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PERSONAL

Our readers are aw are that some
two weeks since, an ar icle appeared
in the O65errg censurtng the course
Of the WiaaEester Iadkpeadcnt, rela-
tive to DR.. H. z. G'Fay. That ar
tiele was the product on body and
soul, boots andbreeches -ofour Senior;
we having no more to do with getting
it up, than the ''man in the moon.
Yet, the ~tty publishd r of the hide
pendent assumes, without a shadow
Of truth, that we wrote it, and then
to spoke fun at US, in a
low, contemplate manner. The bur-
den Of his strain appers to be that
We have cloak, and wear it as we
please. For eur own satisfaction,
we shall continue to wear our appa-
rel, and chew our tobacco, as hereto
fore, notwithstanding his acitfy high
ness Of the Independent has spoken
lie charges, too, that we have the
"big-head,' and are "some doctor.
The FIRST charge, we neither af-
firm nor deny--it may Or may not
be true-we don't know how it is,
and care less. Bat of the last we can
speak adyisedly-we are not doctor
"enoug h to hurts" perhaps, for the
same reason that that publisher new
cr viii be: it requires man Of
sense. As to his ins.'iaatioaS touch
ing our aolyency they are as harm
less as bis whole course in this affair
shows a spirit of reckless ayarice,
aud predisposition to falsehQOt,
If we were disposed to retaliate,
in the manner in which we have been
sailed, we should be compelled to
use language beneath the dignity Of
4 gentleman, and bring ourself on a
oyol With the brute, subject to
tie contempt Of the refined and IN
sqIligqnt-besidqs We have never
seen TIE {naspendeat's publisher
are not acquainted
with him, and, we may add, have no
desire to DC, after the ungentlemanly
course he has pursued il this matter
II IS, however, a matter of small
Importance who prepares the edito-I
rails for the 0Jscryer-both Gifts ed
TORS held themselves responsible for
lis cpntonts,
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An lem

We are lily prepared, and less dis
posed, to waste time and consume cur
space in c ven a respectful rejoin der
to siir- Wigs batch Of filthy slari der
of the junior editor Of the. 05saFfr,
il iustifca alton Of his foul attack
upon DR.. cray, through the z be-
pua.sl:. It may suit his purpPse,
and be alt pgelber congeidal with his
conception S Of gentlemanly coaFto-
81, to indulge in ef.ilsions of low 4 Flng
ribaIdry. In our estimation, sufh 4
course is beneath the dignity Of the
press; al bd is only INDUCED il by The
perversc, vicious, and unprincipled,
who mav be. unfortunately, entrud ted
with the control Of a newspaper =
Theserl .maTks apply as veil to y bat
he has aaid Of DR.. Gray, as Of our
ionior- 10 the extent of cur info In
alton As to the authorship OF The
article VI hit II apptarei in the o5s gq
er, allud ea to by Mr.. l5t.ggs III Ffas
the rss,5 Il Of Che senior editors Id sty
copclus: Dns Of a sense Of jostice dae
Dr. ca Ia ana TIE qigeity q a re-
spectacle bubble .jonrn al, and not The
protection Of onrjunior- in confl0-
sion, We hope out readers viii indulge
Us n Tie remark, tilat we e2hno6 III
sceiya Il to he Ct interest to therh to
censure the editcr If the Ia31 ZEN
dent, for permitting his colanl S u
be u6sd in wartan ami unpfine1 ie,'
attaeksNQpon the character q { nose
VINO age MORN only rs gentleme b.
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IyycoIS COUNTY.

Mare, sorrel colbr, dark c0ored tail aud
fax name, slreak Or! white blaze IN the face,
small appearance Of gear mark on The night
shoulder, bareiyo, ali round, no other marks
psIcevabie. about a hands high. supposed
10 be about 7yTs old. Appraised 10 Sl2: by Jas
5 Bedford, Isl dis. March u 1852.
Horse, sorrt. small Willie streak from the
Jaws Down on Ihe nose, small scar on The
rlgh, hlnd foot, ab3p, l4a hands high, about
4rts old this sprlng 6, appraised TO $50; By. Jas
solomon, oh us. Apriib 1872.
BEDreaD COUNTY.
Horse, black, soine saddle marks and scar
on ilis wei!iess. tilied and half hands high,
about l2grS old; BY Van Bonner. Dis No 5,
April is 1851. j
eILEs COUNTY.
Mare. bay, large rounIl white spot 10 fore
hi ad, some saddle pos left hind iobt broken
dbwn a. pasisrn j4iht, shod behind, one shoe
gu before. about Is hands high, 10 or l2yrs
old: b. Vile B R@J,er, i4th Dis, Jan s 1852
FRANsII. COUNTY
Horse, sorfti, " hiush Streak trimming down
his face, bie.nlsh in iel eye, I'LL h!nd loot
white, right tore and rig ht hind feet shod, Is
Hands. s or 9,rs old; b VIM licGrew !ih
,is on Rock Creek. March 60 1852
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Drugs, 3. Oohs;; ETC.

Dierier 4. Hampton have Just
oneped ono Of the largest and most
attractive assortme nts Of Drugs,
Medicines. Pefamaries, &C., that we
have ever seen in t his place. Ply
sicians can here get anything III 'neir
line, from a pill to q potion
But the most attractive feature
about the establishment to US, is the
Book department. We have scanned
The shelves closely, and find them
teemipg with works Of rare excel
lence. There were the productions
Of the best authors, bound in style
of unsurpassed beauty, besides hosts
Of other works. But, 60 and see
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Mills sor Ssle--

To those v ho al e unaequainted
with the location and the Mis- Of
.Nr. Peer Hma1ton, which he is ad-
yertising to sell at public auction On
the lst day of May, we can assure
1bem that then possess all the ad-
vantages of a populous section of our
county. and within the vicinity Of no
other mills See the advertisement
il another column.
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.0rrIVisit--

BY embracing the favorable oppor-
tanity with which we were blessed, we
were enabled 70 comply with the re-
#pectful solicitation Of Mr.. Pearson,
hest of tie Lincoln House, Tuilaho-
illa, in the participation Of the pleas
tres afforded I'd number Of the gen
tIemon Of the press Of Middle Ten
nessee, by the aides, citizens, and the
worthy landlord, of Tullahoma, on
the 18th inst. It would
be suparduOus to say that we we're
more than delighted. To be privi-
legged 10 indulge our ''carniyero Us
propensity, with such rich lu1uries
as loaded down the table of the Lin
coin House, would Of itself ma Ike an
occasion full Of pleasure- But when
added to this, we have the approba'
ting smiles Of a number of ladies
and an accomplished hostess, together
with the association Of a respectable
representation of the press, and
collection of citizens generally, thu
-
cup Of enjoyment is full, In tn
language of H{ndsrso y, of the NIur
ireesborough Meas, whose acqdaint
ance we have j ust made, 'lOng shall
we remember the pleasure we enjoyed
on that day in the pleasant villag,
| Of TullahomaF
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Rail Road Excitement.

We are now receiving direct
YzS from Philadelphia and New York
s2~S by the RAIL ROAD, one of the
LARGEST and MOST BEAUTIFUL stocks Of
Goods, that has ever yet been offered TO the
citizens OF Lincoln. Those desiring 10 buy.
will certainly ind u TO tneir Interest to call at
Fulgham's old stand. on the North East cGr-
ner OF the Pdblic Square. here they Will
fnd Goods OF The VERY HEsT QUALITY, Of
The LATEST STILES. aud at The LOWEST PRI-
cEs EVER oFFERED.
Respectfully,
GILL s. RUSSELL.
April 6. 1852
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valued at 500; take. % cents; Collectors lee
81; Clerks fee 81 90; Printers fee 81 2O.--
David Pueh, one tract of land. 3OO acres
| living In Civil District No. 10. valued al s3Ou;
taxes IS GEMS, Collectors lee 81; CLERKS lee
ST so; Printers fee 81 50. Sarah Moore;
one tact of land. 200 acres. lying IN Civtl
District No. "a. valued, al SIS; taxes iof
cents; Collectors fee 81; Clerks lee 81 59;
Printers fee sa50. James Moore. one ttact
Of land, 204 acses and one pole. lying 10 CIvF4
District No. "a, valued al SIS; taxes 44t
cents; Collectors fee 81; Clerks fee 81 5O5
Printers fee 81 so. Willis Rout. one tract
Of land, 200 acres. lying in Civil District NO.
"a, valued al $3.50; taxes 55 cents; Collectors
fee ST; Clerks fee 81 so; Printers fee FL so.
james Shelton one tract Of land. so acres.
king In Civil District No. 25, valued al $3.50;
taxes IS cents; Collectors fee 81; Clerks fee
81 So Printers fee 81 so. Susan Sullivan,
one tract of land, Ia acres. lying IN Civil,
Dstricl No 6. valued a, $40; taxes 10 cents
Collectors fee 81; Clerks fee 81 50; Printers
fee 81 so. FauIkenberry one tract OF land.
100 actes, lying in Civil District NO. ~, val !
ued at $500; taxes Go cents; Collectors lee
81. Clerks fee ST so; Pnnter's lee 81 5o -
William Davidson. one tracl OF land, 10 acres
Ivlng id Civil District No. 10. valued at s7oU;
lakes 81 10; COLLECTORS Zee 81; CLERK 5 jee 81
50; Prln.ers fee 81 so. Alexander Crawford.
one tract OF Lard. 40 acres. lying 10 tIYii
District No. 3, valued at 500; taxes 90 cents
CoIectpr's fee 81, Clerks fee 81 so; Printers t
zee 81 30.
WN i. DYER. Tdz Collector
Ami q. 1852.
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The HoIyoke Freeman has

The Holyoke Freeman has a
letter from Fayetteville, N Q :, men
tioning three children Of onq FAM
ly there, whose respective ages
and weights arei as follows; Fhe
oldest, a girl, aged 8 years, weighs
337 pounds; theB next younger, also
girl, aged 7 years, weighs 232
lbs; the youngest, a boy, aged 6
years, III lbs. Aggregate age y
years-weight 676 pounds.
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New fcquaintMees-

During our A2y in Nashyi Pc, a
few days since, hado tie acqa pint
encc of Alr. Efw,a, the ASSISTANT and
at present the priacin2l, edii4 r Of
the Nashville Jaoa Mn u pr -
being absent. 70 our great deligh5
We found him a most pleasant and
entertaining conipasiony and a gen
tleman CT superior attainments-NoR
calculated TO fill the station lis in
clinatlon has assigned him. We also
had the pleasure Of an introduction
TO Mr.. Ii Gmtp, editor CT tie zrnc
Wig, whose untiring industry and
xtensivcfpolitical information, added
to that of Mr. Hd5a., has made the
naner lush what every membero of the
Bhig party should deslre. we trust
our whir friends viii do themselves
the service, and the editors the COM
nliment. bf increasing the already re-
specialize list OF subscribers 70 'ne
lFhig in This county, by sending their
names id WIN Immediately. cfcomse,
the whigB desire an efficient and cred
liable Journal Of their party; and, i
so, and they will not take demo
cratic paper. a better than The Nash
vile THE Wig cannot be found
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Notice

NM. may the 9Th day Of JuLY, 1852.
s .tIhe courthouse door in the town OF
Esrs,Iev,lle | will offer Tor sale 10 the high
-, h;,fdsr Tar cash. ID satisfy lakes and
chargts on lands lying 20 L'hco'p rou"'Y'
for The year 1851 Thar NE faxes 'FieFeon ie1
main due and uDpald-io wit:
Iaba " ,llIams' heirs. one tract OF Land,
Don se,es wing in Civil District No. %,
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MARRIAGES.
MARRIED.,

In Columbia, 6lh inst, Mr.. B. F. CARTER
and Miss CYNTHIA RIVERs--boih OF Giles
county.
10 Marshall CO lniy. 6,h inst, MIR, Ed
MUND LANE and Miss DoRoTHY LANE.
In Rutherford county, MIR. WILLIAM r.
Martin and Miss Jockey DoNNEL.
In Rutherford county, Mr.. w. ii. Cook
NY and Miss A. NJ. HESTER.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-22

The steamer Jefferson recently
sunk in Red river, was laden princi-
pally with government stores. The
freight vas all safely landed, but the
river rose so IA ,idly that it was all
carried of. The loss to COVE nment
is estimated at Q yer $4,000.
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NEW FIR NJ
TIE urbERsIGNEp

HAVE received, and are now oPdning,
large stock OF Spring and Su iEasner
e.oAHs. direct fiom The Eastern CtiIes, in
The house formerly occupied by GILL s
Res BILL, known as a. I. NIcEs$ store.
house. on the North side Of The Public
square. which they will sell as cheap for
cash. or oG the usual time. as any other
houke in this place. They wish all 10 call,
exath ne, and price their Goods. They take
all kinds of BARTER.
NICKS & HOLMAN.
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Ia Rlaeksmiihs.

xwTE have in store Anylis. Vices. Stocks
w and Dies, Screw Plates, Steel Gall
kiflds), Rasps and tiles, bfowps bei'o| >
4 woods Band and Siedge banners, ano
is.ge 10, Of ssiiirRan, xaniecr q
refined Charcoal Iron. 10 all OIL Whi'h we
HORTON & MACY,
sApnI 22--3m Nashville Tenn
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Cloths, etc.

TENTLEMEN would do we'll to call al
" the siure OF Goodri~h. Bu4hanGn s Bs0-
rers where they vill find an unusually large
and very superior assortment oil
Cloths, CsissarneEcs and yesiinEs'
ID gtFat VARIETY, and which they are snXionr
10 sdl al Io%er prices thsu Goods d Ia
Same qualities have ever been sold 20 tnis
market Give them call before buying.
A3nll5.
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.ssE Eg r. RS e2z.
r. A. GRaY ( C0..

HAVE PURCHASED tie entire stock
ssz-yTss of Goo4s OF SHAHKI4Ix 81 GARD
sxS EER, add are now offering the
same al unusually low prices Tor cash, or 10
punctuaI dealers on The usaal time. IL las
become very COMPTON for Merchants TO saY
that they are selling Goods Tor smaller pFchis
Than any other hduse IN town. THIS we
will leave for the pubic 10 decide. But we
Will say this nlu9h-all VINO wish TO bnY
Goods CHEAP. glJe us CAL, and examine
our prices. ThaI Is the way 10 prove Tia
matter. Feb %. 1852
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Boo,s and Shoes.

:. 81 CASES Escots, Shoes, Eco
Cams and G31itCrs, comprising az
ia cry style and quality fer Mems, BOYS ,
Youths, Ladies. NJ $ses' wear receiTed aed
for sale al remarkably low prices by
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN BEAvLas.
Ahr;l Is
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RNnnriS.

er $50 BosNErs comprising every va
ES5 rie,v OF the latest and rlzos;
Te;,utiftsl STYLES lust received aud for sale
low by
soopkicH, BucEAN1E & BEAgEss
April Is.
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=. q. HENLEY
WHOLESALE GROCER,

Nar-Aet 81, Nashg5He, Tenn.
css> Jusr REcsivE D, from, New Orleans
49, aud BssiimnFe-
100 hhdS Bf1iEa Sugar, Sasoi'ed'
900 bags Rio Coffee;
In l,tIs ami Ibb,s Golden Syrup, in store
and for sale BY i.C' II Ely l'E =.
! April q, ls52--lY
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New, Beautiful and Cheap
DEESS GOODS.


DEESS GO0Rs.
s,sa, tbs attention Of the Ladies IS par
S28 ticuarly called 10 one OF the most
~ handsome stocks Of DREss GOODS
ever displayed in Fayetteville. comPIisug
Rich BrOcade Dress Silks.
superb Damssk 90
splendid Erhbroid'd Robe do
magnificent Flounced do
blk Gro d Rhine and Walered do
do Brocade aud Damask do
fine Embroidered and Striped Bsrsgss;
eIeganrPnnled Challeys;
beautiful Plaid Poplins;
handsome Figured Grenadines;
Paris Printed BsTage de LANES;
lawns. Tarlatahs and Prints;
Whiie Goods. Ginghams. &c. &c.
These Goods are VERY sELEcT, embracing
all ths I.rssr STYLES our. Some Of them
are s,I,,h finer than any heretofore brough;
TO Ilffs market. and we rely on'the hne taste
Of The Ladies OF Lincoln 10 ensure their sale
GOODRICH. BUCHANAN & BEAVERS
April Is.
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Hats!

m VIZ have iu9t received hlHIeskIn,
"a. = Heayer. Satin. OtteI. Mexican, nuuga
ion Kossu;bl Magyar. Plim .L@gborn, Mar
icaibO and PafaGia 81 - h@K'he Vu' Hse"''
meni decidedly The IaTgest ana hosf So"i
pIsIf We have ever c hefen.
GOO DRIcH, BUCHANAN sEAV Ehs
Abtil IS.
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Lusus NAruRE.-A few days since
> chicken was Matched on the plan
tation Of Mr.. E. J. Anders, in New
Hanover county, n. c., having three
! egs, all perfect, one OF y, " hlcn was , on
the top of the back II Re righV ies
had 6 pairs Of toes.
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Nashville Advertisements =

>Tbe attention of tie reader is re-
e,,...oa IL Inc new Nashville adYer-
tisements in to-day's paper, We
shall sp aak Of them more at length
in our next
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Extra Fine.

Il, -, CRA Pc, SILK. and Befage Shawls; 4
PlGhHa great variety OF Silks. Bersges. De
A- LANES, Challeys, Glnghanls, Lawns.
Swisses, Aver anople Tarlaisns, and every
thing else that can be allied f,r NAV be found
at GILL s. I{USSELL'S.
April S,-IS52
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In the lpnalic q ,Iqih at " or
eester, there are no le IS 'iiaii ga
women who have hecoIpe ihsaig ="
account Of the departure oil their
Husbands 10 California,
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Ready Made Clnthine.

a, When we were IN the tiasi. we pur-
chased Coats, Pants. Vests,
III Shirts, Shirt Collars. &C., which
We will sell q LITTLE cEEAFER THAN THR
CHEAPEST
GILL & RUSSELL.
III O 1870
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The Ladies'

~. BY cALLtSG a, Gill & Rus 81
$2SyA sells, cah find all that they TX
FY could deside, in the way Of Bon -
nets, Parasos, Shoes, k,9oohs' L" =. Tug
ings. lnsetings, qaPes, Cgs,ais
~ HosieIy. Gloves, sc. Sc; Mius. Firm
&C T,;mminas. buuonslor Dresses. Sc. sc.
GILL. * RUSSELL.
..io 40
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NlCKS & HOLMAN.

N. B-We have made an arrangement
wnh Scorr, GRAY s. Co. TO do all OF our
Cur TING for our house for NOTHING. provided
we can sell the Goods high enough to Justify.
: We cannot brag on our stock being larger
Than any otter in this market; but we can
brsg thai they all came To this market ihls
spring. -
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The characteristics Of ibis establishment
consist in tie Iarges, collection OF EarEs-
THAN, GYMxAsrIc and DRAMATIc TALENT!
ever collected IN one travelling compbny.-
Music, Drama and HoIsemanship beng here
concentrated into one graGd three fUlh com
binaton. in which Mirib, Music, Magic,
Meld, Drama, Expiration, Spectacle, fanto-
mime. Farce and Tragedy, miDgle, bubble,
eaervesce, and burst upon the eve and ear,
alternately bewlldering ard deiightbG the
spectator. The circumserbed limits Of this
card " i'll admit only Of 2 bird s-eye glimpse
of the material out OF which these fest;lis
are effected VIZ: the wonderful Ap0llOEis
con. drawn N procession by forty hPFses+
four abreast, containing the renowned New
Ydrk CoRsET BA:sD, W hi ch will execute sew
eral popular marches, oyeuures, Sc /, while
mdving though the streets.
kpdiher grand feature of this Company,
and never heretofore attempted by any other
travelling establishment isl The addition TO the
Equestrian Troupe OF complete Dfama'lc
Cdrus, Nv the aid OF whom will be rsrrese
every right very interesting patriotic Ma
,ionslI Drama, entitled The Spirit of '56,
introducing several thriilibg scenes from the
lives IF the Revolutionary heroes, Old Pui!
General Washington! ah4 Mad Anihany
Wayhd the whole concluding with q grand
lung ,abIeau in which tile ''Fa;her Of HIS
Cbuniry!n MOUNTED ON HIS CHARGER, Is
borne sloll, in triumphai processioq. on
Platform. oh the shoulders OF his brave con-
l,nen,aIs p. a. CLARKE. .Agent-
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CIGARS.
.Sfagesega.S(g.

FSENstxNH tSCH
>sezesD 80 bbls and ! bbls Mac k
eIeI-N0s /, 2 and 5;
80 boxes Herfugs;
so doz PAINTED Buckets;
10 nests OF Painted Tubs;
% bnxes Oranges;
100 drums Figs;
10 boxes Lemons;
tieIces fresh kee; fot seie by
!. c. HENLEY,
April q. Nashville, IL mn
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The Boston merchants are com
blaming sadly Of the falling of Of
their trade this season. So are
those of New York and Bal fillmore.
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SeiIla Tnl

fsyHE partnership formerly existi7g be-
4 tween French < Berry Ia tie Prnn1g
business having bfen 'fiSsol.ed eighteen
months siuce, the u IdeTsigred IS cOniFetgd
to close up ali outsl aiding iiiaiters due said
arm. All those defming 10 save cost mast
await themselves u this, the last opportunity.
regret tue nsces|iiY al ipcuhIng cost -oa
sfisi amounts. hut 10Y SITUATION iOfces the
collection Of ali sud IS due the firm OF French
81 Berry. hoFe i ihose indebted Will pay
Up immediately we bout PAY irg cost:
A, Ii. BERRY.
ns.,oh Ok 1870
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Always on Hand.


TENIE subscriber viii offer at PuBLIc
L AUCTION, on The premises. on SATUR,
DAT. the Isl day OF MAr, his Niils, situated
l0i miles west OF faYetieyite, on Swan
CI.ek consisting OF ONE Saw Mill and rwo
iGris, Mills. The la.le is not surpassed IN
the County for mas ing good acisa ana
Tisut;Ahe Saw Mil is IN good TePair-io,
ca,ed ,nsthe midst Of densely populated
ror,ien Of the County, without competition,
making the scat entirely a desirable one
Persons desiring TO purchase. would DO wei
IN call an eyautne Tor themselves.
! Tc,ins of sssie.--One-third payable the
k5tn Of Hecen Der mkt, and the rest 10 TWO
sarsaI inslalueaIs fom the time the nrsl
he,e Is made Pav able
PETER J. HAMILTON.
April q. 1852.
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For gentlemen.

Ts%Fa REAry~JlADE CLoTHiNG. snt
every yasid,y Of Goods for SUM-
,ner Wear, for sale cheap By
eoopaIcH, EUIcHASAH 4 BEAsEss.
htTd I5
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EAaDGR Il = eos

which we would be mudh pleased 10 have
our oid customers and he trading Puslic
generally to cali soon ndIexamine.
We buy our Goods 10 the hes, markets in
the United States, on the mos, lavoFsh'e
terms, and being willing TO sell al very
small advance On cost. we viii offer induce
mems winch cannot fail 10 suit purchasers.
We trn9t by keeping a stuck oi Goods iGfe-
rior 10 meme. and an Increased eadelYor 10
please, 10 merH and receife coniiaua'lon Of
the very liberal patronage extended Us since
our commencement IN business, aad TOR
which we beg have to return our sincere
thanks.
Very respectfully.
GooDRICH, BtCHAEAH BEAsE2s.
mil & $50
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ga 50 bbIs old Monong ahsla whiskey;

ga so bbls old Monongahsla Whisky;
- 20 bbls Rye WhisAey;
4u bDs common recii6ed Whissey;
20 bbls country do do
2 bbls Wild Cherry Brandy;
2 pipes AID pipes fine Cogniac Brandy;
Ia bblS Pale Cogaiac Brandy;
2 bills Muscat Wint;
d bbIs old Madeira and Brown Cherry Wine
l0i bbls Peppermint and CINNAMON Cordials;
10 boxes Brandy Cherries;
5 boxes French CoIdlals;
90 boxes CIaret Cordials, in store and for
sale by |. e. HENLEa'
April ely Mas hvIle, Tenn
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Lace Goods, etc.

Lace Goods, etc.
r ACES, Edgings sad lnsertings;
4 A Capes. Collars and Cuffs;
TIndetsiee YES .Chemizet,es and Mantlllas;
Linen Camo HandkeIchiefs 4 Neck Ribbons
Berage and Grape Shawls and Lace Nei!S;
Bonnet and Sash Ribbons and Trimmings;
IVreaths, Flowers and Tabs;
Mus, Gloves and Hosiery;
Paraaols, Fans, &c. &c.
Fot sale very cheap bv
GOODRICH, BUCHkEAs 4 DkAVEaH'
Ami Is.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-22

The elections which took place on.
the 9Th inst. in Connecticut for the
State Legislature resulted IN taFor OF
the democracy.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-22

A California paper calls Louis Ma
poleon's usurpation a soup d'eta.-
This is mistake, TWAS Gen. Scott
that called for sop and cat 1t,
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List OF Estauys T'al1eM Up.

ST. Kind OF ANIMALS given. Cd, color. Sd
description. 4th, age. 5ih, posters name
9Th, place and time OF arrest.