsst, tapestry patterns
do lo4 do do n.
do linen do for dancing m.
woo-a durable
uele for dining Tui
bales tapestry BEAUTIFUL
paor., rich three plies and almost as cheap ord
nary ingrains. 5 FIRE. gEa BE-. ...t..g#-
10 rich and Brussels stair carpetng
so dozen stair rods al all piees from 81 SO TO fl2 so
dozen-veT cheap.
elegant window shades 6rture unusually
II
cartons lace and Swiss embroidered under curtains,
which surprisingly rich. ...ss.r.
Az Of which win be shown who have the desire TO
2-d2wif CLAGRTT D. DODsON.
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Oct 3tnwtNovl0
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n LE0ANT Cursafn Matrrfais.-We have the pleasure
T. public have received and bav
magnificent stock Of brockites satin LANES dnmask
md beautiful materials
window curtains coverings, elegant
pms drzpery loops, &C.
pond
deliberately wrought Swiss and book muslin under
for time exhibition ut b
Fair, admitted all VINO them be III
moot elegant xoois this The lade
Az Ie~daw CLAGETT h DoDsoN.
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NEW YORK GRATEs.-I have just received direct from
IN New Yovk, enameed
latest and s}es which, for chespoes ssrpa.-
anything that hss ever Terms moderate
cali and examine before purchasing
#ELd@tt3 h-& @. WOODWARD. s
Pennsylvania. avenue, between 10Th and ih streets
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BY E. m,c6cock president Amnerr, Con.ss. prsss@
Gun,s Earth and Man s.ins lecture. on comparative pays
% 3. ns o. r y
John Harris, d. D. au,bo ofthe Great Teseher voa ~
Contributions Theological Science Pnneval; by John
TIE Poe, being s,u.. the ph.nomena ssm.
Footprints Of The Creator by Hugh Miller the
The o,d Red s,.nd.,ons; BY Hugh Miller. Vol s 5..
i h%s s''' Of the same class Of science rRAscx TAYLOR
NMIrI's New Guide to Traveller. Throughout the
nolley. Picturesque Tou., throughout Northern
States and Canada map and engraving. =
Guide, maps Price IS and 50 es". "'""''' '''
Apps,ons Railroad snd Steamboat Companion through Ne"
AppIeton's Southern and we.srp Traveller. Gude-msny
The Illustrated Handbook Travellers through United
Trenton Falls Picturesque and Descripye by p wills, with
Tn. Erie Railroad Descriptive Guide Book; by
William Macleod with is drawings by the and other SIM
~ A sHHs' px.soK TAYLOR.
TAPESTRY VELVET, Uncut velvet Tapestry, Tn-
las. ps.my and plain Brussels three Ply and ingram csrs,1f
ne goods. all in entirely and eonb'n.
%as amy Of 1. cs ssn 4 @ egg a.
Also an additional supply OF elegant curtain Materials Boekd-
Satin lanes damask sue-, English furniture ehin
Swiss and Turkey figured with all
me Tns .,e smp. and so'aernss TO match -
make our stock perhaps the complete Other retail
hou.stecpcr. and ,sose intending nn.h
iuiy invited TO call and examine them lt1
CLAGETT DODsON,
Dealers in all kinds OF furriture dry goods.
Sept l7--Aeon # " ..N.t :
HLAGETT. NEWTON. MAY, Il CO. respectfully
their customers and the
daily rrc~vng their fail supplies rich fancy goods They wi
this day Tpesday) sdies' goods
including the richest both in co'ors designs that they have
had the pleasure OF before
nation The ladies' they much richer goods
nj a later period OF the season. and quit. IL cheap
. tLAGETTr, NEWTON, MAY, CO
Sep 0--dlw .-I - .@' f.
ROARDIN1 and Day school Young I4ndtes.-Ths
msses HAWLEY will the duties of their school o
Moeday september u.s. Pennsyivsnis svs"
between l7th and strSe FL .9.ar"
Ase1 -asw4~ ~. '..... s.#.
VRRY ATTRACTIVE sTvtEs.-The UNDERSIGNED have
received extensive variety IN fentsenenS wear ss
articles lnew se.) cassmees AMI vcytns., ssthe wtn ~
supply In black French cloths, iDudinG NE
makes imported which respectfully invite hs Intention
gentlemen. ~ ..4 no
HsuxQ 9-dIu
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NEGRO MANIA, bc,,sg -xansi~~ss~~ falsely
~ assumed equality
the investigations Of Champoion Wilkinson, Ros.ln Van
mng Glddon and other celebrated writers by John
author Of [" Theory Of Equality" vol
Sept I6t T.s..f5fp Eli - FRANCK TAYLOR
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-02-04

Ru1RoAp Towx--The tow n OF Groton,
Mass cop,aius With, lis limits upwards Of
Is miles of railroad tracks. The worcester
and Nashua Railroad. which enters the SO utn
sn.ns, n Grotun. runs about 9 niles within
Is limits. The Stoney Brook Railroad. (irom
Groion TO LOVELY enters al inc SCUM eas'
Gar, M the Town, and runs about 3 miles
~ ps,srboro, and Shirley Railroad from
Groton 10 Townsend) runs about p ml'es 1 am
there is a double track on me riiqhoq's nan
lad which runs about miles within The
Limits oil the 10 WIN. This makes + total oil "a
miles. Besides this. there are various lu.a,
On, racks in different parts of town. which
gu. "a swsn the lenath TO up Yards of 25
woD'u TVS trains on these different rail
'S". NH The same station. where
,hay are ALI due al the same Hma- The W
80 down trains oil The FttchburS Railroads,
anJ n The Worcester and Nashua, meet
.ui " ,,.Lino SIX passenger trains tha
arrive and depart a. the same amF.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-02-04
Democratic Meeting.

At a meeting of a portion of the
democracy of Lincoln county, at the
Courthouse, oh Monday, the Sd day
of February, Gen. VIM Moore was
called to the Chair, and c. A. French
appointed Secretary. When the fol-
lowing proceedings were had:
Whereas, Tn e democr aticIparty Of
this State has determined to hold a
State Convention at Nash willie on
Tuesday, the 25h day Of february,
for the purpose of nominating a de-
mocraJic candidate for Gofernor-
we, portion Of the d em5crats. of
Lincoln County, do hereby dominate
and appoint z. NIotlow, W. FOLEY, B.
Howard, C. Howard, Gen. " Moore,
J. Reece, W. b. Rhea, WI T. Ross,
Hugh Taylor, D. r. Shyth, w.
Dyer, r. A. Irwin, L. Sugg, DR.. J..
Wood, B. NJ. G.. IAlsop, r. ~ Nelson,
j. NJ. Ewing, S. J. Bland, IN. Norris,
A. J, Ca Floss, W. McGee, Nv. Pryor,
N. Pryor, T. S. Williams, John Cor
der, w. M. Newman, j. Hamilton, j.
Cameron, and all other democrats,
citizens Of this County, who may. be
in Ma shville at that time, tp represent
US in said Convention.
RfsOlcdd, That the foregoing pro-
ceedings be published in the Lincoln
Journal, and Fayetteville Observer.
Oh motion, the meeting adjourned.
w. MOORE, Prest.
c.. A. french, Sec. /
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-02-04

5IG)53 Flour remains inactive with few
or no buyers q, pr sent ra,es--Fair and
good country brands Offered at So SPA
10 87a. Second hand cily a. IS 87lG
8 80.
Wheat 75c, prime and choice al 75(060l
Navigation is entirely suspended ON &C.
count Of the ice. Boats have been forbid
den to leave the harbor. Several boats are
now between Cairo and this place. unable
TO get here. Weather very cold-lhree
degrees below zero.
New York, N. Y.-C ouon dull at ga
ac decline.
Flour. Sales of 1900 bbls at 81 rs to
8 81, and 81 ga TO 5 90 for Ohio.
Lard. Good demand; sales 1000 bbs
old al Sc. Keg Lard held at &c.
Pork. Unchanged; sales at Sl2 12fO
Re % for Mess, and. 9 1908 25 for Prime.
Whiskey. Firm at 26f.
Wheat Dull: 81 05Gl O8.
Beef. Mess SO 370lO so; Prime SIS
G6; Prime Mess S150I6--Beef Hams
63c Cut Meas scarce; hams 8Sc; Shout
ders &c. +
Hogs. Sc, decline.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.-Cotton in moderate
request at l4A015ac.
Breadsluffs dull. Provisions firm. Mess
pork held at S19 1908; prime 80 25.
Green meats scarce. Hams, dry sailed, Sc:
shoulders 6(06lc.
CINCINNATI, OHIo.-7OO bbls a, So so
as 60.
Whiskey 944.
. Mess Pork, 400 bbs, Sill rs, 100000
dry sailed sides 81, shoulders a.
BALTIMORE. Mp.-Flour quiet, at Sd so.
Wheat. Red 81 000l Oh, white l5
Yellow corn Gle, white 62c. Oats IS
046.
Provisions, al stand.
CHATTANOOGA TENN.--We have to re-
port very dull week for the sale Of Cotton.
Buyers have insisted upon reductions, which
holders would not submit to. Large lots
are now offering in our marker, but no sales
reported Buyers show disposition 10 adj
vance their figures &c. We omit quota
lions, in consequence Of the unsettled state
OF the market.
Bacon, 7c, hog round.
Coffee. $l4Ol5c a. fb, by the sack.
Corn, Csc T. bush.
Corn Meal. 75c - bush, by retail.
Flour. star so d DBL
Lard SC o. Is.
Pork, "a SO a. hundred, nett.
Wheat, 90ct0St a. bush.
Beef CatIle on foot, are selling at 2!fO
Sc a b.-Adrerhser.
New ORLEANS, LA.-Couon. From l255
10 1873. Whiskey 27c, Fair Sugar ST, Mo.
lasses e4!.
CHARLESTON, S. C-Colson. Prices are
from l2 10 1850.
Knoxville. TENN.-No produce Of any
kind has come down the rive this season,
owing to the want o. wafer
Corn, 4O65oc.
Bacon and Lard, none selling.
Exchange, per cent. on the North. ]
per cent. for Southern funds and specie
PIebei1u
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-02-04

1ET Almost any day, one can see
an illustration of the character Of
training of which the canine species
is susceptible, in viewing our little
friend, John Gyuy, sitting in bis little
wagon drawn by two dogs They
are fastened to the wagon BY means
Of a harness, Of the boys own man
ufacture, after the fashion Of those
used upon draught-horses. The boy
sits upon a Seat in the wagon, con-
trolling and guiding the dogs by a
rein attached to each,and forces them
ahead by applying the lash. John
can now take ride On his ''wheels,
whenever it suits his convenience.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-02-04

e~The V higs Of our bounty at
their meeting in this place on yes
terday, expressed a preference for
Judge W. b Campb ell, Of Smith
county, as the wing cand 1date for
Governor at the app reaching Au-
gust election. With Us it Is mat
ter Of but little cons equfheefwho
the wing cam idafe m ay b4, we are
resolved to beat him, 10 pr venting
Providence.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-02-04

sF Probably no article has ever enjoyed
a wider popularity in all diseases OF the lungs
than Tar. In the shape of Tar water. Tar
fu cations, and plasteIs, il has been used
almost from time imme mortal. Liverwori.
too, has been universally regarded as one of
natures choicest herbs But it was reserved
Cor Prof. Rogers 10 discover the ART OF eSt
lraetng, by new chemical process, their
peculiar virtues. and combining them in a
manner heretofore unknown, so as TO pre-
SEM preparation unrisaled for IFS concen,
traiion, energy, simpIicity3 and innocence. =
This lie has done in his Syrup of Liverwort
and Tar. The cures Of long standing Pull
monary Disease. whichjt is effeefIrg daily.
are aston hiding even Physicians themselves;
and were they not among our friends and
neighbors, whom we see every day. they
wonJ almost be beyond belief.
For sale al Webb s Smiths, and Mo ElrOy
& Crawf9rd's. Fayetteville.
See advertisement in another column.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-02-04
s@ The citizens Of McNIinnvill

The citizens Of McNIinnville,
in Warren county, have subscribed
ten thousand dollars to build a Fe-
male Seminary in their town, under
the patronage of Middle Tennessee
Synod, of the Cumberland Presbyte-
RAN Church which is to endow it
with at least fifty thousand dollars
The site has been selected-and the
work commenced.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-02-04

Moye Troubles IN tie Memcaa De
Pmtmd hits Of State We see it sta
ted that. Yucatan has pronounced
against the supreme government and
declared in favor of an independent
form Of government in preference to
that of Mexico. If this be true it
will not be many years before Yu Ca
tan will be knocking at the door
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-02-04

Government Aid. Mr.. johnson
r resented on Monday the 9th inst.
a memorial from the President and
Directors of the East Tennessee and
Virginia Rail Road Company, pray
ing Congress to makes grant Of pub
lie land and such other assistance as
may be deemed right and proper, to
aid in the construction Of the road.
What disposition has been made Of
the memorial we have not yet no.
ticed.-Knoe. PIe5eian.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-02-04
The following may be considered Il
ruling rates in Fayetteville:

NASHVILLE. TENN.-Cotlon. We have
heaF of no sales this day; a prime article
would not command al present. exceeding
III cents. The arrivals within the two
days past, have been very limited. yet
whdn take nthe aggregate they approach
very near The receipts a: The same time last
year at this place When compared at The
diff rent ports the quantiiy received thus far
exceeds some $4,000 bales already, The re-
ceipts al the same time last year.
This would show thus fax no decrease,
but an increase in the present crop. Again
we nigh, conclude that the greater portion
of | he present crop, has been hurried into
market by The favorable weather, roads and
PRICES. OF all this we leaFe 10 The specu-
la,idn of the knowing ones TO surmise
wheE her The present crop is shor. or full and
ii it will decline or advance. So far as we
are Individually concerned, had we the arti-
Gle % dispose OF on our own account, we
should undoubtedly embrace The present
price.
Inferior .-.,.. .....-. .i..-9 (Olo
Ordinary ......... 1918. =. 1O4fOll
Mid4ling ....... 49, -. ll4fOl13
Good Mlddling,. ~. III 60fOl18
Groceries The 'lighterage' is now so
heavy. that groceries sand firm at previous
rates, and unless an early ri Sc occurs, we
may expect the market 10 continue tight, or
possibly take an advance.
Exchange. On New Orleans fOl4c:
on The Eas. 46!c: on Cincinnati &c.
dgar. The stock on hand is very lin
tied, Iand prices continue firm a, SIC for or
dinafy to fair. aud 7lc for prime
Coffee. The stock is light, The demand
brisk, and prices firm at re- c.
Nj Iasses. The supply is becoming
much reduced; prices from 98.o soc.
Flour. The market has been brisk and
The supply adequate for the demand. Ten
nessee and Ohio brands we quote al 75(O
SIS; ST Louis City Mills 5ot0S6.
Whskey. The demand is brisk and the
supply is ample; common rectihed Csc
Bacon. The prices improved AND The
trade become mere BRISK; hams 81 10 6lc,
clean sides 81 10 &c, ribbed do &c, shoulders
5 to SIC.
Sail. Barrel salt 81 80, fine sack
so. coarse do ] so.
Lard In good shipping order 81 10 6sc
and in demand.
Corn. SO FER barrol.
81. LOUIS, Mono very important
chance in produce market. Corn and OATS
In d t.er demand--Corn Is6046i. Oats
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-02-04

r The price Of. nd gro s in
our county seems 10 have an up
ard tendency, judging rom the
prices obtain led yesterday at the
Courthouse. We noticed a ne
gro fellow sell for $1,000, a girl at
1878, and others at similar prices,
according to age and appearance.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-02-04

Heavy D amages. The company
of stage proprietors at th$ West, OF
which Mr.. I rink, formerlyIa resident
of the Connecticut valley, is the
head, have recently suffer ed from a
verdict against them of $4,000,
the amount of damages dwarded to
a Mr.. Bryant, overturned IN one OF
their coaches near Concord, I'LL, last
summer.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-02-04

The Engineers Of the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Eli Road,
ha We selected i site for Depot at
ShelbyTille, for the accommodation
of freight intended for OF coming oft
the arm of that read, which is to be
built connecting that town with the
main road. The ExpositOr says it
will not be long till steps are taken to
have suitable buildings erected.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-02-04

nuT he shelbyville Exposition
says the Engineers commenced sur
veying the route for a turnpike road
from that to wn to Petersburg in our
county, on the 10th ult., and that the
stock necessary TO build the road
has been subscribed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-02-04

VIII CA wild Cat the In dian
chief who ha IS formed a SO ttlement in
Mexico, has been appoindq a justice
of the peace by the Mexican govern
ment. He recently took with him
from Arkansas a number of negroes
and Indian Is. They are to have
implements of husban&ry and a
certain port on of land given themlon
condition til at they cultivate it and
obey the law. Another object is to
defend the Mexican fontif from the
incursions Of the Caman$hes. The
Texas Monu ment says;
This settlement may yet be a mat
tel of some Importance tolTexas if a
large body of free negroes and
Indians should be settled near our
western bord Ter. They should be well
watched by the military stationed in
Texas, and for the first attempt to
commit depr edations within our State
should be severely punished. We have
no doubt til lat a scheme is on foot to
increase the settlement by running
slaves from Texas"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-02-04
PULASKI CoTToS FAcToRY.-.

PULASKI CorroN FAcroRY.- About
d ne half of the splendid Machinery of
the new Factory is now in operation,
turning off about 1000 dozen most
b beautiful cotton yarns per day. The
Yarns have been tested by. the ladies'
Of our vicinity, whose Judgment in
S hch matters is the standard, and
pronounced decidedly superior to
anything of the kind ever before in
this market.
Our Merchants can now be sup
Piled with superior article of South
ern home manufac ture, at Nashville
W wholesale prices.-PMask Star.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-02-04
March Election. 1852.
sHERIFF-L1NcoLN CO.

erP Weate authorized 10 announce Col.
ID. s. Hobbs, candidate for Sheriff at
Ire March Election, 1852.
fr5e NeIaIe authorized 10 announce Maj.
Jas. M. Hanks, candidate for Sheriff al
The March Election, 1852.
ECF@ We are authorized TO announce Ste
pi,eu TouahstOme, a candidate for Sher-
if at the Match Election. 1852
erelWe are authorized 10 announce
Richard white, candidate for Sheriff
al The Mhrch Election, 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-02-04

Er#If there lis such a thing as
self-eyidentIfict it is to found in these
words, "a man might as well Try to
sail round Cape Horn In wash-tub,
as attempt to do a successful bu-
siness without advertising.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-02-04
II3 The energetic and enterpri-

Eye The energetic and enterpri-
sing citizens Of Shelbyville, deter
mined to be behind in nothing, have
resolved tor build a Female Acade-
my at their own; and have already
$4,000 subsc ribbed, and committee
appointed to solicit such additional
sum as may be regarded sufficient
to establish the institution. Great
hopes are entertained of the final
success of the project