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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

MAsAssAs GAP RAILaoAD-The farmers Of
Upper Fauqnier Yirgfnia calculate on sending d
good portion q Ethis years crop over this railroad
10 market. T,he conrt Of Shenandoah have ap.
pointed The I6tt1 Of August for taking sgsecond
time the sense ofsthe voters ON the subscription
by the county Of S75 COO ioEthe road.
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PUBLIC BARBECUE.

,asJ-The Rev. Mr.. AtchisonfwilI preachtin the Pres
byterian Church, on Sunday next. G.Egts
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FOR SALE.

UyHE Brick House and Ion at present in the
u occupancy of Mrs: Bradley, near the Acade.
my, bel neing to the heirs of David II. Snyder,
is offered for sale.%The houseis well located for
a private residence, andsis quite roomy. To any
one DESTROYS of a good house, a good opportuni'
ty is now presented. The terms will be made
known BY applying TO The pndsrsigaed q Berry
vile. JOHN ~ snfDhh.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

ci S'e 81 R G=.hSlssa9,'' Bartr.
], George w NaafOTS. Clerk Of the House of
Delegates, and Keeper Of the Rolls Of Virginia.
do hereby certify that The foregoing Is a true copy
Of aBsAct passed BY the General Assembly Of
Virginia, ON the 2sth Of March, eighteen huRdred
and ffty-one.
Given under my hand this 24ih day If May,
1851. GEORGE W. MUNFORD,
Clerk Of de House Of DeEgaAes.
And Keeper efthe Rolls Of FugiaiG.
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CASH .OR

|TyHpSE persons. having Neeroes for sale, can
get The highest price b. calling on The sab
or by letter will be promptly attended TO-
Jolly Is, 1851. GsBRAGG.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29
Iestown, Jane "a, 1901!
AN ACT,
To Incorporate tie Cross Roads aad sr"mt
POiRf IHT4Pike Company.

To Incorporate ue Cross hoGaS nRd SH"tMA
POiRs IaTHPike Company.
-fPGsssD sAaea 29rE, IssI!J
1. BE IL enaetsdByihe General Ass Hsblg. That
Il shall be lewtaI 70 open Books At The lown Of
BeTrsyiIle, in the county Of Clarke, and &C Sum.
nit Point. in the county Of JeEerBOO, HndeT tho
direction, AZ The former place. Of TEeadEell
Smith, Jacob Isler, Thomas Crow. Mann r.
Page; and at the latter, of WIN. r. SeeVeTs,
James Gsiggs, Henry Timberlske. Thomas F.
Nelson, or any one of them, for receiving sub
scriplionsro the amount of eight thousand dIlIarE,
in shares of twenty-five dollars each. for the pur-
pose Of constructing a Turnpike Road from u
punt Of intersection ia the CbaFlestoWn and
BerryVille Turnpike, At the Gloss Road leading
TO Summit Point, or from some utheT point Of
intersection with said road. in the County Of
Clarke, to Summit Point Depot. in the comfy Of
Jefferson, on the Winchester and Potomac Rail-
road.
2. Be i. further enacted, That when one hun
dred aud ninety-tw0 shares, or four thousand
eight hundred dollars shall have been subscribed,
the subscribers, their executors, administration
and assigns shall be and are hereby Incorporated
into a Company, BY the name and style Of the
Cross Road and Summit Point Turnpike COmPa-
ny; subject 10 the provisions Of CbaplerA fffy-
seven and sixty, of the Code of Virgins: Pro-
vided, that said Company shall not be compelled
to open and clear said road more THAI thirty GeeC
and construct same more than twelve feet
wide.
3. This Act shall be ia force from its passage.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

Attention, EfreInen!
sEEIHERE will be a regular meeting4of the
49, company ton SatnIdaytnext I'd August, at
A o'clock. r. N. sssS gs5sJOHN7J. LOCK, ;
< Jnly529s 1851 Captain.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

49, s.I SilIe.I
sXN7ILL be soldssin front 6f the CourtHHouse
in Chaflestow M on the first day of August
Court, a Family CARRIAGE with oa6le Harness.
The said. Gartia &c was made toorder, of the. best
materials n most improved fashion, and can be
seen at the Coach FactorysofW j. Hawks.
As credito o d months ssiilbe gIsens the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security.
1ss- THOMAS HIFE. Ereont6ro
- s. q. GlnnellA, asc'd
Inly 2a.sIsbL az
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

INTENDING 70 eon5uel lie Milling Basfuess
u 10 chaFhestoWn, i al prepared . pay ibo
highest maEtet price for WHEAT, and will
make as liberal adEanees e any other conesFA
IN the county. Farmers desiriar % orstOTs
lRill please give me- aea1I. JOHN JI0CK-
July rs. ISIS. 60 -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

TIME Advertiser wishes to purchase. and UiII
Il give to her a good home. q NEGRO GIRL,
from 8 to II years Of age. Apply 10 the
IWIy Ib.Ia5I-M s9 3PRINTER.
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DR. fULLER


once few Moth pfTayioGas Hotel,
wlNCHEsTER "a.
Jane eszI
DENTAE NOTICE.
H6StiE subscriber baSihe been engaged IN the
practice ofDENTISTRY for some ysGrs
returns bis hanks to the citizenso Of this and sur.
rounding counties TOR their liberal palrorage. and
now informs them that he Is still better prepared
10 execute all kinds of work in his profession.
in the best m and onlthe most accommodating
terms. : z
-1oRee in Bsrryville. over Smith & Jack
sons Store. where he may be fouEd on Friday
and SatnrdGyot every week. Persons waited on
at private residences, If required. Satisfaction
given in all cases or no charge. CommHniea
lions left at the Post Office or at Smith q Jack
sous, viii be attended TO promptly.
DANIEL s. B0NHAM.
REfERREcEs:
S1nihfsI-Mann P. Nelson. NJ. n, William q.
M~acoughtry, NJ DIFF. b. BurweT, Esq.
Berryrine.-R KoAn sIar, n. D., H. s. Barton,
"a NJ. D.,J.A. Haynes, Nd, WIN. D. Mcclure,
Clarke county-G. L. Kerfoo,, Esq., Capt R.
Timberlake, William C. Keffoot, Capt. D. w.
BerryvilIe, June 90, ls6l-ly.
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10 Wanfed, 800 ss
BACON, Lard enias y fnAgsrin exchange for
Groceries al cash prices,sbyf
July 29. 1 III b. EBYs SON.
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NearRamnaa. " SIS. ls5Is
E

G4HEEanrH 49,.
HEkbrH oF Nsw ONxEAss-4tFbeIe were bnt
New Ofleal us 1~nIipgsthe week eng,
ling July 18th Salt9leFa.5l scholera ~
:fa5tum, 9yseptesysl ii diaFFhsea 3 ;sconsemPt
.aion, 10. 0Ithesesb29weTs nndef$ap years 81
5iage In afaysitesa esos the riyer.9ther were
26 Adeaths. m!dl9ler i, 2 According 70
;Sis sbowfnssfie aEtescant Gilys ii u no means
tfhe most ttnheaIth sfestns &c Unlsns
Hrfn FoR TRIALxpha exautinstinn Of Mf.
$spauidine, ia PoItsmoAlfis "a sshsfged VINE
Eeeiyina copper. Sc, srRhesedt % ssioien
tromlt6e Navy Yard sad Gospprs lion Nsnrks
fSesulted IN hi remana$$fo r trial.f He wasaaeld
lo hail inthe sum Of efss thon dsa2llafSf
KsFp8 gooE4One a our exchaugeseatsises
readersto keep c~ookRsagoidto6 mitch wosktng
and drfnking aid thiasiag, this het weslnes.
tApd that Won may Be ERta of not getting lnso E
CLOSE prison, to he preYd q pon b tisass fagsqpi
soes, and other natstgaonste :, dent SaIEy
briek zfnfyonf bar. Very Isd Ylse especial
5y the last SI aNsi ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29

A TEACHER. having The necessary qusIf6-
n Gallons. l. wanted 70 teach In District No.
g.. Application 10 be made tn
SAMUEL BUCKLE, C0mE
JuIy IS. 1851
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-07-29


FOrSaIe.
VHAVEeeighl seebndihand CARRIAGES, for
one. ortwe horses. ip good. rep IL, that I will
seHlow and on acepfnodatingtesIn There are
2Buggies, singlegRpekawsy one horse Ba-
sronches, twos6orse Barouches, and 4 Gaftyail.
W.sJ4HAWKS.
Jul
800 RouSpsf I rs EN- 4! siG 81 ssls
July g, is5l
iETNW0 barTelssbesf LondonsBrog Stout;; also
MlnsralSvVaters inst received By
ERE HARRIS has received a supply Of
20 Radway's Ready Relief stops The most
sesereaPafns IA few minutes FIR Rhenatatism
d ceftsin cure 6 LILLY IS 1861.
sMTOsI, 2 alld 3 Mackerei, inst rel
IN cetved by H.L EBY &S0N.
TIssence Of Coffee, and MackereI ats95
II cents ! dozen for sale BY
snRESERYINGS UGAR-An additional SUP
ptye of GtpcsIies just received BY
Jgigsa LOCK GRAMER LINE
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I-onrneYmen Wnnfed

THE su-6seriberwishes 70 employ two rood
J0ufneymsn Boot and Shoe Makefss Con.
slant employueifA and good wsges vii g gipeg.
Apply mmedilfsly. t0HN AVIS
J1iy 8. 1881
snT ADEIRA WINE, oessfy sugssi6r qasii,
HaEtgsjustrseelved bys
July ~ LoVK cRANER EAE
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ARKET4satmda July 26.
-yVIncIlesIer MaflkeI.

ForSihsS week ending -Euly "a Isbl
sskkorxpFwEExfx M pEfoT
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-24
NO "a.
PennsylFa Fania Whigs,

! The Pennsylvania speaking oil
the action Of the wings Of the legis-.
lature of Penns} }lvania in refusing to
.Irepeal the Obstruction law, and of
Gov. johnson in r bfusing to sign the
repeating bill, as passed by the dem
ocFatic votes of that body, says:
! THE whig> organization in the
Northern States is essentially an an
ti-slavery organik ikation; and However
those who deny it, may vince at the
remark, its accep pted leaders in the
North, with rare exceptions, are ab-
ollhonists Cf the worst stamp. The
names Of johnson !, Seward, Winthrop,
Greedy, Fish, Dayton, Weed and
Wade, prov E the un&nswcTable truth
of this assd drtion.
Suppose, for a moment, such a
state Of thi ings existed IN the demo-
cratic party how long would that par
ty survive? As We solemnly believe,
not one hou II. How long would the
attitude of Gov. johnson, who con-
tumaciouslJ refuses TO sign the bill
repeating part Of a law that boldly
delies the Constitution Of the United
States--hoF " long would this be toIer-
if the democracy, instead Of the
wings, had to deal with him?f They
would rise tIp from one end of the
State to thd other, and demand that
he was sworn to obey, and if be
failed to do that, they would repudi-
ate him at d nee and forever. SO did
the democf lacy Of New Hampshire
when their candidate for Governor
backed and filed and faltered, on
this question D. They threw fIim over
board, and cburted defeat rather than
the dishon3r of being responsible
for his condtet. How do the wings
with Gov. Johnson? They have
made him, already, their candidate
for re-electi on, and Mr. Fillmore,
who boasts Of being sound on the
slave question, and especially adverse
to the abohtionists, is openly charged,
in our streets, by leading wings, with
having transferred the patronage of
the General Government into the
hands of johnson, to be welded
against those who occupy national
ground, and advocate national prin-
,inlesl''
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-24
Massachusetts, Philanthropy.

! We need not ask the question o.
where in Massachusetts philanthropy
exists, for proof Of the meanness and
contemplate conduct amongst heI
her citizens can daily be found. II
lis true that for negro assistance mon
| ey and force can at any time be used,
but for the white inhabitants, not a
jot is cared, and scarcely thought
is bestowed on the misery and suffer
ling exhibited in every dHeful form.
A gentleman named Bradley was
struck by misfortune a short time
since; he owed $500 was sued and
imprisoned, where he vas allowed to
rot and die, not the slightest sympa-
thy being shown to him. Ga the
poor fellows death the following dis
patch was sent to his father: (
"Your son JoH n ] Bradley, died
this morning, at halfpast 8, under
very distressing circumstances
He arrived in Boston the same
evening, and requested the coaclman
to carry him to the house where his
son had been bod 4rding the last few
months. On enhuiring if the re
mains Of the deceased we're in the
house, he was Informed that they
were in the jail. This was the first
notice he had Of his sons imprison-
ment. He had not been aware that
he had been dangerously sick; and
he had no knowledge of the note hay
ing been used, on which be was COM
mitted.
Now, in the very same city, il
which white gentleman was permit
ted to die in prison for owing S200i
to a amerciless creditor, the sum of
one or two thousand dollars can easi-
ly be procured to remove a negro
from the happy condition of our
southern slaves, to express to him
the discomforts of life in northern
cline, and to the danger Of having to
spend his days in jail, under the
barbara US law Of imprisonment for
debt.
The following viii give another
speciman of how the white working
people are treated:
The spinners at FaI River, MasBa-
numbering 5000 operatives, I
hsve been on strike for the last
twenty-four weeks against a reduc.
ton of wages amounting to % per
cent. Their labpring brethren in
Massachusetts, are contributing to
their support.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-24
HYETTEI lille, TENN, TUESDAY, JUNE "a, 1851.

5 hear the regular tramp of the Office
). of the deck, who having already ha(
every thing reefed down for the blow
; had nothing to do but to pace th(
+ deck; but it was SO dark that h(
could not see him.
;. a second more and the brave boy
was down on the deck and at tht
cabin door, which stood slightly ajar
lie, peeped in through the marrow
crack and saw the red-faced old Ad-
miral Seated at his round table; with
two of his officers by his side, en-
gagged over the contents Of a square
bottle which looked very ike that
usually found TO contain schnaps. !.
4 glance at the settee just to the
left of this table showed the object
Of his enterprise. The flag for which
he had perilled lis lie lay there,
where it had been careIcssly thrown
after Il was hauled down.
The young officer did not pause
long to consider what 70 do, but qai-
! etly-walkcdint the cabin and taking
toh' his cap, bowed very politely to the
officers, and as he stepped towards
The flag said in calm and courteous
manner to the admiral.
Z have come to borrow this banner,
sir, to wear tomorrow, if youplease!'I
WHO the devil are you? What
does this mean,' cried Brown, as he,
and his officers sprang to their feet.
4 am AIidshipman, sir, Of the Mon
tevidean seryicel' replied Frank, who.
had now seized the flag; 'and l mean
to carry this flag to Commodore CoeH
AS he said this he,bouHdcd to the
cabin door, followed closely by a bull
let from Browns pistol, which grazed
his ear, and ere the alarm became
general, be stood upon the taflrail of
the vessel.
Look out for me below!' he shout
ed, and flung himself into the sea,
without moments hesitation. Ills
boats crew recognized his voice, lie
was caught in a moment and dragged
into the boat, while a vofley Of pistol
balls was sent down at random byI
those who were above.
The storm had now broken, and
thewind began to come in with fierce
and titful gusts.
up foresail? Be in hurry, lad-.
up fdresail, and let her side!!' cried |
the young hero, as soon as he could |
draw breath after bis ducking.
Tie crew did so, and the next mo-
mont the gttle boat was flying in to-
ward the hal-bor, before the blast, like
a glad sea bird winging It's way to It's
young ones nest.
The enemy opened a harmless ran
dom fire of grape shot in their direc-
ton, but it only served to tell the
anxious watchers on board of Goes
vessel that something had occurred.
The latter therefore at once showed
lights, and enabled Frank to make'a
straight course to her.
n
But itlwas an half hour after the
first gun had been fired by Browns
vesse; that the boat Of the young
adyenturer rounded to alongside of
his own craft.
Have you captured the fla8?' cried
the Sonora, as Bennett bound Jed ovdr
The side. L
The only answer she received was +
the banner, wet as from the water, 4
and cut in two places by the balls
which hid been fred at its captor. Il
The lights Of the vessel cleaned
not half so bright as did that ladyIs 1
eyes wi ben she caught the noble
youth ID her arms, and kissed hi1h |
again a4 id again. +
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-24

Law OF PRoGREss.--The inr
pfoFeme ats which at first appear to
bless a limited circle only. cannot be
restrained tQiany tiale, to any place,
or tp any pepn'e. Every victory
o. yer evil, rebounds 10 the benefit
OF all, Every discovery, every
humane thought, every truth, when
declared,yls aeonq quest Of which the
vhAe hlfnan family arc psrtakers
II extends bY so much thsir denim
ion, lYiile it lessons BY SO much the
sphere Of their future struggles and
lfials
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-24

T'nE TRUE LIFE a life Of du-
Il Isl the only cheerful lie, for all
ioy springs from .he affections; and
il IS the great law OF nature, that
without good deeds, all good affec-
ton dies, and the heart becomes ut
terry desolate. The external " orld
then loses al It's beauty; poetry
fades away from the earth; for
what is poetry, bat the reflection OF
ali pure end sweet, all high and ho-
~ thoughts?
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-24

LATER FROM TExAs.-We re-
ceivea this morning Galveston dates
to the 18th, and papers from the IT,
terror of Texas to a late date
The canvass for the next election is
being conducted with great spirit
The. Austin Gazette thinks that
Governor Belts chances are the
bost. The contest viii be between
Bell and Col Greer. We learn
from the State Gazette that heavy
lreshets had caused serious damage
to the crops and property. Heavy
rains have been general throughout
the State and have injured the crops
in Trinity, Brazos, and Colorado
bottoms. The Washington Lone
Star says this IS the most backward
spring it had known in II years
The damage by the overflow Of the
Brazos was, more serious from the
late period at which it occurred. =
The Stars representation of the
prospects for crops in that section
are very discouraging--N o. PIC.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-24

COMPLAIN NoT.-Whatever be
your condition-inwardly or out
wardly-let not a complaint fall
from your lips. You may be poor
and be obligedto work hard day
by day; but this world is place of
toll. Millions have toiled before
you who are now at rest in the
kingdom above. Are you abuscd2
So was the most perfect man the
world ever saw. Abuse will not
injure sterling character. Harsh
words rebound to the speakers own
hurt. Are you cheated! SO is eY.
cry honest man If you complain
at every mishap--at every SANDER
at every dog at your heels-you
will pass a life Of misery. The
best course is TO suffer without com
planning, and to discharge all your
duties faithfully as in the fear of
God. The man who has a SNAIL
always in his brow, a scorn on bis
lip and mountain on his back; DO
one of which he can mus ter cour-
age to remove; is Of all men the
most miserable. If you complain
at the 'trjdes now, before you
die. you will enIbiuer every hour OF
existence, BY your unhappy dispo-
sition. N.
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Er57TFo Dollars for one YdaI if paid al
the urile OF subscription; Tw o Dollars
ans H1ny Cents, wrrHour DEVIATION
1 after H. expira,isn of Three Months.
lrtjpAII Bills for Advertisements. Job
WORK or Subscription. considerets due
when contracted. except against hose with
whom we have Running Accounts.
trJsNO Paper will be sent ou Of .he
county. unless paid f9rin advance.
lt-ye Advertisements inserted at ON lsOa-
lar per square Of 'Ewelve Lines,
or Less, for 4le First Insertion; Fifty
GENTS Tor each continuance, A liberal
reduction for Yearly Advertising.
tEJ=The privilege Of Yearly Advertisers Is
strictly iimi'ed to their otfn immediate and
Regular Business; and the Business Of an
Adgerusing Firm IS not considered as n-
clu iias that Of lis individual members,
-59Annouacing Candidates, Three Doll
liars; 10 be paid in .7deanee ia Every Case
@Adyertisements not marked wFh the
nimler Of Insertions when handed IN, vii
b4 continued uatil ordered out, and pqyHs''
cracted.
advertisement can be inserted gTa-
t,t;tously.
1PAdveuisemenIs of Personal Nature
iarariaby charged Double Price,
Of Patent MelIclnes
inserted at Tsaigty Dollars per Coli
tnizsH, per Year.
rJ4505 work, Of ALL Kinds, Neatly
ddae, o,s EseEg type, and on as reasonable
Terms as any Office in Tennessee.
uJPNa Paper viii be discontinued un'iI
al arfearGges are paid up-ercspt at The /
o.itioa Of ttc Publisher.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-24
Pg8IAYs
The Sun-SAewer.
BY FANNY FALEs.

| Sparkling in The sunlight,
Dancing on the hills;
Tipping on The window,
Singing on the rills;
Comes the pleasant sun-shower,
Like glad surprise;
While I gaze vith wonder,
On the chaugelul skies.
II forth TO the woodlands,
Violets are awake.
Gaily sings the rod-breast,
Hiding in the brake.
Through the budding forest,
Not zephyr siebs;
Sol: the cir and dreamy
As lovers eyes.
II pvo TO fee9 the warm rain,
Dropping on my brow,
.As the glad tears fell rpm
Ewes that slumber now.
Lo ok whar hrigh, mosaic
Arches all the west!
Rising on The uplands,
On old oceans breast.
is l. bu, aonsl
TO homes in yon blue,
Thm viewless angels
This moment enter thrq ugh!
Laoking down the vista
OF The years I've mod,
Mem'ry brings liie's snn-sbower-
Thanks 10 lhee, O! God.
That 50 few is rain clouds,
Whence no sunlight streamed;
That SO of the rainbow,
On its, darkness beaned,
Through which hope. like angels,
Pass ID down fron heaven;
Through which praise ascdnded
For a blessing given.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-24

4 letter TO a commercial house
IN Galveston iron, highly respect,
able citizen Of Crockett, dated May
5th, says
An irnprompiu fight in the woods,
near Alabama. between two faml,
les, resulted in all three Of one
side being sh9t-two dead. The
others (peace45'e. men hithetol are
unburt. The names Of the three
brothers shot is Pool; that OF the
other party, a father and sons, is
Click,-M O: Pic. 2SR Mt,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-24

The Equestrian Statue OF Gen.
Jackson which is one-tllifd larger
than life, weighing 35,o99Ilbs,, {nd
madeof brass Damon condo dnued BY
Government, Is 10 be placed on The
pedestal in Lafayette Square,
Washington, opposite Gee PresI,
dents House, on the Ash of July.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-24

Galveston dates TO the 30th ult.,
have come to hand. The cotton
crop in Texas is stated to be re-
markably louri4lling. The differ
ent candidates were carrying ou
the canvass with great acfimony in
politics. The boundary commits
sloners were still at Ell Paso. Fif-
teen persons lad been executed by
lynch law In the last two weeks at
III Psso.. 'F
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-24

Coalmercc and Em1gat@oa for the
ll9aM Of 1NaN 1S5l-There have
arrived at lhis port during the month
of May, Al sail OF vessels from
foreign potts bringing 38.136 emf
grants. Ol the vessels bringing
these, 70 were British. Forty
kour children have been born du-
Fing The passages, and l47, mostly
infants, have died on the passage.
There have been.l14 sail of square
rigsed vessels from Domestic ports
ilaring the same time, making to-
tai vi 59I.-N. T. Jow. Of Com.