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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-21
1IARRIED.

In this town. yesterday morning by the Rev DR.. R. B.
DRANE, Col. G. d. HL of Duplin TO Miss EMILY c.,
daughter of the late f. B. HowAED, of this town.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-21

The JAPANESE CoMPAss.-Found recently in Junk
of that people. is thus described by letter writer from
Washington
sThe compass is represented by two circular lines,
surrounding a rude figure of an arrow. probably in
tended for the needle and the circumference Of the
outer circle is divided off into astronomical signs nd-
Gated by figures of rat, cow, tiger, rabbit snake.
small snake, horse goat monkey, rooster dog and an
animal not specifically named. but about the size Of a
dog"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-21

qnaint old gentleman, of an active and stirring dis
position. had at work in his garden who was
quite the reverse. JONES'" said he TO him one morn
ing, &c did you snail ?" Certainly" said
Jones. &c Them said the old boy, you must have
met him for You could never overtake him.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-21
OUR MOTTO rs "To PLEAsE,"


"'~'"E,'. ssS',', a.'ns.', 4
NiE subscriber respectfully informs the public that
keeps constantly on hand large assortment of Coac
Gig, aud suiby Harness; Lady's aud GcntIcmcn's
and Carpet Bags Satchels fancy Trunks, &c Always on
hand large supply of String Leather and Fly Nets,
all other articles usually found in such establishments all
of which he to be Of the best material and work
manshp and will be sold low for cash, short credit to
prompt customers.
Saddles Harness, Trunks Medical Bags &c. made 10
order. Harness and Coach Trimmings sold fair price
to persons bHyng 70 manufacture. Whips at Wholesale
All kinds Of Riding Vehicles bought and sold coInis
sion. JOHN J. CONOLEY
Sept. 10, ISL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-21

A HARD DIG AT THE GoTHAMITEs Boston
Pathfinder throws heavy brick at the New Workers,
see if he don't.
The New Workers are in bad way They erect
costly churches, which poor people cannot afford to
enter, and thus obstruct the way heaven by their
love of show; and learn that they are remov-
ing the distractions He'll Gate at the public ex-
pense This latter passage was spoken of several
hundred years ago, being 'wide,' but it to
have been found insufficient to accommodate the in
creasinq travel from Gotham"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-21

Head Quarters 30t'. Regiment no. Ca. Militia q
r. WILMINGTON, Oct 2Ist, 1851. "a
D J.. The officers. commissioned III
and musicians, Of the Upper Battalion North Carolina iii
ta are hereby ordered to appear Leng Creek on Tues
day. the 25th day of November next for drill.
2 The Companies composing said Battalion will appear at
place Wednesday,, the 2i November for review
The officers, commissioned, and and
musicians will meet at Wilmington, Friday, the 2Sth
November, for drill.
A. Companies comprising the Lower battalion viii meet at
Wilmington. Saturday, the 18th Norember for review
). Lines formed ut 10 A. nj.
g. Battalion Court Marials held the afternoon of each
day of review.
BY order of Colonel commanding.
RoB'T G. RANKIN, Col. COM g. =
H. p. Russell, Adj't.
Oct. Il, 1851 aRtdm
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-21

NTOTICE-Receved per Schr. Alarie, direct from the
In Mandatory few of those extra Moleskin Hats.
young mems STYLE also few choice Please cali and
examine them at the Hat Store, Market street.
MI G. MYERS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-21
LOVE AND PHYs1c An ancient rhymester saws

LOVE AND PHYSICIAN ancient rhymester says ::
''Love is the sweetest, purest thing,
That angels to bring;
But physc is the vilest trade
That devils ever made.'
Well, it is-the love- and the physic. and yet wo-
men fall in love with doctors, and take pills In
spite of the poets we'll drawn contrast between love
and physic, they are much alike in some things
They both have, usually the effect to ''reduce the
patient and both do so much harm in the world
that it is difficult to sag which preponderates.
Boston Post
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-21

| The Turks believe that after Adam driven out
of paradise, he did penahce by standing 900 years
| one leg.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-21

An English Journal is of opinion that the Temporal
~ superiority of the Americans in thugs is the
result of diseased activity Of the nervous system, which
makes us bright, but shoTt-Iared.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-21

hTOTICE-A special Term of the Superior Court of Law,
~ for the County of New Hanover for the trial
remaining the Civil Docket Of said Court will he held
the Court House, in the town of Wilmington the Third
Monday in December next when and whore all persons
teTested required to attend under the penalty law
in such cases made and provided.
Parties and Witnesses State Docket arc not required
to attend By order.
Teste, S. r. BUNTING, CjcrE.
Nov. i. 1851. soto
Commercial and Herald copy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-21

chap who had his hand blown off by Fourth of
July explosion, applied to the Tennessee Legislature
s 60 DC made doorkeeper and tells the story of his
allure re, in the following style:
Why sir, there were four armed men beside
ttn5selt-two of them with their limbs off close up
Sm Tue shouderbeside any quantity of one legged
e 9 !, stumping about After while chap put
Nv win only one arm and one leg He beat us all
y one When saw that put for home,o
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-21

DISTILLERS OF TURPENTINE i have reduced the
~ price of nv SPIRIT BARRELS to 81 CO. delivered
any place in Wilmington After Christmas they will he of
extra size Persons wishing contract by e year these
terms. HOOP IR ON for sale at $G5 per ton.
Nov. 10. IS5I-7td-l2mw A. MORGAN.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS.
ID EMAININCi in the Post Office Wimin gton n. c.,
II 10Th November, 1851.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-21

Prince Castecicala, the Neapoitan Ambassador Al
London, having sent Lord Palmerston copy of the
reply to Gladstones letters the British Minister made
the following response:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-21

T13ESII FROM THE MILL-pcr Schr. Aiaric -25 bhls.
ofExtra family Flour new wheat y 25 do SRperinc dc.
II gross fraction Matches Low for cash, at
n2I G.. II. KELTEY'S.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-11-21
Clarendon Horse 6 uazds-Attention.

Clarendon Horse 6 Guards Attention.
VOU hereby notified to appear at the Court House,
the last Saturday of the present month at ii o'clock,
A. NJ, on business of Importance.
By order of the Captain. f. D. HALL. O. &.
n. Bah persons having any claims against tho CT.A-
RENDON HORSE GUARDS, will rlease hand them in
forthwith to L. d. HALL. O. :.
Nov. Is, 1851 57-dl6-l0-w3
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01

er-P We cbpy the following letter from
Dr.. w. J. Richards. one Of the most respect
able physicians Of Cincinnati:
Conscious Iba, ii may appear unprolesslonaE
for me 10 recommend a patent medicine, |
feel constrained from sense Of duty to ex
Lress my opinion in regard 10 the virtues of
Or. Rogers Liserwott and Tar. What
say is from personal experiment and posi-
i've assurance Of its beneficial results.
The Patient, Mr.. Charles Wade, Sixth
street market space, was quite low with the
early stage of. Pulmonary Consumption, for
which treated him 10 the usual manner, but
without my usual soccess. Al the request OF
himself and friends, examined the recipe Of
The above me dicine. aud being satisfied with
lis cemposlion allowed he :rial. And |
am obliged Is confess lis effect was, at least
surprising; ihsomuch that after The use OF the
second bottle, my professional visits were no
longer necessary, aud Iihe patient was restored
to health. E (
The profession feel satisfied would, after
a trial, coincide with me, in the adoption Of
the said medlsinesin cases where the orGlnar
ny mode Of Treatment entirely fails. i
Respectfully. w. ]. RcHARDs Nj. d.
For sale al Demer & Hampton's, and
Nc Hllrov s. Erawiord's.
See advertisement in another column.
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Fayetteville Observer
TUESDAY, JUL x i, 1851.
AUGUST Elect iOa--, 1851.
co SsRrss-rlrfH plsfklcr.

Congress FIFfH DISTRICT.
.erPWe are authorized to aoauunce Hon
q. w. Zones, a Candidate fer re elecuon
10 Congress.
STATE Observation-Disclosures AND FRANKLIN.
1--WE are an;horlzed 10 announce 10
S.s,3, ". Carter. Esd, candidate 10
esenI L.iacola and Franklin Counties in
.he STATE Senate.
re,st. yTURE-I.scdLx,A GILES.
re- We are authorized 10 announce Capt
george y. EEels5, Candidate 10 represent
Lincoln AMI Giles Counties IN the next Leg
islaiure.
sEP We are aulhorizeh to announce Dr.
% NJ walton. a candidate 10 represent
I .,ocnla All Gtles Countles In the next Leg
fsianre- x,
ts We are authorized 10 announce J. a.
Sai,.;cIair. ESQ, a candidate TO represent
T.,ne,,ln and Giles Counties in the nexi-Leg
i.Ia.ure-subject 10 the decision Of Cpn-
venlion.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co.
trP Weate authorized TO announce gen.
Tpohi. Far0kElarsOu, a candidate 10 rep-
,..snt Lincoin County in The lower branch Of
the next General Assembyss :,
kCP We are anthoriZed 70 announce MIR.
s,eunat " Childs. candidate 70 rep
resent Lincoln County in the fower bFanch oi
The next General Assembly 81
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sun DREES:

0T0 CARB and Bicsrb SODA. Pearl 80
Vs. ash. Alum. Saieratus. EPSON II
w. Sails, Roll BrImsinne. Sulpnrr
X Subj. Senna Fol. Buchu ChamomIIs.
Genuana, Coiumbb, Gum MyrIh, Salt Petre.
REID Campho, Gum Arabic, Csrb AmmonIs,
RheubaIb, lpecac, paIaP. ScamnoBy. OPIUM,
Gamboge, Aoes, AssaiGnda, bed and " hite
Preeip.aie, EfgotI BenzpIn. SPIs Ausmonrs,
Aqua Ammonia, 4Obelia, JuJube Paste. Blue
Mass. Sumach Ppl, Cores, Nulmegs, Ca
yenne and Black Pepper, Spice. Mace, SC
Surgical lustrurhents, Poekel Cases, hRes
assortment; Trusses, large assortment and
a half dozen kinds; Ciero Abdominal Sup
porers; SNUFF, Scotch, CARROTS. EVERY =
and others, 10 b9ules and b!adddrs; STUFF
Boxes, assd; EXTRACTS. Tollei! Lubin's.
French, Roussell1S aud BohemIab, for the
Handkerchief; CdIoenes and Hiatt Dns, 'Po-
ma,ums, C0smelicE; Rou8sel!'s. Hadl's. lay
Tors and other SHAVING CREAMS; Sdars
pG ToiIel Soaps COMBS. Buffalo. Ivory.
shell and English Horn; Flesh. liar aks'G.
Paint, Varnish, Sdsh, Tool, WhIldwash and
other BRUSHES; Rife and Pistol Powder.
Bar Lead. Shot. Peguss,sn Caps, POwleF
Fiasks, t1ints, Fish Hooks and Lines. SC.
Alcohol, GIN. Btandes, old particular PoIl
Wine, hne Madeira Tor medical purposes;
Red and " hlte LEADS, dry or ground IN OIL;
all kinds OF Paints, l.,nseed OH, Turpeniles.
Tube Coiors. Indigo, MaJdtr, Paste BiacEna;
WIHDow Glass, dill SIZE; V,als ass'd. Gla.,
Jars, Bottles and FlaSkS; LAMPS, staEd anu
SUSPENSION; Globes and Cones for Lamps.
CIGARS, Of all kinds; fire Virginia Tphacco.
SC. sc, together VITA almost every artIce IN
The Medical Line, which we uiier al the low
est prices to he had in lhe we-lern market
With fresh and pure Medicines. and the con
slant services OF E experienced Druggists aud
Apo'hecarleSfah ofdeTs- Physicians pIescTIP
tons. sc. SC Will be promptly and carei.fIy
attended TO Ar ALI HOURS.
Medical adrice gIiren free of cLarrs
Cail7aI me Drng aud MediraI DepeI 81
DiEMER & HAMPTON.
West side Public Squlie. fayetleYuls, Tom
April %, 1851.
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List or Est1ays Taken Up.
1s,, Kind Of animals given. I'd, color. Sd
DESCRIPTION. 4lh, age. 5h, posters name
9Th. place and time OF arrest
LINCOLN COUNTY.


Mare, white, uIane shoI, and thin, very
short tail and has the appearance Of having
been eaten of, somewhat marked by the gear,
barefoot, about IA hands high, lS or l4yrs
old;lby w B Prosser, Dis No 5, May IL 1921
Z. Horse, bay, has wesk eyes. both hind ifei
white above The pasterns 3grs old. about u
hands high; by Edmund D., Hicks,7'h Dls'
May II, 1851
BEDFORD COUNTY.
Horse. black. SOME saddle marks and scar
ON his wethers, fifteen and d half hands high,
about l2yrs DID: BY VIM Bonner, Dis TO .,
April l6 1854.
GILES COUNTY.
( Mare Made, bright bay, reached name and
tail, mute marked down The shoulders, IL
hands high, 2yrs las. Spring: by Alexander
Esleman, l7lh Dis, April % 1851.
TRANxLIr COUNTY,,
.Mare. bsy Sod before, Star in forehead
snip on, nose. has The u,ss "a w,lo nanls 'S 80.
syrs old; by John Siler, Dis NJ 3, Jan 1851
MARSHALL COUNTY.
: Horse; bav, blind 10 left eye small blaze 10
forehead, Iell fore and right hind feet white,
a5put I3 hands high, 3yrs old: by Samuel
Dis. March 81 1851
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G.. M. FOSyLE "a CO.,
Commission Merchants and Factors,
Vanderllorst's Wharf,
Charleston. s. C..

EZZZN WE offer our services as 60
as.szs'3 Commits s1t .aferchGnts and -
Factors. IN all the branches OF the Columns
sion Business.
In The purchasing Of MERcHANDIsE, on
orders, ,ce hare hdd much experience. and will
at all times properly attend 20 direct orders
TO our address. foripurchasing and forwarding
Merchandise from this OF other markets.
In all sales of Property and returns Of pro-
ceeds. we shall sustain The Interests ct our
Friends, and strictly follow orders
Consignnents pf Property for reshipmehl
10 other ports, by rail road or vessel, will re-
ceive promP. auehiiOn.
G. NJ, FOWLE s. co.
Charleston, s. c., April 10, 1851.
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CIRCULAR ING LIBRARY.

Tue undersigned will coEtiRre
&C., the Ga cuLA rIsG LIBRARY eslab-
E4&S Iisbed by B'sbb 3. Smith. hey
Will IRON llIae TO Ime make sueh additions
OF valuable woras as cannot fail 10 make II
worthy the attention ard patronage Of The
READING COMMUNITY; and TO sufh
persons as are Hdt in situation or have
not he iBcIinat:on to bus Books, they weui3
saw take a Tfckek an The LIBRARY, and
you will thus have an opportunity OF reading
on aImbs, cnr sub bet yCu could irish, wIIH-
OUT THE EXPE HSE OF BC1 llNG THE
BOOKS. Some " BIO have taken the Tickets
have, toithin tie space Of one itrD. read a.
high as SIXTY FIEE DOLLARS WORTH or
BooKsi We menllon Ills TO show what ia
ciIities person W ~ have by becoming sub.
scrIber. There a de very iew persons 10 The
community who are willing TO tuY What
Books they would Ike 10 read, as il IS quite
expensive. This difficulty IS, s1.firsiy c6rir
ted by Tie LibrDt. We have placed lie
price Of the Ttcke ) 50 low es 10 be uifhin
the reach Of ALI ONE DOLLAR AND
FIFTY GEMS EACH FER TERM OF
SIX MONTHS. In vitw Ct these facilIues.
we earnestly invite persons from The caunfIy
10 subscribe The LIbrary c. insists OF ainoSI
erery brunch 81 Science. Hisiofieaf. Boots
of Voyages aud Ttaveis. Religious. Poeiical,
Miscellaneous Educational. Sc Sc.
plEaIER & HAMPTON.
Auril 90. 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01

NOBLE PRoposlTlo N.-At q meet
ing of the, Boar d Of Mayor and
Aldermen on Nj onday evening, it
was resolved that the Mayor sub
scribe Five Tho usand Dollars Of
stock in the Murfreesborough and
Libert y Turnpike Company, and
also Five Thousand Dollars OF stock
in the Murfreesborou and Eagle
vile or in the Versailles Turnpike
company.-lAw. Tel
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01
PURE Ess ENTEAL OILS

CrBEBs Roses, Lemon. Jasss- ~
A mine, Nutme gs. Mile Fieur. "a
. Peppermint. A hIse, Bisck Pepper,
HemIock, OrigaHu ID. A bsy banuIn Crolou.
Almond, Amber. Cassia.- Clnves. 6opsiba.
FenneI. Juniper, q auen,ler, Mustard, Penny
roYai, Rosemary, Sassafras. Neroi. Werm-
seed Musk. Violet. Melise. Balm. Cedrat. SC
Dl4MER & HAMPTON.
April %. 1851.
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Tic cinclnnasl TYPO Fonndery.

y
gNUE Iattons of this establishment are INT
4 formed that the business will suffer as
lille change as possible in consequence OF
The death or the late Agent, MIR. Horace
Wells. The mechanical department will
continue in charge of Messrs l.. I. and VIM.
Wells. to whose efforts il is manly indebted
for its present high stale OF PERFECTION, and
no pains will be spared 10 render It's manu-
facfbres fully what they profess to be--equal
to sny in the world. A large, new and com
pleteT Specimen Book is rapidly printing,
which we expect TO have ready for dIstribu-
linn .bour ,he e Isl Of September We have
on hand iatee stock of Printing Materials of
eyery OBSERVATION, Including new and second
hand Power and Hand Presses, which we
are ready 10 sell on six month's Tune Tor
GOOD notes. Or make discount OF ten pei
cent from regular prices for cash down All
orders addressed 10 he Cincinnati Type
Foubdery will NEE. with prompt attention.
Country papers Publishing this advertise
ment tour lines before the lst OF August
next, and sending us copy of the paper
con,al6ing i'd, will be paid in type on Pur4
chasing three times the amount Of the bill.
iulv l.. CHAS. WELLS, Sec.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01

General Jail Delirery-On Thurs
day night last, the prisoners, three
in number, confined in the Jail at
this place; made their escape by
tearing up the floor of the dungeon,
and burrowing out under the found
alton. Their names are VIM.
Hudson, john Ussry and Ephraim
Ledfcrd.--AthenS Post.
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rs Our Chattanooga correspond

sg Our Chattanooga correspond
ent aga lin shows his @hand'' to the
readers of tho Observer to-day. He
will keep US egularly 4posted up" in
the passing ey vents of East Tehnes-
see and Georg ia; but particularly SO
as matters pertaining to the en-
bryo "city." We are determined 70
spare neither labor nor expense in
our efforts to make,our paper a gen.
eral IfaYorite.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01
Gov. Trousdale and Col. Cal npbell.

We are often asked what impress
aiol-. the candidates for 6 overnor are
baking in Middle and West Tennes-
s ee. What are the chances fbr Gov
Trousdale's reelection?
We now propose to give the most
satisfactory answer to the e questions
Vie can, with the lights now BE- fore us.
But first, we all know there is an In
herent aptness in tn e human mind
to exaggerate those facts and fiieum-
stances which look to / the accom-
plishment Of the thing We desire;
while It is equally true, that we at
tempt to detract from the evidence
which seem Ito favor the CONT larry re-
suit. This dispositio on which I'VE be-
lieve is niversal, is, perhaps, as high
Ily developed in political editors as
any other class of men.
Now if YOU viii allow US fof a.mo-
ment to Law aside the hal ilimf nts Of
tthe politician, and for on &c plhy the
honest man; we will give you such an
answer to the above questions as our
own conscience at least will appro-
| bate.
We in East Tennessee, hive no
r,oo,,s &c. dhtarninihor what changes
are going on in Middle and West
Tennessee, only by the wsig int and
credibility Of human testimon y, cor
roborated by collateral circumstances
Then in forming a conclusion as to
whether Trousdale OF C4mpbd I'll is to
be Governor of Tennessee; " ? have
as a data favoring Tr4usdale's re-
election, his majority over Neil >
| Brown. Every one knows If be
should only hold his own he will be
reelected. Then the only pestlon
! for consideration is this: Is Judge
! Campbell a stronger man tina pa Neil
IS. Brown? We answer this q pestlon
in the negative and give our reasons
for doing SO,
We do not intepd to make 4 my I'M
fair deduction if Nc know ii. Men
ought sometimes at 1Sast.to lie hon
est. Taking all the(disepssiohs that
have taken place sihceI the present
canvass was opened 1t Springfield, as
treported by the whig |lahd democrat
/ ic papers, We come ID The. conclusion
i(that every honest hap must1 that il
there is any chanesIit is ih Gov
Trousdale's favor. The a accounts
have been almost uniformly cheering
to democracy Our standd rd will
never be dishonored in the b ands Of
the gallant Trousdale, rs we verify
believe. He has stood by the flag Of
his country in the hour Of the darkest
peril. Not the slightest stain evel
blotted its immaculate fotd] while
in his hands. And we feel t hat the
great standard of democrac is safe
while upheld by such an arm.
We in East Tennessee nded not
] fear for other portions of the State
I-let us be right and all is safh. We
may be deceived, (we have been,
bnt # we are not, Trousdhle vii
again be Governor OF Iehnqssee
GreeaeusUe Spy.
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IsI-W ElALY LINE OF FOUR
HORSE COACHES,
F'rons Nashville to Huntsville, Ala,

From NaSnVAiIe 10 tssihtss1iAe. Sla'
Leave NASHVILLE, Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Sundays n, s p. NJ.
Leaves HUNTSVILLE, Tuesdays, Ihttrs-
days and Sundays, at 9 Il. VI. Through
in 20 hours Fare, 81.
r.c-zsc-srg-s The Proprietor can say thar
$3.50. this Line Is we'll stocked with
Coaches anu Horses, GooD, CAREFUL,
SOBER Drivers; and 4 Gu days-Ihe Rail
Road being completed 10 aloftreesboro', will
connect The Stage, reducing the Stage travel
TO s. miles will make this Liae more de-
sirable than any oIhef- Thankful TO the
public for their generous support heretofore.
nope 10 meet continuance OF the same.
JOHN HEREFORD.
May IS, 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-07-01

sGP The last mail inform US that
Judge CampBd IL remains very sick at
McMinnyille. At one tim it vas
believed that The disease would prove
fatal; but his physicians ndw think
they are justified in predicting his
speedy recovefy.
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Iron! Iron!!

WE will keep on hand at all times. a
w complete assortment Of Iron, and So
Iicii the custom Of those wishing to purchase
for cash or on Time. Just received 10000
pounds; il is in our way. come on and tske H.
B. SHAPARD.
Jan IA. 1851.
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E0nLa Hps.P.

II AVlNGpurchased The Goods and Books
4 L of Jno.J Hodge s. Co., will Continue
business al my OLD STAND, North East Cor
rter Of The Public Square, where will be
pleased 10 see and wait upon all persons
wishing 10 buy Goods, Groceries. &c. Try
me B. SHAPAKD.
Anil % 1871