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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
LooKING-GLAss Neutrality-suspicious.

KNGsLAND, Wholesale Dealer and Manufacturer OF
Looking Glasses and Importer OF LOokingGlass Pstes
~ COrand-sl, bias now Ia store splendid assort-
meat OF OrnSmeuted, Plain Pier and Mante Glasses.
Also an unusual large stock OF Mahogany frame Glasses
suitable for tho Western and Southern trade Jobbers
and dealers in general viii do we'll 10 call and exam
ne this stock and prices previous purchasing elsewhere
their facilities for manufacturing and importing their own
Pstes enable them sell lower than any other house 10
this clty 81 3mMWS
NJ B-Merchants having orders TO fill for Caltornis,
West Indies or other markets, would do well to call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

PEREMPTORY SALE OF FORTY-ONE LOTs
OF GRoUND-We would direct the attention OF purchasers
OF Real EstAte 10 the sale OF WIN. n FRANKLIN Son
Co. which will take place on TUESDAY, 30 inst, Al II
clock the Merchants Exchange, OF forty one Lots
situated Fihh aud SIKH avs Naeyfrsi, Nj ely tlrf
NiEeiy fourth Ninety hnh and Ninety ninth ats The SAFE
will re absolute TO the highest bidder LhOgraphic maps
unhY be had Of The AncrOneers. ) Broad 81 i4,49l)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

u STATEN ISLAND FANCY DYING ES-
TABLIsHMENT-Ofice No. s John o. New.York The
proprieors Of this establishment whose Dying and Fin
shnghsve been Ong aud fsvoTsby known 10 Tue
muniy ready receive orders for dying and Gle Aning
Sik, Woolen, Cotton Linen and Fancy GOods Of every
description In the best manner.
ALI lmThS&M' BARNETT NEPHEwS \ Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

ARTIFICIAL EYES.--J asst imported large
los Of the hnest and beautiful French Arn6cia Eyes
They can be inserted without Tie slightest pain opera
ton and when properly adapted yi move aud looE Ike
The natural Eye. Apply 10 DR. JAMES w. POWELL,
Oculst AurisI &C. IL Wsrfen-st corner Broadway.
Rl6 81 WAMs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

~ BARGAINS IN STRAW GOODS, as
cheap cheaper than any wholesale or resl store la
New York A handsome assortment OF Ladies', Msses
nuo Boys Has Of almost every kind, al
YOUNGS, e6 BOwery,
Alq 2wMM&Sa between Grand and Hester cts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

E- Some repent when 1t is too late,
they did make their purchases al the celebrated
Carpet Acknowledgement IN the Unted States
HIRAM ANnKRSoN's. 90 ROweTy. light spacious show
rooms with ch Three phys Is 10 8s ingrains, 50
10 80; Oh Cloths S. &c, &C. Dollars can be saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
IMPORTED CARPETINGs.-

IMPORTED CARPETINGs.-PET o.
HuMPHREY S79 way, corner White st. have Just re-
ceyed per packet ship Constantine further supply or new
and rrh Velvet and tapestry Csrpeng which makes our
vtock the most select and decidedly the bet In the CITY BY
tnsutuDg comparison tho public can ludge OF tne snpe-
Tiov OF our STOCK which VIII be sold price that chs.
leuRe com petition with any other store AL ON
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By Telegraph TO The kcx.YOrk fnbuu,
Is.fAf- hslra.s r.lssrs,A " - Rs-r,., b. e..

II For additional Telegrsphic h,
patches, see Sixth Page.
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Worth Carpotings, Oil

I 100000 Worth Carpotings, Oil
Clo,bs &C at the Wholesale Warerooms of WILLIAM
McGsORTY lS6 William st. Sd Ior from FutOnst, arc
thrown open. The large stock OF Carpeung, OH
Cloths &c will be Teailed cheap for cash Those In want
would do well 10 call early aud examine the Carpetngs
az ImMOn W edA Sal
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a The good old banner sui hangs
sor the outer wall THE Celebrated Cheapest Carpet
Esabsbment the United States, Hiram Anderson 81
Bowery" All that wish 10 purchase under II can save
opehifd OF their money Three Carpets ~ to os In
grains Sc TO S. Veneusns l. 10 80, &c. Eight spacious
rooms stocked with rich goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

BARNUm's MUsEUM.-TO-night The
Serious Family" viii he performed Hsdswsy skes the
character Of Sleek We od that Ia this he elicts tbs
Highest praise Fail GO By the bye, capital pro-
xTamms IL announced for his afternoon Tuning The
Tables" and The Lottery Ticket"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

EY- Femiies wishing good and pure
article OF Pale Yellow Brown Soap, free from fish oil
Aad other impure and odenSive iugred sut.elso white
the fine Soaps toilet and bath use can
obtain them my mandatory, Nos O8 ITO and ~ Ohh
s Goods senfree Of charge 10 all pats o. New ork and
Brooklyn. las Nv W. HI LIS Sun
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For farther particulars CataOsue (s ediu jus,
issued) winch viii be furnished all p)st rAd applicants
10 general advertisements In the Houiculurist,"
"Culuvslor" and other Horticultural and agricultural peri.
odicals OF the country.
The facilities such for reaching Newburgh. that per-
leave NewYo nearly every hOut In the day,
from A to PM. by either the Hldson River or New
York and Erie Railroads. from
three hOurs Preghl Of goods paid 10 New-York.
rs ThMiws A SAUL L co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
CY WHAT ApDs 80 Much to the neat

IN WHAT ADDS 80 NlUCh W LuC hOaI
and tasty appearance Of house elegant paper hanglng
and window shades They e1vene,e he entire furniture
OF the room and greater variety OF those essential anti
cIes OF comfort well cords tssses brssses &C. can
be got at GREAsoSs 2i Greenwich ST. than at any other
plsee In The civ Give HIN a call ladies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

HEAD.QUARTERs REMoyED.--kELTY
L FrRcrSoN's Wholesale and Retail WINDOW SHADE
S1oRE 1871 BRoApwAY.-PersOns wanting SHADES dIt
and shade Trimmings hnd the beat assortment 10 the
div az above Dealers SUPP piled. No second pronS All
shades warranted 10 stand any climate. Some new pat
srns of cold Birds and gowers that cannot be seen ~
any other store Prices lower Than elsewhere eno
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21
HIGHLANn NURSERIES,, NEwBURGI

Qsie A Downing a CO the prOprielors Of this
old and celebrated establishment beg leave 10 inform
Dealers and Planters
Of rreee that their stock for Spring Planting Is unusually
large and hne consists Of all the leading standard
r4a AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

FIRE - Dr. ,r.-At i fire vas lis
covered il tine house o. James I Mead. tailor
Deg s., NJ Mead safsrs 3 ,oss u $1,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

Spring CLOTHING.-Our select and ex-
,ensye stock OF Clothing for the 10 now ready
compspg all the latest style Of garments Of The day. and
81. o. En1onesn markets d. l. J. DEVLIN,
noSi I'm. 80 and IS John-sL cor. OF NAsssust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

SusPICtOS OF BrRGI AIRY Jack Simpson. a
r. ow We tnoV 20 Tie Police SATURDAY arrested
ty ot--r Nr~arus az tte rL Ward On suspicion OF be-
.rf c1tc-Tr e. t- Duis.r1 o. burglar rec NV
cruu-rec ,n &c CT sri AZ Wss i0csed up fJr exami
qaugI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

ARREST FOR REFolT AT SEA-A sailor named
Geo sno' son, attached 70 the Steamship Paei. was
Sar- r-sy arrested ny ecer Gasaue % he h Ward on
&C al'i n Mr. W Collins Who charges that the accused
rtto -e Wibe ne veese wa a. he taken before
u Marshal FOR examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

LADIES DkEss OOODS.-La0lcs from
abroad as well ss our own city ladies' viii find avery
choice assortment OF 81 ks. Deaioes, French musns,
lawns baseges and yhins ese adapted 70 their ward
robes household aars ~ the Dry Goods line a. HITCH
COCK LEApBEATERs S47 Broadway corner OF Leonard
st Their Pineapple goods. or Pekin GaUze, are a.
lrscng the attention Of every lady, and are POUNDS most
Atsrsble article
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-21

The COscERTs OF The HUTcHiNsoSs.-Fuday
night the Hutchinson Brothers gave their farewell
concert At the Tabernacle. Notwithstanding the
gloomy character Of the evening, the house was
crswded. and the last of the series Of seven con
certs given in this City went of With great glorii-
cation The success Of their concerts in this City,
BROOKLYN and WILLIAMSBURG must be very graft
fying TO the company. who honoraby sang their
keeneIt songs and uttered their spiciest sayings
in the face Of threats and warnings from certain
disgraceiol gang who are harbored among US
However the fansticism, as some call H. OF the
Hutchnsons is so insepsraby blended with good
humor and quaint Yankee drollery that their worst
enemies would be coAxed into tolerasing it
There is q touch Of originality about their perform
ances which renders them peculiarly unlike any
other band Of vocslsts now before the public
Some Of their farm-yard choruses, for instance
their blowing songs and native melodies, suggest
i've Of rough forest and mountain land-are thor
oughly American in their expression. John sings
q very spirited song entitled 1.-The Mountains
at the close of which be introduces call and echo,
after the manner Of Jenny Lind, though rather
TyroeaR in it's melody. He cannot, indeed, pro-
long the sound till the ear fails TO detect lis juno
ton with silence, but his call is joyous, musical
call, and bis echo has genuine mountainous
effect. Judsons song in four parts, burlesqulng
the Italian opera IL another skilful piece OF vocal
execution; his mimicry OF the style is admirable,
especially the soprano The last part ia whssled
and here let US remark that the Hutchinsons
have reduced whistling to science. To hear
them, one would imagine their mouths were
double keyed and silver lined Judsons perform
ance, in this song, resembles whole orchestra of
twitteriBg singing birds. Very few of his hearers,
we predict, will decide that they paid too dear for
the whistle.-But we have no space to particular
re further, nor is it needed
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-15

have nolced Tor seyeiai uays pass. illis
was occasiene ed BY the increasdd desire OF
holders TO sci the advices from New Or
leans Of the 9Th being unfavorabe F. annonfl-
cling indeed 4 Decline in that ma fiet equal
10 The advanced on the receip, of the Baltic's
news, which decline was prodpcfd by the
fact lhat-no orders for cotton weird received
by that steamer from Liverpool. 1'he sales
yesterday, up to the hour of making up our
report, amounted 10 SO bales at 7FOl0c.-
Cotton continues 10 come in slowly, and
there now remains stored in ihd several
warehouses alb out II 900 bales, thfd e-fcurhs
Of which are owned by planters. This is
about one-fourth Of the whole crdpI Plant
ers have thus held up their crops inl the hope
oil Obtaining higher prices, and we fear they
are doomed TO disappointment, the increase
in the crop and the falling off in the hpme
consumption, rendering it extremely doubt
full whether further advances Gamble realized
Groceries, During the past yeek We
have had several heavy dniie fhins, and
there is now sufficient water on the shoals
for the largest class of New Orleaiis steam
ers, and also ample water for the up-river
boats In the Grocery trade we hdar of no
new feature. Generally il may be put down
as dull, compara lively, and articles confined
principally 10 The retgil trade. Qhoiatiohs
the same as those given last week.
. New YORK, N. Y..-Couon. Heavy
sales, 600 bales.
Flour Unchanged. ga 5OtO4 Be.
Corn. $4,000 bushels, deliverable in
May, at 62lc.
Pork. Tends upward, 900 blfs mess
$14 62014 SO; prime $ll ga.
Hams. 8I08s. Shd ulders. 81
Lard. Fayors buyers
CHATTANOOGA, TENN No alterations
from report in last Observer.
New ORLEANS, LA.--Cotton. The de-
mand continues very limited.
Sugar. No change, and little dbing.
Corn. Dull, with small sales at 57f058c.
Pork. Firm, and branded mess held at
$l3 rs, and upwards.
, Bacon Advanced. Sales ribbed sides
at Sc; hams &c; prime shoulders held al &c.
Coffee. Small lots selling at 1912.
Whiskey. Reciifed 181c.
MEMPHls, TENN.-The market has been
quite active during the past TWO days, and
sales amount to about 1900 bales The
favorable telegraphic report Of the Iadvices
brought by The Baltic, received herH yester-
day morning, produced considefhbie re-
action in favor of holders, and in the mid
ding and higher grades prices advanced i
III lc Il.
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WEIGH. NATrgkT 1lGO'S
YaslOAAl. G3aCU s.
uATrya.z BIS, re a.sEs

The La,ysgf Compapg IN he Wortr
Will~exnlbir at ~ YErrE WILLIE. ON
MospAY. Aprll 2ls', Io5i, ! nay ONLY =
.idmiita,tce SO cents; ChIldfen and qol-
ored Persons sl1if price. lp4oFs open Al
| O'Clock performance 10 coh1nIenee al :
O'Clock. T. ni.-ana al 7 o'flP4k Jn fhe
evening
gETFiE Propiieiors OF ih;s Welt Haown ppr
4 uiar Company have spaIeP np pains u
expeasein procuring all the flIbt talent IN
both Europe and America, who will dpTear
N their \, oudesilll sce,;'c Acts GymnaFlic
Frats. Boi.le T3leas. Globe and HaIrel ESer-
cises,, Yauilng. bolh sugle and double LekP-
ING. E1u'ihyums. Tuaabi.pz. p3rimide 4i
Devires. Peslu.ing. Comic Staging Dancing
Comic BaIleuas, lnteIiuies, taffeS, PRONE
pa,ies, CaYalr2des, Aasquerades, Ef.
The Grand Asamaxa, or Imperial CHARIOT.
drawn bg tiirtg eleeans horses, and duve,i BY
;he champion Reinsman. n Lo4 W4ip,
CHARLsy AlALioE wiii make Its aTptar-
ance in tpWn al ll04 o'clock a. ~ contai5ing
the New York Enlcserboeker Bra{s Band led
bv Mr.. d. s, NEEsE.whO VII perform ALL the
a ,st fashionable and modern airs OF The Gay.
Tne shree European Stars. termed tie Ne
cromaucers.' Of Bottle MaglciaHs, being the
Originals 10 their Novel Performances -ail
others who may attempt these feAls are c pm
pie,e hamhUgs. as these persons are the gen
zine Mssiclans, and were engaged by this
establishment 10 Europe, expressly for this
Company, The names OF the above Artists
are CAasiss c. Lee. EageRe Lee ard 1Heo-
tiore Lee.
Also attached to the T7onpe. ~ili be e uul
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G. M. F0WE q co,
Commission Merchants and Factors,
VandeEisorsts Wharf,
Charleston. s. c.

MSAN We offer cur services as @a
xsizslxS Commission .uerctGnts aud -
Factors, in all the branches of the Comnis-
sion Business
In the purchasing of MERcHAEDlsE, on
orders, zoe hare had much experience, and will
at all times properly attend to direct orders
TO our address, for purchasing and forwarding
Merchandise from this or other markets
In all sales of Property and returns Of pro-
ceeds we shall sustain the interests Of our
Friends, and strictly follow orders.
Consignments of Property for reshipmen'
10 other ports, by rail road or vessel, will re-
ceive promp, attention.
G. NJ. FOWLE & co.
Charleston, s. c.. April Is, 1851.
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THE reader will find an advertise lnent in
another column headed. DR.. Rogers Syrup
oil Liverwort and Tar. We have heard 1t
stated by persons of great respectfully, who
have used this medicine. that il is ONE oil the
most charitable medicines of the age for
Coughs, Colds, influenza, BroncbitfF. Aslh
ina. Pains in the side and Breast, Spiuing of
Blood, Whooplng Cough, and all Lung
Complaints, which, if neglected, usually ter
inmate in Consumption; and the certificates
attached 10 the advertisements would seem
fully 10 Justify this statement. "-RdhTag Reg
See Pamphlet 10 be had of the Agents. and
also advertisement in another column
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LINCOLN c ou srY.

Steer, red with some white about iAeface,
swallow fork in the right ear and split in the
left. 3yrs old; BY Henry Warren, Dis No %,
March 1851.
Steer, dark brown with a white spot in the
face. crop off OF left ear and hole IN same,
swallow fork in The right, 3yrs old; bY Thos.
]. Anderson, Dis No IL, March 1851
Heifer. red brindle, white on belly split in
left ear. 2yrs old: by Bennett Deal, Dis No 9,
Feb 1851.
Horse, dark brown, small star in fdfehead,
hind left leg white above the pastef1 joint,
lame in thai leg and has shoe on th al loot,
IA hands high. about years old; by y. San
dsrs, Dis No Ia, March 1851.
BEDFORD COUNTY. Q
Horse, grey, scar on the back and neck,
sign of the fistuls. Ia hands high, about lows
old; by Martin & Fields, Dis No /, Marnh 1901
GILES COUNTY.
Horse, sorreI, left hind foot white. lefi fore
foot inclined to be clubbed. blaze tate, IA
hands high, lOyrs old; by A. Oliver, Bpchan-
ans Greek, Feb 1851.
Mare, bay, has on 8 old shoes. week eyes
small, 7 or 8yrs old; by Jas z Glenn, hArflsh's
Old Store, Feb 1851. j,
Jyo,se bav. hind feet white, white streak
m face ,;phi eve out. has on old shpes, le
hands high, III or l2yrs old; by Jas e Glenn
Parrish's Old Store, Sch 1851.
Mare Mule. brown. ID hands, about 4yrs
old: By Aaron x Steele, Civ DIS No n March
1851.
rRANKLtN COUNTY.
Mare; bay, shod before, star IN ip 1eneau
shin on nose, has the big Jaw, l6 hands high
syrs old; by John Siler, Dis No D. ! an 1907
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ETSEy SPRING And s5U1El&I
@a1I2 ED s9
Y0r 1854.

We are now opelipg RnIl viii =.
W. 5,rsceeG 10 sell one at lthe most 49,
- DESIRABLE STocKs 9F FR:SG 81
AND SUMNER Goops ever 4liereH in t'ayelie-
vile. The large addition now Heing male 10
our former assortment, has been selected with
the greatest care possible By Or .Hoores ~ho
procured the aid Of one OF lie most e1Peri-
encsd BUYERS in the Stale.
Our Goods were SELECTED from enc of the
LARGEST and MOST DESIRABLE STocEs euer
introduced into the State of Tennessee, pur-
chased exclusively OF the mskerf and iFaPor
ers. We are we'll satisfied ,bst our Goods
are laid upon cur counteT atlas how COST a.
any hbuse in this place Gan &c; the same
styles and qualities from PnHadsipna.
AS we pay no rents, and ATE willing 20
labor for as small compensation bs clher men
can afford to do, we wish our customers and
..,te public generally TO uqjessiaHi that Sc are
bolh ALE aud willing to sell SWAY 4aFIcLE
we deal in as cheap as any house N the place
grvs- can possibly DO Out STOCK OF LadEes
US Dress GOODS i eyeesdipgly rich and
btaafiftl and We Only ask al examination 10
insure sales. We invite all to call and look
at eur Goods before purchasing, as zoe iistead
10 slick up TO ,ohdt Use sa'i. IN AM. CASES.
Our stock comprises almost every article
generally kept in retaiijsipres. Ladies and
Gentlemen's Dress Gools If ali kinds an,i
qualities.
large stock Of Groceries will be kept
generally. Hardware and Gallery, Glass,
Putty, Nails. Tscks. Hinges. ard great ma
nv articles too tedious TO mention. We say
to all come and see for yourselves, as that Is
four motto generally.
MOORES & THOMPSON. .
Apni 6, 1851.
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III. NArHAxs. the celebrated q 3, Z ahd .
horse Equestrian Mr. Nm. W ogREi. he
great American J4~ter and Wrfll Renowned
Comic Tragsec Ciowa, who IS universally
acknowledged TO BE the grsaissi iaFori'e no~
travelling in the Union 1wili aPpeaFaA us NJ
r'.ilable performances. B'#wSaueS. sc. 4sif'
Neil j. NEsss. iheg Isat BaHjsslsi AMI Ds';h-
eatof OF NrsFot Glasa0fsrs. J LovETT, tas
Clown OF all Clowns. ms esas. never yet
found or known il the word dyer- y. c.
JAN4soS. the Isehilemaaiy Riding NIasteE-
E. NJ. DicKINsoS. tbs very iOEnY 'COmic
Snesr. Miss E4Mk NATE4ss, inisniile Eqnss
THAN, whose daring icsiJ slastle and as.oH,Fh
al spectators, and The Audience Is kept IN
thrill Of fear as she tbdbcs aruGud The Ring,
Supporting hel 5aIsEee a4pa' o veteran k'-
der. and perform f.eI pslses aid EGfitaii1ns
win an case ard grace which woulF Tn TO
bhsh pFsciiiietefs 81 n.atGrer ysafs MssIsf
NM, pAsToR the FeJsoasier pi ihe Y. 90 Ia
dian oil the desert. ana diher very 'risfesiIs
scenes WAsnfxGroS CiHl~PERs, ihf n'eI-
lean Scenic Performer 90 single hdsse. }.
J. HArsrNs. cs lesIated fbr Us Roman Acls on
rVe horses. Foity Sornerseis, Sc AFTHoST
Ps-ros, the Comic Pi.siYFer snd .idaeer-
AnTosIo PASTOR. sfoua4 and .ai.i Fpiiiblr'-
FRaNK PAs-oR, she Pet al tie CHfie, aud
unsurpassed IL his brilliant r.iueiPe Aci or
single h9rse. ana sIY leA tn greatest wgBder
OF The age. Also. Master PniIo NkrHA-''.
Infant Prodigy, only four ears OF aseIe.sgS"s
in his most extraordinary Exercises 6Se,--
The Company challepgfs ;Ae -~o'ld TO pro
Juee his equal.
Additional iffracGi9E.-fhc Grand
Legendary Dranalic Panloni'm'c Equestrian
| Spectacle of ST. Georgel and the Drfgoa. or
the chivalric deeds OF ;he Seven Mounted
Knights OF ChIistendon, will close each
nights performances.
| For further particulars see Bills al Hpiels. &c
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30 The people of T ulaski and
that community generally, were for
tunate in securing the services Of
Mi.. John A. ,Mewart, as Principal in
Writ Academy A more competent,
successful and diligent eacher could
not have been employed. M'. $. is
a graduate of one Of the most distin-
guished institutions Of learning in
the southwest. This, with the expe-
rience Of anuinber of yea rs as teach
er in one of our first academies, and
an unexceptionable moral character,
will not fail to secure to. him an envi-
able position in any com munity in
which he may1ocate.
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Runaway Negro List
LIST. Name of negro is given. I'd. comp lexion
and height. Sd, age. 4ih, description. 9th
owners name 9th, daiefof com mltmeIi,
rEnsEssEE.


Lincoln County, Fayetteville
Frank, very black, 5lt 2 or Gin high, Is or
2Oyrs old, thick hps,sour countenanEe, speaks
slow and not distinct, had on new brown
jeans pants, coat OF same somewhat worn,
old wool hat; to Col Shed, Coffee Co., Tenn.
COMMITTED March, 1851. III
Williamson county. FrankIiR.
Albert, mulatto, 5lt 6 OF Gin b GIL 24yrs
old, weighs 100 lbs. iisPs IN ialking' I'd VIM.
Thompson, Kinds county, Miss. Committed
December.6. .
Morgan County, Montgomery.
Jonathan. copper color and large scar on
his nose, 22yrs old. says Maj. Jas. Ross sold
him TO Mississippi trader from who M he es-
capped six weeks ago. CommiIed Jan. %.
breckenridge county.
Name of negro not glven), copper color,
ST lOin. .35yrs ole, weighs about leO lbs; TO
John johnson Of Tenn. Committed Aug 4
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LARGE ARRIVALS



Successors TO Joha .Goodrich.)
Bee leave TO announce 10 the esq
nhliIf citizens of Lincoln and the -
q@y surrounding Counties that they "
are now receiving direct from Philadelphia
an IMMENSE. STOCK or FRESH
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
comprising one Of the finest, richest. and
most carried assortments Of LADIES
DRESS GOODS. the most extensive, ELE-
CANT and DESIRABLE Stocks Of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES and VESTlNliS and GEN
TLEMEN s. FURNISHINGS generally and
the largest and most complete assortment of
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, CAPS, BON
NETS. VARIETIES. HARDWARE.
CUTLERY. QUEENSWARE, GROCE,
RIES, SC, Sc &C. ever broughI 10 this mar
kei. all of which we PLEDGE ourselves to
sell as Low as anyregufar retail house III
Tennessee.
Feeling confident we can make il the in
terest of purchasers 10 deal with us, We ear
nestly sollci, our friends and the public gen
orally, to give us cali and examine our
Stock.
GOODRICH. BUCHANAN & BEAVERS.
Vest Side Of the Public Square
April Is, 1851.
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hCPThe eagerness of US all to
get good bargains-good Goods at
low prices-wilI prompt call upon
Gil {. Russell, at Col. Nick S old
stand. They have a splendid assOrt-
ment of the latest styles.