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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-21

ASPECT OF DEATH IN CH1LDHooD Few things ap
pear so very beautiful young child in its shfoud
The little innocent face looks so submey simple and
condng amongst the cold terrors of death-c
and fearless that the little mortal has passed alone un
der the shadow and explored the mystery CT dssou-
lion. There is death in lis submest and purest image
no hatred no hyprocisy, no supcion, no care for
the morrow darkened that little face; death is
come Lovingly upon ii there is nothing cruel harsh
in its victory. The yearnings of love, indeed cannot
be shed for the pratte and smiles, and the little world
Of thoughts that delightful, are gone forever
not fear for the lonely voyager-for the child has
gone, simple and trusting, into the presence OF its all
wise Father and of such we know is the Kingdom Of
Heaven.
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5,s69.794
From the Charleston Courier, 18th

Total. ....... $6S, 57 SO
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-21

HarOn Wednesday there was six inches Of snow
in Baltimore.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-21

FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE IN PENNsYLvAN1A.--At
Uniontown, Pa the fugitive slave case was disposed
of on the 18th instant. U. S. Commissioner Irwin
gave his certificates remanding Ben Lewis and Eli
jah Carter to their in Virginia Their free
Dom was bought Bens BY his friends in
manumssion for about 500, which he paid by the
transfer of property which he owned. There was no
difficulty attending the arrest and public sentiment
is strongly in favor of strictly enforcing the law
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-03-21

HEAVY ORDNANCE FOR SHIPS OF WAR.-We learn
from the National Intelligencer that experiments
have been going at the Washington Navy Yard
for few years past which have proved that it is
practicable to build and send to sea ship armed
foreandaft with guns of one hundred and thirty five
pounds ealbre as it is of hrtytwo pounds that the
former manageable as the latter; that they
will carry much farther, shoot with more refined
curacy, and spread death and destruction in ten
fold degree. thirty-two gun ship armed with ten
inch guns, would throw as great weight Of metal
at broadside as the Pennsylvania now does. This
new ship would require three hundred and twenty
men to serve these heavy guns. The Pennsylvania
requires eight hundred and ninetysix to hers
Such ship as the one proposed could be maintained
in commission at diminution of cost for men to
serve the guns alone of more than hundred thou
sand dollars year, upon what it would take to MAIN
tain year for the present guns of the Penn
sylvania. bill has been reported to Congress by
the Committee ON Naval Affairs, which proposes to
build ship of white oak to be armed with this new
and heavy ordnance
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-29
ga Wing Candidate for Ficafer! -es
To vOur Tents. Oh! Israel!

We stop The Press to announce that we
have been eFediIably informed, that The
Wings b avd succeeded in bringing OUT JACK
SON, Of Giles for Floaler, as we Predicted
hey would! ih another column. This in
formation, Re trust, will be suiilcien, to
arouse every Democrat within the is,rci 10
come out and 90 his whole duiy Ncs, fell
low Democrats, come out and vote for the
man who isl most likely to bea, the
" hig Missibnsry Of Giles; ii is enpugh to
know, who ' Saying word about The i'm.
Porance Of hekt Legislature, that i bis man
Jackson is y OF only Wing Of The deepest
dye, but is lhe man who undertook 10 black
guard he people Of Lincoln BY donlrbu-
ing money 10 send Missionary up here 10
US. Think Of .na.. Democrats
# old Lincoln, md come our and Give him
1lizzards, on The 7th of August.
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-extremit;es ef both section

I-extremities of both sections
thought disunioh Or secession was In
evitable-Clay came forward as in
32-Cass, Webs Ger, and Foote joined
hand in hand and adjusted the diiIi-
Guilty by mutual concession-the
Compromise bills were passed. lie
supported every measure the South
had received justice in every' particu-
lar, and we should all rejoice. In re-
gard to Gov Trousdale's objection.to
the manner in which California was
admitted into the Union, he proposed
that Southern people should so there
with their Slaves, and after. awhile
they would get strong enough to alter
the Constitution of California. lie
(the Governor said as soon as they
touched California soil, they were as
free as he or any other man, &c! To
this Mr.. Nelson could not reply. lie
spoke of Mr. Fillmore in very high
terms for executing tie laws, but was
not quite as strong for him for the
next Presidency, as his principal,
Judge Campbell.
In reply, the Gov. wanted to know
if Mr.. Fillmore executed the laws for
the love that he felt for the Union, /
or Was it because he was s,roJn to it,
&c. Mr.. NJ thenfook up the subject
Of Internal Improvement, and said
that he was with Gov T.as far as his
views were concerned, and the only
objection he had, was that the Cover
Tor did not exert more Of his inlu-
9nce oyertle last Legislature. The
Governor told him that that objec.
ion was in opposition to Wing prin- !,
'iples, for they did notadvocate ex-
.cutive patronage and executive die {
alton On the subject of Common !
Schools, he said he was in favor of a
all road from one extremity of the
'tateito the other, and the proceeds
f that road to be added to the pres
ut common school fund, &c, sc.
lie concluded by edlogizing the two
istinguished candidates ior the Of
&c of Governor.
The old party issues, the Bank,
Treasury, Proceeds of
Lands, &C., we're not referred to
Y either Of the speakers. Governor
rousdale occupied the same ground, 8
every particular, on the issues Of
is canvass, that he has done all over :
Ie State. :.
Mr.. Nelson is not wifi Judge Il.
ampbell altogether. lie does not X
innate that Gov. L. is disunionist il
mseli, but on the other hand, he II
logizcd him as a patriot and SOL n :.
er. He, Of cours E, Though seems II
think that tie Wig party arc Of
under on the SUBJECT than the h,
party. ne
Your most ob't S er't, "a
Very res ectfally, DO
CARTER. sol
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-29
The Mar kels---- Latest Dates.
FAYE rTgvlELE OBSERVER O7Flcr,

/
July 90, 1851.
n ksHvlLLE, TENN.-The weather since
our ps, " eekly report has been varied BY
the bccurrerce oi a copious and grateful
rain. which had the efftcIto recuperate veg
e,ad4 n, aid we are happy to learn that the
mos, fears in regard TO the effect Of the
drouk ht, will not be realized. The crops.
how'd ver. Of cotton and corn will sasain
somd damage.
The river is at low water mark, and nav
igai0n is about as near a tolal suspension as
il generally gets to be. There are, howev-
er, one or TWO very light boats that will prob.
ably play Turing The eu,ire low water sea-
son, as mai and passenger boats.
Cotton There have been no transactions
il cotton since our last report. We saw a
buyer in marker yesterday. but he remarked
that prices were SO low that he thought it
probably holders would remain holders.
Grecerifs. We quote Sugar at 5Sf09c.
Coffee IO6Ilc: extra Rio 40c. hlo!asses-
Plantation, 35c; Reboiled 40045. Floar-
Ohio and Missouri, 81 seas 90. 81, Louis
Sc. Salt -bbl sc; Coarse Sail. 81 so.
Fine ST as. Candles-TalIow, .1OOl2lc,
Star 22023c, Sperm 45c. VIII Ky, 20c
for common reciii4d.
Bacon. The d. mand is limited Hams
find ready sale a, 8lr; clear sides SIC; rib
he'd Be. shoulders &c.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-29

sEP We publish below letter from DR..
II. r. Wilson Of Parrot, Gailia Co OHIO, in
regard 10 DE-. Rogers L,seIwort aud Tar
lie says:
Mr.. a. l.. Scovill.-D1ar sir. wis.,, 10
Communicate The result uf an experiment.. III
line case OF TIE lady OF Tie Rev, HeaIy WISE
man. whom ! have attended for the last
twelve years, the sna:n cause o. her feeble
health being weak and diseased lnrgs. Mrs
Wiseman's cough gIalnaIIy grew worse, and
all The symptoms OF Pulmonary Consiup
ion am cared present, and early in the spring
81 1915 her case became alarming She BE-
came emaciaicd and worn down. aud all my
efforts were WI soni any permanent h-neft
Being compelled 10 lea:e home, sent her
Atiie of the above medicine. hoping il
would PALATE her symptoms during my al
sence Aller several days absence, TO my
she declared herself almost
well. Ia ihis caseil really acted like a
charln. have no doubt Of lis virtues. and
wonlI ch4erfIl!y recommend 1t 10 persons
offering wllh diseased inlgs.
Yours respectfully,
II. r. WILSON NJ. d.
NdrE DR. Wilson's regular graduate /
# the old school; and is we'll Known in south
IN Ohio as a physician nf high standing.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-29

TE'HE Grs,efenhcFs Dysq,,tcry syr-
Il czp, will certainty cure. Bloody Fiux.
DysenfeFy. DianL@a, apd all The early stages
OF Cholera.
The CiliIdrcn's E'an7cCa, will GER
ialHy cure at disorders incident Ia the second
summer IN children, leething. f-yers. wOrms,
and has ALREADY saved mere young chidreb.
thsn any other melidme invented
NIarSzI:eiHs Uterine C.itilO.fcosa,
viii certainly cure al diseases OF females. no
matter how compilcale I'D. nor 81 how long
Standing.
The Gr:,efe1g,eTg VeretaF,se Pills,
viii certainly cure or prevent alI.Giious dis
or'ieas. lever and agne. headaches, dyspepsia,
liver complains, SC.
The CracfcXlDcTg Sarsap2riiEa. a
powerful concentrated Extract is not II dit
drink. nor is Il pm mp in large bottles. nor
does it contain Molasses. nor any syrup, but
is cheaper aad better than Sarsaparila that
possesses the conf ieuce Of MEDICAL pracIi-
toner. For sale hy Diemer s Hampton.
McElfoy-S GRAVEYARD. Fdyerleville. Tenn.
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
Agent Gr4eienbers Company.
july 22,-G:n.
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| o.xchE.s-rlrrn DISTRICT.

c5SGtE.s -FIFrH DISTRICT.
frJ4 ~ Ae arihouzei 10 announce Eioti
4. Ut. 5o-ics, ! cA1lidaie Ior x elerii9i
10 Coz gress.
81, stx.rc-LaxcaLS AND FRASKL1N
III " III. a.ihsr.z-i t, ahnnounce 30
go, ". C.rter. EFT. a candldals
r.l.e,eqt L'ae0ih AM tfanE'ih eoui'ies :"
az STATE Sensie.
A.D GILES.
3 - ~ ,f..aa.o,r. lel'to apauunce Cap
r. - = tz.,,ss. a caaG idae 10 represent
II a.! d;3les CouElies in tie nek t,Lsg
~ ~. srs authorized to annoonce DIR.
q. "a. gVas:oa. cantidate 10 fePreS en-
E.I,.,,i. Id L;les Counties ia the nexl Leg
hslalule.
+ IsLsrrRE-LIScA CO..
srT9 Ne ar A3taDrzeJt0 aaHpunce U'cn'
k,,-,.. >, .r~zg7, ,rso;s, a caulila'e 10 rep
r~..1lI.I.s,.n laaaty IN The lower branch o.
~ W. .a - q , n9 to announce Mr.
Realet w iCAiias. . canliiatf - rep
1rl4I i.rnesi1 County sd The lower branch OF
H. next General Assembly
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List OF Est. avs Taken Up.
Isl. Kind of animal is gwen. I'd. color. 3,
description Ala. age. 5lh, posters name
6ah, place and time OF arrest. Il
LINCOLN COUNTY.

.Maye, white, maae short and thin. very
short tail and has the appearance Of havlog
been eaten off, somrw hat marked by the gear,
barefoot. about Ia hands high. IS or l4vrs
old; By w b Prossrr. Dis No ). May IL 1851
Horse, bay. has weak eyes. both hied feet
whue above the pas,etns, 3yrs old, abou, "A.
hands high; by Edmund d, Hicks. 7ih DIS,
MAY II. 1851.
.Je1ne', brown, white nose. small white
maxi on lae r'g:i, SHOULDER. II hands; BY
WWl Cole, D.srlci NoIi3, jay -, 1881.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-29

GTAIE%Jt lENNEoS I. E-Di>irc CgutI
- Of Chancery at Winch4s;rr Clerks OF
ice, July 2ist. 1851. Wiiiiaui Farrss aud
wife susan rs FlaBcIs Medina and others.
Onlpo,ifp Of comi- lalnanis- andlt appear
ing to'the s;tis'ac Oh Of The Ci6r k aud Master
that Francis MEDINA. john Uaydtu and wife
Nancy. Dane. Locker and Wife Mariah
James F4. ttancis Hill aud th4 Children OF
Thomas M"dila, deceased. are hon residents
OF the StaIe Of Fenseoser. 50 thai! he orIus
Ty process Of the law canno. be served uppn
lhen; II Is. therefore. ordered HAT pG6llcsiipn
ne made ~ tie Fayetteville Obse'Irer. new 4
PAPER published IL ne Town oi FtYeIIevile.
Tor I!rce successive weeks, redu,rus SAID
non resident Defendants t0 maxi Ietir ger
soma! Appearance herein on or beipre We'll
nestay alter iiiea third Monday in August
nezi, and plead. answer or deui ur TO com
plainants Bill. or The same will be taken for
confessed, and SET for hearing ee parte as to
hem. HU FRANCIS. &. * NJ.
By +. T. EstllI. d. c.
july 20, 1851.
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TurDDika Notice.

p Office that per centon each share OF
4 : stock subscribed in money 10 HE Fayette-
SllEe. Mulberry & Ll nchburg Turnpike Road,
is required to be paid 10 james Bright. Treasu-
rer Of said board. on or beinre the first day oil
Sept. next. By order Of The Board
PAUL iNGLE, Sse'y
JuIv 8. IS5i.-5t.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO..
March Election 1s52.
sHrairf-L1NcoLy 90.

I snlllif = I1l-F-7 111-' - %
:--- ,ye fr- al,roriz-l 10 announce 5snl
las. 4 Isa..s1s, a candidate lor S..ersH a
Ih- AIArca i..iccuon. l,j2.
n de- V4 are a.,'orlzel 10 announce Ste
-kI,spSa 'goacElSt0ncs eaha date Tor Sher-
III ai ~. I4rca Election. lSJ2
II - 81 arr agAuuzpd 10 announce
.t,t-, 80 s3stca cea i,la,e Tor Sheriff
il he .Iueh isec...'.u, 1882.
II -..r, co,,,,r cI.rRE--LINool co.
.-.-,...'.-a 10 ,,asads Com
.llElS - ih ..,.Ii~, Coun-
III . urr Clerk at lag Allrcn Election, -
:1@ sVe are author 2eHl 10 aHhounce
<Hrn...-,, c,s...ss is.ls-s.Ia caad'dats iOr
libuIy t;Jun CieiA al The AidfeA Election
IEJ2.
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G. NJ. FOwLE & 60.
Commission Merchants and Factors,
VanderhOrsi's Wharf,
Charleston, s. c.

yAAaA We offer our Services as EFa
es-3 Commits on Merchants and -
Factors. 30 ali The branches df the Columns
SION Business
In The purchasing Of MERCHANDISE. on
orders. ,cs hare had much experience and Wi
at AL lInes properly attend 10 direct orders
10 our address. foT purchasing and Ion waTding
Merchandise from this OF other markers
In all safes OF Property aud returns of pro.
qeeds we shall sustain Tie Interests Of out
Friends, and strictly follow orders.
C6ns'gnmen's .of Property for reshif ment
10 other porIs, by rail- road or vessel, will re-
ceIve prompt alienten.
q. NJ. FOWLE & co.
Charleston. S, C., ApIii 10. S5i.
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T'he Cincinnati Type Foundory.

ifgtI1E patrons OF THIS est Enlistment are %
z forged that The busl hess Will suffer as
uiie change as possible III consequences 81
the death of The late Agent, Mr.. Horace
Wells. The mechanical department will
continue IN charge of Ne sfs L. T. ard VIM
wv ells.t whose edJrIslt IS maInly ndeJled
or ~ present high state Of Perfection. and
no pains, VIII be spared TO renier IT'S manu-
faclur4s fully what they profess to be-equs!
to any N the world A large, new aud com
pele Specimen Book is rapidly printing.
which We expect 10 have ready ior GIslribu
lion about the Isl of September. We have
on hand large stock OF Printing Materials OF
every description, including new AMI secoEd
hand Power aAd Hand Presses, which ne
are ready TO sell ON six months tims for
good notes, or make discount OF len PEI
cent iTnm regular prices l0r cash down- All
orders dressed to Ihs CincpInaii TTpe
FouaderY W tlmeei with prompt Affection.
Country papers Publishing Tins a3vsruse
ment four lines before the LIST Of Augusi
next. aud sending us a copy Of lie paper
containing Il. Will be paid IN type CD pur-
chasing three times The amount of The bill.
July /. CHAS. WELLS, Sec.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-29

"a + will keep on hand al all times, a
" complies assortment Of Iron, and so.
llcit The custom OF those wishing TO purchase
ior cash or on lime. Just received $4,000
pounds; u Is IN our way, come on and take II.
b. SHAPARD. !
Jan IA. 1851.
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10 I.leIeILt SmlIl in ". heat.

III. Dey4gan Jor, oF Mulberry,
ia this county, has kindly furnished
us with the f53owiag recipe, the Oh
ser vance Of which, he as4urds us, has
end bled bim during th4 last four
vo4rs, to succeed in L Using good
or.I BPS of wheat free from smut, not-
vi4hstandiag the whoa s3wn, in one
or two instances, had anlnt IN it
W. publish it WITH the liqpe that 1t
Wi pr pye Of service 10 others
Sow your wheat between the 1st
ami lo;h of October, paBture it IN
ii the middle OF Febaar5, with light
stock" g
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LOOK. Here.

ID AVlNG purchased the Goods and Books
Z Il OF Jao. j. Hoige s. Co Il viii continue
business al my OLD SRA Asp. North East Cor
ner Of The Public Square. where | will be
pleased 10 see AID wali upon all persons
wishing - buy Goods, Groceries, &c. Try
me 3. SaAPARD.
Hotn %, 1851.
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setting Up Iaouse-kceping!

DOTS. Ovens. SkilIeis, Chairs. Pals. Pig
a gins, Tubs, Churns, SC. &C.; all the ar
rlcles necessary. COME all you young mar
RED people give Us call, at
D. SHAPARD.
Jan. 4, 1851.
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PHE.ysTE.gRG:

TsE undsrsIg e t-telng pre-
sstS pared TO do alt descriptions o
LHA House, Sign, and othe-
Painting. Paper-EaanSseg and q Ia
Zfng, IN ssigu0d style as NAL OF the best
workmen in NASHVILLE or else where-w pajd
lsoiIci, an eng g-ddrni IN ny Of
The foregoing branches OF b,i{invss by 'nOsr
desiring work OF The ktnd. FIR evidence ~
his ability, lie refers 10 work he has slresfY
done here.
June 10. ISL. r. RUTH.
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LIIroL1 O.. july Is, l9J


ia F.ors q Faye.t(riiIe o6sdrcF;
| have been Newspaper reader
fer twenty years, andaIwbs feel best
VII en- my paper is paid for in ad-
va4ce. l am now takingI four, all of
WI ch are paid for, and | think that
l ] "a not getting the worth Of my
mo ney unless I read al Of the m
tbd roughIy y. And another thing:
WI In my postage is raid + can go to
It'd POST O@co and looiH the Post
Ill. ssqr4 in the. >hce, ami think he
vaH IS oa,ma cllosrGally. lso for the
sal4 e Of a good coa7ciqnof it is best
to y il as.i'yaaco.
l,F(,1 {, IITFlyI. BE-
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ADVANTAGE OF Raul RoADs.-
Boston, probably, affords more ia
cl'ities for ipgress and egress to pas
sengers, by means of Railroads,
tha p any other city in the U. s.
Wa see it state d in Boston paper
tha there are II members Of the
Legislature Who are enabled TO
boa rd at home, and perform their
dutl es al the State House. This
doe not iuclude those elected from
Bo5 ton. Thus all the quiet delight
Of the country and the adv antases
Of The city are brought together.
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TRE- WEEKLY LIN e OF TOUR
HORSE CGACEIEs.

EIORsE COAt1iEs,
From Nashville 60 Huntsville, Ala,
Leaves NASHVILLE, IHssIau,. IAur,dau,
aud Sundays. at p. ~
Leaves HUNTSVILLE, TUESDAYS Thurs
days AID SUNDAYS. at y. VI. Through
III ~ hours Fare, 81.
yT4SSSs-A TnE Proprietor can say that
--&---11---E---L this Line is well stocked with
coaches and Horses. COOP, CAREFUL.
SOBER Drivers; and IN " days ksil
Road hsing completed TO Siartrees60ro', will
connect The Stage, reducing the Stage travel
TO % mIisS-wtil make thls Lice more de-
sIrahie Ihan any other. Thankful To the
lSlbiic Tor then generous support heretofore.
/ nope TO meet conrpuaRfe Of the sans
JOHN II E8RIFOKD.
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HIONEY.

IN consequence Of additional liabilities in
Il Cured by Ttbuildrg MY shop and other
houses, am Compelled to request those in
debied 10 me by note or account, 10 come fnf-
ward and square off The same. Nothing bur
the a'os' urgent demands for Money could
force me to make this request.
! hope all those indebted will feel them
selves called upon to come To my relief. B.,
50 dong YOU will much nbige
Z. 9. G.. BEANLAND.
May 6. 195i.-,f.
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Einy Grove !icademY.

EyHE nmetseniL session of this Iusr:iion
4 will open on MONDAY. THE FIRST DAY
OF SEPTEMBER. nrder the direction aud con
uol vi Rer. iieary B'ysOn. Terms--,he
same as heretofore
Ja,v %. Ie5l-4t.
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s~-------'---+-s---
rs The exhibition cd " IEY GRovE
A rApzuT, TALKS place OF FfHay, LIST
of Angus. The publ + il invited
to attend,
TIE next session coHapanoes on
n pnday, Sept lst, und,f TIE super
WHOM Ct Rev Hsary Bb5a. With
ii / present session, Mr. I3fn's con
nqetioa with the Aeadciiiy closes.--
VIZ, in common with al other low
or Of education, regret dis Mr.. L.,
lis IA teacher, stands in tlIe very first
IA 4k; and We are 10Th . part with
on 7 wao IS SO dcselvedlE popular as
q praceptor and genllfman- The
TT astees have been pecpliarly fortu-
IA e in securing The services of Rev.
NJ |. Bry8on We viii endorse that
IL Acadeary, under tn control of
ri. b, VII lose noao ofBthat envia-
bid character which it Ylias hitherto
so Justly borne. \
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Barter, Ilarter,i narierIlI
Cash for Noel!

yvT f will ray 3Gess rer Found IN Cas,
Ter clean washed W col. or will give
goods or gracer'-s al lowest rates FIR H.
SOUTHW ORTIZ, MORGAN s NEIL.
Jnly %. 1851
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fRIt is ssid :l.at thJ Nashville
and Murrfecsboro p Railr34dd is now
paying l0naEceht.
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GILES COU-NTY.

aU0uI IZYrS Old: by " M Bonner, DIS NO .,
April 10 1851.
GILES COUNTY.
Mare slide. bnghI bay, reached name and
tail. mute marked down the shoulders, L
hands high. 2yrs last Spring; bv AiexaDder
EsIeman, l7th DIS, AprH25 1851.
FRAHELIN COUNTY.
.Fiare, bay. shed before, star in fore bead :,
snip on nose, has the big jaw. I6 hands high
8yrs old; by John Siler, Dis No 5, Jan 1851
MARSHALL cougTY.
Horse. Bay, bInh IN leIiey-, small blaze ia
forehead. left fore and right hind feet white,
a5'nl Is hands high, 3yrs old: 10y Sapuei
NJ hee. l2,h DIS. March 81 1851.
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aEEMa1OkpI

4 ftiIS IS to noIify the pub DC generally thst
Il w. II MOORES Is a legally author.
lzed agent for the Marble Ybrd at Nashville.
dhu All contracts VIII! be hiifd III The ueaIeSt
"anhef and shortest notice possible. Al
work VIII De delivered al Fayetteville. or The
places understandable All kinds Of FurnI,ur.
Monuments. Siabs. Head and Foot Stones.
either Of Marble or Lime Rock Call and
see specimens Of Italian and American Marble
RULE. STONE & co.
April %. 1851. By w. Ii. -AooR.,
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Iand JImrai1ts.-It is said that
they cannot be laid upon the lands
about to be purchased from tie Sioux
n Minnesota.
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ANTIF,

GCOTCH, Carers. 1'urreli & Halls, Mac
- 'aboy-a fine article
MAY 6. G. p Mex ENZIE.
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S,ss5zs Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Soda.
k-S<S Saleratus, Powder. Shot, Lead.
/ aeas Nails, Bfsds. injiso. Nader. Cotlon
Catds. Cothns' Axes, Curly Combs. Spades.
Shoyeis, pfaces,' Hames and Co:lars. Trunks.
Pms, Neei!es. Fish Hooks. Suspendsrs. Ia
be and0 tScket CntIsry. Har1 Waie, Tin
ware. Class and Queens Ware, and many
o'nsr articles, IN the Dry Goods and Grocery
'ihe' al oI which he VIII sell very INV Tor
cash, or To-
Don't forget 10 call at WEBB's. where Won
will fluid certain cure Tor coughs, colds. &c.
VICTORIA COUGH CANDY, wholesale
and retail. by W. II. WEBB,
April u, 1851.
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Flour,

BIZ the barrel or retail.
B. SHAPARD.
Jan. 81.