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The New York herald., 1851-09-28

MJENRY II. LEEDS, ,AUCTIONEER--sALE OF BOA RD-
iDghouse Furniture8enry Leeds Co. will sell
aueten tomorrow, Monday Sept 20 at TEN o'clock, at
ths boarding house MoE, all the furniture
Garpsts. oil cloths &c mahogany dining and bed
room Furniture. window Curtains, Cornices Lamps, Nat
tresss Beds Bedding Crockery Glassware &C. TO COM
mence with hitehenw
The New York herald., 1851-09-28

~ WARREN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
o. large stock Of Dry Goocs Of great variety at
missctn raae aa VII SCI oy public auction at sos
tsmber 18th and following days until the whole disposed
resdue stock prsng large assortment Of
British. French, German and American Dry Goods. &e
Sale to commence each day at 10 An. and 2P.M
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-08

EP TAYLOR, of ii e -NlgfrecsJor0'
Tdggeaph, demurs to the lifc-like de-
seription we gave of him two weeks
since, and says We. b Ave never seen
Charley Faxon, Bob. Tomas, Parbam,
or Nelson, or we ght consider him
t0lf'u5lY go0d doohI5igl But, he need
not LAY that ia tiefibg unelien to
bis soul; such an expression Of
opinion as he wishes would consign
US to a straight-iacset without educ
course of law; ad d we've no idea of
having our mover enE Is curtailed yet
awhile. Ugliness b. over has, never
will, attain to sueA perfection, as to
make US think that Ehe is Yrctty!'-
But, then, We have never seen his
potent highncss, the. Alderman, eli?
Why, General, we ha I've known HIN
"like a book for ten years, and we
dd say that If he only mop}8 enlarge
the borders of his abread-hasket
apparatus" none could fill the office
more appropriately. We II let NELSON
speak for HIMSELF
"A pretty Kettle Of fish, truly -
AS for ourself, we acknowledge the
CORN but we felieitate ourself on
having the 'prettiest wife and the
handsomest six year old boy, in the
State. Still, We am ugly enough to
go along in hQ8 crowd We are
willing to be placed along side of
Marling, Boyers, Mitchell, King d nd
Cameron, in the galaxy Of beautyPI
and chat is considerable condescension
on oarpart.
"Parham was so ugly in his young
days, that it hurt his face; age, how
over, stepped the pain. Taylor al
ways was ugly: it was the 'natur of.
the eritter' from bis youth up. Bob
Thomas and Charley Faxon don't
mean any harm by being ugly-it |
just happened 50. By tie bye,
of ugly editors, We just.ask /
If any of you eyer saw Clayton of
the Sp arta Timas?"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-08
TENNESSEE.

TENNESSEE.
Lincoln County, Fayetteville.
Frank, very black, 81, 2 OF Gin high, i6 D
20yrs old, thick hps.so countenance speak
slow and not distinct, had on new erowIr
Jeans pants, coat of same somewhat worn
old wool hat; 10 Col Shed, Coffee Co.,, Tenn
Comnit,ed March, 1851.
Williamson county, Franklin.
Albert. mulauo. Sit or Sin high, 24yts
old, weighs f60 lbs. llsrs In talking: TO 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 scld
him TO Mississippi trader from whom he es-
capped SIX weeks ago. CommiIted Jan. %
:, KENTUCKY.
Breckenridge county.
Name OF negro NOT given). copper cclot.
5Ii ION. 35yrs OLD, weighs about $50 lbs; 10
John Johnson OF Tenn. Committed Aug IA
MISSISSIPPI.
Yalobusha county. Cofeerule.
Dick, copper color, oft Gin high, 9oyfs
old. scar on right cheek, blink eyed in the
right eye: to E NJ. Driver, Ponsoloc county
COMMITTED July "A.
This List will be increased by any ar
rests tina, may Be published in Tennessee,
Alab ANA, pr Mississippil-Pu5, Fayetteville
on. 1~,o~
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-08

IL. J NArHANs, ihe celebrated / 9, 8. d and 9
horse EqHesuia6. Mr. Wx WokREL, tn
great American Je,ter and World Renowned
Comic TEagIco Cl1wn. who is universally
| acknpw lodged 10 he the greatest iavorte now
travelhng Ia The Union, VIII appear in his in
Inuabe performances. Burlssques, sc. Mr..
NEIL JAMESON. the great Banjalsl and Deiin-
eater OF Negro Characters. j. Lovsrr, the
clown OF all Clowns, his equal never tet
found or known in the word over N. C.
JAMESON. the genilemanly Ridtos Master.
H. NJ. DICKINSON, the very funay C,,Dic
Singer Miss EMMA NATHsss, IniantIle Eques
nian, whose daring tea,s sisTile and astonlsh
all spectators, and The aulIence IS kept IN
thrill of fear as she bouDds around Ihe Ring.
supporting her balance squat 10 veteran Ri-
der. andIperforms her POlses aud Eqnllaiions
with an ease and grace which would PM tn
blush practitioners If ma'uIer years, Master
VIM. Pa ProR the PersoGaier Of The Wild To-
dian OF The desert. and other very interesting
scenes. WAsHINGroN CHAABERS, the Amer
Icaa Scenic Performer on single horse. J.
J. HArKISs, celebrated for his Roman Acts on
Two horses, lofty Somerseis. Sc ANTHONY
PAsToR. the Comic PosIurvr and Dancer.-
ANTONIO PAsroR, ground and lofty Fumbler-
FRANx PasToR. the Pet Of the Circle. and
uhcu- phs>rP III HIS Ohit'dHt t'h-iPYt ut W
4 single horse, and sty led the greatest wonder
of the age Also, Master PHILo NATHANs.
Infant Prodigy. only feur years OF aga, elegant
~ his most extraordinary Exercises. &c
The Company challenges the world to pro-
iuee his equal
Additional AftracliOn.--THe Grand
Lege4daly Dramatic PanIomimic Equestrian
Speciteie Of ST. George aud the Dragon, or
Ire ehivalric deeds Of The Seven Mounted
Knights OF Christehdom, will close cath
sights performance.
Lor ,,a-,,.rInro enc Pile TTotoiS kc
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rs .Nsssrs. Hubs &. Healdy. whole


: Bacon. Country and Baltimore Han
l2 to l2E; Shoulders 91io &c; Sides 10! I
I Ii.
i, Lard IlGi2c T. b.
! Butter. 92f025c e. Is.
Potatoes. Irish, IS q bblj sweet Zoe 4
} Ibushei.
:. CHATTANOOGA, TENN.-Th trade on tht
river presents show Of anihafion. A large
amcunr Of Produce is yet in first hands fol
J sale on the boats, y lille a sill. larger amoun
liain store awaiting the lardy transportation
from this place over the road. Curses, loud
and deep. are poured forth against the
powers that be, in Georgia, for promises 10
make The road do all The business offered,
while it utterly fails 10 do one-third. The
friends of the Georgia State Road are NOR
si6ed lha. the grea. S.ate of Georgia adopts
agMore misery policy in The government of
| Ehe great, horoughIa than the stockholders
in the other roads in the State. If this sui
cidal policy is TO be permanent, the millions
ofpounds Of Bacon, Lard, Corn, Oats, &c
which East Tennessee and Western Vir-
ginia annually send down will keep in The
CuILSut anu uiu iilulhCs lis niODliC, Dt
Louis and New Orleans.
Apples. Green, getting scarce, worth SO
cents-dfied, peeled 75c, plenty-peaclies
625O75c, unpeeIea.
Bacon. Plenty some lois have been sold
at SIC, holders want g.
Corn. Plenty, occasional lots offered at
IS cents-o,ber loI 5 held a. 70 and rs cents
a bushel.
Flour. Plenty, Tennessee Sc barrel /
Ohio Sc SO from boats
Meal. Retail, scarce, 75ID8Oc, bushel. |
Lard. Plenty, 8I@9c, from first hands.
New ORLEANS, LA-The Canada's news
which has been re eeived has had but little |.
effect upon the markets. /
Cotton is rather frmer, with fair and
equal demand
Flour. Ohio, R3 95 TO 4 %; rather
dropping.
n olasses. Sales of ninety barrels a, 2oac
Coffee! lOc 70 Is. |:
Pork. Sales of Mess at Sl3 25,o IS so
Corn. Very fir b at Coo for prime.
New York, M. Y.-Pork Firm a,
$40 I9I; Old Prinp be s1l so; New $l3 ~
o 13 rs: Old Mes 1913 rs; new sl3 IS II
Lard. In good request at 8t085 for prime
There is nm imp proved demand for Coffee.
Whiskey is declining.
ATLANTA, Ga.7Bacon. The market is
yell supplied with choice lots at 10 TO He. :
Lard remains The same, to l2Ic.
Other articles the same as last week.
SAVANNAH, GA.-Cotlon. The accounts
er Canada, announced yesterday morning. 4
i'd not have any effeci on prices, previous
lies being realized. Prices range from 8 A
, II cents. v
MEMPHIS, TENN.-Coton. The market II
onlinres firm al our quotations, with very p
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-08

1 4NASHFlLLEy IENN.-OOnOus 0ut QuOiu
Iions in tins article have not yarikd NOR
/ shaa eo4j-ha!G cent during the whole week
land that variation has been causedlas mucl
! by quality as by any change in The feeling
Of traders. There is very large amour
of cotton in our warehouses, and Fe are 0
I The opinion there is not very large huantity
comparatively, 10 come in. Buyers con
iinu.e more plenty iha 3 sellers, which causes
orders for small lois 10 bring beu9E price.
shan they otherwise vi uld. Our Ids! week
! Igreyiew, made on Wednesday, left conor
firm AT 9BOl0c for the best kinds and in
lefioF without demand. Advices frpm New
Orleans came to hand on Thursday Of such
character as TO bring the market lp stand
and decline of &c took place, though trans
actions were very small. On the hexi day
the arrival Of dates from Liverp ool, an
nouncng decline in bha. market q ! 10 Id
caused a decline OF DC here, making a de-
cline of 5c since Wednesday. The market
closed dull on Saturday with sales Pf about
so bales al 6IG93c. Perhaps, However,
81 may be quoted as The extreme.
Salt. Same as last week.
Coffee Stock ample. We quote from
.I20l2!c.
Sugar. Supply ample. We uote N.
To- 5lt061 aud Z. M
Moasses The stock on hand gopd-35c
for half bbls, and so FOR wholes.
Flour. The market is lively. Stock
good We qrote Cincinnati 50 1904 25;
81. Louis 81 25r05
Rice. 5051c $ b.
Lard. Scarce aud demand for shipment;
we quote prime 7t074.
Bacon. Demand sctive, and livestock in
murke lei light. Wequo,e hams 6s47, clear
sides 6407, ribbed &c, shoulders 5q53
Whisky. Supply ample, demand limited.
Common recufed 49,. MonongaheIa rs;
Lincoln As.
Com. 80 5o0a rs o. Dbl.
Tallow. 5307c r. Is.
Retail Marker. Eggs SIC: CHICKENS DC:
butter 2Oc: turkeys Csc: sweet potatoes 81:
Irish 81 25: apples fdried) 75080t ,urnips
soc: beef &c: larG loving.
AusUsrA, Ca Coffee. There is fair
sock on hand. and prices have downward
tendency. The sales made during The pas.
week have been at prices ranging from IL
10 iet cents. :,
] Coin. The market we'll supplied with
Baltimore, which is selling AT prices ranging
from rs 10 874 Genus. For Georgia. hold
els are asking from $50 &c, and refuse 70
sell for less.
Bacon. There is a fair demand for Ba-
1on and nr;ces have an upward ,e hdency.
Sales have been reported 10 US this week q
Georgia cured al 10 Genus the nog rouhd'
u estern Sides are held AT the same Prlce.
Flour. Our market is well supplied with
Northern Flour. which is selling froh &c 90 |
Q 7 per Dbl by The quantity, and 81 retail;
Feathers. The STOCK is slill light, and
,oldeys are asking So cents by re large
,uantj,v. and 81 GEMS by the 100 lbs-
Sur,dries. Butter 19!02o; Beeswax 10
aso; Lard SOLO; Irish Potatoes 9odfOSl.
Macon, GA.--Corn. Cherokee,l p Sacks
zoe PER bushel; Country 81.
Meal. s per bushel.
Fodder. 81 Is per hundred, !
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-08
LEaIsL4TUpE-LiKcoLS CO.
: March .EIectisa.- 1852.

s7tEAiFF--L LINCOLN co,
sEe We are authorized to aaDounce Coz
d. =. Hobbs, candidate for Sheriff a
The March Election. 1852.
eFJ@ We are AUTHORISED 10 announce Mai
gsS. y sEasszIs, candidate for S..erlf a
the Msrch Election, 1852.
BIZ We are Authorized to announce STE.
pisen R'9sSaslstOne. a candidate ior Sber-
III az lie March Election. 1852.
si1e We are authorized to announce
Richard White, caadidate for Sheriff
al Ihe lIajcA Eiecnen, 1852
COUNTY COURT cLKRK-LIScoLv co.
sCJ@Wf are authorized 10 announce Cosn-
slant ssFsith, Esq, csnddaIe-lor Coun-
y C9urI CLERK a DE MARCH Election, 1862.
Observation-Disclosures co.
sC7p WHARF authorized to announce Hi
r;sna PAIL sps, Esq, candidate for Re
gisier al the March Election, 1882
ciscUIT COURT cLERx- LINcoLE co.
sCJ@ We ere authorized 10 announce Has.
Il. Siliseeznt, Candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk, al The Mafch ik,ecuon, 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-08

fg .g9athnDrta, -itotyqa g. Aez,
and Good5.oA, B,c64 nan g. Bearery,
are now in receipt Of aesplendid as
sortment Of new GooIls-a full sched-
ule Of which viii be giveh in tie next
05svoer.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-08

g VI. Joo'es G. Hoods reply
to Rer. Jas Grhland'5 card viii APP
pear in our next III. ~ respect
fully requests the public not to render
judgment in the matter until his
version is given.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-08

EhALLEY 5 cELEBEArED Pan E1tldctor
Up for 81 dns. BluIses. Sc;
Dlilev's cel4braled Cure All. for every KIND
bf injury 10 anlaaIs;
Bdlfs SarsapaFllia and Yellow Deck;
Rdgsrs Liverwort and Tar;
WlsIars Baisan of Wild Cherry;
W Iliams 2uiInpEic Bsisain;
Gray's celeb ialel Plaster for Ulcers, Sores, SC
Jew DayId'S'do do do do
Judkins' do Ointment do do
spohns Head Ache Remed9;
Smith 5 Sugar Coated Pills;
Peters Anu B,lisus Pills;
HoofaaG's celebrated German BiueTs, ''for
femaes;'
Thompspn's Anodyne Syrup, for women and
children;
Paris SooIhing Syrup "for children teeiAing;'
Lucina Cordial for Genital diseases;
Mustang Lnarnenl; }2
For safe at the pruprielors prices, by
J. Nj, Yin ERbAA,
" hoiesBir Agent.
Sign qf The Lion and .uoriGr. .uurkst 81.
April J. NAtHylLLE. IL ~
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LINCOLN COUNTY,

y
, Seer, red with some white about the face
swallow fork in the rgh. ear and split IN TIL
left, 3yrs old; BY Henry War en-, Dis No rs
March 1851
| Steer, dark brown with v hiie spo, in tn,
face. crop off OF left ear and hole in same
swallow fork in the right. 3yrs old; By Thos
y. Anderson. Dis No Ia, March 1851.
+ Heifer. red brindle, white on belly, split in
left ear. 2yrs old: By Bennett Deal, DIS No g.
Feb 1851.
Horse. dark brown, small star in forehead
hind left leg white above the pastern joint.
lame in that leg and has shoe on that loot,
IA hands high, abou, years old; by E. Sa o.
ders. Dis No Ia. March 1851.
BEDFORD COUNTY.
Horse. grey, scar On the back and nee k,
sign of the fstuIa. Ia hands high, about l0yFs
old; by Martin Fields. Dis No /, March 1871
GILES COUNTY.
Horse, sosrei, left hind loot white, left fore
foot Inclined TO be clubbed. blaze lace, AZ
hands high, l0yrs old; BY A. Oliver, Buchah-
ans Creek, Feb 1851.
Mare. bay, has on old shoes, weak eyes,
small, 7 or 8yrs old; by Jas Glenn. Parrish s
Old Sure, Feb 1851.
Horse. bay, hind feet white. white sttedk
in face, night eye out, has on old shoes. 10
hands high. o or l2yrs old; BY Jas E Gleuh !,
ParrIshs Old Store, Feb 1851.
Mare Mule, brown, IA hands. about 4yFs
old; BY Aaron x Steele, Cav DIS No Ia March
1851.
yRAsKLtS COUNTY.
Mare, bay, shod before, star in forehead
snin IN nose. has the big Jaw, 10 hands high,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-08

sG7 Jenny Lind gave two con
certs in Nashville, last week,-Mon-
day and Tuesday nights The first
realized $4,000 7 he first ticket
was sold to Mr. Turner, of The We
randall Hotel, for S200.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-08
WEIGH NATEIAN * cos
GaATlof3AL CIRCUS,
Lrwsrvn rs, "a awAGra

The Leoyest tPmPoay il tie IKorld
Whi exhibit a; f4YErrEViLLE, OF
MoSDAY. Ami!I2isr. 1851, DAY oNLY.-
.4dn.iiim,ce so eesste, Children and Col
ored Persons isil ss price. Doors open a
O'Clock perfof o.aace to com,2encs al
O'Clock. p. m land at 7 O'Clock in the
eyenmg
"a 1Iia Pfoprieiors of this well known pop
4 u.sr Company have spared no pans Of
expense m procuring all the first talent in
both Europe and America, who will appear
~ their wonderful scenic Acts, Gymnasiic
FeatS. Bottle Tricks, Globe and Barrel Exer-
cIses, VauiIing. both single and dnubIe Leap
reg, Equihbrlutns, Tuo.blIug, PynnIdicai
Devices, Posluang, Comic Sing ing. Dancing,
Comic BarietiaS, lnieflu,irs. tarees, PfO,ne
Eades, Cavaeades, iiasquerades, sc.
The Grand Aialnaxa, or Imperial Chariot,
drawn by thirty elegant horses, and driven BY
The Champion Reinsnan, pr Lion Whip,
CHARLEY MALLORY, viii make ITS appear
ance III town al i0a o'clock a. N. containing
the New YoSs knicksrbeckerI Brass Baud, led
BY MIR u. 5. News who vii perform all The
nip>t fashionable a3. rsojera airs OF the day
The ihfee EuropeGs Stars. termed the Ne
c'O.aanceFs,' or D6ids NagIciaRs, being The
Originals IN their Novel PeriUrmanceS-a.l
others who may suenspI these feais are com
plele humhugs, as these peispDs are the gen
iRne Alagicians, and were engaged by tins
IN Eur pc. expressly for this
Company, The names OF the above Arhsis
are Charles G. Lee. Eugene Lee, ard IHep-
lore Lee
Also attached 70 The Troupe, viii be found
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\ EXTRAORDINARY CASE We have
\ At on unqqestionable authority, tina,
a CHILD ty9s recently born Oh the
Fourth street road. possessing full
SET Of teeth This is certainly a
freak OF nature not heard of eve
ry day, and must be decided curi>
o4ity. -AHeghaay city Enterprise.
We clip the above from tile Nash
g|Ae Duty Gazette, which, by the way,
is just now teeming with acc cunts Of
'Fextraordinary Births" "pfomising
boys, interesting infants, !" and 9th
Or items of like kidney. 70 some
persons this kind of reading may be.
very acceptable, but with US bit is ex-
@dry, stale, and uni interest
ing" Q We would like to have some
thing else, occasionally. Something s.
y roag, sure: What is the matter?
Can't TAILOR or Nelson inform us?
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N.SW SPRING AND SUTlll 8E
@"aDEEw 9
For I6xE

| ~ WE are now opening ahd Will
VIZ proceed 10 sell one OF the most EEs
* DESIRABLE STOCKS OF SPRINa ~
1ANp SUMNER GooDs ever offered Ia Favelte-
vile. The large addition pow being made TO
our former assortment, has been sel.cIe, with
the greatest care possible by .ur, .Noores. who
procured the aid Of one OF the most erperi-
enced buyers in the Stale.
Our Goods were selected from one of the
LARGEST and MOST DESIRABLE SToCKs erer
Introduced into the State of Tennessee, pur-
| chased exclusively OF the makers and import
ers. We are well satisfied that our Goods
are laid upon our counter a. as Low GdsF as
any house in this place can get the same
styles and qualities from rhtadelphi
As we pay no rents. and are willing TO
labor Tor as small compensation AS oIher meD
can afford TO do, we wish our CUSTOMERS and
the public generally 10 understand that we are
both able and willing 10 sell EVERY AkrIcLt
we deal in a. chsop as any house IN he place
EYa can possibly do. Onr stock OF Ehdies
NJ Dress Goods is exceedingly rich and
beautiful and NE only ask an ex amlns ton 10
insure sales. We invite all to call aud look
at our Goods before purchasing, as cc Intend
to stick up to ,rtat IRE say. IN ALL CASES.
Our stock comprises almost every article
generally kept in retail stores. Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Dress Goods OF all kinds and
qualities.
A large stock OF Groceries will be kept
generally. Hardware and Cutlery, Glass.
Putty, Nails. Tscks, Hinges, and grea ma
ny articles too tedious to mention. we say
to all come and see for yourselves. as ihaIiS
our motto generally.
MOORES & THOMPSON.
April 8, 1851.
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Runaway Negro List.

LIST, Name Of negro is given. %, complexion
aud height. Sd, age. 4th, description. 5lh
owners name. 9th, date Of commitments.
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o. advertisements are inserted in the
oder in which they ard handed in.
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Goods Goods

L. RUSSELL. having bought the en-
.Ebs tie STOCK OF GOODS Vi A. a.
N2cE&s, aud intending to continue the busi
ness al us old stand North side of the Pub
IIc Sauare) takes pleasure ID announcing that
IT IS his determination ALWAYS TO REEP A
FRESH. VARIED, ard DESIRABLE sTocK Of
ST. APPLE y FAES1 GOODS
wnich he vii sea as c"eap as any ~ JIe
market Tor cash On barter, and Intending 10
give the BUSINESS his constant Attentions, with
an endeagor always 10 please aud accOmmO-
date, he feels assured that he can make ia
to the interest OF his tr,eDds aud custom
eFs to favor ann with Their patronage.
N. B.-l WILL ALWAYS GIVE THE BEST
MARgLT PRICE ToR BEIiSWAA. LIN
SEYo, FEATHERS. and HOMESPUN.
Jan u. 1851, b. l.. RI
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Setting up isouse-keel,il,
Iron! Iron!!.

THTE will keep on hand at all times, a
w com pIete assortment OF lfoh, and so
iIct the custom Of those wishing % pure haze
Tor cash or on qme. Just received $500
pounds; II IS IN 9 III way. come 90 ahd take II.
JOHN J. HODGE 8 co.
A! ShlapArdls Corner.
Ian II 1851 &.
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BARTER WANTED.
CHEAP CASH STORE.
Vest Side Of the Public Square.
w. H. w ebb.


lGALLs the a'teaIion Of cash Gs@aas n
! ~ dealers TO FRESH SrocK Y s,s;sss.fsssgsi
of DRY GOODS and GRO Ezszssss1szzsssszs s'
CERES, consisting in part of the following
MIsins, Brown Loaf Sugar
Jackoaets, RIO Coffee,
Cambria, Teas. OF al kinds,
New Style priuts. Va Tenn Tobacco.
Brown L bIeachsd Do Smoking do
mesics, Cigars and Snuff,
Hose. Gloves. Sperm. Tal,ow, and
A lpaccas. Sc, Star Candies.
Flannels L Blankets. Wines and Cordials,
DriIings & Bed Tick PruHes and Pickles,
ings, Candies, assorted,
Hats, Caps, 4 Shoes, Cheese and Crackers,
Spun, Shoe, and SPooi Threat.
ske Pepper, Spice, Ginger. Soda,
M Saldratus, Powder, Shot, Lead,
rscks, Nails, Brads. indigo. Madder. Cotton
Cards. Collins Axes, Curry Combs, Spades.
Shoyeis. Traces, Haaes and Collars. Trunks,
Pms. Needles. Fish Hooks. SuspeDders, Tia
be aud Poke, Cutlery. Hard Ware. Tin
Ware. Glass and Queens Ware, aud many
other ARTICLES. III The Dry Goods and Grocery
line, all Of which he will sell very low Tor
cash, OF To-
Don't forge, ID call st WEsB's, where you
will find certain cure for coughs, colds. &c.
VICTORIA COUGH CANDY. wholesale
and retail, by W. II. WEBB.
February 25.
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BM2.ERs's

W.. 5a, s' ss a M p. js.y. quantity Of
WHITE, STRIPED Or PLAID LINsEY.
WHIrE, STRIPED OR PLAID CoTToS CLOTH,
LARGE SOCKS lALL WooL)
MEAL BA Gs, Wool, BEES WAX. TALLow,
SANG, sc.
Come On with your Barter and'try US.
JOHN ). HODGE SEQ.
Feb IS 1851
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WEBB ~ SMITH,

DEALERS ~
Medicines; Prints, DyestszlEs, Glass
Ee1luEssesy,
Soaps, Brushes. Csis. YarHisiles.
SURGICAL iNSrRcMENTs, FAScE ARTICLES
EXTRACTS, sc. &c.
AvISG recently received large supplies Of
4 q FRESH and GESUINE Clouds IN their
ine, making our Stock IN addition 10 former
supplies. very complete, aud decidedly the
largest ever offered 10 inns market; which will
lie constantly replenisled with all new and
useful sftIcles, 10 the Ding, Medical. and
Surgical line, would most Respectfully inform
Physicians, Farmers. and Others. that they
wti mad II to fheir advantage 10 call and ex
aaine our stock and prices,
Vida iresh and pure Medicines aad the
couslan, services d experienced druggists
and ataihecafles, all orders, PhysIciah'spt
scrPnens. Sc sc will be promptly and
carefully attended 10 81 all houts.
WEBB IS SMITH.
Dec. lS50-lg.
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To Blacksmiths.

TIME subscribers have made arrangements
i for keeping a very heavy Stock OF
IRON, duhug The ensuing year; aud 10
IBLAcKsMiTHs and others who will bay
largely OF them. They will offer Inducements
which will render it unnecessary 10 go to
Nashville to mako purchases.
SOUrHWORTII, MORGAN s. NEIL.
Dec. IL, 1850,
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MEMPHIS, TENN.-Couon. The market
confines firm al our quotations, with very

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description. 4th, age. 5rh, posters name
9Th. place and time Of arrest.