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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
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IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
ss tIBsRTY STREET. NEW YORK.

thErNKEN BnoApWAN AND 1NAssNSH
a RE nov receiving rich and beautiful assert
"A meat at Faney Silk and Millinery Geeas. y
which Ne would particularly invise ne aiEnnoa
&C an Cash Purchasers and viii mae 4 an oolee1
for them 70 give US call, we are asiermihsa 70
sci; our assortment COT Cash, lower than ever De-
fore pfesed in this market
Miiliners can supply themselves with every pr
tcls IN their line. d abcatthe cost of Importation
o. Auction prices, Many q our goods are mAasi-
lactured expressly for our own sale and cannof b.
surpassed for beauty or low prices
Rich HAT and Cap Ribbohs, q large variety
shks and Satins for Bonnets.
CsaEes, Grape Lisses, TaEleions and Illusion
Tliodmid idg hats, CAPS and Dresses
Japny lind Gaps, Parry and Opera Head Dresses
Eanhfoidered capes. Collars, Cuffs. and Che n
iseite
R6btaidered Edginss and Inse,,ings, Swiss and
| Mnslin.
| Tafeaa Brussels. valeneiene. sak and I.isle
| Thread Laces.
EsnS:oidered. REVERE and Plain Linen Cambria
Glove. and MR,s, Kid, SIX. Isle Thread and
| Sewing Silk.
SeatiS, Crava,s and Dress Hkfs
Swiss, Jaconsii, Book Mussinss and BisheT
Enbroidered, Damssk. and Plain Canton Crap,
/ Shawls,
AMI assorfmeni Of Strae Goods.
Egealck and AalericeA artificial FFOcers.
Wah alarge variety not mentioned above.
Aal wishing 10 ayoid paying long prices vii
1 make money BY calling and satisfying themselves
/ Jan. III IS5tAs5 fs ssA-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
Notice.

I NOTICES hereby given that an application
IN will heenale 70 The Legislature, for d charter
10 construct Toll Bridge across the Shenandoah
River, at the4aalf Mills. l. GREGORY
Eah rQFI y4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
A GARD.

TIME undersigned having formed Coparther-
i ship under the name and style Of
WILLIAM S. LOCK & Co,
for the purpose Of conducting the MEacASrLE BE-
sINEss in Charlestown, begs leave 10 informatheir
respective friends, as well as thecustomers ofthe
late firm Of VIM. S! Lock & Co. that they have
now on hand general and well selected stock pt
Staple and Fancy Goods,
GROCERIES, QUEENSEARE, HARD
WARE, &c.
Many Of which have been purchased within the last
two weeks Having been both raised 10 the bust
ness, and one Of the firm been engaged more than
20 years the purchase and sale Of Goods, and
possessing facilities 10 purchase The best tennis,
they hatter themselves that they will be able to
sell Goods as cheap as they can be purchased in
any place West of Baltimore. They hope by strict
attention 70 business, and desire. to please. to
merit a share Of the public patronage.
WILLIAM 5. LOCK-
AMBROSE w. CRAMER. H
A r0St
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
Hughes, Iron.

JUST received another large lot Of All the add
u sizes Of Rounds and Squares together with :
full assortment of Plough and Bar Ir1n N al s;zas
from Hughes, for sale On acconmoat;ng ,ss,rs
adiseonnl made always for fhe cash
FEB II T. RAWLINE.
TUST received Kids -Drawina Kniy.s f-:,,-,
y Bits, Passering and Poinling Trnwsls E;is.
Slide and Folding Rules Or Rail- f.,o,,, A.
Brads Thumb Lalches Bed Screws W 200,
e. Wire and cariin Bands. T. RlWfIN g
Feb. "a 1851.
4 III BBLs MACKEREI- for sale ~
~ keb. ~. H. L. EBY SON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
NEW FIRM.

TOHN D. LINE having this day drawn out as
d par;ncrEf have associated with me in the
Inc business VIII be conducted as heretofore IN
the name and under the firm Of VIM. S. Lock &
Co VIM. S. LOCK.
Februarysji 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
ELECTION NOTICE,

fNOTICE IS hereby given that an Election win
IN Be held Al the cour. House in Jefferson cot,n.
~. Friday the 2st for the election or one Trus
tee 70 fill the vacancy 10 the board Of Trustees q
The Cooperation Of Chariestown, oecasioned by the
resignation Of James ClDthier
JOS STARRY, d. S.
for Darid Humphreys, decd.
February IL. 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
CONMiSSIeNER'S SALE
Of ! Valuable Mill and Farm.

" VI. eaee of Reasons Executors
* ~ IN slssenherref a. The last term of
The cirruit Coui am arpotniea special Sn1a-
lulfssiorer Is 1afkc sale ct The well-khown MILL
AND FARM fSw he'd IL David Rosenherees--
lofmeriy held III Walsou-aboat one mile rom
Smiih6eia, salsintpg about
so or HIO Acres Of Land,
or Of 90 mach Afeof aswill satisfy all claims upon
The land AGED aiDsIy. 81 Monday, e lui1 Dry ef
Nal fAAing tkk irss day Of March Couftl before
me Courf HoatG IL MartiDsh0rs, shall esler the
said property Id public auction, 70 The hignes Ind
der-frsl sellISe the Mil with about Ivy Acres
thereto attached aud II not sufficient 70 mee lae
liens upon Tie Estate shah then proceec, a. 'Ae
same time AID aee sell the residue 81 ne tracts
---or 50 much d h,ay Be found necessary.
/ shall before tic sale have the land divided e5
the Surseyos of the County, and will exhibit on the
day of sale The piak OF this division
IS nads the precise quantity in each lct cannot 3
specihed-bui Ssa present advised, The 'Mlii vii
Be first sold. viii the 100 Acres attached.
Tie terns u ks sal< BY the decree are-ane-ihi
ia cash. oneghIh ID Twelve months and one,tait'
in two years fsarn The daY Ut sale--the purchase
securing The deferred payments hy Trust Deed q
the premises. D. II. GONkAp.
Feb. Il, ls5t-t. SPee9 Com z.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
Selllng on for Spring.

TIME subscriber would respectfully beg leave to
l. inform his friends ami customers In HaTpers-
Ferry and The surrounding country. that he keeps
constantly on hand good assortment Of GOODS,
WHICH be is deterpinedfso Sell at as low rate as
they can be sold at in this section Of country He
respectfully seics call from all he viii offer
great fnducemrnls 10 PURCHASERS. Ills stock con-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
Boot and Shoe Making.
Il

rr1HE undersigned would respectfully inform the
e;tizens 81 Shepherdstown and is vicinity. that
l. i uErnareh 10 manufacture TO order every de-
s,;n,lon 81 work IN his line and hopes BY strict
,el,ion 10 business and desire 10 please, 10 OBJ
tain share d the public patronage
RepairiDg done in the nealesf manneE
JOS. s. FLEMING
sh-rherasibsrn. February Il. IS5i-3l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21

THEyiss z1s.-
IL OH IL rent rsos--sslll.
The TAVERN now occ0plss.
the Bridge; also The SroSE DwEEn..-
paifon az Mr.. George EnlieF aud tie sma.,
ling between the oEhef Two buildings, together wns-
abdui twelve Acres Of Land nidnediaieIy on the
Canal fyeog sir acres Of which are we'll set II
timothy This affords one Of The best siluaiiohsior
q Lumber and coal yard on The Potomac
Also, the BRICK NIKE HOUSE, At present
in possession 81 MI AIaore, on The Virginia bank
ef he river,
For TEaNs apply 70 the subscriber.
E. I, LEE
Pses't Ia 4 M Bfiagt c.. 4
Jan III 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
. SHOES.

TATE invite the Ladies to examine our stock Of
wv Shoes, among which will be found kid slip
pers, walking do. and lot of leather Shoes which
we will sell for whatever they will bring. A fine
assortment If Gum Shoes, for sale cheap by
Jan 81 TATE g. HOOFF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
ZEnglish Garden seed.

lust received large lot OF Aulrs celebrated
~ genuine English Garden Seed, of the same kind
that gave such general satisfaction last year. My
assortment embraces almost every variety in the
catalogue. T. RAWLlNS.
lE7eh IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
$4,000!
! naf

PRIzEs or el5, 900
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY. for the hene-
81 81 M0nongalia Academy, Class No, ~ !.
FOR 1851 % b drawn in AIexandria. Va. on Sarur-
day, the 9Th Sf March. 1851.
rs IDgasrn Nas.5ers ens of 5s!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
Ladies' Sewing Circle.

The Ladies Of ChaTlesiown, attached to The Pres
ibyteTian Church, have formed themselves into
an association for Religious purposes. They
therefore solicit SEw.NG, &c The regular meeting
evenings will be Mondays. Mrs. Caro- Mooag.
Mrs @. G. SrEwAKT, will receive articles for The
Circie- 80 Feb IA 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
IMPORTANT TO BRICK MAKERS AND BUILDERS
Administrators Sale.

NTIII. be sold at the Brick Yard Of VIM. Col
wv Inns, decd, on the Winchester and Potomac
Railroad about two milesaboye Harpers Ferry on
SA TUItilA1i tAe t5th day Of Ft6rnary merit, COM
Inencingsat 10 o'clock, A. Nj, about
100000 Good Bricks, sold together, or in
Rats % sui purchasers;
2 skbsiaatial Brick Ciamps or hflss;
god .S4anties, 2 large Sheds, and lot
sf lose Boards, comprising altogether
a5esst $4,000 feel Of Lumbcr;
IA Wheei60rroirs, 4 Moulding Tables;
! Aager, CAisfl, Dratrtkaife, Are;
"A iokof Fire IHood, aud complete as
sort@edatof .Shoreis, Spades, Hoes, Slashes,
Scires, L,stes, Tubs, MoHlds, Scoops, and
other topls necessary to the making of Bricks.
ALSO, StOre and Pipe;
A &c ef Oreas, Pots, Keities, Skillets,
Buckles, Pans, Barrels, and ether domestic
utensiis
TERMs OF SALE.--A credit Of six months will be
given % all sums above So, the purchaser to give
bond and approved security Under thai amount
cash. No property 10 be removed until The terms
are coinPlied with.
w r. COLLINS, Administrator.
L. 80 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
VALUABLE MILL AND LAND
For Sale.

-barIsstown Jan a 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
jefferson Boot and Shoe Factory.
4

6tITY made Ladies Shoes Just received; Ladies
~ Kid shoes; Morocco shoes Kid slippers, and
full stock Of misses and children's shoes, which,
with the work pf orr own manufacture, makes our
stock very camplete.
500 pair of shoes = Per cenI. less than cost We
are selling so lot Of shoes of kinds at less than
cost. ON and see J. MCDANIEL Ags
for s RIDENOUR. /
J. MeDasisl agent, is prepared as usual With
materials Of the Ssst qualify add 4 ~
10 manufacture all kinas Of work PREM ~
shortest notice, and warranted TO give satisfaction
February Z, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
Share ofTShannondale for Sale

FHHE undersigned will sell, al Public Auction, at
Ill the Court House in Chaflesiown, Jefferson
county, Va, oh MONDAY, The fsth day of March
afrt, being the first day OF the March Court OF said
counly, his Share or Iaterea u tae SaanHondate
Spring Property, near said iown5 consisting OF one
entire eleventh part of the Independently OF
the valuable Medicinal Springs and Hotel, part
Of this property, the Tract which they are sisua
led contains about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21

Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates OF
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will re-
ceiye the most prompt attention, and an official ac-
count OF each frawing sent Immediately alter il is
over to all Wild order from. us
Address j. s. c. MAURY, Agents,
7 AteTaHdria, Virginia.
E,eh ~ 1877
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
REMOVAL.
Wagon Making, &c.

FTHIIE subscriber has removed to his new sbop
j. bppos. e the Episcopal Parsonage, where he Is
better prepared th1evef 70 seffe The public in his'
lire Of business
He will make ri repair Wagons, Ploushs, Har-
rows &C. as indeed every article in his line 81 bn-
Siness with great prom ptness and in asubsmnsiai
manner His materials shall Be Of The best qualify,
and COED job given
To his old customers he tenders his thanks fdf the
liberal support heretofore extended him. and hopes
Tor aeontinuance bf their favoFs To the public
AZ large he invilesla portion OF their custom-
/ ALFRED O,BANN0N. 3
| iChariesfown JNnuarv 81 l4Si 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
CAPITAL PRIZE.
AG5,OOO i!
2bO PRlZEs on $500

HpU TRIES OF SOUU
JTIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, forrhc bcne-
V III Of MoAongaia Academy, Glass &, for 1851,
10 be dIawn atAlcxandria Va, on Saturday, March
22d, 1851.
ID Drarn NHm6ers out Of rs!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
NOTICE
To Cattle Graziers and DroTers.

0Ixee ftse Wa. q. Pst. n. Co.,l
iWlscnEsrxl, Va. Feb. ;. 1851.
i nm AS3EMENTS are nov completed By
"a -9r;sk f.e,,le foaded 81 the ear Il this place
"a ., ss. 5freetlR through 10 Baltimore They
III, K q -sgr;d through from Winchester 70 Balti-
49,. a = n{r head. when the gross weight does
not exceed 200 lbs The excess above nal eeign,
- ...,s1s irgn Winchester 10 baltimore free.
w s-'e.sa ]. GEO HEST, Agsaf
r.hru,rv Ia. l65lr-tf
"YTNCHEsTER LINE for sale by
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
NIRGINIA EREs;
y. ". 1LAUKFu-<ss.-.,1f9A


80, euO el5,000l
URGINIA STATE LOTTERY. fcr H. bene.
v 9ft 81 Mononsalia Academy. Class No -,
for ISL % be drawn II AIexandria, Va, On SauF-
day. he ~ pf March, 1851.
Is Nnnber Laftay-12 Drarn BaHaLs.
en- =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
Dry GOODS,

LaD,Es WeAR = EoloTed and black Alpaccas
French and EngIish Mefnoes, black and fancy
silks, Mouslf1s De Lanes al prices; Calicoes, La
ces Ribbons, Gloses Sc. and almost every article
necessary to reudrf a lady wardrobe and toile
complete
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21

E4gr TIE above sale was postponed ngtil SatEy-
day he - tsssant, Con accountof the incIemency
OF the wgatheF) when the above described property
will be sola II the day be fair il not the FIRST fair
dav. w. r. CoLLINSl Admir-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
GROCERIES,.

7Gpnstanlly % land good sock e Grocefies Al
reasonable ptieea
BO0TS SHOES. HA rs AND CAPS, 81
NERE1- HARE, Il QUEENS WARE, BOOKS
AND STATIONARY.
Insfact lie has ebery lhine necessary 70 complete
assurancRtot GODS and Ne would take this method
Of reisrning bis sincere thanks 10 his former friends
and patrons for e iibeFal support be has received
since lis eommedcemept 10 Business, and assures
The public thar ubthing shall be wanting upon his
part 10 ssill merida continuance Of their favors.
He kink;y solicik call iron all who are in want
II goois,and 'p3smises 70 do business upon such
JOHN O. RlDENOuR.
N n Coaajv Produce will Be taken a. al
times Ia excAaug{ for gcoAs.
Harpers FeFryf Feb u, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
Contains 81 Acres,

about 20 Of whiehis in ting ana me Iema
divided INTO fields and lots The i'm
proyemehls upon ii are ~ feiliags
con,aipsnx. one four and q other
i've roosns, with each aaRcellsnt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21

Tickets &i0-H Halves 5-Qnarters . so.
ceriiheate 81 passages of rs wholes $50 %
Do do az 25 Halves IS 90
Do do OF IS Quarters - 50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
Fresh Garden seeds.

TUST received and for sale lot of fresh Garden
~ Seeds raised by the celebrated society of Sha-
kers. L TATE & HOOFF.
Ian 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
SCHOOL NOTICE.

And by Druggists generally every whese.
Feb n, 1851 4-2i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-02-21
1850 ACRES
OF vALtABLE
JEFFERSON COUNTY LAND,
FOR SALE.

wv IoEIH- = 49, Other tIspOsIlIonSo[ nv
wv fands ar {or sab an 81 my landed prop
esty IN JeFeln cuuntsi comprising npWassS g
tligfusa knnzA ara 80 ~ acres =, shlch
a,ed 8 rssn.crs 3tnarEet, kealihisessof
IOea,ion ana pIess ntnes3o ,neIgs borhood.
THE BsApt@K FARM.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18
From Oregon.

The Legislature of Oregon met
and was,organized on the I'd d ecem-
Der Dir. Ralph Wilson was e ected
Speaker of the House, and w. w
Buck ChairmanIIof the Council
The Goyern9r's message w Is de-
liyered the same day. He RECON-
mdnds IN Immediate organization OF
the militia; the Establishment Of roads
Throughout the territory; stablish-
ing trading posts for the relief Of the
overland immigrants; attention to
the subject Of education; the early
location of a permanent seat of gov
eminent, and various other me;I sures
of local interest.
q company to construct raj lroad
from the Columbia River to Villa
mqtte Valley has been orgallized,
with a capital of 100000. The
whole amount has been subscribed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18

422t,S,sEA
Later From California.

The steamer North Amefica wit
California dates two weeks later, ha
ARRIVED from Chagres, bringing S45,
900 in gold by passengefs. TIL
Tennessee reached Pandmd on th
10th ult. and the Republic the sd
port on the Goth with $50 pass en-
gers and S1,000,0OO in gold. TIL
Panama reached Panama ON the 2ls
with so passen gers, and. ST. 100000
in gold. The Empire City reachet
lChagres ON the Odd, andahd Georgi,
the next day.
| Captain Augustus Graham dieC
on board the Republic.
There has been no election O
Uni ted States Senator in Galiforni;
yet, in place Of Col. Fremont. The
Empire City brings all the papers
and was to sail from Kingston tive
hout IS after the Nor tn America, which
brought but few papers.
4 he North America brings 22O
pass engers. The U. S. slooB of war
Abb my, arrived at Chagres on the
22dl
q he contest for Senator in Califor-
MA, was between Col. Fremont and
Butler King. The election was to
take place in two or three digs, Col.
Fremont was gaining popularity.
i PIE steamer 10 I'm Tompki ns, from
SacIh mento for Sal Francisco, burst
her boiler on the 3lst of Jam killing
the second engineer, and badly scald-
ing feveral others.
Much sickness prevailed on the
Istllinus, but not of malign$ nt ma
tareI The scarcity of rain hd IS mate
rail y embarrassed operations in the
dry Eliggings. The miners t bus far
have occupied their time by Il rowing
up dirt, to be ready for the fiji st train
which will enable them to collect an
immense amount of gold, viii h, be-
Ing Immediately thrown in to the
hands Of the traders, Will give credit
to the miners for stores and b ave the
effect at once of reyiving business.
throughout thP coun-
.ry are daily on the increase. Gold
lredging operationsin Cuba hay been
very successful. :
The people Of San Jose, nPtwith-
standing the ydte in the Senate,
have no idea of givingup the reno
val Of the seat of government from
hat place. BUSINESS at Sacrd lime nto
City was excessively dull, but ! good
.rade is a anticipated in the spring.
There is no news Of importanc E.
A post office has been estaR lished
It Honolulu, under the late Rpstage|
-rdaty with the US.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18
LINCOLN c on STYI.

LINCOLN COUNTY.
HeJer. red btindle, white on belle, spit i
left ear. 2yrs Did: BY Benuet Deal, DIS no G
Feb 1851,
Horss. dark brown, small star in forehead
hind leh leg white above the pastern JOINT
lame in-thal leg and has shoe on that loot
ID hands high. about years Old; by L. San
ders, DIS No IA, March 1851.
GILES COUNTY.
Horse, sorreI, left hind iooi white, left fore
foot inclined to be cluUbed. blaze face, "a!
hands high, l0yrs old; BY A. Oliver, Buchan
ans Creek, Fen 1851
Mare. bay, has on 8 old shoes. weak eyes
small, 7 or syrs old; by Jas Z Glenn. Paulsh's
Old Store, Feb 1851.
Horse. bay, hind feet white, white streak
in face, right eye out, his on 2 old shoes, &c
hands high. 10 or l2yrs oid; by Jas e Glenn,
ParrIsh's Old Store, Feb 1851.
FRANKLIN COUNTY
Mare, bay, shpd before, star in forehead,
snip on nose. has the big jaw, 10 hands high,
Syrs old; by John Sler Dis NJ 8, Jan 1851
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18
RESIDENT cLERGYMEN.

Rev. VIM. c. Duniap, Pastor Of The Pres
byieri4n Church; Samuel II. Cowah. Pas
Tor Of The Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Rev. S. Record, pastor OF the Methods
Church.
Masonic
OFFICERS OF JACKSON LODGE. No g.
w. W McNelley, w. NJ; A. II. Berry
S. W.; W. s. Southworth, J. w; M. d
Hampton, Sec S. Nj. MeEiroy, Treas; {;
Goodbpll, Tyler.
4. %. o. r. \
Orr cERs OF CALHoUN LoDGE. No. 2S.
p. Neeld, y. g.; j, NJ Jones. ". d.
!. Il. RAMSEY, W.; b. l.. Russell, Sec: J
NeelI, Treas; ". Il. SiInih. d. ID. G. IL
S. Oft
HATETTEvILLE DIvikloN. No. ia
Jas. J. Need. w. F.; j. T. Gordon, Y.
A.; A. Il. Nicks. R. s.; w B. Martin. A. r
s; w n. Wright. F. S T. {. Goodrich,
T.; X. p. Shapard, g.; Jas. Smith, 4 e.;
Robt. Boyd. l. s.; Lewis W dnack, ID. S:
B. l.. Russell, p. W..P.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18
IMPoRrANr TO CoNsUMPTIVEs.

In looking over III e pamphlet issued by
the rropneluss Of Dr Rogers Syrup o! LIv-
erwpft aud Tar, We have been iorctbly
struck with HE high pubic and private char
aeter OF those ho voueh Ter It's efficacy =
Among them we nouee the name Of oar old
acquaintance and qdandam friend. Hon..
Judge w. Burke. We also see the names
of w. J Richards. Rev. IL Wiseman and
DR.. Hiram Cox, la,e Professor in The Cincin
mali Medical College, and many others Of
like character and standing. If such men
are willing. over their own signatures, to
testify thus strongly in lis favor, il must be
the most remarkable medicine OF the age,
and we advise all our Invalid readess 70 Try il
forthwith.
See advertisement in another column.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18
A Gard.

% UR Store having been blown DOVE ID
" The trsl story by The late storm. we aAv4
removed cur Stocs df Goods TO one Of It'd
neS rooms in Ow ems Arcade, Three
dpos south OF our OLD stand. where we val
F9maP a few weeks, and will be pleased %
sde an who may favbr Us wish call. TJ
save III, trouble OF aaafn removing our GoddSt
ana 10 make room tor eur Spring suppilesI
"hlch Or Mr.. Goodrich IS now Ia The Easl
buying, We would say to our numerous
friends ana purchases generally, 10 give vi
call and lnu shall hare GOODS 0,uch cheabe1
than you ere' before bought them,
GOODACH, BUCHANAN < EEAyERsl
March 4, laJI
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Iron! front!

ia. E VIII keel On lland.ar all nmcs. 4
w complete assortment of Iron. and go
'iel' ihf custom OIL hose wishing 10 purchase
lot casa or on time. Just received $3.50
nounds; u Is IN or Wy. fome On and take IT,
JOHN } HODGE s co.
- Az ShaPsr4's Corner.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18
Bsga.ges.ss

E. WI. ss a,E as Fl . any quantity
WHITE, 5rRlpED m PLAID l.lxsEY,
lfWHIrE. STRIPED OR PLAID CotroN CLorn
LARGE Socks GALL NooO
MEAL BAGS, Wo5L, Bee WAX. TAII.osx
SANG, sc.
Come on with your Butter and lry us,
JOH n J HODGE SEQ
Feh Is ISL
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LAuanst Eleetion.-- 1S5l.

Ltl;IsIAru xk-I.IneoLN AND EFIEs.
srP We are authorized 10 announce Cap
tscorIe Y. HcBo. acanGids,e TO FePreseFl
Lfpcoil aud Glles Counties IN The ne4l Lag
lsialuIel
EGI LATURE-LINcoLN COZ
eUPlWe ere authorized TO announce
'Hhos. liz wilson. candidate 10 rePtt
81 M L.iatoln t,onn,y IN lie lower btanch Of
III nexfI General Assembly
fE IFe are aulhorized to announce Gen.
KSa5.a. EarauUarSoIs. candidate io rep
,t.>eBt Iacoln COMFY IN the lower branch Of
lhe mex General Assembly.