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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1852-12-14
Expressly to Parents Of
SUMTER DISTRICT

.a rrs w bl LIL LID llilCl.- ..a. a.tte'
DIR. WIN. Fl. PIERCE, native Caro-.
llnian, who has had charge of Palmetto
School in Columbia for the last two wears.
begs leave very respectfully to notify such
Parents of Sumter District as feel a very
special interest in the education of their
sons, that he will take five or six bovs
from this District and bestow speciul and
active labour in their intellectual improve.
ment.
Boys must not be under IL nor over
III, OF pleasant turn. The charge for, the
year will be $500, board, lodging, wash.
ing, lights, stationery text book found, and
expenses of travelling incurred, borne.
Boys will he prepared for the Freshman
Class in any one Of the Southern Collie.
ges' or for the professions and for com.
mcrcc.
Letters addressed to DR.. w. II. PIERCE,
at Columbia, before the 3rd of December
VIII be promptly censured, giving the de-
DIR. PIERCE refers to his Father, the
Rev. REDDIcK PIERCE, the Rev. L1v1cK
PIERCE, NJ. d.. d. d.. L. l.. D., and Presi.
dent GEO. +. PIERCE, OF Oxford University
Of Georgia.
Oct. %, 1852 52-7t
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Steam Boat Notice.

CAPTAIN EASTEN having made ar
ranHemenls with us, with regard to tho
storing OF Goods at Wrights Bluff, we
Will therefore store and deliver any freight,
left III our charge, by steamer Pee Dee,
Tree Of Charge, after this date
TlNDALL & WATSON,
Agents Ior Pee Dee.
Nov. 18th, 1852 5--,f
Watchman copy.
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Educational Notice.

MISS CAROLINE MORGAN. would
respectfully Inform her friends and patrons
Tint she will resume The exercises OF her
School on the first Monday in January
1853
Terms.
Spelling. Reading, and Writing
per Quarter So 90
Primary Geography, and Arith-
metic, with above ST. 90
Grammcr, Geography, History.
and Philosophy, including the above, Sc 90
astronomy, and Botany ST 90
Sumlerville, Deer 7th 1852 Git
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Negro Shoes.

The subscriber has made arrangements G,,
the manufacture Of from Four to Five thousand
pairs Of the above article by the FALL. For
reference as 10 equality, lie would respectfully
refer persons who may be dispose to purchase
of him, 10 those who palronized h m last veor
AS to price, he will guarantee them as low as
can be afforded
May 22 2tf ]. MORGAN
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Estate Sale,

MILL be sold, at the late residence of
w James Ridgill deceased, on the 7th
OF January 1893, four Negroes. also all the
other personal and pershahle property be-
longing to the Estate Of said Deceased.
r. NJ. RIDGTLL Admr
Sumtervillo, Nov, %, 1925. / 81.
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d. J. WINN,
MRhHER * H,MAANRD =

Has just received from Baltimore and New
York, II large and well selected stock Of
EBroadCIOtiis, C;aS>ilnercs and
FE$IINGS,
the finest and best liut has ever been brought
10 this market.
---ALSo,-
Ready made Clothing for Gents and Youths
oi every quality and description. Having re-
lccted Tie Goods. and had them made up to Or
uer, he can warrant the work
-ALSo,-
Evory description and quality of Gloves; Dress
Hats made up to order; Caps, Silk Cravats
Silk Pocket iIandkerchiefs and Neck Ties
Linen Shirts, do. Collars, Merlno Underslir,s,
40. Drawers, with every article that is worn by
gentlemen, which he offers on reasonable terms.
and secils Il call from his old customers, and
The cltiz"ns of the District generally
Snmlerrillc, Nov 18th, la52 3-tf
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has expired. Respectfully submitted,
Il. II. BnIrToN,
Tbofrp,o,>

Chairman Committee.
Which, after some discussion, was
unanimously adopted.
The Committee appointed to nom.
mate officers to serve the ensuing year
made their report.l
On motion of Mr.. Johnson, the Con-
vcntion proceeded to ballot for Off
GERS of the Association; which resulted
in the election Of the following gen
tlcmen:
X. w. G1BpEs, President.
Z. Nj. WALLACE, lst Vice President.
+. II. EnlrroN, Secretary and Treas
urer.
T. J. WARREN, Orator.
Permanent Committee.
S. n. GOODMAN, Columbia.
j. III. GILES, Ncwbcrry.
J. J. RICE, Anderson.
On motion, the Secretary was or.
dcrcd to notify the officers elected of
the result of the balloting.
On motion of Mr.. johnson, the
thanks of the Association were tender
cd to the members Of the Indepen-
uSuI iTc Cotlpany OI Columbia, Tor
the use of their Hall. The Chairman
announced an invitation from Mr..
Janncy to the members of the AS
sociation to dine with him to-mor-
row, which was accepted; and, on mo-
ton of Mr.. Tabcr, the thanks of
the members were returned to that
gentleman for his courtesy.
On motion of Mr.. Prcssly, the
thanks of the Association were tender
ed to p. Nj. Wallace, for the courteous
and digniiicd manner with which he
presided at this meeting.
On motion of Mr.. Bonner, it was
ordered that the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in all the papers
Of the State.
The Association then adjourned.
to meet ut Columbia ON the first We'd
nesday in December, 1858.
p. M. WALLACE, Chairman.
X. Nj. STOKES. Secretary.
--------1- s@.<>.t-s- R--
The Princess Was, h,S ubiurn1 +bn
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so. CAR0LINA---SUMTER DIST,
BY W. LEWIS, Esh, Ordinary for said

BY W. LEWIS, Es1., Ordinary for said
District.
Whereas, David G. Shorter hath applied
to me for Letters Of Administration, on
all and singular the goods and chattlcs,
rights and creditors Of Jemima Richbourg,
late Of the sad District, deceased.
These are, therefore, TO cite and atlmon-
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi-
tors Of the said deceased. 10 be and appear
before Inc at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said District, to he holden at Sumter
Court House on Friday the 18th day Of
December, inst, to show cause, ifany, why
the said administration should not be grant
cd.
Given under my hand and seal, IN s
7th day of December IN the year Of
L. S. our Lord. one thousand eight hun
drcd and fftyiwo, and in the 10Th
year OF American independence.
w. LEWIS, O. S. D.
December 7ll, 1852. 6-2t
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JeWelry /! JeWelrv !!

l1avIng Just returned from Charleston,
the subscriber has already on hand, and is
now receiving, neat and well selected
stock of
watches, Clocks 81 Jewelry.
OF all descriptions, which he will sell at
very moderate profit.
t=s9 Come on Ladies and Gentlemen,
and examine for yourselves. A call is all
ask. c. r.. MASON
Nov. ID, 1852 Aft
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NEW FIR Nj.

The subscribers having associated them
selves together in the mercantile business
under the firm of BUTLER 81 NEWBE.
Ri, would respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally, that they are
now receiving and opening large and
well selected stock of Dry Goods, Groce-
ries. Boots, and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Hardware and Crockery, Fancy Articles,
&c. &c, which they will soil extremely
low for cash, or 10 customers who will pay
up punclualy.
IL 1t is unnecessary TO enumeratc arti-
cles, just come along sec for yourselves.
Y. NJ, BUTLER.
A. M,; NEWBERY.
AT the stand formerly occupied by Nc
Roy & Jones, one door north of tho Post
Office.
Sunterville, Oct. Is, 1852 5l-tf
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Notice to Creditors,

Al persons indebted to the subscriber
VIII please come forward and make nav
Ihfnt' as circumstances compelIs him TO
eau on them. The time given to creditors
having expired.
B. FOLSOM.
Dec. 7tb, 1852 6-I,
Waterman copy one time.
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Off.cE w. Il NJ. r. II. Co, }
Marion &. H., S. G. Dec. 3, 1852.
The Stockholders OF the Wilmington
md Manchester Rail Roud Company are
hereby notified that thcSixteenth iustalment
of Five Dollars per share on their subscrip-
tion is required to be paid OH or before The
first day Of January 1853.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
JOHN MACRAE, Jr., Trcs'r.
Dec. 7tll, 1892 6-tf
Wa,chman copy.
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Notice.

A LL Persons indebtcd to the subscriber
"a by Note or Account Gre respectfully
solicited to call and~senIe Immediately as
clrcumstanc csc compel him to call on them.
D. ]. WINN.
March Is, 1852. 2I-,f.
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~ office.

Persons having demands against the Es-
tate of r. Richardson, Deed. are requested
to present them duly attes,cd, and those in.
deOled TO make payment To
G. NJ. RICHARDSON,
Admr.
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In Equity---S District.

In Equity---Sumter District.
John r Broughion,
Letilia B. Broughlorl,
and Margaret Brough.
ton, BY their next BILL.
friend Jas. r. Brock,
Epsey Il. Broughton.
In pursuance Of an order in the above
stated case, / will offer at public sale, OF
the first Monday in January next, at Sum-
ter Court House, that plantation or tract Of
land, containg about four thousand acres,
lying in Clarendon County, Sumter Dis
trict. at or near Fulton Post Office, belong
ing to the cstu,e of the late Edward
Broughton, Jr. deceased, and upon which,
he resided at the time of his death. being
the same recovered by the said John Il.
Rroughton, Letita B. Broughton, Marga.
ret Bronghton, and Fpsey E. Broughton,
i'll an action of Trespass to Try Title, lately
brought by them, in the Court of Com
mon Pleas for said District, against Edward
Brnughton, senior, deceased. Not to be
sold Tor less than seven thousand seven
hundred and fifty dollars.
TERMs.-One-f fourth part Of tho pur-
chase money to be paid in cash; the bal
ance payable in one, two and three years,
With interest from the day of salc--,he
purchaser to give bond and personal sccu-
rily, and mortgage of the land for the
credit portion Of the said purchase money.
w. L. Is. HAlNSWORTH,
Com'r in Equity
Dec. Ii, 1852 I'D
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Pupils on Guitar furnish their own In
strnments for practice.
1t will he much 10 the advantage of the
pupils to be present on the day the School
opens, that they may he arranged in their
respective classes. and have the studies
assigned them.
Some eight or Ten Young Ladies' can he
accumulated with Boarding in the family
OF The Principal, upon as moderate terms
as can be afforded
No pupil will he received for less than
session. unless by special agreement,
and no deduction made for absence excep,
for sickness.
The Principal solciis the patronage Of
his numerous friends, and promises on his
part, TO dIscllargc faithfully his responsible
trust.
w. w. ALSTON, Principal
Snmtcrviile, Nov u, 1882 iii
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Or await the arrival Of the up Train
from Charleston until 10 p. Nj.
Dec. ID, 1852 7-3t
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-19
MARRIAGES.,
MAgRIEb,

In Giles county, MIR. CkLvrs LEE anc
AIiss EIazABErH A. DYER.
In Giles county. Mr.. WiItLlAm r. WAR.
REN and Miss ELlzABErH HoLr.
In Giles county, Mr.. CASTER BRINGLt
and Miss ELIZABETH Z. Neal.
10 Giles county, Mr.. JEROME B. TAYLOR
and Miss IRENE T. NEwToN.
In Huntsville. Ala. Mr.. WILLIAM T.
SUGG and Miss MARIA FANNIE STONE.
In Huntsville, Ala. Mr.. JAMES +. KiDD
and Miss CALEDONIA L. JORDAN.
In Rutherford county. Mr.; MARION T..
McFARLtN and Miss EMILY MCKINLEY.
In Rutherford county, Mr.. WILSON Shell
ToN aud Miss Lucy MooRE.
In Williamson county, Mr.. john L.
Brown and Miss ADmE PAYNE.
In Williamson coHniy. Mr. RICHARD A..
OWEN and Miss Many O. HOLLAND.
III Williamson county, Mr. MOORE J.
lGvIN and Miss CELIA ANN LAMB.
Ia Williamson county, AIR. A. NJ. WREN
and Miss Mary ANR w. WILKINSON.
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Forest Hill academy.

TENilS Institution has been recently char
IL Tered bv The Legislature, and com
mences lis SECOND session under The charter
on the 3Oth of August. IL is under The
supervision of H. &, Barber. A. E., az
sisted by w. M. Stevenson. II is situated
six miles above Elklon. On the line between
Giles and Lincoln connIes ia a beautiful
and healthy location, and in an excellent
neighborhoDd.
Tuition per Session Of Itreniy-One TFeeks:
OfIhography, Reading, Writing. and
Primary Rules Of A Arithmetic. :. SO 90
English Grammar, Composition. Nat
ural Sciences, (Geos faphy, Phiios-
ophy. Chemistry. SD The lower
branches Of Mathematics. (Arth-
metic. Algebra. Geometry. $40 90
Latin and Greek Languages, and
higher branches of MaiheuatIcs. SIS 90
Boarding. including Washing. can be pro-
cured in good families. al 81 rs per week.
A. Nj WILSON,
Secretary Of Board Of Trustees.
August 10. 1852 At
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DEED.

In ibis county. OH " eddqsday, ll,h inst.
Of lux. Mrs. SARAH ANN, wife Of VIM. J
Howard, aged about "a yea RS.
In This county, on Sunday, 9th inst, .
fluy, son of C.. b. " hiie, aged about Il
years.
In This county, on Sunday. 18Th inst.
DR.. J. B. SHEFFIELD, Of Ibis place,
In this county on Sunday, 18Th inst, o.
cancer, Mrs. Nancy WHITE, al an advanced
age.
In This county, cf flux, Mr.. JAMES WHITE,
aged about 43 wears.
In this county, Of hux, child of Mr..
James While, aged abuu. one year.
lii this county, Of flux. Mr.. JOHN VII.
kIHS, aged about 23 wears.
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Fore 81 Hill Academy

Pc rha ps no Academy in Middle
Tennessee has a more pleasant and
healthful location than Forest Hill,
si+uated oh the Giles and Lincoln
line, about two miles beyond Brad
shaw cree k, on the road from Fay
etteviIle to Elkton. 1t is i b as de-
cidedIy as pleasant neighborhood
as one could wish, and engages the
serviee s Of as gentlemanly and com
potent teachers, in The estimation of
those best acquainted with them, as
any institution Of the kind in the
South West. We speak for Forest
Hill an increased usefulness, by an.
increase 10 the liberal number of her
students. See advertisement in an
other column.
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IrIcELRoY q CRAwFoRp.

l6R0 HAVE recently received Of sbeh
~ Drug Store, North side OF the Public
! Vt Square. Fayetteville, fresh from bii
{ ~ sdslphia aud New YoTk. a q addition
al supply U! GANUINE MedIcines, Drugs.
PaallS. OILS. Varnishes, Dye Stuff, WtHdow
Glass, Putty, Ps,fuu,rry, fire Soaps, Teas.
WIaes Brlndies. Snuifs, Svgars; hne, Gem
moni and smoking Tobacco. Surgical llstiu>
aieItls! &c. sc. which makes IIeu shock un
,savpasFed if equaIed by an establishment
outside Of city.
1 a4HeS have Oh hand. and are daily receiv-
ing. an extensive collection OF the hest
Patient Medicines exIanl, Their stock
OF THIS kIad oil AiedLciues embraces most Of
The POPULAR preparations OF tie day. isaV-
ing 9brained our Drugs and Me'l'cines-ln
fact. every ,hing xe have III si9Te-if0m The
most reliable Druggists East, WE leei no hes
itancY ia recommending Them ~ the public.
phys cians aud merchants generally, as pure
and .4enuine.' BEING resolved 70 continue
perm nent, reliable Drug business IN Fay
etrevilie, our customers and the Community
generally, may rely upon oai statements viii,
most Implicit contidtnce-al articles shall
come W 10 the representations glvrG.
The ladies' Iu particular. anu the public
ger erhIly, are invited to our uhequaled Sc
fectoh OF Perium,eFy. II i3 varied and
decidedly tasty. Conle Tue FIRST opportunity
and view Them.
Farmers, Merchants, and other business
men. EJll be supplied with Castor Oil. Sweet
to. SriIils Turpenune. Paregoric LLAudanum.
Essehfes, Patent Medicines, SCI Sc. by the
lozed IL desired. h
The orders Of local physicians and all
others promptly ATTENDED 10. aud then pre-
'cripIibus carefully compounded.
Tie liberal trade we have heretofore eu-
Dyed. encourages the belief THAI with our
'xlens I've and we'll selected supplies. we can
meet uh demands in our line, TO desired
increase OF our business.
Nav 20. 1852.
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aBibIe Defence Of SlarerE.-'--

This is the title Of a large work
lately laid upon our table, by the
agent for Lincoln, AIr. ChampziH.-
From casual examination, We are
much impressed in favor Of the pub
lication. The author, Rev JOSIAH
Priest, is an able writer, and has
handled his subject in very able
manner. We commend the book to
the favor able consideration of our
Notwithstanding that they will be
pleased as we'll as instructed in, It's
perusal, Prce, s.. DIS. Deimer| s.
Hampton, Of this place, are author
lied to receive the names of sub
.scribers. The book viii be delivered
to subscribers,in about six weeks.
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New, Beautiful and Cheap
DRESS GDODs.

80 The attention OF the Ladies is par
laks# lIeularly called TO one OF the most
~ handsome stocks OF DEEss GooDs
ever displayed IN Fayetteville. comprising
Rich Bfocade Dress Silks:
seiperb Damask do
SPLENDID Embroidd Robe do
magnificent, Flounced do
biz Gro d. Rhine and Watered do
DID Beocade aad Dan,ask do
iie Embroidered and Striped Berages
e.4gait Printed Chalieys;
beauiilol Plaid Pnpllus;
hahdsome Figured Grenadines;
Pats Printed Berage de LANES;
Lawns, Tatlaaas and PRINTS;
Whire Goods, Ciinghans. &c. Sc.
These Goods arg VERY SELECT, embracing
all IhelLArEsr STYLES out. Some Of them
are ,ruE finer thhu any heretofore brought
TO lhis marker, ana we rely on tie fine TASTE
Of the Ladies oil Lincoln 10 ensure their sale.
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN & BEAVERS.
AprilI5.
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New Arrangement.

TEVHE subscriber has bought The interesl oil
d w. H. MooREs. IN lie Store House.
Goods. BooSs. Notes. and Accounts, OF
HooREs s THOaisoN, and The subscriber is
alone authorized to collect Tie amounts due
the firm, and is responsible Tor lis deb,s.
Being permanently located in the mercsn-
Tile business. Respectfully ask a call from
the purchasing public My Goods are offered
as low as those OF any House IN FAYETTEVILLE.
Try me. JAS. L.NTHOMSON.
Jans 90. 1852.
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Executors Sale.

I'm the 10th day Of Scptcmbcr
W next, wall sell at The late residence OF
b. NJ. G. RHEA. deed. TWO MILES EAST
OF FAYETTEyILLE, on a credit of twelve
purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security The stock Of every descrp.
lion, consisting of
90 head Of Mules;
do Horses;
1 Wearing Jack;
iue JenneI and Coli;
rs head OF Pork and Stock Hogs.
10 head OF Cattle; 81 head of Sheep;
good Yoke Of Oxen; | Ok Wagon.
Also, The following negroes, Wis
Garrison. aged about 40 years;
Mary. do !. - 81 do
Apn 4 child, do. il. ~ do
John, -. {. do. -. s do
Ruth, -. do. J. 10 do
Also. = shares in the Tullahoma Turn
pike road.
Together with all the Farming Tools.
Household and Kitchen, Furniture, and
about 60 acres Of Standing Corn.
w. B. RAEA, Executor.
August 10. fS52-3t
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EXECUTORS SHE

On the 10th day of Sept, next,
will be offered, at the late resi- dence
of Col. B. NJ. G. Rhea, decd, 4 vari-
ely Of very valuable property. Per
sons de String to purchase. negroes,
stock, &c, would do well to attend.
See advertisement.
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Lace Goods, etc.
y ACES, Eigings and Inseruhgs;
AL Cdpes, Collars aud Cuffs;
lihders teves .Chelnizelles and Mantillas;
Linen Gamo HanJkerehieis & Neck Ribbons;
Berage and Grape Siawis aad Lace Wells;
Bonnet and Sash Ribbons and Trimmings;
Wrealhs, Flowers and Tabs;
MIis, Gloves and Hosiery;
parasols. Fans. sc, &c.
For shle very cheap by
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN Il BEAVERS.
April Is.
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A Fuss for Feathers, etc.

NV Z will give II GOods. a. cash lFees
w ike highes; marker prize for all Bar
ter usually lakrn; such as Feathers, Bees
Wax. 1'ailow, Liasey. Socks. striped and
white Cotios. Wool, Grass Seeds. DRIED
Fruit, &c. Give us call before VOC sell.
Aug. u K. A. GRAY s. Co
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FOR SALE!

- CONVENIENT Eshihily lecSI-
rs dence, adjoining the town Of Fay
--a--- ettevi1le. with The lot Of ground or
which Tue house stands. beiag the same sha
The subscriber purchased OF SaW'rrI. L. Gil
Inland. CONTAINING rs acres. For particular:
apply on The premises 30
JOHN +. MORGAN.
June q, l652-u
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TnlIaIlNma Lois.

FHlHE Undersigned has laid OFF blocks of
Il LOTS OF several acres IN each. for phi
vate residence, pnd Is now prepared TO sell
lheEl al private sale TO those who desire 10
have sahDer residences, in The b4auliiui
and healthy town oil Tul;ahOIa:E. We
have IN the TDwn Site, besides The most
healthy atmosphere and pune ireesIode wa
tel. nIost excellent Chalybeaie Spring
which is Supposed TO be mixed with Whine
sulphur.
VIM. MOORE, Agent. Sc.
May I'd 1852 III.
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FataIitY--

AS evidence of the ravages
sdoath is committing in portions OF
oar couI y, we publish the obituary
mo lice, il this Paper Of FIVE individ-
pals, whoIresided within two miles Of
each other, on Mulberry, Of the 1ux.
This diesase seems unusually fatal
this season, and has found its way
into most neighborhoods Ct the ooun-
ty, Perhaps our own locality Fay
etteville and vicinity,) his been, up
to this time, freer from it than any
other section.
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Hats

WE have just received Mneskin,
beaver oaiin' Oder, Mexican, HuRgs-
iian' hoSsntn' magyar, Palm. LFsborn, Mar
icaioo an" faha"'a Hats, making our assort-
",eh' oeelae"J tue largest and mosi GEM
pIete ne haye ever Offered.
GoopelcH, BuCAASAH BEAVERS
April IS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-08-19

az The List Of Letters is published in
The Fayetteriie Observer, in compliance
with law OF Congre S., which provides
Thai il shall appear in the newspaper having
the LARGEST CALCULATIONS. 80
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Boots and Shoes :

ctr 81 GASES Boots, shoes, Fro
~ Cams and Cutters, comprising ev-
cry style and qualify Tor Meas. 30, =.
Youths, LADIES'. Misses wea, Ieca,v,,I ar
lot sale al remaf kably low prices by
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN < BEAVERS
April Is
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R. l.. & MI, Of RowsyiIIe- :

We got the cash. Thank you
Can't you get US some additi4 nal adj
vance-paying subscribers in your re-
gion? NVewOuld be much obliged
to you.
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II. M. p. of Early Grove :

The money was received, and this.
is the seventh week since I'VE com
menced mailing you the @04 sercer,"
regularly
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an appearance in the following Paper.
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The Subscriber

~ EEPS CONSTANTLY OF hand al His
IN old stand. al tie Tan Yard. an excel.
lent supply OF BOOTS and SHOES, HAIR.
NESS and SA3Ips-E.S Of all kinds; together
with SOLE, UPPER. HARNESS AID
SADDLE LEATf4 Err. OF sapetior qadf-
ilv: all Of whIrt VIA he sold Low for cash.
OF exch4 agrd 10. psher.
Apr,Ill, 1852. JAMES H. COBB.
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Nothing New.

Nothing New
Nothing out of the ordinary course
of nature has taken place in our
county since last week, as far as we
can lchrn. Good deal of sickness
continues in some parts.
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