Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-07-15

II lssstated that Mr.. j. Heritage,
of Burlington county, n. J., will this
! year clear $1,000 from anacre and a
half of ground planted in slrawber.
ries.
The jackson Monument Commit.
TED Of New Orleans have advertised
proposals fer the pedestal for the
monument to be erected in that city
to the memory OF Gen jackson.
The monument is to be bronze
equestrian stat ue, to cost $4,000.
Only half Of this has been raised.
Three years will be necessary to COM
plete the work.
Some three years since, poor
factory girl va rking in one of the
villages on the Blackstone river, in
Rhode Island, was given a sealed
letter by maiden aunt, with a
solemn injunction not to- open it I'M
til she was Is years old. The girl
was then fifteen. On the 23d of last
mo nth, being her 18th birth day, she
opened the letter and found directions
for her to obtain fortune of $4,000,
willed to her by the aunt, who has
since died. On Thursday last the
fortunate girl OBJ tanned the whole
am cunt in cash.
The London Weekly Despatch
states that upwa rds of 100000
/ ($l43.500) were lost per week, for
5 weeks, making no less than ST.
2S2,5O0 by the re cent strike of tho
English engineers
The Yazoo City (NIiss.) Wing
say IS that the prospects are very good
for the crops in tha at section. Not
only the cotton but the corn is I'M
usually promising
The mother and sisters of Kos
suth are soon to arrive in New York,
where they will reside for some years.
The annual revenue derived by
the Prince of Wales, Victoria's Oldest
son and the heir apparent to the
throne, from the Duchy Of Cornwall
as its Duke, is upwards Of 100000,
clear Of expens SEES, taxes, &c. The
gross receipts from that Duchy arc
upwards Of 100000. The Prince
is bout twelve years old.
i The table used by the Secretaries
Of the National Democratic Conven-
ton, was the same on which General
Washington laid bis commission, in
the State House at Annapolis. when
he retired from the public service.
+ A DR. Baueilocqle, of Paris, an
/ nounces that he ha discovered tho
rmeans Of communlcat to all per-
sons born deaf and dumb, the power
; Of hearing, by treatment without
, operation; and two Or three years la
, ter, OF enabling them to reply, so
that they can receive an oral educa-
ton. lie considers the great Diff
Guilty conquered when once the pa
tent hears-as a great portion of
those who APPEAR to be born deafand
dumb are only born deaf; the dumb
ness is tie natural consequence Of
! their inability to hear other persons
speak, and thus form words and SEN
tendds by imitation.
Real estate is nearly 100 per
cent higher how in New York than
it wa two years since the fore
runner, probably, Of another rner-
canIlle crash al 30 distant date.
Tile prospect for corn aud oats
IN Tie lower part Of East Tennes-
see was never better than at present.
The agriculture OF this section il is
stated, has been vastly stimulated
iby the new railroad spirit.
The Chelsea ( Mass Telegraph,
under the happy head of "A chain
ed Earthquake states that there
are on the grounds Of the National
Hospital at Chelsea over twenty
thousand kegs Of gunpowder! If
this ticklish substance should be-
come ignited, the explosion would
probably throw every house in
Chels sea from its foundation, and
Greats q crack or two in the sPire
OF the Bunker Hill Monument.
II is said that some planters in
Cuba have contracted with an
English house for the importation
of eight tho sand Chinese laborers,
who are to receive four dollars a
mont b for eight years.
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