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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12

burgs ,Thbet Cloths. English Merinos, French
lShawls, entire new style, Bay State AM
American Plaid Shaws of all sizes, bne
ldrab, brown and Sleeps grey. Peter Sham
! Blankets, Negro and fancy end Blankets
English. French and American Prints, heavy
brown MusIins, bleached do, Satin Jeans,
brown and bleached Drifting, scarlet, yellow
and white tlannels, French, Scotch and
! American Einghams, Bed Tickings, Apron
Checks, Linen Birds Eye Diaper. superior
Linen Napkins, Table Cloths, Irish Linen
Hdk'fs, Silk do, Cotton do, black and fancy
Silk Cravats, Eral Ties brown and bleached
Hollands. black Cambrics, Null and Swiss
MusIus, silk. Lace, and Edglng, Thread
Laces, superior Twisted Silk Aiils and
Gloves, Ladies and Misses Alerino Cashmere
and Lambs Wool Hose, MeriHo half do, Sus-
renders, Mems Gloves, Canvass Padding,
red do, Sewing SIX. Twist. Patent Thread.
Spool Thread Needles Pins, Ladies and
Geniiemen's black and coIored Kid Gloves,
Wotlen Gloves; AID indeed. every article to
make Up complete stock of Goods, 10
which invite Your speclal attention.
Receiving additions Of New Goods. which
will make the assortment cumplete and she
stock large Terms Liberal
"a ETxS&SL D9
Mems Calf Boots. Water Proof do! Goat
Lace do, Mems CalfKip and Thick Bid gans.
Women's Jenny Lind Polka, Goat, Calf
and KIP Buskins, Women's sewed Goat Lace
Boots, Misses enameIed Bootees and Ties.
heeled Minerva Boots, Kid Slippers, Chill
dren's enameled Lace Boots, Mems Beaver,
Moleskln and Silk Hats, Mems Saxonv Hats,
Boys Fancy Trimmed do; Slk and Cotton
Umbrellas, &c. sc.
AND. j: DUNCAN.
Nashville, Feb. IL, 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12
40ooPoOtIOfIIJ, WO',
'TAzyF YELL W. LEDBErrER.

A collector of legislative statistics
says that the pr esent House Of Rep
resentatives of Texas is composed o
sixty-eight members, Of whom TWEEN
ty-nine are farmers, twenty-five law
yers, seven planters, two mechanics
one printer, and one stock-raiser.
The Senate consists of twenty-six
members, of whom twelve are farm
ers, ten lawyers, two physicians, one
mechanic, and one merchant.
Of the whole Legislature, seven
teen members are from Tenn essee,
twelve from Virginia, nine from
South Carolina, ten from North Car
DINA, eight from Georgia, seven from
Alabama, six frpm Kentucky, five
from Mississippi three from Massa-
chusetts, two from Louisiana, two
from Pennsylvania, one from Florida,
one from Ohio, one from Illinois,
one from the West Indies, bne from
Canada, one from Germany, and,
three foreigners. Of the W hole, sew
are natives Of the slave
states, and seven of the free states
of the Union.
1t thus seems that if Virginia is
not first, as is usually the case, she
is not far behind. Tenne Esee fur
nishes II of thelaw-maker$ Of Tex
as, and Virginia 20 being one-6fth
Of the entire Legislature.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12
The Markets f. Latest Dates.

NASHVILLE, Tenn There has been con-
siderable animation lin trade Notwithstanding
The serious obstacles presented by the re-
slricted state Of the money market, and the
decrease Of supplies of many of the leading
articles, particularly in The grocery line.
The stocks of Groceries hive been some
what ncrea sed BY late arrivals, and will
soon be lnrgely augmented.
Couon.--Since our last weekly summary
The cotton market has continued active and
prices firm. The sales up 10 Friday night
amount to 1000 bales at prices ranging from
4BO6 35-one small lot Of very superior
selling for 64c. The sales amount 10 l22
bales al 1905 80. The marker closing buoy.
ant. During the day there was lille offer.
ed. holders inclined TO await further foreign
advices.
Cotton continues 10 come in freely. The
receipts. during the present week amount to
9.34l bales gainst 1886 last week. Total
receipts since the first of September las,
20.834 bales against e4,o46 at tlis same Pc
Rod las, year.
Sugar. The stock Of Sugar in store is
ample and demand brisk Sales at 5lO6c
bv the hid, and 6907kc. by the bbl.
Coffee. There is fair demand for Cof-
fee. Sales at 8I094c for Rip.
Flour. The supply of ihis article has
been considerably diminished, and holders
have, therefore, advanced their prices.
The stock will soon be increased and then
prices must 20 downto a reasonable notch.
At present we quote Tennessee and Ohio
S5O54, and ST. Louis, "a fancy brandt at
Sc.
-Moasses. 26fG30c-, y gallon.
Sah. Bbl 4oc; Sack, fine, 81 so; Coarse
81 60.
Candies. The supply IS ample. we
quote TalIow 9Oi0; Slar 93025; Sperm
" Whisky. Price of good recdfed l4c0l6c
e gallon.
relailers-at I00l24f.
Lard Scarce and 10 demand. Reiail
price l0c.
Butter, l2c q g.
Feathers, 28f030t.
Beeswax, iS69oc,
Ginseng, 25.
Corn Meal, 40O50c 81 bushel.
Corn, 81 IS f. Dbl.
Oats 30G4Oc f. bushel.
iGuber Peas, SOC Csc y bushel.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12
New Goods, New GnndSIl

EHlHE undersigned have just received a
Il large and varled Stock Of desirable
FALL AND NYlNTSB GOGOSG
bought on best terms from first class houses
IN the cities OF Philadelphia and New York.
10 which they invite the attention Of put
ch4sers. Having had much experience IN
the business. and benz; we'll known TO this
community. they deem II almost unnecessary
to repeat the assurance, that at this house
can be found as good Goods. and on as liberal
terms, as can be had al any like establish
ment m the STATE. Suffice II 10 say that they
are determined. as heretofore, 10 make il to
the Interest of buyers TO deal with them.
SOUTHWORTH MORGAN & NEIL,
Sent! %.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12
Al Card.

5Hy Fezlo,g Cifzms::- In cons :.
quence Of a variety of circumstances.
all Of which tend to retard my mix
ing freely with you, and Believin 6
that the genius of our government
demands most imperatively such a
course on the part Of a candidate, l
deem it practicable to, withdraw my
name as a candidate for Register at
the March election. But being pro-
foundly penetrated with a sense Of
gratitude, | would DO violence to my
feelings if I we're to take my leave,
without tenderih g to my friends N y
hearty thanks for their many kin
manifestations.
Respectful lily, &C.,
TAzBELL w. LEDBETTER.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12
A. ENCY
Central and Macon and Western R. R,
COMPANIES,
CHATTANOOGA, Dec. 4, IS0.

CHATTANOOGA, Dec. 4, 1851.
fElHE Undersigned. Agent OF the above
l. ramed companies has the pleasure to
inform the Merchants aud planters OF North
Alabama and Tennessee, that the connection
Of the above roads Tt Macon Is complete.
Shippers of produce or Goodscan now re-
ceIve or forward W Ihout delay or damage as
heretofore, here beng no drayage or trans
shipment from Chattanooga 10 Savannah, a
distance OF $50 miles. The Merchants W no
make tier PURCHASES IN New York would do
well 10 bear in mind that the new and eIe-
CANT Steamships Florida and Alabama run in
connection with these roads, which will ena-
bic them TO receive their Goods al Challanoo-
ga at leasl.9 days sooner than any other line.
Travellers going North should not forget This
route. In short, the known responsibility OF
these companies is sufficient guarantee to
the public that justice will be done Cotton
planters should remember that Savannah is
not surpassed by q my Of her Atlantic sisters,
either IN purer, OF fair dealing Of business
men i
All consIgnments per Steamers or other
vessels, should be marked, care agent Cen
trail Rail Road, Ssyannah. Ga.
| Liberal advances made upon Cotton.
! Z. r. MILLS, Agent,
| Dec %, 1851. Chattanooga .Adrsrtiser.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12
Petersburg Turnpike-- =

We are pleased to see that the
friends Of a Turnpike Road from this
place to Petersburg, have appointed
meeting at the house of IE'Hiaps
Curl, Esq, on the both inst, to
make arrangements for an early con-
struction Of the same.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12

STEAMBOAT StNK-Ths steamer
Susquehanna run against aQog, just
above Harpeth Shoals, whilst she was
attempting to nd at 4 wood yard,
and sunk Immediately. Her freight
consisted principally of molasses,
which was en- irely lost. The Globe
was passing DIP at the time, and took
on board all Of the passengers.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12
Public Spec king--

Gen. M. z. Ha8ke77, Grand Lee
turer of the Sons Of Tem importance, will
deliver Temperance Lecture at
Lynchburg, in this county, on Thurs
day, Goth inst, in the day time; and
in this place, at night, of the sane
day. Gen. II. is said to be one of
the most brilliant public speakers in
the State.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12
Fayetteville ObserV er
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Ia.Is 5a
March Election lisp.
I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co.


srP We are authorized t. II ounce Mai
Jas. W. EIaulSs. eandll : toT Saerif a
The March Election, 1852.
srR We are Authorized to announce Ste
pilen TOuchstOme, a candidate for SheT
if at the March Election. 1852. ,Il'
fEP We are authorized 10 annohne'
Richard white, a candidate for SAerif
al the March Election, 1852.
COUNTY COURT cLERK-LENcoLN CO. I
fU~ We are aqlhorizedto announce Con
stana Smith, Est, a ndidal4 for C5un
Ity Court Cle,k atIhe March Election, 1852
sUP We are authorized to announce
George Cuassins saaEsl, a candidate ior
County Eoun Cleik at The March Election
1852
ECP We are authorized to announce
4. VI. Hurley. candidate for COUNTY
Cour. Q eek ii NE March EleFiion, 1852.
Observation-Disclosures co.
fF We are auihorlzedto announce gEi-
ram PaiiNps. Esq, a cangidate for Re
gisler atlae March Election, 1852.
+ sCe We are Authorized 10 announce
II. Nothing EdmOnson, candidate
Tor R-a srer al the March ELECTION, 1852
sP We are authorized TO announce
Alfred 81. Berry, Candidate for Register
at the March fliecnon, 1882.
sD@ W. are authorized 10 announce
JOiila r. Morgan, candidate for Regis
Ter At rse March Election, 1852
tUJs WE are authorized fo announce
ID. .. Wilmington. candidate Tor Reg,
lister at ih- March Eleclon. le52.-
sEFs W. arr authorized 10 announce
Charles W.. crawford acapdida,e for
Register al HE March Eecnop, 1892.
cIRcUIrl cdbar cLERE-LIScoLN CO.
tCP " ARE authorized to Announce .E:as.
e. S,ilIlco:tt. a candidate for Circuit Coprt
Clerk. az the March Eleclon. l6.j2
sCP We are authorized TO announce
Robert s. Woodward, candidate TOR
Circuit Cont Clerk al the MARCH, Election,
1852
COUNTY rRpsrEE- LINCoLH coUSTY.
IT, we ale Authorized Jb, announce
ssal.l ucf Z, T4aacs, candidate Tor Coupty
Trustee at ihe March Election, l4j2.
TAX cotL &c TOR -LIHcoLN G COUNTY.
tr5e We ere authorized to apnpance fra
e. D0;ais,;i, a candidate fog Tax Collector
OF Lincoln Cpdpty, Cor 1873. HI
Il = We ate authorized / Do announce
q .rnDbesl DouiFii. Toi the I2l district
a candidate Tar Tax CciIeclbr Of Lincoln (
County. for 1858.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12

A Blue BEARD The d Cincinnati
Commercial says there Is d man in
that city who has buried three wives
and two children, all in the. brief
space of three nIonthsll And it has
reason to know, too, that he will be
married again in d few days.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12
Hardware

We invite attention to the adVer-
tisements Of Fall j. rto,Eadaghaba, of
Nashville, in to-day S OJs~cey.-
Their establishment is one Of the
most extensive in the western coun-
try. To substantive this assertion,
we viii give our readers one fact; and
they will then be enabled to form
some estimate of the operations of
this House. During the recent rise
in the Cumberland, tw enty-four
steamboats, arrived at Nashville, at
one time, freighted wi h goods for the
merchants; Of this large number,
seuen were loaded almost exclusively
for Fall y Cunningham, who were re-
plenishing their stock. OF course, a
firm doing such an extensive bust
ness, can fll any kind Of order, eth
er in d uantEty OF qualitJ. Their IN
dia Rubber HeltingY, for mills, gins,
or other nj achincry, is said to be a
superior article. Give them a call.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12
FAIL ANN V71TT7RR
uD E% w @QDGD ED&s

which they offer al reduced prices. They
are aware that cheap Goods is the theme oi
all Merchants ADVERTISEMENTS; but 10 satisfy
yourselves cali and examine our stock, which
we think you will hnH from 20 10 25 per cenI
cheaper lhanIyou haT been paying for YOU
Goods; IN tact, we pledge ourselves TO sell as
low or lower than any other house in this
place. Call and we will make good ou
wo:ds. We can be found in the house be-
tween John and Thomas Goodrich
Oct. Ii. SHANKLIN s. GARDNER.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12

Fatd .Aca@cat- We were panied
to learn that on last Thursday a
team of mules ran away with a
wagon, and killed son Of Carrot
Philips of this county Bedford
IeoWCin.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12

Lead, pig sc, bar sic.
Dried Peaches, 81 75624.
Dried Apples, ST. 25.
| Wool, 23f02 Sd.
Hogs, 50fO4 rs, ndtt
Green Apples. IS a. bbl
4 Irish Potatoes. $24624 a. Dbl.
Sweet polaioesl ISL . 81 q bushel.
i Banner.
i ClNclNNATI, O.-Flqur in good de
Ilmahd; sales OF 1000 bal rels Of which SOC
were at $3a. !. Cheese Sales at 6IO7c
lWhisky-Salds at 14s g.. Provisions
inactive. 900 barrels Lard sold, Of which
400 No 1 sold at 7sc.
/ Bulk sides, 5000 lbs al 64.... 1000 bags
Rio Coffee sold at B8@9 =. Sugar and Mo-
lasses are unaliered.
MEMPHIS, TE0N, Cotton. A give; stool,
on hand between 6OOO and 7p0O bales.
Midding 7a67s; Good Middling 7sf08;
Middhng FairsO Fair 84SO83c.
NEW YORK, N. VI Cotton is dali at
| previous qnotisioHs. -. Flour Sales Of
5000 bbis al u unchanged prices Sales Of
1000 bushels southern Corn at 69c..
Crude Turpentfne SEC
\ NBw ORLEANS, La Westerh Produce
is dull. Mess Pork s Is 75t0l6 No
Lard in market, Sal4s of Whisky, al
18c. =. Flour. Sales Of Ohio bt - 10;
ST. Louis "a 49,. Sal Ps of Bagging at
l2ic. Rope 55@64c. Prime Mo!usses
sold al 2l1.
Macon, Ga Apples a. Dbl. s3l@4,
Bacon. Hams a. Is lo6leIc. Sides III
f012, Shoulders 9OlOc. Buuer f6023c
$ ib; Beeswax 20c T. H. Eggs 90 10 25c #
doz; Flour Sc 10 So If bb., 100 us. 50
rs 10 So, Feathers Prime 50, Common soc
9 b. =. Lard !, 1910 t, lc f. B, Po'1oes, $50
Bacon. Market unsellled and sales light.
ATLANTA, GA.-Corn q TO a0c g. bushel
sacks returned; Meal (Gdod) 90c; Oats So
TO Coo; Bacon 1910 12kc e. Is; Lard II 10
12k; Butter (frcsh) l5c; Irish Potatoes 81 |
IF bu; Peas rs TO 80; Fed hers SO to 35 If
AUGUSTA, GA.-Cotiob. Prices have
been irregular and ii is ali aosi Impossible TO
give correct quotations. Strict middling1is
worth u, middling Fair Ts A really su-
perior article is worth lrolh BIO &c
Bacon. The stock on hand is light; but
al snfiicieNt 10 meet dem and By whole
sale, holders are sill asking and 12c for
clear sides. By The small quantity, ribbed
'ides are selling at II 10 l2. New Bacon
III.
Lard. The stock of Lard is on the in
,rease and prices have given way. We
low quote TO lee,
CHATTANooGi, Tenn Every thing is
gain in working order al the river, and re-
'eipts are large; but there is lii!te depres.
ion evident in the produc market
Cotton. The receipts continue large
lot less than 2200 bales hi Ave arrived since
,ur last report. Sales ig bit, and ptid cs al
most nominal We quote Ordinary TO good
ordinary at ct 10 SIC; Niiddling 10 good
81 toe; Middling Fair 10 Fair ST
oI6Ic.
Buyers ARD here with ample facilities for
oil that may be offered at fair
,riceS.
Bacon. Is being offered at rates little
'elow last weeks quotalid ms. Supply will
'e ample ina short time ID fill all orders.
Flour, Tennessee ca be had u. IS by
he quantity, 49, by retail
C9rn. Dull at soc; saI les are made at a
over figure.
Irish Potatoes are selling from Flat Boats
tfrom 81 to II.
Oats7 Good supply 35 TO 40.
Fine Dried Peaches-u npeeled 81 25.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12

/ ClNclNNATI, O.-Fl9u in good de-
mahd; sales or 1000 barrels Of which 600
we're at So Cheese+Sales at 6a07c
Whsky-Salds at i4s {. =. Provisions
inactive. 600 barrels L rd sold, Of which
400 No sold al 7Sc
Bulk sides, 5000 lbs al 81 1000 bags
Rio Coffee sold at B809I =. Sug Jar and Mo-
lasses are nnallered.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12
Blankets Blankets!

DLUE. Green, Drab. Scarlet, and Fancy
I'D Macinaw Blankets, also Bed, Cradle
and Negro Blankets in store and for sale
cheap by
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN & BEAVERS.
Oct 7.
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AlHaYS

+: 5 g.: E; S.: S S f: ~: s :
stretchers; cross cut saws; hand. sledge and
stone Hammers. can't rellall-come and
see. SHAPARD.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12
India Rubber BeItingS.

a FURTHER supply Of this useful arti
"A Gle so desirable for Gin Bands, Saw
Mil Belts, sc. Also, Hose of the same ma
terial; India Rubber Steam Engine Packing
aid Carriage Cloths, just received and io
sale by
Feb. p. FALL & CUNNINGHAM
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12
BIacksrniihs' Tools.

A RMITAGE Nfdusehole ABvIls, Vices of
IA all sizes, Browns Bellows, ,carrdnted
StncSs and Dies, Hammers, Tobgs. Flies
and Rasps, Horseshoe Nails. SC.
Feb r. FALL s. CUNNINGHAM.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12

NEW YORK, N. Y-ACotton is dali a
previous quotations. -. Flour. Sales o
5000 bbis at unchanged prices Sales o
1000 bushels southern Corn at 69c.
Crude Turpentfne Soc.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12
Ladies',Fine Dress Goods.
Valuable Property for Sale.

HOBB s. WOODS propose selling the
" TWO vacant Lots adjoining the
house where they reside. Persons desiring
TO purchase, on reasonable terms. would do
well to call.
San+ %
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To the IadieS.C
AEASQDo

A handsome assortment of Capes, Cuffs.
Collars, YeIIs, Chemizeues, Un1ersleeyes,
Laces, EdgiCgs, Insertings, Trimmings
Gloves, Ribbons. Shawls, Maniiilas, and al
mast an endless variety oil articles, which
we would be pleased % have you calIand see
GOODRICH, BUCHANAN BEAVERS.
0cf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12

NBw ORLEANS, La Weslerh Produ
is dull, Mess Pork SIS 75f0 Is. -. \
Lard in market SaIfs of Whisky.
18c. -. Flour. Sales Of Ohio bt - 4
81. Louis "a co.. Sal Ps of Bagging
l21c. Rope 5sO64c. Prime No!uss
sold al 2l1.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12
Goods at Cost!

DEING DESTROYS TO sell OF our Fall and
ID WInter Goods, 10 make room fpr our
Svrlpn supply, we will sell any Of lIse fol.
lowing kind Of goods al cost, VIZ: Bl3nkeis,
Blanket Coats, Ladies Dress Goods, ShawIs,
Negro Blankets, Negro Shoes, and aitgoods
not suited toF the Spring and Summer trade.
Call aud YOU shall have Bargains,
SHANKLlN s. GARDNER.
Jan 20.
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Future Sales.

Feb. "a, 25-March l6, lido %, 81
April l3. ADO 90, 2l-May Is. lido
%. 26-June Is, l6-do %, 23-July Is, IA
do 90, 2I.t
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12
Last Notice.

ENTE DON'T like 10 SUE any one, apd will
w moi do so without giving timely notice.
This is, the re(ore, 10 noufY all persons IN
deoted 10 US, 10 come up and settle l3fMEDI
ArELY, or they will be called on by n Con-
stable. COBB & WOODS.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12
Circulating Library.

.NlHIS valuable ard Interesting Library
4 will be continued as heretofore, by the
undersigned.
DIEMER & HAMPTON.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12
Shoes and Roofs.

a. LADIES' KID, call and Kip Shoe
- and CATERS;
Mems cali, goat and Kip Shoes;
do fine and extra fine cali Boots;
do water proof calf and kip do
do heavy kip and mud do
Boys and Youths do
Negro Brogans. extra article.
Come III come in! and let me show yol
what can be had at SHAPARD'S
Cheap Cash or Credit CnIner.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12
| Want

1000 yards heavy white L'nssy;
1000 do fine DO do
loOO do striped plaid do
1000 do Brown Jeans. coarse TO extra fns
500 D airs large all Wool Socks; -
2OOO ppunJs, Wool;
2OOO 10 Feathers. SHAPAKD.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12

| CaIomel English. Camphor ref. Canfhar-
ldes' Carbonate A mVnla. Casdamon seeds.
Iasnie Soap Castor OH 10 bottles or by the
gaP; Calheiers, gfm elastic aud silver; Chic
ioiDrni, Cinnamoh BaIk, CiTIre Onl, Czech
meal COD Liver On. Composition Powder;
CoEks, demDohn. bottle and vial; Cream Tar.
tar CreosOIe, CfpcItles, Cubebs, CuPpmg
Glasses.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-02-12
SundrieS.
Smgarand COIee
SI,ankIin Il Gardner.

HAVING permanently IocaiekI in the
RA town of Fayetleyiie,. for ihd purpose
OF retailing Dry Goods. Groceries, Hardware,
QDeenSw s. e., they will Keep constantly
ON hand n general assortment Of thesbove
named articles, which they " i'll sell at unu-
sually low prices for Cash, Barter, or to
punctual dealers on time.
Ian 20
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49, s
Large Auction Sale of
DRY GOODS. Sc.
By A. ]. DUNCAN,
Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb
18th and 18th. 1880

0NS0uy ouN w NOhNSNoJ W.
I 18th and 18th, 1852.
n WILL sell at Auction, on TUESDAY
l. and WEDNESDAY,, February 9Th
and 18th, 1852, ,he largest and best assorted
stock Of English, French, German,
and American Dry Goods, comprl-
sing The greatest variety Of Wooens, Ladies
Dress Goods, Trimmings, &c. black, blue,
and fancy cold Cloths and CassimeIes,
black, blue and Oxford Satineus, Tweeds,
Jeans, Kerseys. Jenny Linds, Robin Hood,
red, blue, scarlet and improved Linseys. Gala
Piaids, superior Cashmere de Ecoss, all wool
DeLaines. Sophpriennes. Turquoise Glace,
Pompadour DeLaine, Chrystal Gro de Nap
and French DeI.aines, black and blue black
GIo de Rhine Silks, figured Chemponet,e
de Sole do, iringed Tafieta Bonnet Ribbens,
fancy Bonnet and Sash do, satin, silk and
worsted Vestings, Cashmeres, and high col
ored Plaid do, silk warp black Aipaccas,
Mohar Lusres. high cplored AlPaceas. Co,