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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-12-23
Sept %.

TIME following comprise a potion CT ou
u large stock Of Hardware; uEsuTpasset
in variety by any House ia the west.
Collins Axes, Warranted Axes OF ofhel
BIRDS. AnVils and Vices. Bellows aed Screw
PiaieS Hand and $ledge Hammers, Table
and Picket Cutlery RazoTs. Shears and Scis
sors, Curry Com bs. Padlocks. Files and
Rasp9 Siilers and Coffee Mills ,SiFrup Irons
Bride Bits. Augurs and Chisels, Planes Of
all kinds. Hand Saws and DTap Knives,
Hatcheis and Han&axes, Mil and Cross Cut
Saws. Single and double Shot Guns, Rifles,
complete. Chains oi all kinds, Cotton Cards;
Together with N any other articles too ns-
merous 10 mfntion-
FALL s. CUNNINGHAM,
College street, Nashville.
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" IL Eso r 3 ~ .RE.
B. A. GRAY Is CO..

- HAVE purchased the entire Stock
5 sSsssssS Of Goods of SHANKLiN 81 GlRD-
k&S NER. and are bow Offering the
same al unusually low PRIZES for cash. or 10
punetual Heaters on The ]uai sine. It has
become very common fo1 Merchants 10 say
thai they are selling Good]for smaller profits
than any other house IN town. This we
llIieave Tor The public ID decide. But we
wiliIsay His mucll-all Eh6 wish TO buy
Goods Cd ZAP, give US Dali, and examine
our prcds. That is the way 10 Prove The
matter. Feb. %. 1852
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Nov. 25, iS52-td.

n B. On Friday the 2atla, and SAT-
urday 25th December, there will he
sold on the foregoing premises. TO the high
est bidder. on a credit of IL months. all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farm
ing Utensils, Cotton Gin, Baled Cotton,
Corn. Wheat, oais, Horses, Carte, Fork
and Stock Hogs. Sc sc.
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IRazin's Pcris,lnerY.

w Are sill agents Tor The sale of,&e va
w liSus articles of fine and pIainIlancy
Soaps. Staying Soaps, Shaving Compounds
Sharing Creams fine and common Coloenss
ExlraclsI sc. Sc, prenared by q. BazIn
sucoessO 10 Roussei Philadelphia. Thsst
preparations are more popular III this ma
ket Than buy other a merican PerfUmery, and
will be sbld TO country merchants and othtr
buying'ib sell again al Philadelphia pncf rs
with cos VI Transportation added. A gr4st
suppIy ihsr received
EWIN, BROWN & co.
Sept 23. Nashville. TennI
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IsOOKS. BOOKS!

ss :5 ::i' :: ss $sSs
be found, Medical. Historical, PoelicaI,
Blank ahd School Books.tha are generally
used DIEMER s. HAMPTON. +
ApElII2a.
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The SMbscribe

IL EEPs CONSTANTLY on hand at biz
IN old stahd ..ai Tie Tan Yard. an excel
lent supply Of BOOTS and SHOES, HAIR
NESS ahd SADDLES OF all kinds; logeIhcl
with SOLE UPPER. HARNESS and
Saddle LEATHER, OF a superior qua y
ny; all of which will be sold Low for cash.
OF exchdngeH To- barter.
Ahrll ID. 1852. JAMES ii. COBB. ]
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The Rail Road Cars

ETAvE not col here yet. but Gill 4
IL FsusseI have just received lhell
large slpek oil Ladies' Dress Goods for Fail
Embracing eveky kind, color and style. BE
assured that thty are the richest and mos
beautIilll Of the season. We solicit an ex-
animation. Oct. Z, 1852.
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JAMES /. THOMSON. WM. BUCHANAt
THOMSON & BUCHANAN.
New Firm. New Store. and New GNNds

TMyfIE undersigned have associated them
u selves together, for The purpose of con
ducting a general mercantile business, and
are now receiving a very extensive and desi-
rable stock OF Foreign and Domestic
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods; Boots.
shoes and BrOga,as; Hats and Caps.
Books and Stationery. Umbrellas,
Hardw ware and Gallery; China, Glass
and RsIeenswafe.- &c. &c.
Their stock was selected with great are
in the Eastern Market. by the junier parine r;
and ,hdy flatter themselves that they have
succeeded in getting up an assortment which
for extent, variety. and beauty of STYLE, can
not be surpassed by any house in Faye,te-
vile; and they only solicit a call from pur-
chasers. TO convince them that they viii sell
them Goods on Christmas Year credit rs
low as ahev can buy them from any other
house, under any circumstances.
THOMSON & BUCHANAN.
North East Corner Public Square.
Oci.l4. 1852
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EEz AE@Ro

4. s.s s..s .. s;s s s Gs:' a a"
cheaper than sT ch an arIcle has ever beef
Offered here beibre. II you want an e1trF
article, latest slIle, tor liiie money, gust eal
over Oh Fhe coo side OF Town.
July 20. w. d. s S. NJ. EWING
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TaiIorit,S.--As has be- Ia noticed ID our
circulars s4a olher advertisf meuts, lei II be
borne ia mind, that this jnch OF our bIs-
ness is still prosperous and lowing on IN ITS
vastly impEoved beauty; II being, that we
have at length acquired suEh perfection in
Tile CUTTING and FAsHioHINd an, that not one
remains to doubt thai we doud hide the de
ffdimltes Of Richard Ill, dr. tit from Gen.
Tom Thuhb-who made The country curl
Gus, and dtew them TO witt less his dIminu-
tive peIsohi and varied cbslune-io Gen
/ Jackson, Who led armles 10 battle and TO
victory. And were it req, fred, we could ft
from the fdir modeIings Venus de Medici
and The Greek Save, 10 the vasi chested
Apollo o. Bevidere.
/ i our friends in haste.
| SCOTT, fRAY s C0+
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NASHVILLE. June 5. 1852.

NASHVILLE. June ., 1852.
To the Editor Of the EreniRg .Neles:
dee rn il my duty 10 Ie, the pubic know
the beRefl have received from the use oil DR..
Mitche lis Indian DlauhR Cordial On ihs
81 iosf. was severely attacked with the
Cholera Morhus: some pronounced il Cholera.
and that was in danger DIR. Mitchell was
sent Tor. and be pronounced Il Cholera Nor
bus. arid advised me to use his Indian Di-
auha Cordial. iprocuIed one bottle, and by
the use Of one hall Of il, ! was relieved en-
nreIy. and on The nexI morning was { Bic re
attend 10 BUSINESS. As there is a report about
ChoieTh in this city, advise those suffering
from Cholera Morbus or Fox. TO procure Dr.
Miiehslls indian DarrhG Cordial, and they
will fhd speedy relief.
Your respectfully, JAS. McGOVERN.
Corn.I OF Demumbrane ST, 4 Franklin Pike.
EDeEFlELD. May IS. 1859.
On. MIrcHELL-DeG Sir:
As d tribute of respect TO the merits Of your
Invaluable Rheumatic Extract and Blood
Purifier, cheerIuIly and without hesitation
state lb that part of the community suffering
with Rheumatism. for that disease il stands
without rital in the whole catalogue oil
popuihf medicines. whether Botanic, Patent
or Mineral.
Ond Of the members of my family, "a yau-
able Negro woman had been afflicted with
that disease tor FIVE or SIX years-con6ntd so
that she was oil no service 10 me--on whom
spent large amount OF money and no re
lief given. had come TO the conclusion
that she c?D!d not be cured, when noticing
the N aDy cures effected by the use Of your
medicines, though had bit lille aDtcipa-
ton that she would find rebel. resolved 90
give a trial. Suffice II TO say. after usirg
Two bottles RheumaiIc Extinct. and Two
Blood Purifier. she is entirely relieved. I
would say 10 those afflicted, IT IS worthy
trial. Respectfully yours.
JOHN B. DAVIS.
P. s. Persons wishing 10 confer with ne,
can do so by calling army residence on Gal
latin Pike. EdgeielG, Tenn. IApg. 26, 1852
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A. 5. DUAL,
SURGEON DENTIST.

g Hawk permanently located at
ufEfD this place. intends BY exec utng his
work in the best possible style, TO Ineril the
patronage ofthis community. DIR. Duv:li
can al all times be found al his ofhde, on the
south side of the Public Square. al Hines
Hotel, where he IS well prepared 70 execute
work in every department of his Profession.
LADIES wishing his services can be waited
on at their residences. either in town or
country. Nov. |. 1852.
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Snufs.
Casfnr Oil.
Drown,s Essence Ginger.

60 nod in Store and expected 10 a few
days. This valuable and pleasant article is
rapidiy glowing public favor and seems 10
be much preferred 10 any similar article now
before the public.
EWIN. BROWN s co.
7 Sept.22. Nashville, Tenn.
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Business in Tnllahama,
- - Jas. NJ. ELLIOTT,
Receiyi ng, Forwarding & Con nission
IsEE RofaAHf,
Also, Agent for Kanawa Salt,
1SO7 ASeHt TUT HAstEffi w SILL
.SHELBYVILLE, TENN

srp WI IL attend promptly ID receiving
zI; and forwarding all Goods and Pro-
duce consigded to his care. Constantly on
hand a d ARGE and WELL SELECTED stock oil
Groceries, Indigo, Madden, Pepper,
spice. and all articles usually kept for fam
lily aud pla htatioa supplies. Kanaw
Salt wall be furnished at Nashville prices
adding freight.
REFEgENcEs
4. c.. Go pDRIeH s. Co., Fayetteville.
Glnf. & RUSSELL, do
GooDRIcIf .BUcHANAx & BEAvERs. do
I. NJ CALDWELL * Co.. Shelbyville.
G.. DAvI3soN s. Sons. do
+ ]. H, s r. d. DEERy. do
A. EAKIF S, Co., do
BaAA,E. lETr s. Co, do
]. Z, DRpMGooLE * do
FALL. & CUssrSaHAM. Nashville.
10. EDw ARDS, do
MctREI s. TERRAss, do
EVIL y, p RowN & Co. do
IMNER,IAN & Co. do
w. ID. GORDON. do
! Nug ustI5 1852 ON
! GUhGlCI AL INSTRUMENTS. OF RARl
- FfSlsHI Tor sale BY
! Apr i 81 DlRMER s HAMPTON.
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@, for the Bee Hive!
INDUSTRY WILL PROSPER!
Clothing StDa.e!
SCOTT, GRAY e. CO.,
Dealers i'm Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods. exclusively for
MEMS Wear.


Sal ps ass o oss 'e 81 se ] eu m
- and MoSr DESIRABLE sIbcks Of l4EJ
GentlcIuen'$ Goods. lheE have ever
offered In this market. Our stdck consists in
par! OF Black and Fancy Cdored Cloths,
Cassimeres and Doe -Skins, OF French. En-
gIisli, Belgium German, ltalidn. and Scotch
manufacture Of the latest styles and best
make. Wool and Union Tweeds, Cassi-
-meres and DriilIngs at low prices for Sum-
meI and boys wear Linen Dfillngs, and
| Linen and Clifton PanIaIooh s and Coat
Goods Of all kinds. Vesings in great vari-
fety; Satin. SILK, GrenadneI Embroidered
FCaslfmeres, S!Iallie, VaienciasL Linen, Mar
settles, Cotton, Wooden, in plain and all
I fashionable STYLES and colorI. Black and
Fancy Silk Sdarls and Cravaf; do Madras
and Cotton Of all the desirable styles and
qualities. P5ngee, Spiual6Eld's, EcglIsn
aud French Sk and Linen Picket Handker-
chiefs; and fine PLAN and family Stocks with
springs. Back aud Fancy Colored Kid,
Linen, LisIe Thread. CoItot, Silk. Buck
skin, w oolen, and Betlin Globes; Linen and
Cotton Hall Hose; French hnd Domesli tic
Suspendtrs oil ali qualities. itcludIng those
II of Fell and oa India Rubber duspender ends
Il Hats, Caps Boots aad Slices, Walking
\ Canes, RIDING Whips, Oh brellas. Hair
Il Cloth. and 1looih Brushes; Pocket KNIVES
Il superior Razbrs and Razor 3uops, PIsto $
Sc Sc; and every hing nef essary 10 com
ilplete gentle man's wardrcbel
L The CHARACTER OF our establishment is 81
we'll known, and SO correctly appreciated b.
a portion Of q liberal and into ligeut public
that we deeIdl IL almost sape iluvus TO expa
t,iaJe upon its merils--thus nIuch, however
we viii say that our Sprin4 Stock has 40
ills superior Fn this place, both as Iegatd
aUaLI ny AMI PRICE. We are, therefore
prepated 70 Sell on as LIBERAL terms as any
Regular retail establishment u the State.
RELYING UPON our Stock olIGopts. as npor
our uniform desire 10 please, we teei co1h
dent Of receiving the award 81 al increased
share OF patfpnage,
TO Scott, Gray s. Co.'s comd one and alt,
Where Clothing IS toun] in plenty;
1--WE have SSgues, Frock aud Business Goats
From ohe dollar up 10 twenty.
1--WE have Gil yves and Socks, q ravais & Stocks
Togeih|r with Drawers bnd Shuts, srs;
Fine Pants and Vests, hui VI ina. is best,
We sell as cheap as dlrl slrs.
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Mexiean[ N.

\Szks popularity is deepening
80 /: s s' s:s az; i1 :sd {; $:
z----Ea----l---f7 and anguish, relieved by
its use, are multiplying and increasing be-
yond all PRECEDENT II goes like an angel
"wiih healing on its WINGS"
To persons who wish. we can furnish
names and residences of persons in the
city and country, who have been cured Of
Rheumatism, SpraiDs, Bruises,
Burns, and lhe most Ioathsome sores; as
web as TuIn0rs, Cancers ard WeHs;
and OF horses that have been cured OF Spsay-
ius, Ring-BOncs, Spiint, Fistulss. and
Poll Evils, and hard boned IumoTs ON the
feet, legs, shoulders, and back. Almost ev-
cry farmer thtoughout the country can tesIr-
fy TO Its wdndeTiu healing PnweTs-and
none OF them would he dav without it,
Owners of Livery Stables and Stage Compa-
mics can save hundreds of dollars yearly ty
using his Lihiment on Their horses wheLev
err they become CALLED. chafied, or crippled
from any Of dhe thousand accidents TO which
their stock is subject.
Purchasers will save money by buying the
large size bottles; The so cent size containing
three, and The dollar eight times the quantity
Of the % cents.
IS GROSS Just received and for sale at
Proprietors prices by
J. M. ZIMMERMAN.
Wholesale and Retail Ageai, doors from
the Square, Market street.
s0s For sale in Fayetteville, Tenn, by
McELROY & WORD. Ia
Nashville. Sept. >. 1852.
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WILLIAM STEWART. W. W. owtN
Stewart & Owen.
MANUFACTURER OF
Copper, Tin and Sheet iron Ware
OppOsite Lnnier & Brother.

MARKET ST., Nashrille. Tenn.
@ KEEP constantly on hard all kinds
-5MA ;1f improved Cooking. W GOD and Goal
stoves; Parlor. Hall and Flgled
stoves, EnameIed and PLAN MahieI
Crates, kGHJobtWo solicited, and exc.
cued vi 'h neatness and despatch Feathers,
Beeswak, Pewter, and Old Copper taken IN
exchange for work.
April %, ls52+Iy
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ss-LOOE Hes.e.s,

HIOVsO -AASE OeF~
& ALL & our Cheap Corner Store for
~ Rough aRd Ready OvercoaIs;
n Beaver do
T Bank l Hunting do
Flushing DO
Fancy Silk Vests;
WoolIVelve, do
Valedria do Il
Cassi mere and other Pants,
Musl IN Shirts; ~
Linen Shirt Collars, &c. re g.
S0UTHWORrH MORGAN'& r ELL.
Sept 2b
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TuIlahOma Lots.

fE'H 3 undersigned has laid Off blocks o.
Il lIOTS Of several acres in each, for pri
-vate residence, and is now prepared TO sci
them d. private sale 10 those who desire Ia
have summer residences. 10 the beautiful
and healthy town Of TuIIahoma. We
have In the Town Site. besides the most
healthy atmosphere and pure freesrone wa
tel. mos, excellent Chalybeate Spring,
which Iis supposed 70 be mixed with white
sulphur.
VIZ MOORE, Asent.kc.
Man 3cs lsS1-M
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LEATsauR.

WV e Have on hand. AMI will continue TO
w Ike ep, a large lot OF Feather Of all
kinds-BF idle and Harness. Upper and Sole
Leather. GILL & RUSSELIi.
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Lace Goods, &c.

Lace Goods, &c.
-, EMB'D Mourning Sleevfs;
40 Needle Worked Chemi7etIes;
~ Paris Trimmed Collars
White and Black Lace Gaps;
I twisted Silk Mius;
Thread Lace EdgIngs and Inseriings;
J$conet do do do
Swiss & 8obt Lace DO do
SOUTHWORTH, MORGAN s. NEIL.
Sent 22
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The subscriber also has an lnfrmarv 10 the
civ OF Nashville. on the corner OF Vine and
DemumSrane streets, for the reception and
aceommb datI0n oI inVallds wishing 10 come
under hrs immediate and personal care. BE
will, moFeoyer, cure The following Diseases:
Dyspepsia. Ulcers, Colds. Coughs, Cancers.
Piles, S4re Eyes, Scroiula, Diseases oil the
Skin, DiarhGa, Gravel, and AsIhwa. Fe-
males Suffering from irregularities, H6fsous-
cess and debility can be permanently cured.
Diseases Of a PECULIAR character guarantee
10 remove ID lew days, Snhod, offensive CT
deleterIdus medicines iaSalids from any
section bl HE country. by addressing a letter,
(postpaId) stating the symptoms Of their dis
eases, and enclosing lee of at least from So
to So, as compensation for trouble. &c, can
have m kdleine and foil direction forwarded
to them, in any way they may dFect.
j. MITCHELL,
Indian Botanic Doctor; Office. Msrkei-sIrec'.
three doors from the Pubhc Square, sign Of
the IAdian, NASHVILLE, Tenn.
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For Negroes.
Cash for WNNli

CaSn IOF WOOL.
w e will ray 3Octs per pound IN Cash
w tori clean washed Wool. or will give
goods or groceries al lowest rates for il.
SOUTHWORTH, MORGAN s. NEIL.
July %, T85
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Glass.

Glass.
WNTINDOW GLASS Of sll SIZES. for ssls
w by DIEME2 s HAMPTON.
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GsEL q RUSSELL

GILL & RUSSELL.
EEAVf, Just received large and desira-
Ia blelstork oI Wall Paper, and Border
ing, FIRE Scrdens, and Window Blinds,
which they. will sell cheap.
May Is, 1852,
ICALL AIS Q : OR
Best Frepch Cloths. blue back brown & green
do DO Casslmefes do DO fancy
do Saliineus do and gray
Beaver Cloths Telling and Lion Skin:
Pilot Cloihs; HEAVY Tweeds and Peiersham
SOUTHWORTH. MORGAN s. NEIL.
Sept. 23.
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ROPE AND BAGGENG.
TTVN ALARGE LOT of the above articles
.sls-,sss constantly or hand. by
EVANS X CUMMINGS.
Oct 81, 1852. Shelbyvlle, Team.
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NASHVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS
Mustang Liniment.

THE reputation Of ihis
preparation is increasing
daily; the circle Of lis in
fiuence and uBbounced
popularity is deepening
and widening; and the ca
ses Of pain and suffering.
and anguish, relieved by
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cured by thd use of this Extract and Blood
Purifier, during their discovery, DE- monsraies
This iaci. Not only recent acute, chronic, or
Bfamn atory eases, but old chronic cases Of
ten, twenty, and even ioI4y years Standing.
When they had not only lried every other in
Iernal and external remedy Of which they
could hedr, but al great expense had visited
the various watering places without obtaining
ieIlef- sotne who were reduced TO a meIe
skeleton, their flesh without and limbs par
alysed: These have been permanently cured.
are now Enjoying excellent health. are able
10 follow their former ayOcatioas with their
usual sgitiiy-from The use OF these medi-
cines. These facts are fully snbstsnisIed by
published testimony that cannot be gain
saved; but can Sc youched for BY thousands.
Also, MITCHELL'S Indian DiaF-
rhGa Cordial and Cough Drops stand
unrls aed IN curing pulmonary dIseases[any
affection Of the Lungs. as Coughs. Colds.
Sc, and everything of The nature Of Diar-
rhGa by the use of the DiarbGa Cordial can
be speedily stopped. whether chronic or acute
long or short sanding. To be had OF G.. Il.
MCKENZIE, Fayetteville, Tenn,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-04-20
BERKELEY LAND FOR SALE.

YVNIIE undersigned offers for sale, desirable
1 tract AT Land, containing 15i Acres, 2 Roods
aud 33 P0ses, lying one and half miles from
Bunker Hill, and ten miles from Martnsburg and
near the Martinsburg and Winchester Turnpike.
The land is productive and in good state Of cul-
tiyation, and will bear Recommendation. The
neighborhood is peaceful and quiet. The i'm
provements are new comfortable and substantial.
49, The buildings consist of House, sufficient
@4iil y large for farm dwelling, Switcher
E.alilll Barn, with stabling sufficient for IS 20
bead Of horses, with other necessary out buildings
never failing stream Of water passes through
the lend, and near the dwelling, convenient for
stock and other purposes. There is also well Of
good water with pnmp There are some 40 or
80 acres of good timber convenient to saw-mills,
with young apple and peach orchard, of -s1,
choice fruit, in bearing condition. Lands in 20
the condition Of the above named, are seldom Of
tered for sale in this County. For further partic-
ulars inquire of the owner on the premises All
persons wishing to purchase will deem it advisa-
bic to view the premises, where the terms shall be
made known, which will be accommodating. If
the above land is not sold prior to 18th of June
next, it will that day be offered at public sale,
to the highest bidder, though prefer selling it
privately JOSEPH MeKOWN.
April 10, lS52--tf
bzy'Free Press ana Winchester Republican
copy ill forbid
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-04-20
PRIME FARM IN FREDERICK COUNTY
FOR SALE.

fI'llE undersigned offers, as agent at private
i sale a first rate FARM, situated in Frederick
county: Va, eight miles North of Winchester, and
three miles from the Winchester and Potomac
Railroad-now occupied and owned by Mr.. John
Cbenoweth
This Farm contains T'wo Hundred and Fin
rxsx. Acres Of prime Limestone Land-abcut thir-
20 ty Acres Of it good Timber, enclosed. 1t is
divided into eight fields, with running water in all
except one, which is accessible to running water
by lane. And about fifty Acres of the very best
mari bottom, partsculary adapted to meadow.
1lstrrseas The buildings consist of good Stone
MHii Dwelling House, with large Kitchen,
MtllL Stone Dairy, good Stabling, large Barn,
with 100 feet ofshedding for CATTLE and all other
necessary buildings.
The location is in desirable neighborhood--
good society. Persons desiring to purchase one of
the most fertile Farms in Frederick county, every
thing TO hand, with possession given whenever de-
sired will please call onthe subscriber, in Hedges
vile, Berkeley county
ALFRED G. CUENoWETIT
April 49, 1S52--tf
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Marfinsburg Market, Aprii 3
schoo, Books, Paper, Ink, sc.

lust received supply of school and other
~ Book--in the supply will be found McGutfey IS
ECLECTIC Readers, Nos |, ?, and 4 McGuffey
Speller, Comly's Speller Comly's Reader, Mitch
clips Geography and Atlas, Pixies Arithmetic En-
glish Reader, Smiths Arithmetic, Parks Arithme-
tic, Common Prayer, Small Testaments, Pocket
and Family Bibles--ehidren's books ofmany kinds
Faber's Lead Pencils, Munroes Pencils, Carpen-
;cr's Lead Pencils, Steel Pencils, Pen Holders, Ink
Stands Black; Blue and Red Ink, Port Foios,
Writing Paper and Note Paper, Enyelops, Quilts,
Waters, Sealing Wax, &c, all of which will be sold
on fair terms, and to which the attention ofmy
toners is invi ed For sale by
April 10, 1852 wv DORSEY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-04-20
COMPANY ORlERS,

NORTHTOWN Company parade in from,
IN Of Rawlins' Hotel on Saturday the 3fd
Of April. al 2 och ok A. M.
Mill Creek Company, parade at the usual
place, on Saturday, 3rd Of April, al 2 o'clock
r. NJ.
Cross Roads Company parade at the nsuaf
place. on Saturday 81 Of April, 2o'clockP. NJ.
Dry Run Company parade at the usual
place, on Saturday 10Th Of April a, ! ! O'Clock
A. NJ.
Hedgesve Company parade al the usual
place, on Saturday 10Th Of April, 2 o'clock
r. Nj.
Darkesvile Company parade al the usual
place, on Saturday iTtl OF 4Spril, q, ! / o'eloeE
A. M.
Gerardstown Company parade a, the usual
place on Saturday III. Of April, al o'cIocl.
PM
Soul, Town Company parade nj The usual
place on SATURDAY 18th Of April, at 2 O'Clock
p NJ.
LiiIe George,own Company parade a, the
usual place. On Saturday 2ii, o. April, at II
o'cl OK 4 NJ.
Long Lane Company parade At The usual
place, on Saturday 2iih Of April, 2 O'Clock p.
Nj. By order ofIhe Colonel
l.. CRE,GHTON TAFT.
.qdji GIN Reg. y. W.
March lG. 1852.