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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-10

Considerable excitement has been
created in Norfolk, in relation to
tie Exchange Bank Of Virginia of
thatscily. 1t seems that the G ov-
crnor appointed certain directors OF
Tie bank, on the part of the State.
who, contrary to the wishes Of the
stockholders, made an attempt to
turn out of Office, MIR. Sharp, the
president of the bank. Failing in
the attempt to- accomplish their
purpose. these State directors ha We
decIafed that no paper shall be dis
counted as long as MIR. Sharp Te>
mains president Indignant at tn IS,
the stockholders have sent a cor b.
mittsc 10 Richmond to request the
Governor to revoke the appoint t
incnt of the obnoxious directofs
and put others in their places. No
little feeling exists among the busFE-
ness men Of Norfolk in consf-
quence OF these matters, and it Is
not known what will be the
result.
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sEJe We copy the following lelier from
Dr. w. J Richatds. one.ol the most respect
able physicians Of Cincinnati:
Conscious that il may appear un7rofessionll
for me 10 recommend a patent medicine, |
feel constrained from a sense Of duty TO ex-
press my opinion in regard TO tie virtues OF
DR.. Rogers Li'erwort and Tar. What |
say is from personal experiment ard a posi-
live assurance Of lis beneficial results.
The Patent, Mr.o Charles Wade, Sixth
street marker space. was Ggite low with the
early stagepf Pulmonary Consumption, for
which treated him IN the usual manner, but
withou, my usual success. AZ the request OF
himself AMI friends, examined the recipe OF
The above medicine. and being SATISFIED with
its composiio alIowed lie rial. And /
am obliged TO confess It's effect was. at least
surprising; Ensouuch that aiier the use of the
second bolIle, my professional visits were no
longer nece$sary, aud HE patient was restored
TO healxl.
The prof. sion feel satisfied would after
a ,ra coincide with me, In The adoption Of
the said NJ .acine in eases where The orGlna
T MIDI VI treatment eDiirely fails.
respectfully. w. j.. RItHARDs NJ. D..
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-10

coNGREss FIRTH DIsrRlcr.
s-pWe asr authorized ib announce Hen
&. W, JSDcs, candidate FOR re election
- Congress.
sr,rg srvArr-IaxcoLx ND rRAyKLlg
49, NE a,e authorized q, annuqgnce o
Sc. "a 81. et.5rscT, E,q., a ca4lilfe to
ras.+,eai Linfo.a AID blaA4lin Counties IN
tie STATE 5ena;e.
JEGisl t.Uar -liscoLf iAsD GILES,
r. Ns are aa'aorzfj q announce Capi
<-cIs..ye,ET. sZes5s', candidate 10 fepTesfat
Liacg.a.ac Cues C0aplys p 'hs psAi Lib
isia;ufe.
.EgS We are authorized t2 announce DT.
r. ". tsa:to.ss caDcidhie 10 repfesqHi
Lincoln aal Gaes CQuaues ID The mex; leg
isla!ure.
elJ7 We are authorized 10 announce }. 4.
a;Es.s.cs.3lg. 5.sSf., candi fl4;e 10 represent
E3Hc9ln anl Gues Counties in tne GeAt leg
[s~leiare-scLlect 10 lie decision CT Coz
veauoa,
izc1sLATURE- iISc9Lw CO.
- sFe a,e aathoFiz4dt 10 FnnQnnce Gen.
ta1i. E.sr1.IsEt :arsolz, candidate . rep
'ieseSl Liac5ln Conty in iae4i5wer bfauchIYf
the next Generai-Assambiy.
TIP We are authorized t5-announce MIR.
EseiHnet " Cliii5s. caneilate to rep
seseak I,aeola County In the lower blanch Of
Tie Pxt General Assembly.
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

The Undersigned will coni5nus
zs.sxss.sS the CIRcuLArfSG LIBR.RY eSiab
ks<A-S hshed by Ue5b s. Smith. 1a,y
will from time 10 uine make such additions
OF valuable WORKS IS cAnndI iqIl 70 make II
worthy the attention and patronage Of tue
READING COMMUNITY; and 10 sqch
persons as are not IN a suuauOn or have
noI the lEclInat:on to buJ Books, they wound
say take Ticket ~ The LIBRARY, and
you Will thus have an opportunity o. reading
on almost am subject y9u coutd trs'h, WIZ
OUT THE kXPENsE OF III INC Tt1H
BOOKS. Some who have taken The Tickets
have. uatia the space Of one term, read as
lhirh las sixty FIVE DOLLARS WORTH or
BSoKsi We mention this 70 show what "a
cilnes a person will have by becoming sub.
scriber There are very lew persons IN the
community WHO are wiling 10 buy what
Books they would like to read, as il Is quite
expensive. Tins difficulty Is entirety o6esa
ted by The Library. We have placed he
pace OF the Tickets 80 low as to be ieilhia
the reach Of ALONE DOLLAR AND
FIFTY CEN Is, EACH PER TERM OF
SIX MONTHS. 10 view of these facilities.
We earnestly invIle persons from the country
10 subscribe. Tile Library consists OF almost
erery bransa Of Science. Historical. Books
of Voyages and Travels. Religious, PoeucsI.
Miscellaneous Educational, sc Sc.
DlEMER s HAMPTON,
An,l 20 1851
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alAIslGE1 ARRIVALS
Goodrich, ssssc..anas, 6. Beavers,

C1OSz<kCAis sDsact1zatAiHE1 - ksCsaN -
(SUccesSprs 10 John Goodrich,)
BEG leave to announce 10 the c~-7
a6fid citizens Of Lincoln and he ,
i gu ! surrounding Counties. that ihey -
are now receiving dlrect from Phlladel pnla
an IMMENSE STOCK OF FRESH
sP8gsNG AND sUEzNEEEs GooDss
comprising one Of the finest. richest, ami
most rgried assortments OF LADIES
DRESS GOODS. the most ertensiee. rLE-
CAST and DESIRABLE Stocks OF CLOTHS,
CASSl MEkE..S and VE.$IiNGS and GEN
TLE1ih.N ) FURNISHINGS generally and
the largest and most completc assortment Of
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, BON
NETS. VARIETIES, HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, aUEENSWhRE, CROCE
RlES, SC, SC &c ever brought 10 this mar
kel, all Of which we PLEpGE ourselves 10
sell as Low as any regular retail house In
Tennebsee,
= Feeling confident we can make il the in.
terest of purchasers 20 deal with US. We ear
neslly solIdii our friends and the public gea-
orally 10 gave US cali and examine our
Stock.
eooDaIom. BUCHANAN & BEAVERS.
JYest Side Of the Public Square
Ardil5. 1851.
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d. II. FOs~AG q 60,
Commission Merchants and Factors,
Vaudcril0rss's wharf,
Charleston, S. c.

C7TN We Offer our services as ,
- Comnliss on Merchants and SSzIzs
Factors, in all the branches OF ihe Con4alIs
sion Business.
la the purchasing Of MERCHANDISE, on
orders, ace hare had much experience. and wilt
at all times properly attend 10 direct orders
10 our address, iorpurcha sIng and forwarding
Merchandise from THIS br olher,markets
lu all sales Of Properly and returns Of pro-
ceeds. we shall spstainI The interests Of our
Friends, and strIctiy follow orders. =.
Consgnmea's Of Properly Tor reshipment
10 other ports, by rail road or vessel, will re-
ceiye prompt attention.
6. NJ. FOWLE & co.
Charleston, S. e., AprIi 10, 1851.
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SUNLeRHESs

.QT0 CARB and Bicarb SODA. Pearl -
III. ash. Alum. Sdieratus. EPSON II
~ Salts, Roll Bnmstone, Sulp>-'r
n Subj, SIENNA Fol. Buchu. Chamonilz.
I,r..lIana, Colum6o. Gum Myrrh, Sail Petr.
REID Campho. Gum Arabic, Carb AmnonI,.
RheubaEb, ipecac, Jalap. StammonY, Opium.
Gamboge, AIoes, AsSai9uda. Red and Wb,ir
PrecIpHaie, ErgoI, BenzoIns Spts Ammonia.
Aqua Aumonia, LObelIa. JuJube Paste. Blps
Mass, Sumach Pui, Cores, Nuimeos. Ca
yenne and Back Pepper. Spice, Mace. sc
Surgical Instruments, POcAet Cases a nm,
assortment; Trusses, large assortment and
half dozen kinds; Uefo Abdominal sun
porteTs; SNUFF, Scotch, Gafreit's, EyerlT,s
and others, in bottles aud bladders; Snuff
Boxes, ass'd; EXTRACTS. ToiIei. LubID's.
.French, RousseIls, and Bohemian. for the
Handkerchief; C0iogneS and Ham OILS. Po
matums, Cosmetics; Rous>ei!'s. uaul'S, Tay
lor's and other SHAVING CREAMS; Soa1s
and Toilet Soaps; COMES. buffalo, ivory.
Shell and English Horn; Flesh. Hair ass'd.
Paint, VarniSh. Sash, Tool, Whilewash aud
other BRUSHES; Rife and Pistol Powder
Bar Lead, Shot. Percussion Caps, Powder
FIasks, F'hn;s, Fish Hooks and Lines kc
Alcohol. GIN. Braudies, old particular Port
Wine, fine Madeira for medical purposes.
Red aud White Leads, dry or graund M (,I>,
all kinds OF Paints, I.nsaed Oil5 Turpentiue
Tube CoIoGs, Indigo. Nadia. Paste Biackipn:
WINDOW GLASS, all sIze>; Vialsass'd. Glass
Jars, Boules and Fla>hs; LsMFs, stand and
suspension; Globes and Cones Tor LAMPS.
CIGARS. Of ali kinds; fne Virginia Tobacco.
sc. Sc. together with almost every arrcle M
the MedSca Line, which we Offer al the low
est prices to be had IN ID western markell
Nth fresh and pure Medicines, and the CON
slant services OF experienced D4uggisrs and
APothecdnes. all orders. Pkyscldss' pIeserl,
lions, sc. &c. VIII ae promptly fnd caIef liz
attended TO At ALI HsuRs.
Medical adejce giren free of Charge.
Call al The Drug AMI Aletlirai Depot Of
pikAlhh : HAMPTON.
West side Public square. tagetteyllie, fen.
AprIl %, 1851.
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sa5 's,Semi- Weekly Nfacs" is the

So ''.Sem5- Weekly AZ ws' is the
name of a new liter airy paper just
at AIurfrees borough, by
1UesSrs. WatklaS g. r4oks. The
people Rutherford have ongneeded
such q paper, and now that the want
has been supplied, We hop L they will
it in such q manner, as to
make glad the heart Of The printer.
We have placed the 1sNcI cs" On our
~IE1 .53 Aangc List" and h Ppe to re-
cqive it regularly,
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The Wheat in this vicinity give
fairer promise of an abundant CROP
than we remember to have seen be
fore. We have repeatedly heard
farmers remark, within the last tef
days, that they never before saw
" heat look SO well at this season
as il does now. If no bad weatheI
shouts occur between this and bar
vest, the Wheat crop OF Central In
diana will be astonisHingly large
M3.afqpoliS Sentinel, ed.
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REANEGWA

IN consequence OF additional liabilities IN
Il cured by rebuilding my shop and other
houses. am COMPELLED to reques4 those m
debied 10 me By note or account, 10 come Tor
ward and square off the same. Nothing but
the most urgent demands Tor money could
force me 10 make this request.
E | hone all those indebted will feel them
selves called upon 10 come to my reiief. BY
so doing you will much obige
e. 6. G.. BEANLAND,
M1y fp51 If
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The Nashville Wing contradicts
the report that the Cholera had
made its appearance in that city
The Wing saws: Our city was never,
al this season Of the year, in a more
healthy condition. Not single
ease Of cholera has been known here
this summer, and we are strongly in
homes that our city will entirely es-
cape this pestilence during the pres
ent season.
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xTRACTs.
PURE ElssENT,EAE OILs
April %. is.

CUBEBs, Roses, Lemon. Jassa- -.
a mine. Nutmegs, Mile Fleur. 80
d Peppermint, AnIse. Black Pepper, -
Hemlock, Origanum, 4 bsy ihamum CrSion.
Almond. Amber. Cassls. Gloves, CopaIba.
Fennel. Jumper. Lavender. Mustard. Penny
royal, Rosemary, SasSafras, Neroli. Worm
seed, Musk. Vioiet. Mellse. Balm. Cedrat. sc
DlEMER * HAMPTON
April %. 1851.
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% eTog5co,

A LII those indebted to Us either BY note
IA or account, are requested 10 make I'M
mediate payment; all claims not paii or
otherwise arranged BY the 25sE2 o. g5.Glc
inst, viii be placed IN tie kaRds Of an officer
for collection. Having disposed Of our stock
OF Drugs, Books. &C. 10 Aiessrs. DIEIER &
HAMPTON, we are anxious to close our bust
ness as soon as possible We hope, therefore,
thai all persons indebted to Us lriu consider
themselves included in thus notice.
WEBB & SMITH,
June 3, 1851.
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~ ggaRoYS EeBeGSs

TIE underslgned-being pre-
Sss=S9s pared to do all descriptions Of
k-@<S IEeuse, sign, and other
Painting, apcr-Ez:iEsf, ing, and (z-;a-
Zing, III as good style as iAat of The best
workmen in NASHVILLE or elsew bere-wouid
respectfully solicit an engagement in any OF
The foregoing branches Of business by those
desiring wofk OF the kind. l'or evidence Of
his ability. he refers to work he has already
done here
June 10, 1851. r. RUTH.
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Iron! ErOn!!

T9TE viii keep on hand al all umes. a
w complete assortment Of Iron, and So
lict the custom OF those wishing to purchase
tor cash or on TIME. Just received 2o0C0
pounds; II is 10 or way, come on and take IT,.
3. SHAPARD.
Jan. If. 1851.
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35-Te are requested give no
tee that an Anniversary Sermon Of
the Lincoln County Bible socity,'
viii be delivered at the Meth odist
Church in this place, on Sabbath
the 18th inst.
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~ ADVERTISEMENTS and Compn8icationR
mas! be handed mo the Once By Saturday.
Morning, 10 insure an appearance in tk4
nyx, &c h's Paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-10

New Posr OrFIcEs.-The fol
lowing new post offices have re-
Gently been established in Tennes
see Slidbridge, Giles county, s.
II. ST out, P. III, West View, Ham
lion, S. L. gon, p NJ; Rally Hill,
Maury, Duncan McRae, 2. NJ
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SECOND ARR VAL FOR 1851
CHEAP CA SIT STORE,
JEest side Of The PuJl1c Square.
w. I'll. Webb,

- Has ius, received, in addI- etes
- lion 10 his former stock, a
SSaFz=Ss BEAUTIFUL assortment of S~s-
SPRING 3 SUMMER GOODS
and he cordially invites The Ladies, and ali
those who wish to buyt pretty CteaP Goods,
10 call aud examine his stock cf LADIES
D3EG3 G0ODs,
Silks. figured Swiss Muslins, isckonets,
coloted Berases, water embroidered do, fancy
Law rs, Belgium lawns, Apaccas, Cling
hams, cam6lic and lawn HandkerchielS;
French, English and American PriLis. Bon
acts, Ribbons, fae French Flowers, Gloves,
Mns, Veiis, cotlon Hose, ParasoIs, and fine
:,Ss6stment Ladies, Misses and Chlldren's
Ssuor : Also. se.nU-n and bleached Domes-
les Camlets. Chau.bsays, Hampshire Pr
mems Tenae4 see Couonades, Caiiio[nia o.
New York Gdm!els, Cassimores, iwv-F's;
t3rovn, bleach III and Irish Linens; DTilngs
and IiicEings, Hats. Shoes and SaspeBdafs;
fax. spun. shoe, aud spool Thread; the best
of Sugar, Conae, Teas, common and ine To
baceei Cigars, Snuff; sperm. star and tallow
Candies; Wines, Cofdlals, Pruues. Pickles.
Sc, constantly in store, and for sale low.
IA 3GD9
>4o Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Soda,
Saeratus, Powder, Shot, Lead
i'acds, Nails BraLs. Indigo. Nader, Cotton
Cares. Collins. Axes, Curry Combs, Spades,
S'hoveis, Traces, Hames and Collars, Trunks,
Pms. Needles. Fish Hooks, Suspenders, Ia
be and Pocket Cutlery, Hard Wave. Tin
Ware. Glass and QUEENS Mare, ani. MANY
other articles, in the Dry Goods and Grocery
line, all ofSwhich he will sell very low for
cash, or To-
Don't forg3tto cali at WEBBs, where you
wi' fad a certain cure for coughs, colds. sc.
COUGH CANDY, wholesale
and retail. by WI. II. WEBB.
,r,t 20 1871
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s9gHeag G D0Gss
aEEssz'SS4s

ggyHIS is to honfg the puolic generally that
1 ". II. MOORES is a legally alihof
lzsd agent for'ihe Marble Yard at Mash 'J5iie,
and ali contraess will be flied in The ueatest
ii amer aud Shortest notice possible. All
work viii be delivered at Fayetteville, or the
places most suitable. ALI kinds 81 Furniture,
Slabs, Head ahd Foot Stones.
either OF .iIarbte or Lime Rock. Call and
see specimens Of Italian and American Marble
RULE, STONE & CO..
April %, 1851. b. w. H. MooKEs
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e. Acknowledgements are ins4tled in ih4
oider III which they are handel in.
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a G1A e BD.

NOBB 81 WOODS wouid respectfully in
u form tie public, that they have cpene
and furnished with an abundance Of suitable
PROV ENDER, a large and commoGIous
Livery SsiBie. capable of securing com
fortably 80 or 100 horses, and that they
are prepared 10 accommodate those desiring
TO hue either Horses or Baggies, al reasona-
Die rates. Corn. Fodder, Ifav, Sc. &c. BE-
ing generally CASH articles, and the peculiar
character OF The business, forces US 10 requite
the CASH IN egery Instance for Horse Feed :.
sc, and Horse-and Buggy Hire. May b
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FAxETTEv1LEE Boog sroe-

800 The undersigned keep large
/.s@z@ ctock OF BOOAS aod PAPER.
,-A----l--14S sonsisiiag oi Nedlcat, Historical.
Foeucal, miscellaneous ard school Books Of
aiisorls and sizes; PAPER, post, cap. music,
note, drawing and perforated, tine assorI-
meol; euer aud n0ie ENvgLoPES; plain and
fancy or figured FisIrING CARDS; M0uoes :
Waters; Sealing Wax; Wafer stamp; sand
and Sand Boxes; Cord anl ojtrl Pen; Pen
Holders; Oh Gums INK. -b.ack. blue, ned aud
IndclIb.e, Of the hnesI gual.,y lax Stands:
States and Slate Pencils; SILVER, cedar auI
lead pE1cIIs; Pencil Points. sc. Sc.
All persons wishing 10 purchase, any Of the
above Articles: are earnestly solicited 10 call.
and they SHALL ( SUITED bo.h ~ pgics and
quality.
DlEMER s iIAaPTQN.
April 20. 1851.
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Fer the ladies.
60 FANCY Dress SILK,
49, black = do do
~ Foulard 30
Embroidered Swiss;
Thread, Jaconet, aad SWISS EDGISGs;
DO do Go lNsERTIEGs;
black Silk LACE;
RIBBONS and FLOWERS;
CAPEs, Collars and CUFFS;
Drawn Silk BoNsETs (whlte;l
PARAsoLs AMI FANS;
EAR 2INGs and BRlAsT Piss;
Linen aud Cambrc HAHDKERCHlEFS;
KID GLOVES, good assortment;
in fact, every article Of Ladies Dress Goods,
Of the lateskstyles.
May q. - }. SHANkLlN x %.
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DENTAL NapwECE.

e. Doctor Botcior respectfully
eIfrrS announces 10 the cilizer9oi Fay
euevIlle and lis environs, that lie viii remain
at Mr.. Hines Hotei during The ensuing week,
fol the purpose of rendering bis l'EOsGs-
siOnai services TO those wishing TO avail
themselves OF the opportunity Offered -aad
sohcls that they call al their earliest con
venleDce. June 10, 1851.
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LADIES,

~ I'BAvE variety CT Dress c-ze>
11..li,-,, Goods, Bonnets. Ribbons. =--7-------
- Flowers, Parasois, fac hi SHOES, sc,
tnai aouid like TO show you. Give me cali
Aprll y =. SiAPAItD.
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Ak coLLEoroa-;IF 4oHH co. 4
frP we are auihoFizf| 10 aahounce
f2a,sesls greea.s.eza. lsAsI. a car&,l are ioI
Tax Collector Of tins county, tfr Leg
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Cheap Casb Store!
8. j. saIANhAsN Il 60,
IHooF <,Jo nf }Io ,CS,yo,.9

West Side Of The Spsars,
FAYETTEVILLE, TENN,
I'm the House recently occupied by Mr, J,
l. A. MCPHAIL. respectfully beg leave 10
cal the attention of ine ctizen5 IL hlncoin
and the adj dining CoGnlleS to the LARGE
STOCK OF
STAELE AID EATGE
ED E& VI G& "a 49, ID SEQ
just received, which We will take great pleas
ure ia showIngto all who VIII give Us call
Cash buyers VIII find RI 10 their interest 10 call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere, as
,cs intend TO sell to,c for cash
S. J, SlIANKLlN s. co.
We viii take in exchange for Goods
Feather Beescar, HomcspUn. Linsey, Jeans,
Sc, 5. J. $. x co.
May 27. 1851,
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r a R.'TEEg.

HzHE following articles Will be taken in
eYchsnre Tor groceries, CALLOW
BEESWAX, FEATHERS, GINSENG,
BACON. LARD, country made CHEESE
and BUTTER.
May 90 G. d. MckklNAiE.
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For Gentlcnaen.

ga BLUE, black and browa CioTH; a
IAlkA plain and fancy Cassimeres; 80
Vestlngs;
Hats, Boots and Shoes.
MAY II. S. ]. SHANKLlN s co.
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= REGIS ER-I.IrsCoLN CO.

srnWa ars authorized to announce FsE-
ra.Z Esssis.s;se. Esq.. csediiale for Re
giz<el IL ihe' March iAecllea, 1857.
I/erE% We are aulharized 10 announce
~! Il k. ss.E.rv q. ~ c7isSsa. eaudsdaEe
tor IirsisIer al The Sissrh Election, loJ2.
g57 We are ahjhoriz j 10 ahaounte
RE.scl7 e. Ferry candidate icF ieglsi4r
at lac March Eiecuoa. lo52.
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clRtrIr coanr cLERE -LIacoLN Cd. !

cIRFUIT Co9RT cLERE-LIac oLN 60.
sr i-llY efe authorized 10 ahgonRce .gss@.
Y. 6..Eieosst, cara date for Circuit Count
C.44s AiJae March Eecu5a. lS52
ar1 We are authorized 10 annouHde
R0rgsFt :. woodward, j candidate 14r
CreuiI Court Clss al the Nlafch Eiecuon,
1852 II
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Setting UP House keeping.

DOTS, Ovens, SkIllets, Chairs, Pals, Pig
z gins, Tubs, Cb1rns, &c. &c.; all the ar
ucIes necessary. Come all you young mar
ried people give US call, al
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ERssR',
Leo. Here.

AACG4C EAD3'U.
Of 49, 5' Hsss e ai'S m n"a no1as
business al nay OLD STAND, North East Cor
ner Of hid Pujiic Square, where will be
pleased TO see ami wait upon ali persons
wishing u bay Goods, Groceries, SC. 1iy
ME B. SlAPARD. <
ApNI %, 1851.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-10

reg Hon. IN 3. Iip3ey died at
Rad irh, West tennessee, on Tuesday.
9th ult., ffem injuries received IN a
fall. lie wasac4-Judge Of the Su-
irene Court Of this State, and al
the time CT bis death Judge OF the
Common Law ana Chancery Court
of Memphis. lie was an ornament
to society.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-10
March Election --ls52.
suERIFF-LINcoLa co.

srts We arqsialh0rzel to announce .E;i j.
Gas. 81. EEls.sI1s, a canlllRle- iot 5i.erllf al
/ the tfsrc- Election, 1852.
81 II We are alih0rzed TO announce S<e-
p9,als 'E'0.-ss.asC.ie, a cauh,daie ior Shdr-
III al he Mach Election. 1872
si-lFs y'a >Ne authorized 10 announre
IEGicilsr.g ~ i5EGc. candidate ior Shebii
al tAeI Ialar:.i !..sc;loa, !eJ2.
cdUHrY COURT cLERK-LtYeoLY CO.
sC5P We are authorized 20 ahnuunce C0Fs-
sf;s-sH S.s2Eg.s, Esq, candidate tor Couh-
iy Ca4d Clerk a Hse '.t5Tch Election, 1872.
r 5s We are suihorized to aunoante
George ds,Zai,sg sa;t3sr, candidate ipI
Co5nty CoJM Gleik al the N4gch Eiectioh
1882.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-10
SNUFF.

SCOTCH, Carers, Turell s. Halls. Mac
y aboy-s tine article.
May 6. @. L. Mc.N ENZlE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-10

10 The Ha5 Storm which passed
over town pn last Sunday week, was
mora extensive than vas at first an
ticipated. In some parts Of Nc nth
AlabaHla the growing crops OF corn
and cotton were almost entirely de-
stroyed; and house and fences were
Frustrated by the wind No lives
lost. Hail also fell BIT the same time
inltho northern part of this ST ,e,
near the.Kentueky line Cpnside ra-
BILE damage was done to the growing
crop Of corn, wheat, SC, ahd much
injury to the Tobacco plants. The
hail stones we're as large as walnuts,
and qui,e as solid.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-10

10 ~. B0teJef is in town, and
tenders ihis professional services
through the QjSqc6r today. AoY
IS the time to have the "adLing
grinders" provided fer
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-10

81 sdmething S wrong in the
n all arraD gcmeh.s. Oar Nash vile
papers apH6ar u have a-deci Fed relish
iJr the CbIambia route to Alabama
at least, We .ipdgo 50 from the fact
that they Oh take thai lin E.
The Stage Of Friday week brought
nd Nashville Paper Maj at all on
th Z f9llo#ins Sunday II arrived here
from Huntsville.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-10

~ On last Sunday week We were
yi#ittd with quite hool st0y+R- The
vegetation vas pninjured.
srp The rec ont rains have put
an entirely new appearances on the
fcld5in this section. Sudh Of cur
farmers as we b I'VE seen, anticiP ate
an ample harvest Of cofi' The
w.iEa5 crop looks tolcrably well, while
the appearance Of eds is very I'M
favorable.