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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-10

Contract Office. October 4, 1851

IOntTaCC UInCe, UCIODef f, I60I.
SIR: have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
of your correspondents letter of the both ul from
Wilmington, N. e., MIR. Fulton,)
In reply have to say, that the P. NJ. of Warsaw,
we'll as the contractors the line between War
saw and Fayetteville, have been reminded that the
schedule arrangement for that service requires the
departure from Warsaw for Fayetteville after the
arrival of the mail from the South " and it is hoped
that further of complaint will be hereafter
occasioned.
am very respectfully. your obt servt,
S. D. JACOBS, 1st Asst. P. NJ. G..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-10

The steamship Ohio arrived al New York on Mon
day morning 9th inst She brings $50 passengers,
81 400, 900 of gold freight, and 100000 in the
hands of passengers. She brings no later news from
California than those brought by the Prometheus-
The burning of the steamer Lafayette at Chagres, is
confirmed. The Ohio brought the LIS crew. The
loss is heavy and the insurance small
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-10

railroad from Laguayra to Caracas is in contem-
platlon-a company is being orned in PhiIadel pha
for that purpose. Coal mines The sea coast near
Barcelona discovered the vast estate of Mona
gas, which when opened out will furnish fuel for the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-10

EMIGRATION OF RICHARD OGoRMAN, Esq.-This
gentleman one of the oldest and most respectable
merchants of Dublin, has left Ireland for the United
States. The commercial heads of our metropolis
have good reason to regret the event that has dcpri
we'd them of such strais htforward and truly pa
triotc fellow-citizen. Apart from the fact he has
carried out with him capital of over 100000, the
sterling qualities which marked his career will rem
der MIR. OGormans loss deeply felt by those of whom
through a long and well spent life, he had made
staunch and firm friends The exile of his only son
a undetermined young fellow, unfortunately led away
by the mania of '4S:who is at present practising
barrister at the American bar has been the cause of
Mr.. OGormans departure Express.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-10
Total

PromiscuouSly
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-10

THE I. S. SUPREME CoURT.-Thc appointment of
Mr. Curtis of Boston. to the seat in the L. S SUI
preme Court, made vacant by the death of Judge
Woodbury., gives very general satisfaction The Su-
preme Court is now constituted as follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-10

braed Buffalo letter. and also expressed devout hope that
he would be nominated for the Presidency by the Wing Con-
vcnton whenever it should assemble the Journal is struck
dumb with asonshment and can't utter word Well that's
interesting situation for young and we don't care
how long he occupies it, Please inform US when the shock
is orer.-Herad, Of this morning.
Now, candidly. was it not enough 10 strike US dumb
Would it have been possible for to have added a
word thai could have increased the ahsurdty of the
thing as it stood: AS for being in AL Interesting
situation, plead guilty TO ambition in that line
The Herald don't care how long remain dumb. II
This, his sincerity is unques,ionabe. especially while
he publishes euogiums and Buffalo letters in the
issue of his paper. The shock is nearly over, and wt
are convalescent; hui il arnS shocking.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-10

The Georgia ElteIH0hs
There can no longer be any doubt of the election
of Cobb by very large majority, say between nine
and ten thousand We find of telegraphic
reports in the Charleston papers, but the following
seems to contain all that is known:
Macon, Oct. IA As, p. M
Twenty-Five counties have been heard from. which
give Cobb and the Constitutional Union party 4.500
majority Cobbs majority in the State win be about
I3.0o0 Six Constitutional Union and two Southern
Congressman have been elected. The Legislature
will be three-quarters Union.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
The Markets T. --latest Dates.

! NASHVILLE, TENN. Trade is dying
trade is almost dead. in us Hrandhes.l
| Colton. There il nbthing doing Of in.
terest in Ibis article. Thc receipts amount
10 about 500 or 700 per week. though sales
are much smaller. Yesterday we heard Of
no ransaclions--,he day before one load
sold a; 5 GO. We audle 5f05S. !.
Groceries, There has been no change
Of nole in figures. Sal, has advanced 10
40c, by order Of The Association, Flour
has declined, al the dePpt, 70 IS 50. There
has also been slight decline in Whisky
Wig.
CINCINNATI, o. Flour remains at yes
terday's decline 90OIBbIs sold at. 85f02
95. Whisky again gives way. 300 bbis
sold ait5a0155 ald a larger LOT at I6s
New YoRx, N. Y. -Co,lon marke, firm,
sales 500 bales at 50 lpr upland and mid
ding Orleans; Ohio whisky cog; Tobacco,
100 hhds Kentucky pt 4407c; Beef in
good demand; 500 IBIS mess pork at l 5 for
new and 10 so for prime.
CoLuMBus. Ca Bacon, l2 to Ia; Lard
E14t0l6, Butter 2ofGl3O; Feathers 35O4G;
Wheai 5lf0l 25; Oats 44tP60.
Augusta, Co. Bacon.t The stock is
Iight, anG prices withol, change. We no.
lice d decline at The West Of Haze p Is;
but i. has not and cannon immediately affect
our market We quote Hams at 12aG0f4;
Shoulders lo(Oll, Sides I24Ol3.
Bu,ter. Good cpualry 2Ot095.
Flour. Tennessee SIS 5O(06.
Grain. Corn 75td85; Wheat Sl0l e5;
Oats 5OG6o, Peas 8009o-
Lard l9C014.
A few salcs of small hogs have been
made al &c.
ATLANTA. Ga Green Apples 750S1;
Dried $lC0i 50.
d Bacon. Hams 1905; Sides f4Ol5;
Shoulders HOPE.
4 Buuer 1920. Lard 1905, and scarce.
4 Grain. Corn 75G0$0, W heat 1901 90,
Oats SO, Peas 7o675.
N Flour Tennessee S6O7.
/ Irish Potatoes S. bu.
/ Feathers 3Oc.
n CHATTANOOGA, TEyS.--There is small
uuantiiy Of Bacon yeI in store, which is
Selling al l3c. Wholesale Pork, fresh, sells
al about &c. A sale of 100 fal hogs was
made Iasl week al ST gross. Smaller ols
have been engaged al &c nett delivered here
H Corn can be had a, 45 and SOC delivered
SACKS furnished by The buyer.
+ Wheat, none offered.
No Cotton offered for sale in this mar
ke,.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18

"1ad he Eood dmue, and Me Rain
dcsecnded.'' During the past week,
The rain has descended in torrents;
raising the.springs and wells, 81 that
we can once more obtain wat er fit
to drink; and giving pedestrian $ an
opportunity to "cuYs the luck, par
ticularly when it became necessary
to ford the streets--brlnging uFb per-
chance, in mud-hole on the opposite
side. In tie last contingency, the
lips of the unfortunate victim might
be seen to work; his anatRemas
we're mot loud, but deep" But now,
tie heavens are dried up-tbe sun
shines forth with his wonted splendor
the rain is "gaun."
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
Proclamation.

To The People Of the Stale Of Tennessee.
III has plea sed the great Author Of
| our existence, '.the Giver of every
goodand perfect gift" to bestow up
on US, during the past year, the bles-
sings Of peace, health and prosperity,
For these evidences of his contln-
ual care and mercy, it is emiaently
becoming a christian people to ex-
hibit. in a marked and public man
ner, the deep sense of their gratitude,
and to acknowledge his goodness and
nower. With this view, and in &C
cordance with an approved and high
" bonorcd usage, and in concurrence
with the intention of almost all @
.onr sister States, | do hereby SCI
an,rt and appoint the 9th day 9
the present month-November 1881
to be observed by the citizens p
orr favored co mmonwealth, as day
of praise and Thanksgiving.
I In testimony whereof, I hay
bereunto set my hand AM
caused the Great Seal of sal'
re-. 81 ST te to be affixed at oitc
in Nashville, this 10th da.
of November, 1851.
By the Governor,
W.B. CAMPBELL.
W. B. A. RAMSEY, Sec'y of State.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
MARRIAGES..
MARRIED,

On Wednesday 12lh inst, Mr. WILLIAM
COLE and Miss MAkTnA REEs, ail of this
county.
How happy is the man
Who possesses such pearl,
As The swee .liuIe heart
or a right pretty girl.
But far happier be
Who POSSESSES for wife,
A sweelIiIlle wd man,
To confort him through lie
In This county, on Thursday, 18Th inst,
u. Iasur.D. CRAY and Miss ELIZABETH
MoREHEAD.
r. ,h;s conn,v. on THURSDAY, 18Th inst,
=, f. Moores. Mr. BENJAMIN F, DENNIS
and Miss SENIRA ANDREWS.
In Nashville, 4lh inst, Mr.. THos ].
UoRN of Hopkinsyille, KY. and Miss ELIz-
ABErH Francis, daughter Of M. Bourne, Of
Nashville.
In Nashville, 5Ihinsi :, SAMUEL WINFREY
ESQ.,, and Miss L.. A. ANDERSON
! In Nashville, 9Th inst, Mr.. EowARL
/ DoNALusoN and Miss JENNIE, daughter o
Matthew Wa,son, Esq
In Christian cJun,y, KY. on the 9th inst.
Fp.Nx C.. DuNNiNGToN. Esq, of Columbia
Tenn. and Miss ELLEN r. EwlNG' OF Chns
lian county.
! n Rutherford county, Mr.. Mn. E. Nc
! ELRoY and Miss NAAsAREr NELLY
In Rutherford county, Mr.. JAS. n. BATE
and Miss lsABELtA 1Assff'
:, II,0,sy;lle. Ala. Mr.. JOHN w. O'NgA
and Miss hAReA BET NJ. uRAAAA'
:, Madison col. Ala, Mr.. JoHN LAwLE
and Miss SALlNA w STONE
i Near Huntsville, Mr.; JOHN a.
and Miss MARrHlAI Al On BROOKS
| = A,hens Aid !. Mr.. FOUNTAIN E. osLE'
~ :, Ms Miss LucasDA E. LEWIS.
c....;, cs9 KS Office, Huntsville
A. :" Tvs ..s GmEs and Mis-. ELIZABETH Gan
lFls
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
Thanksgiving.

It will be seen by the following
Proclamation, that Gov. Campbell
has appointed Thursday, the 9th
inst, to be observed throughout tne
State, as day of Thanksgiving and
prayer to Almighty I dod' ior Inc
MANY blessings He has vouchsafed
unto US:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
EVERYBODY Run Here!

" E have IN store, at the Livery Sthble
w a choice assortment OF Groceries
which we are offtring as cheap as any hPust
in Fayetteville. Come and see.
In The Livery Stable, we are. now pre-
pared 10 receive Horses 10 board. Tor any
time IRON a'day to year. Experienced
osIieis are in CON slant attendance. Horses
aud vehicles OF all SORTS tor hire al the usual
rates A spacious Wason-Yard is. con
nected with the Stable, where Dfoyers and
Wagoners can be accommodated on noder-
ale terms. Try Us.
MCKENZIE s. ROBINSON.
Nov. l8. 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18

pg P qF hgg,e, Esq, at his store
on Mulberry, recently received a AXE
Of Wax, which weighed thirty
nine pounds, and measured fifteen
inches across the top. 1t was OF the
best quaiity-no tallow about it
VINO can beat this? "Let him speak,
or forever, after hold his peace"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18

ECP Mary g. Mcclure, Tin Plate
and Sheet Iron Workers, Nashville,
are prepared to furnish any thing in
their line from knittihg-needle to a
large class cooking-st0ve. We IN
yite attention to their assortment. 5,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18

br Graham's Magazine, for No
yember, has been on our table some
time. We have heretofore failed to
notice it, because we wished to read
first, that we might speak advisedly.
We can now say, that Graham" is,
in our estimation, the best Magazine
Of its kind in the Union. We So
lfcit the attention of all lovers Of po-
lite literature to this really con mend-
able work.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
Fayetteville Observer
March EIectiOa---1S52
snrrirs-1INcoLN co.

.
tr-ys Weare authorized 10 announce Mai
las. VI. Hanks, adandidate for S..erf a
me March EieciIon. 1852.
srEs We are authorized 10 announce Ste.
phen TouchstOue, candidate IoF Sher'
if al the March Election, 1852.
SIP We ate authorized 10 announce
Richard white, candidate Tor Sheriff
al The March Eiecilop, 1852. R
COUNTY COURT cLERK-LrEcoLN CO.
sCP Ne are authprizedta anupuace Con-
slant Smith, Esq eandlsiair for Coun'
Nv Court Clerk at the March Election, 1852
s-F- We are authorized 10 announce
George CuuuinasIain, candidate ioi
Coaa,y (;oun Clerk at the March Election
1852
guFs We are authorized TO announce
r. WI. Hurley. a candidate for County
CouTi CLERK al Tie March Election, 1852.
Observation-Disclosures co.
SIP We are auihotIzed TO announce hi-
rama Phillips, Esq, candidate for Re
glster al the March Election, 1852.
sCF We are authorized 10 announce
III. McCIung EdmOnsOn, Candidate
Tor Rig ss,er al The March Election, 1852.
SIP We ate authorized 10 announce
Alfred FL. Berry candidate for Register
at the March Election. 1852.
ZIP We are authorized 10 announce
John H. Morgan, candidate for Regis
er a. ne Mach Election. 1907
FC5D We are authorized 10 Announce
d.. wilmington. caadida,t TOR Reg
ister al The March Election. 1852
cfRcUIT COURT cLERK- LINcoLElc CO.
TIP We ATE authorized TO fannouucF las.
R. CgliIcOnt. a candidate COR Ci,cult Couri
Clerk. at the March Election. 1852.
FTP We are auihonZe1 10 antounce
RoIDers 8. Woodward, "a candidhie for
t,.,cuii Cont Clerk al the March ELECTION,
1852.
TAX coLLEcToF- LINcoLs CO
FTP. We are authorized 10 af1ounce
Robert DrenROn, ESQ.,. a candid hie Tor
Tx Collector IL DDS county. for 1871
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
REpFoRp cotNTY.
Dissolution!

i The partnership hereloiore ex-
zf1SY listing between WHITMAN &
LEFTwIcK, is his day diss pived
bt mut ual consent, and r. NJ. Whitnla is
at,horlzed 10 wind up the business OF said
film, which viii be done through his genl,
Thomas Raney.
Tnabklui Tor past fayofs, | earnestly spllcil
a contIDuance OF the ssme; and as nIend
I'd keep a splendid Stock Of Dry goods
aid Groceries, hope By constant ftien
tibn, and a desire no please. TO merit peral
share Of public patronage.
Oc,. 81, 1851. R. Nj. WHITMAN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18

s9 Mckenzie & Robinson, at the
Livery Stable, ask visit from any
and epery person wishing TO procure
any article in the Grocery line, or 10
take ride. either on horseback OF
ina vehicle,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
Tar Examine The advertisement

e@- Examine the adv ertisement
Iof r. III! Whitndh, e. b., headed
Dissolution" Merchant Is through
out the county, We bell ve,4 would
consult their own interests by pub
fishing their Goo DIS in the Observer;
This course is pursued in many coun-
ties in this State and the merchant
makes money BY the course. We
shall allude to this subject again.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
New GoodsIl New Goods!

E|HE undersigned have just received a
Il large and yaued Stuck Of desirable
I u ALL AND U7lESI8R @OGDSs
bought on best terms fsom hrsi class houses
10 The cities of Philadelphia and New York,
10 which they lnpne the attention of put
chasers. Having had much experience III
the business. and being we'll known 10 this
tcommunity, they deem II almost unnecessary
10 repeat the assurance, that al this house
can be found As good Clouds. and on as IiberaI
terms, as Tan be had at any like establish
meni in the Stale Suffice 1t 10 say that they
are determined, as heretofore, TO make il 10
the Interest OF buyers TO deal with them.
SOUTHWORrH MORGAN & NEIL.
Sept %,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
Notice.

r DO not think ii necessary TO enter INTO
j. controversy with any Merchant or hler-
chants about the best point 10 purchase
Goods, IS presume IT makes bat liI,le diti5r-
ence with the consumer where they are por
chased. SO they get them at the lowesi rate
/ can and will sell Goods as cheap as any
Merchant in Fayelleville-l care not where
he made his purchases. Try the, Msrchan
or Purchaser.
Sent. %, SH.aPARD
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
CLOTntNe STORE
Gents Furnishing Goods.


q The subscribefsrespectful- C-MYM
- Iy inform the public, that AN q IN
they have now in stole. a splendid -
assortment Of super French labus, Cloth
Sacks, Frock and Business Goats. Also, q
tall supply OF Oregon Cashmere, Fancy
rweeds, Alpaeca, -crotpn Cloth. Line en- and
ColtoEade Sacks and Frocks.
w
OF all kinds satin, fancy silk, wilton, alpaca
aud Marse Hes, of every variety and HFice.
PANT AAO0MSo
OF every description and price. froN rich
French Doeskn CASHMERE. black, PlhHn and
fancy; to The lowest price Linen and q 9tlen.
Furnishing Articles. Of every desc Upton,
snch as Shl rls. Shirt Collars, Shams, favais,
Handkerchi els, Hosiery .Suspenders, Gloves;
Hair, Cloth. aud Tooth Brushes, and all Other
articles NECESSARY to complete
Ssentlenlan's WARDROBE
We have also on baud, and will continue to
>keepl splendid assortment VI CLOTHS,
|CASSiMERES, and VESTiNGS, idom the
finest French twilled Cloth 10 the lo~eSt price.
Twe4ds and Summer Cloth, DoeskI in aud
FancR Cassimeres of the latest styleI Satin,
SILK, Valencia, Marseilles, Velvet, black.
brown and drab.
This splendid Stock of Goods has be zen Sc
Iected with great care by one Of cons;p erabie
expe Hence. and has been pronounced by COM
petenk judges, a judiclous selection.
tGPThe location Of this Cheap Clothing
Eslad lishmenr, is IN Owens Arcade, one
Door North of owens TaverA.5s
VIZ would also state, that we aie carrying
ON The Tailoring Business. IN All ITS
y.RIous BRANCHES. MIR. SooTT, who has
The ehlre control Of this branch oil Business,
feels assured, FROM past experience ahd sue
cess. that he can give ENTIRE sATIsF kcTIoE
10 all who may favor us with a call. Every
garment made up bysus wiIfbe icarrdnted Ia
III and 10 be in The most FAsHIoNABLE and
.ppRbyEp STYLE, or TO suit The peculiar taste
OIL lhbse who may wish TO deylate f. pm the
same. No pains will be spared in cutting
garments to be made by the Ladies. Ladies
Riding Habits, and Promenade Dresses, viii
be cot and neatly laid otto INSURE 10 mistake
and explanations given in regard to making
them up, according to the prevailing fashion
of the day. Paris, London, New York; and
Philadelphia Fashions always on hand.
SCOTT. GRAY s. co.
Adg. 20, 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
Land for Sale.

I'd undersigned wish 10 sell
she Farms on which they re-
!ti2 side. They adjoin each other,
y so that they can be converted
,',.o oac Farm. il The purchaser desires that
'"so e. "a SOD acres. There are three
MI nd The whole could be divided
MO three Farms oil. respectable size; or II
will suit particularly weii ior Two a,nA, -
OF 200. 230, 2f6 or $50 acres; and Inc oa IN,
"A III remainder of the 500 acres Ihe
E, m lie ,hres miles west OF Fayetteville on
AZ So; ,oaal The Fayetteville and Pu-
Us T~,nn;Lel how being buiit,runs through
a,.nS The .oiI of both Farms is eqna
ne - tho coun,y. and is about equally
~ ahs tween cotton and corn lands, with
u uhnudaoce Of water Tor all purposes. Bott
=" .,I,s are IN A high safe OF cultivation, with
- nro,sor,kdn in clover and wheat Ap
ply 10 the subscribers on the premises
f' WILLIAM. @. MILLER.
GARLAND B. MILLER.
I Nov. IL, 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
| Cash for Wool!

viii .s.s x: sSsis r, sI'a' viii u ss'
goods or groceries a, owes SnS ft q Nrif.
SOuTHWORTH, MohoAlS - tsts'n'
july 90, ie5 III
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
Special Notice.

nERSONS indebted 10 the subscribers ioi
i Groceries, Horse hire, &C.. are respect
fully urged 10 come up and settle. Each a eo
cunt is small. probably not exceeding 9O
cents or 81. and we don't like to dun 'of Sc
s,nsIl an amount. Bon we have Quit busi
asss need money, and must have it,
Theyefore. we Law aside all scruples of lha
sort. until attsr we are pala; lone ~ AM
settle. tOpp - noUro'
Nov. II. 1881.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
Always

~ ON hand Sugar, Coffee, Salt. Iron,
ca Castings, Steel, Nails; log, filth. trace
" halter. stay, breast aud tongue Chains;
s,retchers; cross. cut saws; hand, sledge and
stone Hammers, | cant Tell aiI-come and
see SHAPARD..
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
Lace Goods. &c.

Lace Ge0dS, &c.
ssA EMBD Mourning Sleeves;
~ Needle Worked ChemizeiIes;
Paris Trimmed Collars;
White and Black Lace Caps;
Twisted Silk Mus;
Thread Lace Edg;Dgs and lnserlngs;
Jaconet do do do
Swiss & Bobt Lace 90 do
SOUTHWORTH, MORGAN & NEIL.
Sept. %.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18

VARIETY.
a HARRwARE and Cutlery;
r Boots and Shoes;
- Hats. Caps and Bonneis;
Leather and Tin Wares
- Saddlaly and Harness;
~ Iron, Nails and Steel;
" Sugar, Coffee and all;
H Tinw ware and Cas- iags;
!. Queensware ard Jewelry;
. Books, Paper and Stationery;
. Drugs, Oils and Paints;
7 Baggits, Rope and Twine;
Il Glassware and Sioneware.
/. SOUTHWORTH, MORGAN & NEIL.
Sept. %.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
LiNEoLN. COUNTY.

Hogs. three of ihem sows. and one barrow,
ope sow yellow, The otaerS black, The barrow
black with white legs and face, all marked
with crop aad hole IN left ear, also tour pigs
BIZ Moses Arnold. dis. NoI25. Del "a. 1851.
Heller, red color, Whit lace, no parks.
a boul fyrs old; by Rachel Patterson, l1En DIS,
Nov 5 1851.
BEDFORD coPHTY.
Horse, black. spme sadpie marks amp scar
OBJ his wethers. fifteen and halt hands hign'
about l2yrs old: by VIM Bonner, Dis No .,
AnrII Is 1851. Il
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-11-18
Ssxaeda.SRS.

CPiCE, Pepper, Rice. Ginger, Soda, Sale
= ratns. Sulphur, Coppera5, Powder, Shot,
Inc igo, Madder. assorted Nails, Gum Cam
phor, Lead Pencils, Percussion Caps rfsh
Hooks ADD Lires, Matches. RosIn' Nu'mess'
Gives, Box Backing, Dem1ohns and Jugs.
May 6. G. b. MckENzdE. .
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Hats!
Turnpike Notice.
Notice.

My wife Russamay havlag ef, nv bed
WI without auy Just cause or provocatIon.
hereby forbid any aud all persons from ina
ding with or trusting her on my account, as
viii not be responsible for any DEUS OF her
contracting from and alter this faie.
JOHN GOBBEL,
Nov. A. lS5l-3ls
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"LOOE Heae.ss

HALL at our Cheap Corner Store for
" Rough aud Ready Oyefcoats;
Beaver do
Blanket Hunting do
Flushing do
Fancy Silk Vests;
Wool Velvet do
Valencia do
Cashmere and other Pants;
Muslin Shirts;
Linen Shirt Collars, sc. &c.
SOpTHWORTH MORGAN s. NEIL
Sept %
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Books. and Stationary.
CsOTEEING.

IN RADY made Dress. Frock. Sack. b"sl
ness and Over Coats--Vests, Pants
ana CIoaks. For sale low by
eoopnicu, BUcuAsss q BEAVERS
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IT. The List of Letters is published in
the Fayetleuiiie Observer. ia compliance
with law Of Congress. which provides
that they shall appear in the newspaper
having The LARGBs T CIRcULAfIok. 80
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Shoes and Boots.

LADIES' KID, call and Kip Shoes
- and CATERS;
Mems calf goat and kip Shoes;
do fine and extra 6ue cali Boots;
do water proof calf. and kip do
do heavy Kip and mud do
Boys and Youths do
Negro Brogsns. extra article.
Come in. come in! and let me show yol
what can We had al SHAPARDS
Cheap Cash or Credll Conner
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| Want

1000 yards heavy white Linsey;
1000 do fine Go DO
1000 do striped or plaid 90
1000 do Brown Jeans coarse 10 extra me me
500 pairs large all Wool SOCKS;
1000 pounds Wool;
1000 do Feathers. SHAPAItD- !