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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-05
BLAIR,S Drug STORE.

Just received at this well known establsL-
y ment fresh supply Of pure and genuine Med
ieiEcs, which VIII be sold on as favorable terms
as at amy house in The South. Physicrns. plant
ers and others. requested 10 cali and examine
the stock. which has been selected with great
care for this market We think they viii Ind il
equal lif not suPeriorl as regards qualify and va
riety, to air. in the State; and making their pur-
chase altogether from importing Houses, they
are enabledto sell onas goodterms. as any Drug
House ia the South or South West.
Physicians Prescriptions cassfallyput up.
DR.. JAS w HopKlNs sill attend to the pre-
seription dePaftnent-a guarantee that all will
be right in that delicate and important part OF
the business.
DRuGs, MEpI INES, AND CHEMICALS,
PAINTS AZ poIisssN 81 N9OAY Glass,
PufTYaAND BRUSHES, DYE
SfUFFSS q GLASS WARE,
PEP Ftlai ElsY AID FINE
SOAP ssEl PENS, <
SUPERIOR WRITING
INK
a superior article Of Sperm OIL, Lard Ola
lsaNnR I'm 1ARpEy SEEDS. cRo2 $50.
Pure old Bmnal, Wines Holland Gin Old 5a-
niaiea Rum, Pure Scotch Whiskey for
Medical purpose and superioraE-
tiele 81 Tea, both Green and
Black, superior chewing
fft,i.,f3 ~
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-05
10 HEPUBLIC..

VIE undersigned has taken the House for
nefl occupied y. Irs I1usgr owe.
tie Is prepared TO acconlanodate trayelers
ane would espectiallY solicit share 81 fiI
soianoas, WILLIS POPE
g - he House convenient to Vim. Cady, 3
Livery Stable, feb27, 81 .45cn.
DRAF o YORK "a ssls IS
SIMPSON & co
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-05

Thankful Tor lie patronage heretofore extend-
ed 10 tie House, lle hopes by strict attention and
a disposition d RECOMMENDING, as low prices, is
merit the patronage Of discerning public.
feb20 5l.44 IL JAMES BLAIR
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-05
GE0Re g FRAZEE,
~ eleIlaat CatIor.

8 4 Blaes 1reaeh Gods and eass5ntcrfs; Faaeg
laeslHeEss an3 Casinos Plan ana F3eg4fI
klgNfxa lRltite MarsaiHes aad
fsle9 Kessfngs; also leree assorf-
a.ssssI eslfls Ssfyts Suspeaaess Biaea
SatlH 1toeks s,5rellzs, sc. &C. All 81 N.b;al
he VI 10 oFCer 81 self on fllt5nrt
ii9efa TERMS eAfoa3d invite Il e
Nlte eAly tor cash % eall and exetaine II
Elent before pg5chasise
Columbus, aIiss mil. issf
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-05
At the following rates on each Hanarcd Dollari

All Policy Holders win receive annually a
cash diuidead, being portion Of the profits Of
the Company, which tafler the first year, viii
be a virtual reduction of the annual premium
due on the policy, this dividend gradually nerca-
ing as the years elapse, and the business of the
company augmenrs; and attic expiration OF ev-
erv Fire years, a still further distribution OF the
profits is made to all Life Policy Holders by adj
ding TO the value of each life policy such an a
mount as the age of the Policy and the net pro-
ceeds of the business shall justify.
| COLUMBUS, MISS.
EATH. f. GOODWIN,
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-05

SlatabIe Tor a general PuTgafiUe.
Price 81 cts. per box.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
Fruit Ttees.

1T is often md tier Of surprise
and regret that fir bit is not more
cultivated among u 5 in gardens Of
al sizes; but the indifferent common
cherry is almost the only fruit tree
found here siu cottage gardens
Even the farmers neglect cherries
and plums, and pear surprisingly 4
"There il, unhappilt, avery seri-
Gus objection to cul tiEating fruit il
our village gardens; fruit stealing is
d common q rime in this part of the
world; and the standard of principle
on such subjects is as low as it well
can be in our rural communities.
Property Of this kind is almost with
out protection among Eus; there are
laws on the subject, but these are
never enforced, and Of course people
are not willing to throE away money:
and time, and thought to raise fruit
for those who might raise it for them
selves, if they would take the pains
to do SO. There can he no doubt
that this state of things is a serious
obsticle to the cultivation of choice
fruit in our villages; horticulture
would be in a much higher condition
here If it we're not for this evil. But
the impunity with which boys, and
men, too, ard allowed to commit
thefts. Of this kind, is really a pain
faI picture fdr it must inevitably
lead to increase a spirit Of aishones-
Il throughont the community.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
DIR Sarnilr.
10 Protect Sheep from Dogs.

The general evil Of dogs, which |
see Is claiming at present the most
stringent legislation in our Northern
States to protect the sheep, likewise
exists with us. Our own Legisla-
ture has done much, and will, no
doubt, do more, at the proper time,
10 eradicate this evil. In the mean
time, let ME publish TO the sheep,
raising wofld remedy against the
destruction Of sheep by dogs, which
was given Inc short time since, By
highly respectable and valuable
friend, himself an extensive wool
grower. It consists simply in pla-
cling on one sheep in every ten. Of
the flock a bell Of the usual size for
sheep. The reasoning Of my friend
is this: the instinct of the dog
prompts him to do all his acts in a
Sly, stealthy manner-his attacks
upon sheep al e most frequently made
at night while they are at rest, and
the sudden Ind simultaneous jung
ling of all the bells, strikes terror I'd
the dogs; they turn tails and leave
the Sheep, fearing the noise Of the
bells viii lehd to their exposure
The ratio Of bells might be made to
vary according to the size Of the
lock.
The imp oftance Of sheep preser
vation G'om dogs, tho writer hopes
will claim for this co COMMUNICATION al
insertion I'M most Of the papers Of The
Union, that d remedy so cheap anC
simple may be fully tested. = h'at
RonG Wig.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
fun NM GanrlI.
About the Napkins.

A few days sin &c the Burnei
House folks, Cincinnati, found ii
necess pry to procur E another table
servant. After sea rcbmg il vain
for all experienced waiter, they
tconcluh ed to engage a genteel
Young Irishman, " hose only fault
was that he had never 1before seen
the int Erior OF a dining room TO a
fashionable. hotel. His duty vas
laid dpwn TO him ih plain words,
and particular pains taken to in
stru ct him the part lie v as ex pected
to perfprm. Patric k for certain
lly that was bis name did do well.
He was polite as a Partisan dancing
master and almost as swift as "a
llocomd tive. Every body was
pleased with him.
/. At length, however, a gentleman
requested Pat to hand him a nap
kin. Now this was an article he
bad lie yer me: With in all his life,
and to save his soul from purga DRY
Ihe coul D not tell what the gentleman
meant. His irish blood forbid him
from displaying his ignorance, and
what I'd do he could not tell. He
!, " andeled up and down The. hall,
closely observing the movements tol
4 bis feIld w-servants, bat coulH hear
nor see nothing which camd up to
his mott pms of napkin. Almost
in despair b e came TO the cbnclu>
Esion as The best way Of getting ont
of the dilem INA, to tell a falls ehood,
! Approaching the gentleman. who
had already been waited UPON by
/ another servant, he said
/ FAX sir, an will ye be pleased
ito take sumthiu' else, the napkins
Be all ate up!'
l Napl4 ins eat ap-you are mista-
| ken, SUI rely
/ Pom the honor of a gentleman,
i TIbe moi, J replied Patrick in a polite
i whisper; the gentlemen all pre-
/ ferred Il lem to the praties, and mot
I a scrap be left Tor ye.'
4 The Gentleman now observed that
/, Patrick was strange servant, and
llnmedla tely suspicioned the truth
of the ase.. The story wa s'soon
passed round the table, and Pat
-irick and The Napkins follow ed the
1 wine, as it was passed from FRIEND
10 friend during the dinner
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
ELEGANTLY Decorated Trsneh China.

DisSER SETrs-ifom $3.50 TO $3.50. Tie
beauty aud variety OF styles now lpr sale can
not be Surpassed a Dessert and Tea Sets,
very riyh. from S Il 10 $500 Cha Dber Setts.
from s. 10 $780, Mantel, Pdrlor, and other
Ofnamenis, yeiY rich and beaufiftl, irons IS
to $50 per pair. Ch,aa and Glass Perfume
BoItes, CHINA Spiti5ons uchlyi decorated
Toy Tea and Dinner Sets, s & Glass- -
French aad- AmeHcan--1 umbitTs, Wises,
G0bleis, Champagn+s, Decap:efs, Bowls,
Cake and Butter Stands, Lamps, Candle
sticks, Swcefmfa9 Stands. Wine Coolers,
Water Bpilies, Sc. Sc, BohenaIAa Glass, i'm
great variety, OF The inches. and usus, beantl-
iul colOrs aud styIes. Terra Gotta " are
Pitchers. blower Pols. Cigar Holders. Ash
Trays. &c. Britannia Wares Plumbers,
Mugs, Geblets. Candiesiicks, Coffee and Tea
Pots, Cream Pitchers, Shear BbwIs, CefI~e
aud Tea Urss. LaD,ps. s, cons, Ladies, Gas
tors, &c. Block Tia mes-CbatIin DISH
rs 0. all sizes, Coiee and Tea ufns, Sonp
'fnreeHs, Coffee and Tea Sells. Silver Pa
ted and German Silyer-Table ssprous. Bot
lei Knives. Sugar longs. SC Plated Forks.
Cuilery-lyory handled Knives amd Forks ~
a hne aricle only; also IN Sets 81 81 pieces.
good and cheap. Japan Wares IA gl,ai va
riety- CoGre and TEA Canistefs. Sprre
Boxes, Lamps, CanGlesiicks, VI auers. 'fea
Trays, sc. sI1bles., and grea, ynrey Of
Toys, suitable for presents. Looki0g GLASSES,
Punch Jugs, Lanterns, BE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
G.. NJ. FOWEE 81 Co,
Commission Merchants and Factors
vaHsferhorsi's Wharf, a
Gharleston,kS. c.

HIM We offer our seyices as EN-
s Commission .udrchants and ~
Factors, in all the branches Of the CoalnlHo
sion Business. vi
10 the: purchasing Of MERcHANnlsE. Ia
orders, IRE hose had much eaperienee, and viii
al all times property attend 10 direct, oIdeFs
toOuI address for purchasing and forwarding
Merchandise from this or other markets.
In all sales OF Property and returns Of pro-
ceeds we shaihspsialp The Interests. Of our
Friends. and strictly follow orders.
Consfgnmenis ct Property for feshpmenl
no other ports, by rail road VI vessel, vii re-
celye Fompt attention,
F. - G.. 81. FOWIE s co.
Charleston. s. C., April Is, 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
Apple Tree Wash.

To prevent moss ard to destroy
the ovaria Of all kinds Of mischiev-
Gus insects which infest trees, one
quart of quick lime, one pint Of
strong amber of tobacco, one gill Of
spirits of thrpentine, two quarts Of
sweet new milk, one pound brown
sugar Mix the compound well, and
then in the month Of May or June
paint the bodies of the trees. This
process will at first leave the trees
Of a light brown color; but a few
rains viii bleach them as white as an
egg-shelI, which color they will retain
two or three years. / have practised
this operation in my orchard for
many years with the greatest success,
and find that the paint is of great
service to tie growth Of the trees,
Independent of destroying poisonous
insects, in as much as the VIII color
which the lime impar9s reflects the
rays of the sun and / eeps tIhe tree
cool. In a warm climate I'll e paint
ing Of apple trees should n eyer be
neglected; asIthe apple is a tree that
requires a cold climate to bring it
TO It's greatest perfection, an q khereI
t.le climate is too warm, this can be
obviated by painting them white.
Paint them black and our summer
sun will iSill them in any elm ate.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
No Care! No Pay!
HIFlE GraefenbeYg DYscnferY Syr

VIE HEEaetcnDeRB DyscHtcfy Syf'
| a up, will certainly cure. Bloody Fiux
DysenleIy. Dianhai, and all the early stage:
Of Cholera.
The Chfidren's Panacea, will Ger.
taIBiY cure all disorders incident to the SECOND
summer IN children, ieething. iesers. worms
aud has already saved more young children
than any other medicine invented
MarsEiall's Uterine Cafhoiicon
Will certainly cure all diseases Of females, Inc
matter how complicated, nor Of how long
standing,
The Graefenberg Vegetable Pills,
VIII Certainly cure or prevent all Bilious DIS
orders, lever and ague, headaches, dYspepsis,
liver complaints. Sc.
The Graefenberg Sarsapariiia, a
powerful concentrated ExuSet Is not diet
drink nor is il put up in large bottles. nor
does IL contain MoIasses, nor any syrup. bul
Is cheaper and better Than SarsapariIia that
possesses the. confidence Of medical Pracu-
toner. For sale by Diemer & Hampton.
McEIfoy s. Crawford. Fayetteville, Tenn.
ALEX. MACKENZIE.
Agent Grsefenberg Company.
Nashville, July 22,-6I1,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
Free TRANSACTIONS.

well, now you've been to g ollegc
two yeaif $, | suppose you can trans
late Lat b some, can't youp
Yes; can translate anything
Can y oul Well, what can this
mean--Poeta aassi5,r non f57'
oh I hat means nasty poet is
not fiji
Not fit for WHAT
You didn't quote the whole
pro deco tbAs soctctata-not fit for
decent s9eiebp
eAb!i deed! what does ne satm
meant
IF yop in popping the question.
should drop OH y pnr knees, you
would be knee suitor.'
VERY good, Now what is Jam
sqhs2'
ooh, Il bat is what the fellow said
in a crow ID; he meant he was Tanned
enonghr
sWeli: this college larnin' is a
great th1 pg. !! .s'pose YOU didn't
know lll4 i | can translate some my
sell?'
rSNo! c On yon?'
%, yes -elem ct pa7tou- you know
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
Medical Depot.
EEorl SEES Family and Plantation
M EDTOINES,

HOUSES INDIAN TONIC; a.safe anc
IL certain cure for ChIlls or Ague ant
Fever in three hours, and remedy in Bilious
and Remirienl Fever
I HOUSES PILE OINTMENT: soothing
and rapid cite for Blind or Bleeding Piles
and for Burns, Bruises; Fresh GUS, &c., il
IS perfeci Pam Extractor.
HOUSES VEGETABLE PILLS are
more popular than any thing before the pub
nc, as general Fanny Medicine. The, are
anti-RheumaIc, aHii-Biious, aud anti Fever
Try them and be convinced.
HOUSES CERATE; for letters. Scald
Head and Ring Horm-a good remedy
All The above Medicines manufactured and
sold, wholesale and retail, by
NJ BOURNE.
DeGderick S....opposite 1ruerWhig office,
NAsHvILLE, TENS.
Also, agent for the sale Of Gray,s Out
meat. Bulls Ssrsaparhla, Wistar's Balsam
OF Wild Cherry, Sc &c.
agents for The sale Of HOUSES MEDicISEs
in Lincoln Co.-Diemer < Hampton, Neil
roy & Crawford, Benz f. Clark. f. mellow
& Sons, Talley & Goodrich. S. & T.. Hart,
ID. G. Hall and w Nj. Mckinney. Also. 10
be had rom numerous agents IN every County
in Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia
Kentucky and Mississippi.
Nashville, Sept. 9, 1851 ON
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
.eIFNSsDFe.

FElHlS IS 10 notify. lae public ge4eFai'y ih al
Z w. II MOO6ES - a legsly author
ized agent for the Marble Yard at Nashville.
aud all contracts Will be filed IN The neaIest
manner aud shortest nuice slbIe. Al
work will be delivered al Fayerieyblie. OF The
places mosisutable. All kinds II FufnsuFe.
Monuments, Slabs, Head aud FcPI Stones.
either OF Marble or Lime Rock. Call ard
see specimens OF Italian and Amerldan Masble
RULE. STONE y 20.
April g, 1851. BY w. n. Mooess
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18

"A physician living on the margin
of tile Western Railway. advertises
to sell out. To a person who wish
es to acquire a knowledge of sur.
gerry, the location, lie says, is supe-
rior to any in the country. Flatter-
ing notice, that.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
you q BAY take my hail.

NEGRo EooNo MY.--A negro
having bought a pair OF 'go-to-meet-
Ing boots, he asked the shop>keep-
er to wrap them up in paper to
carry them home. The merchant
callea lainl a fool for no. wearing
the m, bit Sambo knew best; for on
the way lie ran against a stub and
tore off d great toc>nail, fslick as
pos SUM fat Oar now, spose dat
been new boot, him done gone,
sure. To e. 1massa' s-boot belong
to dis nc ga. va, va, ya-saye
money dat time sa Itin. Can't go
il dc cornfeId wild Toe for two days,
no how can fix him.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18

"lTae ftak Of tie Lam" Ladies
that you bid We 10 hug twice before
you can put a circle round them.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
NASHVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Fresh Drugs, NIeditines. sc.

NAOIt Liz llSE
S->~~c,->-oS~>>~>c~~-
Fresh Drugs, Meditines, &c.
0Yn The undersigned have re. sa,.
49, ceivejby late arrivals !afse 2xA
w. addition TO their stock of Ned 80
s. fcfnes, Paints, oils, Perfume-
.Fy, varnishcs, Fancy Articles, &C.,
making IL much fatger and better assorted
.lran they. have ever before offered. Having
been purchased by~one Of the firm in person,
with much care aud attention To both price.
and qualify, they are able 10 offer tiiem al
the lowest matketraes. ADD request Of Coun-
Try Merchants and Physicians particularly,
an examination OF their stock. They have
lately received
1909 fegs pure White Lead; :.
600 gallons Linseed OIL;
2t2fd5z CARROTS Scotch Snuff IN bottles:
20 10 SweefseI's -daecoboy do 10 do
SO boxes Scotch Sauff in Tolls;
$50 000 G d Percussion Caps;
y 100 grace best Wood Box Matches; -
rs 1oz Cologne Water, assorted;
100 DO Bears Oil;
81 do Rose Hair Oil;
500 lbs Spanish Flea, Indigo;
/ 1000 10 superior Nader;
81 sacks Pepper and Ginger;
rs boxes GunpOwdef and Imperial fea
! II bbls Spanish Whiting;
4. 60 doz Rpshton, Clarke g. Co.'S Cod
{ Liver Oil;
! ] 600 lbs Roll Birthstone;
| $50 half boxes Window Glass, assorted
| sizes;
! $50 doz Smoking Tobacco;
/ $50 doz Mason's Backing;
GO gross Fancy Pipes;
I5Ibbls Spirits Turpen!ine; i
5i5lbs Extracl Logwood, in small boxes
100 reams Letter aud Cap Paper; very
low;
- so doz Hair Brushes;
| 100 do Shoe do single ard 10 pairs
300 do Violin Strings;
| iG9-do Fine Combs;
20 boxes Shaving Soap;
100 doz Tooth Brushes, assorted;
600 gallons Winter Sperm Oil;
72l do Tanners Oil;
20 dozen White Wash Brushes;
Is do Taylor's Shaving Compound!
rs grace Steel Pens;
"a doz Bulls Sarsaparlla;
| 000 lbs Venetian Red.
~is EWHN, BROWN & co.
Sept '23-ly Nashville, Tenn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18

,STatll1e Cue Jor Gr9'Ep-NVe find,
in the journal Of Health the follow
ing simple remedy for this dangerous
disease, Those who have passed
nights Dc intense agony at the bed
side of loved children, will treasure
It up as an Invaluable piece of infoT-
nation. If a child is taken with
Group, instantly apply cold water,
water, if possible, )o4 suddenly and
freely to the neck and d hest, with a
sponge. The breathing viii almost
Instantly be relieved. So soon as
possible, let the $uferdr drink as
much as it can; then Wipe it dry.
cover it up warm and soon a quiet.
slumbcr viii relieve the parents anx-'
iety.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18

To Country JserGhanrs.- -The Stock
OF Wares offered 70 the TelaIisr al this es,ab-
Ishnent Is unusually extensive snd CON
plete; will be sold On las0rable ierms TO the
trade. "A csifs sOlscs'sd. kE- The best Of
packers are engaged al this house -<Gs
a, X. HICKS
~ III. G., 90 tz-t
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18

What " ould be likely. to give
the best report Of fire? "A ppw>
der magazine.
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Business in Tuilahoma!

o. q; Sss ms. .5 "is %.1 P; .,s:.
Groceries, and such other articles as vii
meet Iile demands OF The adjoining country,
and i'm rovemenis oi The new Town.
Ny Determination is 10 be ready ION the
ARRIVAL of the Cars, tc open with FULL and
egNEF L sssoRFG EST; and shall be prepared
furnish The trade with every thing IN my
lac, cd the MOST LIBERAL TERMS, at Mash
vile prices. & j. GRlZZARD.
Nashville, Sept. 23-d
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18

Wanted by Dutch gardener, a
iourneymAIn cooper 10 head cab
baae.
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{;.sli ~ ~
C. I s & j i.
Regular Auction Sale for Nov, 1851,
/. Of New Winier DRYGOODS, &c. By
80 10 lDUNDANo
TUEsDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, Nov.
/ 81, 24ih, and 25lh, 1851.
TT Will z sell at auction, commencing
J. Tuesday Morning, 2Sd November,
I and continue until Thursday a large and gen
teFal assortment OF Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, 10 which | invite your aIteD-
tiion. Ire STOCK is all fresh and seasOuable,
CONSISTING Of Black French Cloths aud Cas-
simeres of superior quality; English and
American Cloths. black and fancy coloIs;
Safn, Silk, and Cashmere Vesiines; black,
/ blue, and Oxford Satiinetts; Tweeds. Jeans,
1 Kerseys, plaid CsssnnereS; blue. dab, gray
ard fancy coiured Blahkei>; ribbon bound
Bed Blankets, Fancy End Blankets, ,Macki-
nav and Negro Blankets; scarlet, blue, and
green Plaid Linseys, jenny Lind do; Gala
P.alds, Scotch Plads; Plaid Cashmeres; Silk
and Woolen PisIds, Orleand 4 ) Turquoise,
G!ace, PonpadouI DeLainds; Chrysla Gro
de Nap; Figured Champoneie de SUE Silks,
black Gro &c Rhine Silks, different widths;
Bonnet and Sash Ribbons. Cap 90, TafFeIa
do, all widths; English and French Merinos;
black aod colored Aipacas, black silk warp
Alpaca; Mohair Losifes; Cobergs; high col
ored Alpacas; ThIbet Cloths; scarlet, orange
and white Flannels; French, Scotch and
American Plaid Shawls and Handkeschiefs;
Italian Silk Crayais; Silk, Pongee, and Cot
Ton HasdkeTchieis; Fancy Silk Crayais; De
JoinvIiIe Ties; Isnghsh French, and American
Fancy Prints. Muslin Del.aine 10; brown and
bieached MusliBs; blown and Bleached Dril
lings; Apron Checks; Scotch and American
Ginghams; Irish Linens, Daniask Linen,
Table Clolhs and Napkins; Gloves, Hosiery,
Suspendes, Spool, Collon and Linen
Thread; Sewing Silks and Twist, brown and
bieached Hollands; black and colored Cam
brics; Jackoneit, Swiss and white Cam ic
Muslin; black Silk Laces; Silk Lace Gloves
and Mus; LadAes and Genllemen's black
and colored KID GIoves; Buttons, Bindings.
Needles. Pins, ,sc, Tailors' Canvass Pad
ding. Red do; and Trimmings generally for
ladies and genlemen's wear The stock is
large and goods will be offered freely Teams
liberal:
"a HR IDs
Will be offered, Mems Cali Boots, Water
Roof do. Double Soled Calf and Kip Boots.
Thick Boots, Ladies Cali. KID. and Goa:
Buskins, Jenny Lind Poika Boots, Misses /
enanieied Lace Boots; Mems Cali. KIP, and
Thick Bhogans, Boys KIP and Thick Shoes
Mems MoIeskfn and SILK Haas; MEMS and
BOYS Wool HAS, Fine Ssxony do. Mexican /
10, Boys Fancy trimmed Go;I UmbIellss. Be-,
Sc. "a AND. } DUNCAN.
Nashville, Nov. IL. 1851.
FUTURE SALES.
December PSI ard 24th, 1851.
ls52.-Jsn. 20. ..22; feby "a. 25, %;
March %, "a. %; April 20, q. %; May rs.
IS, q; Jupe e. %, "a; July 20, 81, q.
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70 Ar this hpuse may be louni one -
" Of lie HAND~oNEsT SOCKS Of q
China, Glass, and Queensuaares, ever
offered 10 this CIR, and embraces a large
uox,o,.
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ESPECTFuLLY tenders his thanks 10
Z . his friends forlheir patronage herelsfore,
aud hpHes mat past attention 10 eases in
trusted 10 his care, will insure continued con-
| tidence.
Office, one door North Of w. T. Ross Law
Office.
Dec. II. 1850 Fly