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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

The Protrac ted Meeting at the
Cumberland / Presbyterian Church, in
this place, is still going on, at the
til ne we write, (Monday EVENING"
1t is now some twenty days since its
commencement From 9 to near II
o'clock a. NJ, and from early candle
Lighting to II or II o'clock ?. NJ, of
ca CHI day, during this time, has been
sp ent in variety Of religious exer-
ises Of a deeply interesting charac-
ter. We have no recollection to
ha We ever before witnessed a revival
of religion 50 full Of general comfort
and apparent satisfaction. The int
rest seems not to be confined to the
christian portion 0f our community,
but to diffusc itself into and among
the irreligious. Evidences Of the
most irrepressillq happiness were
manifested by fol mer christians, and
many Of the ne converts. Each
coming together, was but to give
new interest to the occasion. The
i irect fruits of these labors, without
Ieferenc &c to the up-building Of form
r christians, has been the conversion
Of sixty. among whom is found quite
a number of the most respectable
and intelligent of the young ladies
and gentlemen of the town and Vi
entity. AS a whole, the meeting
has, we trust, accomplished much
permanent good, rs it has been re-
freshing season to all those partioiPa-
ting.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

Bacon, retail. Hams 2ll6f5c; Rib Sides
8ttG9c; Clear doielOfoc; Shoulders safO
&c $ b. Irish Po,atees 81 50 10
81 rs aT bush. ...Lard llf0l21c Pork
Mess Sl8 to $40 % Dbl. = W Risky, Old
Bourbon, 75c to 81 25; Old Rye, 75c 10
81 so; Recnfied, 22f023c.
LOUISVILLE, Ky-W Risky gone up ag ain
sales of raw a, l94c =. Hogs still tend ling
upward, IS so 10 40 nett Shoulders st
to Sc, hams 74rO7Jc... Lard 81 10 $50
ST.. Louis, Mo.-W Whisky steady at l82
TO l9c ~ gal Bacon, ribbed sides AT 10;
clear sides u to &c. Lard, new TO be
delivered at 6sc., Tallow &c IF Is.
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The Markets Latest Dates.

NASHVILLE, Tenn Cotton. The cot
ton marker closed under unlavorabe cir
cumstances for Plunteis, and this week pri-
ces have been steadily declining. This
state of thin gs WIS caused by continued bad
news from Liverpool and New Orleans, in
which mar kels cbuoh is sill going down.
To-day The sales have been 22 bales at 7 }
and 1 al 6 &c.
Private telegraphc advices from New Or
leans state that on Thursday factors were
freely offering and the sales amounted 70
5000 balea. The stock was increasing,
The receipts that day amounting to $4,000
bales.
The receipts here have. been heavier
than usual his week, summing up 1884
bales against 1885 last week. The whole
receipts siuce LIST September are l0,476
bales against 5O53 bales at corresponding
period last year. The increase does NOT
indicate an augmentation Of the crop; plant
ers have hurried in the article as fast as it
could be got ready for market, for the pur-
pose of selling whilst prices were good.
Coffee. New crop Rio lo80llc- old
1Ot0l04c; demand fair
Flour There is fair demand for Four,
supplies are abundant. Cincinnati 81 SO.
new; Tennessee S4G4 SO, new,
Sugar. There is steady demand for
Sugar. and the stock is somewhat larger.
Sales new crop al 5lG61 by the hid; &c
higher by the Dbl.
Molasses. 3l6asc # gal.
Salt. Barrel Sal, at 4Oc q bush; Sack
course 81 65, fine 81 rs to / so.
Candles. Tallow l24c; Star 23025 E;
Sperm 45c.
Bacon. Hams 100; Shoulder 81 +; Sides
/ l0c; hog round BIC.
( Lard. SIC.
Feathers. 3oG31c.
Beeswax lBG20c.
Ginseng ,25CG28c.
Corn Meal. 40c d bush.
Corn. 81 SO TO So q bbl.
Irish Potatoes ACC If bush.
Sweet Polotoes, SOC T. bush.
MACON, Ga There is cry liuIe doing
in our cotton market, owing principally &c
The state of our railroads, and the time
which must elapse before i can be Irans
ported 10 the seaboard. PRICES are from y
10 &c. Principal sales from 81 to CSC.
CHATTANOOGA A. TENN-In market trans
actions there are no new features. Busi,
ness id more active among forwarding mer
4 chants The river is in fine boating order
end std amboat arrivals are regular.
No sales Of COTTON have taken place since
our la It. Market has declined full hal
cent
CoIn remains stationary. Rye, Beans
Peas. Potatoes, &c, are brought in, il. small
lols>
! For hogs 81 is paid in first hands. ihousi
there an upward tendency. I.I
/ NKw ORLEANS, La Mess Pork 1910
lie ! Lard scarce. 110Il1 W ester
! Cheese II tc lee. -. W Risky CO. Rit
4 Coffee 94Ost Bacon sides IS.
! NEw York. N.fY.--Flpur. SIS Q505| s
l Mess Pork SIs 81 10 is so, unseltle'
and dull =. Lard iRs 10 10.
i CNcisNATI, o. Flour 81 =. Whisk:
! 1914. ! Mess Pork SIS 80 to i6 IS.
Lard 1d4 -. Green hams 81.
Mr,,pH1s. TgNu.-Copon. Our quota
lions we change TO correspond with actuo
transactions, renarking that the better guar
ities are more firm al nearly our olits'de hg
~. while or ordinary there is SO lil,le Of
: ferinp that the quotalion Is nominal.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
Land forI Sale.

81 t. s sS Ca, !: e. \: .%
lyndhburg, near ;he Lynchburg and Mul'
berry Turnpike, on the 13th inst.' me
valuable Tract OF Land formerly owned
BY jas Frns,. contalhlFg 100 acres. The
Land lies well. and isias rich soil as any in
thai see,iut,. nearly hall Of ii in a good slate
of cbl,ivation-gootl fences, and good build
ingsl Those desiring a desirable location
wou ID DO well ID call and examine me prem
ises before the dpy OF sale. ihe most mon
ey wili take The Land. Terms made known
on the day ofssa'e.
VIM. H. ROSEB0R0UGH.
Dhc . lS5o-2,*
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
Positively the Last Chance.

zzHE subscriber respectfully announces
TO the cIiizens Of Fayetteville and sur
rounding country, thai he has still on hand.
variety 81 Gents Fashionable Ready
Made CIething, which he wishes TO close
out at nett Cost, to save expense of taking
same back TO Nashville. As be positively
must return this week.
Merchants in gene raj desiIous Of purchas-
ing Ready Made Clothing. can De accommo-
dated with same a; Eastern Cost
Reco!iect that this is positively ths lest
chance.
Hines New Buildings. South side the
- Dec. 9, 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
Stand from Under

The ast'round without more mon
ev. The frequent occasions We had
recently to notice tie almost spon-
taneous productions of cold Lincoln,
NAV possibly render an additional
REMARK on hat subject rather com
monplade and even stald, with some
of our readers, AS this is the fast
without more money, bat is to say
the last notice We shall tPke Of them
until some other countyEproves her
self able to contend for file prize, we
hope to be INDUCED tlIis one time
more. We were show nt a few days
since, a Tlpap, grown 9n the farm
of Mr.. liIG.ed Green, some ten miles
west of this place, which, weighed fe'l
and q Aa9f pounds AND measured
fago feet SID inches in circumference.
The Beet presented uk from Mrs
Cwty'S garden in this Place, must pe
Of the same species of thfa one, speak
ing after the manner pf|the W'ne''es-
ter independents that Gen. Pierce
gave Gen. Scott on Il L I'd of No
vember, the largest bn record
weighing fourieca pounds. The Beef
Mr.. Hamilton sent was pretty but
not so large as Mr. Cafiy's.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
NO ~ CE.
OK SATURDAY. The Isf day OF

4 On SATURDAY, the LIST day Of
s. January, 1852, will Offer for
'5g-S sale to the highest bidder, on me
premises, on credit OF one and TWO years,
a valuable Tract of Land, on the
north bank of Elk river, bounded On thf
south and east by said river, on the nor ia by
the lands Of John Finney, and on The west
by The lands of Elizabeth M. Butler. con :
tanning 1OI Acres. will, also, en- tbe
same day, offer for sale, together OF in ioiS,
10 the highest bidder, upon the premises oh
credi, Of one and two years. that valuable
Tract Of Land upon which Uiy Sheriff.
resided at the time of his death, situated In
Lincoln county. about one mile sourh 4l
Elk river, bounded on the north by the lands
of Solomon Cheatham and Zeb Parr on the
cas-, by the lands Of John l.. Henderson,
William Cole, and others, on The south by
the lands of w. w. McCown and w Phil
pot, aud on the west by the lands Of Zfb
/ Parr, containing 694 1s-16O Acres. =
Notes with approved security will be Re,
quired Of the purchasers, and lien retained
upon the land 10 SECURE the purchase money
JAMES r. CHILCOAT, Clerk.
Dec. @, 1921
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
Turnpike Notice.

TTHAT IS 90 on each share of stock sub
IL scribed in money by citizens OF Fay
ettevills and those living within miles Of
Fayetteville. to The Lincoln portion Of The
Fayetteville & Pulaski Turnpike Road is re-
quired 10 be paid TO Gen. Thomas A. Owen
or Maj. Marion Chiidress on or before the
lst Of December. And call is hereby made,
on the same stock of S. 90 on the share TO be
paid on The first Of every month until other
wise ordered. BY order of the Board.
J. r. BRIGHT, Secy.
December Q. iS52-2f
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

The December number has come
to hand, full Of interesting matter.
as usual, and perhaps little the fl
nest embellished Of any other Maya
zine Of the day. To enjoy this IN
.surpass ed lady's work, you will have
to become a constant reader of its
richly ladened pages.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
Court Martial.

,.u TIE Court Martial for the 72i Be 8
SsskA imenr. Tennessee MiIiua, wiil assem-
IL BILE at ihs cou+e house in Fayetteville
an saturday, January sth. fer The
transaction Of such business as may pc
brought befoIe the Court.
By order OF the Coi6hel Conmaadsnt.
Darember 2 1852.
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fg~ Business Notice. -ma

M tn. LIS, df Leuers is published in
ahe Fayetteville Obserrer, IN compliance
with d law Of Gongres IS, which provides
thar it shall appear in The newspaper having
The LARGEST .rIRcbLATIoN. 80
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
Is Gents Reward.

DANAWAY from my employ 10 The
IL TANNING bus ness, an apprentice
boy named James THOMAS, about 10
wears old. with black curly hair aru fair
skin. ! will give the above rewaFd 10 any
person delivering SAID BOY TO mel NE paying
his own expenses. hereby forwarn all
persons from harborlpg or employing said
boy. as intend putting the law IN lofce
against all such oilenders.
A. G. DOWNING.
Cold Water, Lincoln Co. Tenu,1
Nov. 25, lS52A3t
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
Graham's Magazine

Failing to receive the Dec num-
Der (of this Magazine, we are, Of
course, unable to speak of i + con-
tents, and appearance.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

TAe valuable tract of La I'D upon
which the late Uty sherri IN lived
and diqd will be sold on the 1st Of
Janua any, to the highest bidder =
Those at a distance unacquainted
with the land would do well to call
and examine the premises before the
day Of sale. Read the advertisement
in an other column.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
Negroes For Sale =

From personal knowledge we are
prepared to say that the negroes
which Mr.. Garland l1lzer is adVer,
Using for sale in to-day's papeE all
things considered we all ude to quail
ity, disposition and early training
are inferior to none in the county.
If you want good negro, attend
the sale at the 'cour t-house, in this
place, on the list day Of January.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
s Negroes 70 r Sale.

a. THE undersigned Will expose to public
"a sale. in this place. on The FIRST DAY OF
u JANUARY EExr. 8 likely Negroes
of both sexes, and of different ages. Notes
with approved security will be required Of
GARLAND B. MILLER.
Dec Q. lS52-td.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
SplDhur Well Farm for Sale.

JUL NAA W. -
krR The subscriber offers for sale
rs ia the Fla fM on which he now
EM HE resides, Situate three fOurhS Of
| GsB a mile eas, of Fayetteville, and
containing l3S acres, nearly one half OF
which is enclosed and in cultivation. The
balance is principally wood land. A portion
OF it is river or creek bottom land. and not
exceeded ih fertility, perhaps. by aly Ulher
land in Lincoln county, The balance is oil
ing, bot fertile. and hearlyklhe whole d il
suitable for cultivation. On the premise is
comfortable two story frame DWELL g-
house. togelhet with kitcheh, smoke hoI se,
cribs. stables. Sd. Also, young apple or
chard OF supeiPr fruit. much of II grated
and ins, beginning 70 bear, great variety
Of other lruils. as PEACHES, pears, plams,
cranes, Sc, with garden substantially
paled in and stocked with fruits, flowers, &c.
On The place are several never failing springs
and stock water al alItlmes convenient 1t
Is, generally considered a pleasant situation,
and residence Of nearly twelve years upon
il has proven il 10 be a remarkably healthy
pie There is also on The above premises
valuable Sulphur Spring, whose medicinal
virtues have been amply tested and are well
know n 10 all in shes vicinity, the walers of
WHICH nave UFeu uSen duu ICY u ~
wears. by almost every physician m the
neighbbihoud. This Spring. liz is thought,
may be made very profitable 10 the proprIe-
tor by small outlay Ut capital in improve
mems for the accoinmo6 alidn Of boarders
and visitors. Let il BE- remein bered that the
land is of good q,Ialitv- OAR enough to
town 10 enjoy all the benefits OF lis society,
its schools, academies and college; yet SUI
6cientIV RI mote 10 be clear ofhhe noise and
aonoyances OF city--w.th ready and con
slant nj srket for all The productions of the
tarm. the garden orI,he dairy The increas
mo iriIporlance and rapid Improvement oil
Fayerttyille-- the veIa iurnPikes in course
Of construction in the vicinity together with
The strong probability thai e te many years
elapse. other schemfs OF imfroyemepl Viii
omen 10 The world the rich re sources Of our
county. IL is howeTer, unnef essaly 10 fur
Their presentlhe adv Antages description OF
The MACE offered forIsa as rhosl buyers be
fore purchasing Would perhaps choose TO
make a personal examinalob. The terms
can be made accolh modatnE, and The title
indispu,able.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
The Rail Road Cars

HAvE not got here yet. but Gill a
IL Russell have just received their
large stock OF Ladies' Dress Goods for Fall,
embracing every kind, color and style. Be
assured that they are the richest and most
beautiful Of The season. We solicit an ex-
animation. Oct. Z, 1852.
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ESTRAY.

~ OtsENNa4
December 2. 1922.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
The last Chance

L. Porers' ready made clothing
establishment in this place, viii close
in few days. Merchants and all
others will please read bis card which
we publish to-day.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
E,STR

vwzAKEN up by Was ingion Whiiak er,
4 in 9Th Civil District one dark brown
mare Mule, about l3a b ands high. about
wears cld-no marks OF brands peroeIvable,
APPRAISED 10 $50. Dec9 1882
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
EHAHr ~s

IA ALARGE assortment Of very fine
- Hats, which we are offering much
cheaper than such an article has ever been
offered here before. II you want an extra
Article. latest style, for LILLE money, just call
over on the cool side OF town.
July 20. w ID. s. s.. NJ. EWING.
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LOOA % UT.
N d - CE!T

I'm obebience 10 a decree Of the Circuit
4 IConrt for lincoln Co, at It's Nogember
Ter,b l852. in the case of Joseph L. Sheriff.
and o,hers, bill hor sale Of Land. the under>
SOM d will offet for sale on the premises, on
a eTkdh OF one 1.-Two, and three years on the
Odd, day OF December next, q tract
of II AND. situated in Lincoln county
aboht Tl8 miles west OF Fayetteville. on fhe
eontb side of Elk River, and about 7 miles
eosI Of Eikton and The place On " hIch A.
a SbsrriI1 liveil at the time of his death
Sa;1 TractIof LAND contains abou BOB acres,
obortI j6aIof whch is cleared nearly all
GreJh EcleaEed4 land as good Cotton Land as
and ii Lincoln county. well improved. with
a gbol Cotton Gin House on me piem,Se
alsb, well tim9 ered and well waieteq' hnJ
person wishing 10 purchase sucn az -
viii jo wd III to examine il before the day OF
VII PHI obd annroyed security will be
IL * purchaser for the payment of
- rcbbse @anev and a lien will be re-
ta;hea until THE purchase money Is paid.
JAMES r. CHILCOAT, tIerk.
NoyJ25, Id52-td.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

F7EyN 10 CASKS. assorted sizes, Griffin.
sAAls1. Cotton Hoes, the best Hoe bat !:
used Chains, large variety. Also. Horse
Collars, Hames. Curry CnmbS, Cotton Cards
SD. HORIZONS MACY.
Dec. g. 1852. Nashville. Tenn.
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BOOKS. BOOKsn

r-- Jusr opened, lot of Books.
EzLsAxH which excel any ever brought 70
sgAEkzH this matket. among which are 10
he found, Medical. Historical. Poeucaf.
Blank and School Books. that are generally
used. DIEMER & HAMPTON.
Apri 90
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VARIETY

VARIETY.
"a HARDwARE and CutHeTy;e
* Boots and Shoes
. Hats, Caps and BonneIs:
Leather and Tia Ware;
90 SaddleTy and Harness.
~ Iron. Nails and Steei;
Sugar, Coffee and Salt;
Tlnware and Castings;
Queensware and JeweIryf
X Books, Paper and Stationery
~ Drugs, Oils and Paints;
Bsgging. Rope and Twine;
Glassware and SIoneware.
sOUTHWORTH. MORGAN s. Nell.
Sept. %.
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Land for Sale

Land Tor SaIe--- I
On the 18th of December, MIR
Rosdborough near Lynch burg, will.
sell the tract Of land on which he re-
sides, to the highest bidder. Read
the advertisement in another column.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

TAKEN up by JAS. RUrLEDeE, il civil
i distficI No. 7. one black Mule which
Is about 3 years old, 10 hands high. and has
small white spot On the left thigh. AP-
pssieId 10 SOS.
l Nov %, 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

~ Advertisements must be handed into
The Office by Tuesday Morning, 10 insure
an appearance III the following Paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
GentIemep's Wear,

EMYM OgR stock in this lire compri-
EITsI III ses every thing necessary to-
ss.-1Ll-O complete gentfeman's toilet
as Cloths, Cassimeres, Yes.ings. Sc. which
we viii sell a liirle cheaper than the cheapest,
Please call and examine before purchasing
July %. w. d. * S. NJ. EWING.
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- wax BR - a
{, a!)|,,,A(iIst 81 1
CHERRY PICTORIAL
For the Cure Of
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHO0PING-COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND {
CONSUMPTION tss
lFEV1IS remedy is offered 10 tue community
Il with belcopidence we feel in an hrti-
Gle which seldom fails 10 realize the hspPiest
effects that can be desired. When once Tiled.
IFS superiority over every other medicine of
lis kind, is 100 apparent to escape Obss rva-
lion, and where lis virtues are known, the
public 30 longer hesitate what antidots TO
employ for The distressing and dangerous al
feciions Of the pulmonary organs, which are
incident to our climate. And pot only id the
fotmidabk attacks upon the lungs, but fdr the
milder varieties of Coins, COUGHs. HoIRs
NESS, &C.. and Tor CHILDREN it is the pleas
attest and safest medicine that can bel OBJ
tanned No family should be without il, and
those who have used it. never will
Read the opinion of the following gentle
men who evil be recognized in the various
sections of country where they are located
each and all as merchants CT the first class
and OF the highest characier-as the oldest
and most extensive Wholesale dealers in
Medicine, with gu experience unlimited on
the subject OF which they speak. If there is
any value in The Judgment of experience, see
This Certificate.
We undersigned. Wholesale Druggists,
having been long acquainted with Ayers
Cherry PectoraI, hereby certify our belief that
il is the best and most effectunl remedy for
Pulmonary Complaints ever offered TO the
American People. And we would. from our
knowledge of us composition, aud extensive
usefulness, cordially commend il to the af
tlicted as worthy their best confidence, and
with the firm conviction, thai il will do for
their relief all that medicine can do.
Henshsw, Edmands & Co, Boston, Mass.
Reese & Culson, Baltimore, Md.
Laid s. Ingraham, Bangor. Me,
HaviIand. Halrall 5, Co.. Charleston, s. G.
Jacob S Farrand, Detroii, Mich.
r. H. McA Ilisler. Louisville, XIV
Francis & Walton. 81. Louis, No.
Jos. Tucker, Mobile. Ala.
Theodore A. Peck. Burlington. VI
Haviland, Risley s. Co.. Augusta. Ga.
Isaac ID. James. TlenIon, N. J.
j. NJ Townsend, Piltsburg, Penn.
Clark S Co. Chicago, III.
E. Z. Gay, Burlington. Iowa.
NJ. A. Stanton & Son, Norfolk. Va.
3D. Birnghurst, Wilmington. Delaware.
John GIbert & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Z. ID s w. II. Gilman, Washington, D. q.
L. Wright s Co., ~ Orleans. La.
Watson. W all & CO.. Fl. Wayne, In.
c. G.. Richmond & Co.. San Francisco, Cal !
Lewis & A mes, Tallahassee. FLORIDA.
B r, Strong, Knoxville. Tenn.
Chiffon & Duer, Little Rock. Ark.
SIiller. Slade & Co., Lexington, Miss
n. D, Labaide. Galveston, Texas.
Chas, Dyer. IT.. Providence, r. l.
Jos. M. Turner. Savannah. Ga.
Wade, Ecksein s. Co., Cincinnati. Ohio.
With such assurances, and from such men.
no stronger proof can be adduced. excepr
that faudd 10 effects upon trial.
Prepared and sold bv JAMES C. AVER,
Druggist and Chemist. Lowell. Mass.
Sold BY DlEMER s. HAMPTON. Fay |
ettevlle. Oci. Z. 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09

NIB. On Friday the oath. abb sat
urdaJ a5tit december, there Will be
soId hi ne ioFeroing premises, TO The high
eel b7djerI oula credit of IL month";, all the
Hbusekoid a nd Kitchen Furuitufd, Farm
IMP Utensils! Cotton Gin, Baled Cotton,
Com, WheJt, Oats, Horses. CaItie. Pork
and St1ak H3gs, &c. &c.
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n d a d C E

VNTE will. sell TO III highest bidder on the
w 18TH and 10th OF December, al
our Farm, A miles East Of Fayetteville, on
a credit Of nine monlhs. all the personal
property on said Farm, VIZ: 60 head of
Stock llilgs. EG do Horses and Mules. I 9
do Callie, Is yokes Of good Oxen, Ok
Wagon, together wilhIall the Farming Tools,
crop of corn, Folder. Oats, and Cotton,
Household and Kitchen Fnrnlture, and a
great many articles top tedious 10 mention.
Bond with approved SECURITY will be required
Of the purchasers.
All those indebted will please come and
pay us. J, a s ID. McPHAlt'-
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For Rent

For Rent
Tie room a nd cellar immediately
under the 0gsc yvey printing Office, for
lille ensuing year. For terms, &c,
apply at this dffice.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-09
Fayetteville Obse fVer
THURSDAY, DECEMBER s. 1852
Candidate s---1S53I


TIP We are authorized to aanounte Ira
T.. DoutI,it. candidate for Tax Collector
of Lincnln County, orIl859.
HIP We are authorzed 10 announce VIII
san ID yyIsernan. candidate for Tax
Collector ofIAncpIn Ceunly, Tor 1853.
sP We are authorized TO announce
Maj Joseph H. George, CANDIDATE n-n 1of
Tax Cotecinr oil Lincoln County. ior i01o'
srp We are authorized TO announce
William T.. Pnnplin, a candidate :or
Tax Collector Of lincoln County. for 1858