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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-04

The United States in the Crystal Palace.
There is rather more reason and liberality in the
recent remarks of the London Times on the Ameri-
Contributions to the great exhibition, than have
hitherto been found in similar articles from the same
To be there is one paragraph full of
vulgar abuse of American products, but in the others
there is Observation-Disclosures and ungraceful, it
is true, but still admssion-of some of the glories
of this country which cannot be transported in ships
exhibited in glass cases.
The eyes of the world are just beginning to be
opened to the fact that it folly for young,
mote country like America to think of entering in
to competition with the old monarches of Europe,
whose artisans have for centuries labored at low
ges in mnsterng to the luxurious tastes of royalty
and arstocracy Our people have had and still have
a different mission. They have had wild CONT
nent to tame and subdue into cultivated farms cities
to build railroads to lay down mountains to level
and rivers to make navigable. They have had sa-
wages to cvize or remove to new and distant homes
and they have had the Gospel to introduce among
the heather of their remote territories They have
had wars to wage their own frontiers with savage
tribes, and wars on their coasts with Great Brit
ain, who now sneers at their nferiOrity in the pal
try work Of aborng in matters of luxury and orna-
ment They have had neighboring republics to chas
tse and conquests to achieve and then civilization
and commerce to introduce into the conquered re-
gions Are all these to be forgotten among the a
chievements of nation, simply because 1t canno
boast diamond of fabulous werth among Its product
OfinduStrg--heaven save the mark or OF ma gnlhcen
displays of furniture, such the artisan slaves
the old world make for the nobles-n0t the "oot
who pay them for their work what freeheartet
American would scorn to receive for bali the Ia
Dor e!
We might enlarge on this point, and inspire in ou
readers some of the feelings of satisfaction that VI
ourselves possess when we reflect superlorlt,
at home, over other nations, even though we are IN
ferior to them in the Crystal Palace But the sneer
OF the old world aye trifes to which Americans ar
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-04
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
FOURTH OF july. ls51.

ITO EXCURSIONISTS-Fish PARTIES Sound parties
L and Gentlemen retiring from tow, en- the coming
Fourth be Accommodated with every description of
bes and delicacies also fine Cogniac Holland Gin, Jamai
Rum, Old Rye Whiskey. Madeira, Sherry Port. Mam
sey Muscat Claret, and Champaign Wiaes Of the very
best quality. Just received and for SAFE by
july lth 1851 HOWARD & PEDEN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-13
CIRCULATING. LIBRARY.

THE undersigned will continue
MxN the CIKcULAr ISG LIBRARY eslab-
2fSS hshed by U'ebb s. Smiik. They
viii from time TO time make such additions
OF valuable woTSs as cannot fail'io make il
worthy the attention and patronage Of the
READING COMMUNITY; and 10 such
persons as are not in a situation or have
not the inclination 10 bus Books, they would
say take Ticket in the LIBRARY, and
you will thus have an opportunity OF reading
on aIrnosl ann subject you could trish, WITH
our THE EXPENSE OF BUYING THE
| BOOKS. Some who have taken the Tickets
have, .,sithin the space Of one term, read as
high as SIXTY FIVE DOLLARS WORTH OF.
BooKsl We mention this 10 show what IA
ciliries person will have by becoming a sub.
scriber. There are very lew persons in the
community who are willing TO buy What
Books they would ike TO read, as il is quite
expensive. This difficulty is entirety obria-
ted by .he Library. We have placed the
price of the Tickets so low as 10 be ,cilkin
Tie reach Of ALONE DOLLAR AND
FIFTY GEMS EACH PER TERM or
SIX MONTHS. 10 view of these facilities.
we earnestly invite persons from the country
10 subscribe. The Library consists OF almost
every branch Of Science. Historical. Books
Of Voyages and Travels. Religious. PoeJicai.
Miscellaneous. Educational, &c Sc.
HAMPTON & DlEMER.
April %, 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-13

AUGUSTA, GA.-Cntton. The market is
fat The only transaction We have heard
lof, is the sale OF 3l9 bales Fennessee Mid
dingsai alc,
Bacon! Shoulders 81; hog round lo!c.
Corn 90 TO zoe y bush.
Lard. / TO l9sc q Il.
Oats. so to Coo y bush.
LoUlsyILLE, KY.-Pork Mess Sl4, hams
81, clear sides g.. shoulders St.
CINCINNATI, OHlo.-Flour 50 40 TO 8 90.
Whisky. Declined, l74Ol75.
Bacon sides 81, shoulders St.
Dried apples SOC TO 81 a. bush.
New York, n Y.-FIour S4 10 to 25
Cotton, middling upland, 1osOi0s.
Pork tends UPWARDS.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN-There has been
but li,lle doing in our Produce Market during
,ho last week, and the price Of leading arli-
clcs, remain without change since our last
issue. Corn and Bacon, in small quantities,
sill continue to be brought down the River.
Coffee. There has been decline in The
price of Coffee since our last issue-we
quote it this week at 1890 $ is, by the sack
There YET remains a lillle Co..on al this
point to be shipped, and the steamers siiII
continue 10 bring up small lois.
Eggs. 8 cents a. doz.
Coffee. 1873 cts: d Is by the sack,
Corn, 6O,o 65 CTS r. bushe,
Lard. 10000 cents r. is.
Dbl.
Buck-Wheat Flour. Sc u Dbl.
Lumber. 95 cents y quarter-in de-
mand.
Bacon. 81 cents, hog round.
Butter. 12 cents - Is.
Corn Neal 80 cts per bushel by retail.
Clover Seed. 81 a. bushel.
Flour, E. Ten. Sc so Dbl retail.
!" ST. Louis & Ohio. S7t07 so #
Sugar. g.S!09 cents y IL at wholesale.
Irish Potatoes. 81 95 u bushel.
Pork. 81 so u hundred, nett.
Molasses. IS cts # gallon by the Dbl.
OATS. 40 cents a. bushel.
Salt. so CTS ~ bush. by The Dbl.
Liverpool Salt. 50 0062 % q Sack.
Aducriiser.
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NOTICE.

HAVING succeeded IN rebuilding fhe
II buildings which hadlhe misfortuneIto
lose by the recent Storm with which our pn
was visited. and repairing other damages
sustained, am now prepared and anxious
TO receive Hides, and 10 accommodate those
desiring to purchase. by selling at reasonable
prices such Leather as was my good for
tune to have left Oh hand after the aforesaid
Tornado. Although considerable porlfen
of the best Leather in store at the time was
lost entirely, by being carried away, and
much, Of that obtained was consi 1erably dam
aged, have on band at present some OF The
best quality OF Sole and Upper Leather,
which | will, being compelled 10 have mon
cy, sell cheap tor Cash.
GEO. STONEB2AKER.
Nav & 1871
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-13

BY neglecting those salutary preca ulions
which common sense dictates, many, -yfry
many. fall victims 10 their imprudence. We
have seen the young bride blooming like a
bird Of paradise-the faiI flower oil hope,
the pride of her father, and the JOY of her
mo lheI. her cheek flushed with anticipation,
aud her eye bearpipg with the soft expression
OF love, the gay dreams OF life dancing before
liner fancy, with the rich and variegated tInis
of the ranbow's hue. We have seen all this
changed, aye, the wedding garment Tor a
shroud, and the bridal chamber Tor the sePu
cher OF the dead; and all this by negiecting a
.common cold" Now, before il is too late,
use DR.. Rogers Syrup OF Liverwort and Tar,
(which gives immediate relief, as thousands
OF our most Intelligent and wealthy families
are ready and willing TO testify.
\ For sale at Hampton 81 Diemer's, and
\ Nc tilrov & Crawford's.
\ See advertisement in another column.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO.
March EIecliO n---1S52.
snER1FF4-LINcotN co.

SuERIFF<-LINcO-N co.
sre We are authorized To announce 1Eaj.
Jas. NJ. Hanks, candidate for Sheriff al
fhe March Election. 1852.
RIP We are authorized 10 announce Ste
bhen Tombstone, a candidate for $heT-
itT al the March Election, 1852.
srs We are authorized 10 announce
Richard White, candidate Tor Sheriff
M the March Election, 1852.
COUNTY COURT cLERK--L1NcoLN COZ
erFWe are authorized to announce Com
4t5,1. smith. Esq, candidate for Goun-
tE Court Clerk al the March Election, lo52.
REGrsTER-LlNcdLN co.
RIP We are authorized 10 announce Hi
lam Phillips, Esq, candidate fot Re
Ulster a, the March EecIop, 1852.
clRcUrrfcoURr CLERK LLIECoLN CO.
tCPWe hre authorized 70 announce las
II. CHIIcOlat. a candidate for Circuit Court
CLERK. al the March ElectIon. 1882.
erTs WI are authorized TO announce
RoTsert q woodward, a candidate for
J,,rc,lil Coir Clerk al the March Election,
tS52.
TAX toLLEcroR- IFCoLN CO.,
srF, Wd are authorzed TO announce
Robert BrennOn, Esq |. eaGdi late for
lax Collector Of rlis county. for 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-13
SUNDREES!

.6T0 Cam and Bicarb SODA. Pearl q.
y ash, Alum. SaIeratuF. EPSON a
~ Salts, Hdll Bumslone. Sulphur 81
+ y Subj. Senha Fol. Buchu, Chamomue,
Gvnuana, CcIurn DO, Gqm NIyTrh, Salt Petre,
REID Campho, Gum Arabic, Carb Ammonis,
Rheubarb, IPecad, Jaiap. Scammo6y Opium,
Gamboge, Aloes Assalptlda, Red and White
Precipnate,. Ergdt, Benzoin, Sprs Ammonia,
Aqua AmntnIa, hobella, Jujubs Paste. Blue
Mass. Sumach Pol, Cloves. Nutmegs, Ca
yenDe and Black Pepper, Spice, Mace, sc
Surgical lnstrJ ments. Poeket Cases, a flne
assortment; Trustees, large assortment and
q half dozen kiids; Ulefo Abdominal Sup
pouers; SNUFF Scotch, Careers. EVerlF's
and others, in boules and bladders; Snuff
Boxes, ass'd; EXTRACTS. Toilet, Lubin's,
French, RousselFs, and Bohemian, for tie
Handkerchief; qOlosnes and Hair Obs. Po-
matums. Cosmetics; Roussei's. HaJPs, Tay-
Ior's and other 81 HAVING CREAMS; Soaps
and Toilet SoaIf; COMBS, Buffalo, Ivory,
Shell and English Horn; Flesh. Hair ass'd,
Paint, Varnish. Sash, Tool, Whilewash and
other BRUSHES; Rifle and Pistol Powder,
Bar Lead, Shot Percussion Caps, Powder
F!asks, FInts, Fish Hooks and Lines, &c.
Alcohol. Gin. Brandies, OLD particular Port
Wine, fine MadfTa for medical purposes;
Red and White Leads, dry or ground in OILS;
all kinds ol Pants, l.nseed UH. Tufpeniine.
Tube Colors. Indigo. Nader, Paste BlacEing;
window GLASS all size; Walls ass'd, Glass
Jars, Bottles and FlaskS; LAMPS, stand and
suspensioh; Globes and Cones for LamPsz
CIGARS, OF all kinds; fine Virginia Tobacco.
sc. &c. together with almost every article in
The Medical Lind, which we offer al the low
esq prices to be b lad IN the we tern market
With fresh and pure Medicines, and the con
slant services OF experienced Druggists and
APoiheeahes, al orders, Physicians p:esetiP-
mons, Sc &c WI ~ be promptly and carefully
attended to AT AtI HOURS.
Medical advicd gireH free Of charge.
Call al the Dr'Ag and Medical Depet d
BiEMER & HAMPTON,
West side Public Square, Fay erievile. Fem.
April %. 1851.
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C. III. Few y /: CO..
Commission Merchants and FactGFs,
vanderhorss's wharf
Charleston, S. c.

hEINN We offer orr services as EES
fisssSss Conlmiss,on .HercAants aud So
Factors, IN ali the branches of The COnnlls
sion Business.
10 tile purchasing Of MERcHAEDlsE, on
orders ,ce hare had much experience. and Ylll
at all times properly attend TO direct orders
to our address, for purchasing aad forwarding
Merchandise from this or other markets.
In all sales of Property and returns OF pro-
ceeds we Shall sustain The Interests oil our
Friends, and strictly follow orders.
Consignment Of Property for reshIpnenI
TO other ports, by railroad or vessel, wilt re
ceIve prompt attention.
G. NJ, FOWLE s CO.
Charleston, S. c., ApnIIl5, 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-13

ST.. LOUIS, Mo,-Pork. Quiet, bm firm;
holders ask ii for mess. We quote prime
a, II so, and VI. o. at IL 80 to IL 10.
Bulk Meat. 400 sides sold at &c. We
quote shoulders at 8 10 5lc, and hams at 81
10 &c.
Lard. Sale Of 46 lbs at Sc and 80 a,
SIC; round lots Of prime are held at Bic in
bbls and ,ierces, and q, 81 10 10c for kegs.
Bacon. The inquiry brisk, with sales oil
csc casks and 1000 pieces. including 10
and 100 casks choice shoulders al st. and
8 and 10 casks prime ribbed sides a. 84c, l 1
casks clear sides at SIC, and Is casks at
8 IS per 100 lbs; IA casks country hams al
7c, and 1000 bagged at 86c; a iierces shout
ders OF Sc, IA casks at 6, Ct and Tic Tor
shoulders, sides and hams; "a casks al 6, SO
and 7c; and l2 casks at &c, 80 80 and 7c.
ATLANTA, GA.-Bacon. The market is
we'll supplied and no. very active. We
quote at 10 10 12c.
Lard remains the same, ! 10 l23c.
Corn. The market is generally well
supplied, at IS TO soc.
Meal. 81 ~ bush.
Peas. 90c.
Irish Potatoes. 81 10 2 so.
Dried Apples and Peaches, 81 90.
Green from 81 10 90.
CHARLESTON, S. C.-Couon is in good
demand, 1900 bales sold al 10 tote. The
marke, is settled. Fairfcouon lO4c.
IN, !, :,
SAVANNAH, GA.-Coiton. The decline
here has been fully hall cent within the
week--we quote:--
Ordinary 10 Good Ordinary = . "a 9s
MiddIing TO Good Ordinary .94lOiO
MiddIing Fair. ........ f04f0--
Fair,.. ,..'.. l0asO--
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-13

~ Where are the 4 titles" Of
Murfreesborough, Shelby9illc, and
Chattanooga, of which T&glor, and
Russ, and Ford talk 50 dippantly?
We have trayersed this Stat some, ?
but thsee ''eities'' nefer hal opened to
be in our course. Will SOME member
of the ''craft' P locate th{ m2 We
"rise for inform alton
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-13

~ At the time Of pe1ping the
article we published last we ek, on the
subject of Internal Improvement,
we designed following it up with an
other this week, but we b Te since
concluded to defer it to another
time.
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LINE OF FOUR
:. HORSE COACHES,

From Nashville TO Huntsville, Ala.
Leaves NASHVILLE. Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Sundays. a, S p NJ.
Leaves HUNTSVILLE, Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Sundays, at Il. NJ. Through
in ~ hours. Fare, -.
nzesgA THE Proprietor can say that
1ksi tal-EaEE this Line is we'll stocked with
Coaches and Horses. GOOD, CAREFUL,
soBER, Drivers; and in co days-ihe Rail
Road being completed TO Alaflreesboro,, will
connett the Stage. reducing the Stage travel
TO IS ilmiles-wllI make this Line more de
sirabla than any other. Thankful 10 the
public for their generous support heretofore,
hopa TO meet continuance Of the same
JOHN HEREFORD.
Mat Is, 1851.
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LARGE ARRIVALS
Goodrich. Buchanan & Beavers

Goodrich. Buchanan & Beavers,
Successors to John G. odrich,)
BET leave TO announce 10 the fsSV
a6flh citizens Of Lincoln and the ;
\ ggy surrounding Counties. that they EZ
aIe now receiving direct from PhiIsdelphia
an IMMENSE STOCK OF FRESH
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
comprising one Of the finest, richest, and
most paried assoftments of LADIES'
DRESS GOODS, the most trtensiUe, vi
CANT and DESIRABLE Stocks of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES and NES1INGsS and GEN
TLEMEN' S FURNISHINGS generally, and
the largest and most complete assortment OF
ROOTS, SHOES, HATS, GAPS, BON
NETS, VARIETIES, HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, QUEENSWARE, GROCE
RIES, sc, Sc. &c. ever brought tothis ar
ket, all of which we PLEDGE ourselves 70
sell as LOW as any regular retail house in
Tennessee.
fleeing confident we can make ii 'he in
lerest of purchasers 10 deal with US. we ear
Destly solicit our friends and the public gen
orally, 10 give rs call and examine our
Stock.
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN & BEAVERS,
West Side Of the Public Square
April Is, 1851.
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PAINTING! PA INTING!!

HENRY & WM L. CARLY.
GNg.ssS row located liz Fayetteville. Tenn,
49, Tor ihelpurpose Of TPAlNFlHG, IN
ALI, ITS VARIOUS IBRANcHEs, announce 10 the
ci,izens Of Lincoln and adjoining Counties,
that they are prepared 10 execute HOUSE
Painting IN ALL its rarifties, tc'th nediness
and dispatch; Draining il OIL; Aniia-
lions of MARIE. OAK, MAHoGANY, SATIN,
WALNUT and RosxwooD cplors, will be done
in the neatest aud most fashionable style
Also. Glazing and Paper Hanging.
They may be found at Fayetteville, unless
absent al work. April %, 1851
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-13

eyEYsez THlE undersigned keep IaIgs
%-Lszz9 cIoc Of BOOKS aud PAPER,
xEkzZazLZ consisting OF Medical, Historical.
Poetical, Miscellaneous aud School Books uL
| all soris ard Sizes PAPER, post. cap, music,
npie. drawing and perforated, fine assor-
uleni; letter and note EEVEtofEs; plain and
fancy or figured VISITING CAgDs; Notices;
Waters; Seating Wax; Wafer Stamps; Sand
and Sand Boxes; Cold and Steel Pen Pen
Holders; OIL Quiils; INK, black, blue. red and
indelible, OF the hnesl qualify; Ink Stands;
States and Slate Pencils; silver. cedar and
lead Pencils; Pencil Points. &c. &c.
All persons wishing TO purchase any Of the
above articles, are earnestly solicited 10 call.
and they SHALL BE SUITED both ia price and
quality.
DIEMER * HAMPTON,
April %. 1851.
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PURE ESSENTIAL OILS

81 CUBEBs, Roses. Lemon. Jassa IS,
II mine, Nutmegs. Mile Fleur. S5x4
Peppermint, AnIse, Black Pepper, 80
Henlock. Origanum, Absy Grharnum, Cr9Ion.
Almond, Amber. Cassia. Ci9Ves, Copaiba.
FenneI. Jumper. Lavender, Mustard. Penny
royal. Rosemary, Sassafras, Neroli. Worm
seed, Musk. Violet. Melise. Balm. Cedrat, &c.
DIEMER & HAMPTON.
April 90. 1851.
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Marble.

FElfHIS is to notify the public generally that
IL w. H. MOORES isa legally author
lied agent for the Marble Yard al Nashville,
and ali contracts will be filled in the neatesI
mahnkr aud shortest notice possible. All
work will bs delivered at Fayetteville, or the
places mos, suitable. All kinds of Furniture
Monuments. Slabs, Head and Foot Stones,
eiihe1ot Marble or Lime Rock. Call and
seeIsHecimens Of italian and American Marble
RULE, STONE s. CO..
Apkl 90, 1851. By w. H. MooREs
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a Ga Hs D.

"a ~ "a a BE- =, -
.GOBB & WOODS would respectfully IN
~ form the public, that they have opened
and furnished with an abundance Of suitable
.PBOFENDER, large and commocIou s
livery Stable. capable Of securing coh
fouably 90 or 100 horses, and that they
are prepared to accommodate those desiring
TO hire either Horses or Buggies, a. reaso1a-
BILE rates. Corn, Fodder. Hay, sc. &c be
ing generally CASH articles, and the peculf Jar
character of the business, iotces US 10 require
the CASH IN ersrp instance for Horse Fead .
Sc, aud Horse and Buggy Hire. MAY
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-13

sWI 1t is now believed tnas ouf
Farmers have sustained less damage
from the frost, mentioned in our last
paper, than it has been the mlslor-
time Of many living in other sec
t;ons. It is true, however, that their
wheat, corn and cotton, IN many
instances. we're materially injured;
and some have been compelled to
plow up and replant entire fields Oh
corn and cotton. We hope the "set-
iino-in'' Of the present spell of warm
weather, viii soon change the appa-
rent bhghting prospects Of our de-
serving farmers.
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EC5PWe hope our friends IN the
country viii avail themselves Of such
advantages as must inure to the pur-
chaser from the present stagnation IN
the tra de of our town We trust our
Isolititude in this matter is not
prompted by a desire to see them
accumulate at the expense of our
trading men. We claim to have no
such partiality. Believing a limited
profit better than no trade, we feel at
liberty-yes, we consider it a duty-to
remind the farmer and Others, that it
IS anil wind that blows good to no
one. If necessity Or great anxiety
to trade, induces our merchants to
favor you with good bargains, we
Judge it is a matter of theiF own
slook-out," and not your fault. The
Glow. arduous and difficult process by
which you reach y our income, will
surely tend to ward of prodigality
n vo,,r expenditures. Hence, we in-
eor that tolearnof a prospect for good
bargains would by no means pc un-
pleasant.
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TENNESSEE

TENNESSEE,
Laurence County, Ldurencebmg.
Daniel. black, Sill 9 or l0H high, 50 or So
VT. old, weighs about 200 lbs. has large scar
on right arm caused by an axe. had on black
wool hat. black cassinet round aboot, pants Of
same: to H. l.. Doyle, West Tennessee
Committed April 4, 1851.
Williamson comfy, Franklin.
albert, mulatto. SIT or Gin high, 24yrs
old, weighs 100 lbs, hsps IN talking: to Wm.
Thompson, Kinds county. Miss. Committed
December 6.
} Morgan Cossnty, montgomery.
jonathan. copper color and large scar on
his nose. 22yrs old, says Maj. Jas. Ross sold
him 10 Mississippi trader from whom he es-
capped six weeks ago. Committed Jan. %.
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MONEY.

I'm consequence OF additional liabilities in
Il Cured by rebuilding my shop and other
houses. am compelled TO request those IN
debted to me by noie or account, 10 COME TOR
ward and square off the same. Nothing bu
the most urgent demands for Honey could
force ME TO make this request
hope all those indebted will feel them.
selves called upon TO come to my relief. b
30 doing YOU will much obiige
u E. G. G.. BEANLAND.
May 6, le5l.-,f.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-13

The City Of Washington has a
population of 40,O01, of which 81
SSB are free. The aggregate popu-
lation of the entire District IS 81
679. There are 427 productive es-
Establishments and 294 farms.
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iran! Tx M!

WE will keep on hap at all umss, a
w complete assortment of Iron, and So
Iicit the custom Of those wishing 10 purchase
for cash or on ilme- JusfI received xoOVO
pounds; it is in oar way, cqnie on ana TAKE II.
B. SHAPARD.
Jan IA. 1851 +
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August Election 1851.

CONGRESS FIFTH DISTRICT.
,r-5@ We are authorized 10 announce Hon
Il. w. zones, candidate for re election
d Congress.
STATE sEEATE-LlSCoLS AsD-rRAEKLIN.
frP We are authorized TO annnounce 30
4epI, w. Carter. ESQ.,, a candidate 10
MP. esent Lincn!a and Franklin Counties IN
the State Senate.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND GILES
tor We are authorized to announce Capl
{:eorge V. sIebo, candidate to represent
4.incqln and Giles Counties in the next Leg
4iature.
IrFp We are authorized 10 announce Dr..
T.. W. walton, a candidate TO represent
s.iacoIn and Giles Counties ~ the next Leg
isaiurp.
srfsWe are authorized 10 announce y. A.
S:aimtcIair. Esq. a candidate 10 represent
Lincoln and Giles Counties in the next Leg
iklature Subject 10 the decision OF Con
9enuon. ..
tEGISLATURE-LfECoL co.
eCPW We are authorized to announce sFen'
fg0bt. EaPQuhars0n, candidate 70 rep.
resenl Lincoln County in the lower oFaarh oil
DE next General Assembly
sCP We are authorized to announce MT
Bennett w. ChiIds. candidate toI rep
resent Lincoln County in the lower branch oil
the next General Assembly
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-13
swlNr: Georqe .StOaetraker,

swMr. Grorgs .Stoae5raker, at
considerable labor and no little ex-
pense, has succeeded in replacing
the buildings in his tam AID, which
we're thrown down BY the st orm, and
is now ready to reccife hides and sell
leather. Give him d call.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-05-13
CLOTHS, CAssEnIIiREs, &c.

A FINE lot Of CLOTHS, black ~
e and fancy G ASSIMERES; black. p
- satin and fancy VESTING; black
and fancy silk CRAVAIs; exITa hne and
medium HATS, extra fine BOOTS, sc. &c.
Walk IN, gentlemen.
April 22. B. SHAPARD.