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former have seen made during the week a
10 10 1O4, and OF Shoulders 81 10 q, iiaii''
8 10 70.
Beef. Mess l2a p bbl Prime 8 No J
l19.
Butter. Prime 2oto 81 CTS.
Coffee. Choice Green, 81 to 10. Porto
Rico. II 10 lls.
Flour. Western o. bill, / so, Balti-
more, 4 25 10 so, Bolmonte and Eagle, 8
Gram. Corn, per bus b, IS TO 70, oafs
Oh
Lard. 10 10 IL per B
.Molasses New Orlea hs, per gal 10 TO
30, IIaranna "a, Muscov4do, 81.
Sugar. Muscovado, Sd IS, Havana
White 81 10 So. do Brown 81.
RICHMOND, VA.-Bacdn. New Bacon
sides, 8. shoulders. 8, ha'hs 10 TO l95.
Butter. Firkin, 10 to ! b, Fresh Boil, 90
to % els.
Bcoswax. "a to 80 CTS per Ii.
Cotton Yarn. 90 cts, pf fb.
Coffee. Old Java, 81 u %, Lasuyra lo1
10 III, Rio II TO III els.
r-e,hcrs. Live geese 6 to 373 cts.
Lard. lo,o..H!
Molasses: New Orleans, in barrels -
10 80, Cuba 90 20 10 IS fls., Porto Rico,
&c to 80.
Oats. As TO SO CTS. :
Sugars. N. Q. ST to ID Porto Rico 6 TO
TIC.
INV ORLEANS, Lac flee. There has
been fair demand FOR O Office, partly for
speculation. chiefly OF 9 70 st CTS per ID
though some inferior parcels were sold as
low as 8tcts per Ii. About 1900 bags were
disposed Of al 9 10 90 CTS per b Tor good
quality. Two additional cargoes, together
74l8 bags--haye been received, making The
direcs imports lhom Isl September 10 dale
247,l06 bags against 2o8,258 10 same date
last year.
Sugan The supply exceeds the demand
and the market is unsettled, with prices
about / TO lower. We quote lair al o. to
81, prime 10 choice So to 81.
Mola.ses. Receipts lighs-choice re-
boiled 90 10 81
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G. II. EoyyAE q co,
Commission Merchants and Factors,
yunaerslorsi's wharf,
Charleston, S. c.

rTTTN We offer our services as
- Commission Merchants and Asszzs4,
Eacf,rs ln all the branches OF the COlllIIs-
sion Business.
In the purchasing Of MRRoHANDlsE. on
orders. ,ge haze had much erperience. and will
At all times properly attend 10 direct orders
TO our address. for purchasing aHd\ forwarding
Merchandise from this VI oIher markets.
In all sales Of property and returns Of pro-
ceeds we shall sustain The Interest,", Of ou
Friends, and slnciiy follow orders.
Cvnsignmenis Df Properly for teshiAmeh
10 other ports, by rail road or vessel, WIN re
ceige prompt aI!eniien. ~
G.. NJ. FOWLE & COZ
Charleston, S. C., Apni Is, le5i.
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LINE OF roy Z!
HORSE COACHES,

FROM Nashville 10 Huntsville. alb
Leaves NASHVILLE. Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Sundays. az s p. II.
Leaves HUNTSVILLE, Tuesdays, Thus
days and Sankey's, al 9 Il. VI. Through
in 81 hoIrs. Fare, 81.
..zar,.srx, Tn Proprietor can say tha'
-EE-e----zs.2. this Line is well stocked with
Coaches ana Horses, COOP, CAREFUL,
soBER Drivers; ami IN 60 days-ihe Rail
Road beng completed to Mufireesbnrp', will
connect the Stage, reducing the Stage travel
10 SIS miIes-wil make this Lile more de
sirable than any other. Thankful TO the
public Tor THEN generous support heretofore,
| hope TO meet continuance Of the same.
JOHN HERHiFORD. f
Mau12 1871
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LAEsGE ARRIVALS
Goodrich. BucsaaIaa1, q Beavers

Goodrich, Buchanan & Beavers,
(Successors 10 JOHN Goodrich,)
BEs leave to announce 10 the oev
,df6i6 citizens Of Lincoln and the }
! guy surrounding Counties, that hey "
AZ now receiy,ug direct from Philadelphia
an IMMENSE STOCK OF FRESH
spEsENG and SUMNER GOODS,
comprising one Of the finest, richest. and
most varied ass0Ttmenty OF LADIES'
DRESS GOODS, the most ertensiSe, ELE-
CANT and DESIRABLE Stocks OF CLOfiiS,
.CASSIMERES and VESIlN.S and GEN
|TLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS generally and
the largest and most complete assortment OF
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS. BON
NETS, VARIETIES, HARDWARE,
CUTL ERY. QUEENSW ARE, GROCE
RIE.S, st sc. Slc- ever bought to this uiar
ket, all Of which we PLEDGE ourselves 10
sell as I'd W as any regular retail house in
TENNESSEE.
Feelin9 confident we can make il The in
terest Of purchasers % deal with US. We ear
nesdy solicit our friends and The psbllc gen
orally, TO give US q call and examine our
Stock.
GooDgicH. BUCHANAN BEAVERS.
Vest Side If the Public Square
April Is, 1871
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PETEgEl ESSENTIAL OILS

. CUBEas, Roses, Lemon. Jassa- ~.
Y mine, Nutmegs. Mile Fleur, 5Isssss
D Peppermint, Auise, Black Pepper,
demlock, OrIgaaum. Absy Eihan1m CreIon
Almond. Amber. Cassia. Gives. Copaiba
FeInel. Jumper, Lavender, Mustard. Penny
royal. Rosemary, Sassafras. Neroli. Worm
seed, Musk. Violet. MeIise, Balm, Cedrat. s.
DlEMERl s. HAMPTON
April %, 1851.
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MONEY!.

EN- consequence OF additional liabilities IN
& Cured by rebuilding my shop and o'ae'
houses, am compelled 10 request th'Te IA
debled TO HE by note 81 accou Ut, 10 cohDe ' .
ward aud square Oh the SANE: No'lI"s %
The most urgent demands iof -h1VsseS GUN
force me 10 make this Request
hope all those Indebted WIZ 'Fei 'Ae1, ~.
selves called upou 10 cou'e 20 ny ie'iei' ~
81 doing YOU will much obllge
= 4' - &. G. G. BEANLAND.
NAV G. 195l.--ll.
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clnCUI. Aglsau LIDRAE5g I.

The undersigned viii dontart
1'SssssSrls the CIReULAnRc LlBRARE esial
L4S1S lsBed By WeLt S Sa.ihl !ktI5
will iron uInd 10 time make such aEldiuous
Of valuable wOTss as Cannot fail 10 make IL
worthy the al.ertion and patronage II TIE
READING GOMMUtfTT; sad 70 such
persbns as are not 10 : situation bT have
not HE inclination 10 yty booss, uisi would
saw lake Iqclet IN the Library, and
,on viii thus have an opportunity Of reaeir
IN aiI,osr mn subject lcH could tcisH wi.ul
orr 'FHE EXPENSE OF BUYING THE
ROOioS. SONG who have taken The Tickets
have. ,olhia TIE space Of one Term. read as
high as sixTF FIVE DOLLARS woHrH CT
BooKsi We mention this 10 shew Fha, Ia
CITIES person viii have by GeeoGliiig a sGh.
scNber. There are V'5y lew IieTseGIs ID Ihe
community WHO are wiling 10 b4y what
Books they would Ike 70 Teadj as illis quito
expensive. This difficulty IS elfustI tLri4
ted BIZ \ths f.iJrary. We have pl}ceJ he
price OsNhb Ihs kels 80 low as 70 "a triMis
tie reacE\io6 >krL-ONE DOLIAk hNIb
FIFTY CENTS EACH PER TENN or
SIX MONTHS. IL vi,w q l.rse ilc.Ilues
VIZ eaen esily inyfie persons from The Country
10 subscribe. The Library cs.usigis a slulost
srerl brunch Of Science. Historical Book
Of Voyages and Travels. Religious. lloeueal
Miscellaneous Educational, &c Sc
! i,IENER s. HAMPTON
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oEsOEsCe.

ALL those indebted TO US either by note
"a Or account, are requested to make I'M
mediate payment; all claims not pail or
otherwise arranged by the 25th Of june
inst, will be placed in The hands fan officer
for collection. Having disposed Of our stock
Of Drugs. Books, &C. 10 Messrs. DIEMER s
r ,NpToN. we are anxious TO close our bust
cess as SOON as possible. We hope, therefore.
thar all persons indebteGto US tciH consider
Themselves included in this notice
WEBB s. SMITH.
r.. o tS-I
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! eTEsgeeDg2o

FE9IIlS Is 10 notify the public generally that
( 4. ". II. MOORES IS legally author
lzed agent for the Marble Yard at Nashville
and ali contracts viii be filled in the BeaIesI
manner and shortest notice possible All
work will be delivered at Fayetteville, or The
places nostsuIlab!e. All kinds of F'urG,ture,
Monuments, Slabs, Head and Foot Stones,
either OF Marble % Lime Rock. Call and
see specimens OF Italian aud American Marble
RULE, STONE s. CO..
April %. 1851. BY W. II. MooREs
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front Iron !!

yyTE Will kick on hand al all umes, a
w complete assortment of Iron, and So
lien the custom ot those wishing 10 purchase
f., cash or ON ,jne last received $4,000
popnls. il is in o,,r way. come on and lake It.
b. SHAPARD.
I'm II 1871
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- ~. IS. Ii lgnaa VIII preach

the fSnersl sermon Of the late Hrs
1b7.s. consott Of III. va. -1tIJs, Of
this place, lat Cedar Grove Schooi
House, near GarES Ferry, some TWO
ana htaf miles from town, on
the ffb Sa5Jat4 Of the present
month.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-17

sp Dr. ..Jas. a. j te9a@y IS the
democratic candlesate i9r tae Leg p
llture IN Williamson county Nc
.bopa he viii be elactod-h9 would re-
iisct credit on any constituency
g,bo DaefJr has four whig opponents
Iio The field.
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cn.. MSS -rlrrn plsrRler.


q. y We are authorized 10 announce = o'
e.. 81. K0G e, q Candidate for iee'eG'l9i
~ Congress
= ,~r-tiycoIs Asp RAaKLiS.
re are authorized 10 aapnouia.ce . y
crsiI *. Garter, Hsqi,. raaa'ss'f = =
r45.4senl E.,ncold and tf&hkAn No1''''f0 =. a.
lae STATE Senate.
49,. ',,.- - a,,,borlzsa 10 announce Cap
yte01ge v. zseDo. candid aie 70 r l'ISer -
laaco.a aaa G.lss Cooe'ieS IL we '-' - -
isiaio,e- ~, 40 .e,bor;zsd to aanouace DE-.
H. ~. tsrl3csa, u cancidate 70 "a
Lin o.a al l;i!ss Counties IN 1Ae lsA ir's
i'.e.i.s' ,s i. .,,.borizel 10 Announce . a.
S.El1fe3zeig'. Esq. caediia'e 70 'ei'Egfen
I.iafaIn ana Giles Counties "a 'ne EEK -
l>s,are-st,jecl 10 the decision O. e1ol'
veAUQn.
j.zG!s1 Art RE--L I2scoLN Co.
81 Ne ale authorized % anh9uE Z -
EEob1- H. F,t2sss.aEscis, c7naid@'e !" tsi.
resent Liacoh County IL tie .oWeI oF@hcA y
The next GegeIal Assembly -
eCe We are Authorized 10 announce 4'.i
zse.2mcc va CzsIsds. candidate I" beP,
feseni Lincoln County 10 the lpwsr DIaAS' =
The nezi General Assembly.
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POSTAGE
ASaNEsTaoI EHa7N9eTs

IHE underslgned-belng pre-
pared to do all descriptions OF
ESS HOUSE, Sign, and other
Permitting, PsDeE-fanging, aad GA
z5rt,r, in as gopd style rs thaI Of the best
workmen in NASHVILLE or lsewhere-would
respectfully solci, an engagement in any OF
The foregoing branches OF business by those
les;Iinnxpork OF the kind. For evidence Of
his abi,lw. he refers to work he has already
10ne here.
June TO, 1851 K. RUTH,
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A "a sg Ed.

NOBB s. WOODS would respectfully in
u form hepubIlc, that they have. opened
and fun. shed with an abundance 2i suitable
PROV ENDER, a large and commocIous
Every Stable, capable Of securing com
fonabiy 90 or leo t."rses, and-shat they
are prepared TO accommodate those desiring
to hire either Horses or Blggies, al ieasond-
bic rates. Corn, Fodder. Hay. sc. sc. be-
inq generally CASH articles, aud the peculiar
character OF the business, forces US 10 require
abe CASH in eUsr7j Instance tor Horse Feed,
Sc, aud Horse aud Buggy Hire. May
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SECOND ARRIVAL FoRIe5i!
NJ The
CHEAP CASH SIOREs
INes5 Side Of the PaDHe Square.
w. I'll. w ebb.

x ton 10 his f9nmer stock, S
$3.50 BEAUTIFUL assortment OF s'
SPRING 3 SUMMER GOODS
and he cordially invites the Ladies, and ali
those who wish 10 buy pretty Cheap Goods
70 call and examine his stock of LADIES
DRESS GOODS.
Silks, figured Swiss Muslins, iackoneis'
coored Berages, water embroidered do, fancy
Lawns, Belgium Lawns, AlpaccaS' sing
hams, cambria and lawn HandEeTcnieis;
French, English and American Prints, Bon
nets. Ribbons, fine French Flowers, Gloves,
Mis-. Wells, cotton Hose, PaEssols, and tine
assortment Ladies, Misses and Chlidren's
SHOES. Also, brown and bleached Domes-
tics. Canleis, Chambrays, Hampshire u
mems. Tennessee Cotton&des, California do,
New York Caullets, Cassimeres, Tweeds;
brown. bleached aud Irish Linens; Drilhngs
-ad T.ckings, Hats. Shoes aud Slspenders;
fax. soun. snda. and spool Thread; the best
IF Sna,r. Coffee. treas. cor mon and Inc >, l O.
bacco. Cigars, sruni srsrm. star and 'al.0W
CaaJlss: Wines, Coriials, PrunvS, Pickles
sc. constantly III store, and for sale .ow.
AH@@o
Sea PEPPER, Spice, Ginger, Soda,
Salerhtus, Powder, Shot, Lead,
Iacks, Nails, Brads, Indigo, Nader, lotion
cards. Collins, Axes. Curry Combs, Spades.
Shcvels, Traces, Hanes and Collars, lrulks'
pms. Needles. Fish Hooks, Suspendtrs. Ia
be and Pocket Cutlery, Hard Wares TIN
Ware. Glass and Queens Ware, and many
other arucles. in the Dry Goods and Grocery
line, all If which he will sci! very low Tor
cash, or To-
Don't forget 10 call at WEBB's, where you
will end a certain cure for coughs, colds, &c.
VICTORIA COUGH CANDY, wholesale
and retail. by w. Il. WEBB.
Arr,i 80 1851
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Ia .Lt. Caag. IFlzis, Of Cincin-
natl Type Foandary,-@ill please ne
fifv US when he starts the type We
last ordered.
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Nl0Nh RRa,Ra

EEAVING purchased The Goods and Books
Z s. of J.lo. J. Hodge S. Co.. vii CONTINUE
business al nv OLD STAND, North East Cor
ner Of the Public Square. where | will be
pleased 10 see and wait upon all persons
wishing 10 buy Goods, Groceries. sc. Try
me 3. SaAPARD.
Anil % io5l
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LLADkES.

/ ~ IHAvE variety Of Dress g.,
fFrf4 Goods, B5inels, Ribbons, 7Z-E-----
* Flowers, ParasoIs, fac kid Shoes, sc
ltnaI would like 10 show you. Give me Cal
| April y. b. SHAPARD.
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FAY ETTEVTEEE COLLEGE
Ncttce TO MECHANICS.

GEALED proposals Tor the brick and GOOD
y work OF College EsiHce, 10 0a
,recred a, FAYETrEv1LLE, Lincoln County.
Tennessee, will be received from tries ia.
sons and Carpenters until the Nrss DAY 0a
August next. Said sdifce IS TO be con-
siructed OF BRICKS 10 be 13S feet long,
10 feet wide, : stores high. aud containing
about rs rooms. The draft pi The building,
and ell the particulars thereof. may be seen
al any time By any one wishing 10 become q
bidder for the work by applying TO John NJ
Bright, ESQ, at his office in Fayetteville
the building 10 be completed within t,co years
from the date OF accepting proposals. TERMS
-one-ihrd 10 be paid On the first day OF
January hext, one third twelve months there
alter, and the balance when The work IS com
pleisd Bond with approved secunly VIII be
required Of contractors. All cornmunicaIions
TO be addressed. pos, paid, 10 the undersigned
Fayetteville, Tennessee
JAMES l.. THOMSON.
Chm Building Comm ittee.
Ar
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CLOTHS! CAsgI5F EIsEs, &c

a FINE lbt of CLOTHS, black -sz
II and fancy CASSiMERES; black, ~
- SATIN aud :ancy VESTING; black
and fancy silk CRAVATS; extra tine and
medium HATS extra fine BOOTS, SC. sc.
Walk IN, gentlemen.
April q. 3. SHAPARD.l
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setting Up housekeeping!
UaOTS. Ovens. SkiIlets, Chairs. Pals. Pig
GINS, TUBS, Churas, sc. &C.; all The ar
ucles necessary. Come all you young mar
RED people give US call, al
D. SHAPARD.
Jan 4,t8JL *
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-17

Adyices from Rio ID Janeiro to
the 18Th April state thai during 'he !,
nreyious ten days l,l56 persons \ lad
died Of the yellow fever, and tha ! !. a. a
least five times that number had lal-
len victims TO the samf cisease 10
the provinces and on que coa.'. :,
Pernambuco dates to n E Zotii n r u
report but ffw cases Of lever 81 y u
port.
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49, Advertisements are ]nsorIed in
O ie, in which they are handed in.
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oVG9gE,. g OGGSs

Seo Now RECEIVING, direct from
Esx PARLIAMENTARY, a general assert
,n.nl II STAPLE and FANCY
DRY GOODS
which | will sell al SMALL PROFITS ior caSN'
ar ~ nunctuaI dealers on The usual time. y
April22 b SIiAPARD.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-17

The n. Y. Herald publishes a
letter from Charleston, S. G.. to the
effect that the British Government,
through its secret age pts, is tam
pering with the populdr leaders in
South Carolina, urging them to-
wards secession, with the view OF
producing a dissolution OF tile con-
federacy. and Afterwards turning
il to the benefit OF England, by CON
trolling the cotton TRACE ana gene
raj commerce OF the S puth.
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- By the barrel or retail.
~ &. SiAPARD.
Jan. 81.
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BARTER.

fzFHE following articles will be taken il
q exchange for Groceries, tALLOlg
RFESWAX, FEATHERS, GINSENG
BACON. LARD, couatsy made CHEESE
and us | : 20 NN' GD. MsKENzFE.
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nraisfER-LINCOL.N 60.

kr-Fs = q are authorized I'd announce Ez1-
~,'.z. Ess,fl.5;ps, Esq, a candidate fgg Re
gis,sf al lac Mafca Eiecu5n, 1902
eUF~ We are authorized 10 announce
e.. IzegiGl,,s Z z 2. C1slsoal' candidate
tor Register al tie hiatch i-ieciiOI' lo-'<
G+ tVe are authorized 10 announce
4:ige.g =. EsksYy, a candidate l9r Register
I'll The March EecNSn, lc0Z.
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FREsH CHEMICALS, SC.

GENUINE & rEszisss EXTRACTS
~ Or !IyoSc:amus. CoIocynth. Comp,
~ Belalonne. Genuapa. theubarb. Ci-
- cula, Kramerla, COnei, E.aIe!IIm
jugiandis, Sc. sc.
DIEMER s HAMPTON
April %, 1851.
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JAmEs b 9cHANAN, Of Pennsylya-
MIA, is said by several Of the demo
cratic. papers, of Virgi hia, to be the
choice Of the DEMOCRATS OF that
State. for The Presiden ey.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-17

TAX cToR-LINg JOIN CO.
sT< We ate authorized TO aAhquhee
.,Ye.,55eyt iEslO,a, Esq, b caaailate ior
Tax Cc.ec'or 81 tins county, Tor 4 cJ@'
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SNUFF,

SNUFF.
CcoTCu. Carrots. TunellIS Halls. Mac
y aboy-a dne aricie. ,,.,,,.
MAY D. u. = Nlc - Il u
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coU.rYl COURT cLERk-LINcoLH co.
sry7Age are authorized 10 announce CpEs-
stssnE Ss-,lEss, Esq, candidate for Cpun-
~ Cadu Citrk al the Alarch Election, 1907.
ErP We ara authorized 10 announce
Esear,-e GE.asss zaEy2lclsaR, a candidate Tor
e;oputy CuqIi Cleik-at the MaIcA hiee'loh'
+ 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-06-17

ciRcuIr copRT crsRK-LlNcoLS CO.
srfs We are la,y1hortged 10 announce .EGs.
Y. s7r,f;eoss9, candidate for Ci.cni; CuuH
{,erk al The March Election, 1852.
we Ore authorzed 10 eanounee
tge-5arr S. Woodward candidate tor
Circuit CoU1i ClcIk a. the March Election
1852
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ze,s.. srraE-LI1coLN c
March Election -i352.:


s7>lyyeI are a..Ihurzei TO announce Mai.
ses. III HANKS, & candidate fot Sleriff' at
nc NielcA itleoaua. 1852.
ECP EFe are authorized 10 announce Ste
psREst iRe.7.gasfoae, candidate, for SheT-
III az Tie ALa1ch Election. 1852
sr~ We are authorized 70 announce
TsiesaslCsz - 5.ise, candidate Tor Shsrli
al lac .larch Election, 1852.
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R,OETICAL.
80 ropEsT TEMPLl

THE FOREST TEMPLE.
,aiacd 10 Thee his crumblng 'eu'p'e''
why n. , aas way like drifting CLOUDS aoose,
yvhan Thv pure worship were !" III
nrhnlv Charity, sweet Peace anu 1--we
,hs,c is deep within the hearts recesSeS'
G u ,s,,ion Thy I.secing eye DEFINES, h,o.sss
1rnhreathed, o God, which my oo SSn;nos
Before the pomp of consecTA'eu '"'A
xv,r ,.ners temples, priests in robes tnat sls1eh
W,rh ,ewe,ed splendor, pageanf! al."!'
,,;a hin, ear God the more 10 listen
ih Tha, ~ The simplest prayers without display
: >, ma 90 forth to the primeval forests,
As Ths;r clustered soIi,udcs, their leafy aises,
And Iis, the voices OF thy feathered chorists,.
Their grateful hymn, in which no art pegu'ie'
y,s,,s adorned with gorgeous fringe and tasse.,
Of clowinp blosso,n-gracefu, pendant howef'
Nher. ,ruuni thought becomes ruttHS sao'
and owns the wondrous glory Of thy power.
Their floors encrusted with brocadeo spehuoi'
OF golden silver, azure, purple oioo','i
rh.;r velvet yerdure TO the knee more ttuoet
Than all the cushioned pomp OF cunning ''o"''
7, ,be, green glade is many niche, whose beauty
No saint adoTns in quantly-cafsen stone'
Whera NAV be paid, unspoken, al the uuty
tn. conirite spiiit feels, unseen, unknown.
r,,xo % moe, shriues amid their pomp cathedral
ID ~;ch mosaics where the reverent knee
Nav nend Q God, in faithful fervor federal,
Ia homage pure, with PROSTATE heart to thee.
n the still night, amid the giant affairs,
Inv everlasting hills-all silent-where,
Trembling upon the lip, weak language fslters,
Each glance is worship, every thought prayer
The stars that tasselate the vault of heaven,
Their chas.ened glory on those affairs pour,
Lighting the souls from paths OF earthly ieaven
To those bright shrines where anger eye ouo'e'
Bright, everlasting lamps, celestial tapers, 80.
,S = kno,, in.
r;i rn,~ I'D roll the silver clouded vapors
To curtain: Lord, thy realms ofliving light.
-, ,h.r yb;rs wings thew bear, to Thee ascending,
TIE ,,a,eful incense of earth's farest bowers,
The hearts pure orisions, in silence blending
The morning breath of Thy sweet censor howers
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AMERICA.

rbs following Popular Hymn peculiarly appropriate al sh
r,ss.n, tuo We commend readers or me ghun0
of country il teaches patriotic ervor and its onPiieiy
NV Country Ills for thee,
Sweet land of Liberty,
OF thee sing
Land where my fathers died;
Lund of the Pilgrims pride,
From every mountain side
Let Freedom ring.
NV native Country! thee,
Land of the noble free,
Thy name love-
love thy rocks and rils
Thy woods and tempted hills;
NV heart with rapture thrills,
Like that above.
Let music swell the breeze
And ring from all the trees
Sweet freedoms song;
Lot mortal tongues awake;
Let all that Breathe partake
Let rocks their silence break,
The sound proong.
Our fathers God to thee,
Author Of Liberty;
To thee sing;
Long may our land be bright,
With Freedoms holy light;
Protect US by thy night;
Great God our King.
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The Times that the Society of Alumni have agreed
upon plan the endowment of proessorshp of History
IN the University committee of three was appointed to
raise by subscription fund of about SIG 600 for the purpose
The visitors informed established an Assistant Pro-
ssorshp of Law to be sustained by fees paid by the stu
dents and assigned the post Mr.. Jas P Hocombe an
uumnus of the institution und much distinguished wr
tar and editor of valuable legal works
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TIE NAVY YARD DIFFICULTY SETTLED, &c.
NORFOLK June 2s.-rhe difficulty in the Navy Yard has
been satisfactorily adjusted and the hands will return 10 work
on Monday The commmttee have returned from Wash
nston and the pursued by Secretary Graham has
been highly satisfactory TO all parties.
Weather very hot. The visitors Old Point already
number ISL and are rapidly increasing.
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wARRENToN lFAuQUIER) SPRINGS.
We learn about thirty visitors at these Springs
and as many more expected by Tomorrow II Is the best
prospect for good season, they have ever had-fIas