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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25
NOR SALE 20 LET-A SAW MILL

il aisTARN. sirss:.t n Nos'so1sry CSusfJ ne.
Yors oue ne ffofn Anse-ctn NuAEe o. tns ChsSkA--.
q Cfesk D.ssTss ing TIE fs-n eosisni Il -
scses q foo< fsrins isno. soao 30 or1 'fss - =
.so lsJse Bsa ..e al n,e~., OFT b1enEs so " =
ssrias Of ssos ws:sr iesouI By PIPES 70 tas hDe -
Surplus Eo-s 70 Wsef the eces 10 . 'fs.-i,,,
or1ltf, ousrrio1 70 vii tts fs71 I'm &C -
kgzi's ne efNe~-Tos CITY fof p.r1e-.' - -.
Pr Ar uosb. -, ~ ppof tbs prrulss' o. an7rse
DIAL Dossi. YerJ wsssebes.er Go or o. AiAE' EEL
A !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25
WAREROOMS. No.

Il 81 Broadway, ODE ooof above Ib1<npsOns seloor-
Persors about rurrhssnf Psros sc invited 70 cal :. the
Wsr--oocns Of BENNETT co, wnsre they VII tnd
AZ ssso-trsri q Rosewood PiEDoForss Of modern sye
kFs-J instrument warranted for two yeaI Should oo751
b eo:erlsinso quality, tie payment usJ Dc deferred
rrf s-ct oo1 are removed Old Pianos received II part
payment for new ores New AID secondhand Pianos Let
ksnufsctorJ Eos 81, SIS and SIS Rivirg-oD-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25
House and FURNITURE for SALE.

Lion OF tns corr,odious Houses the Seventh
gnoo eighbs-nooo pe-fsc order, VIII al
the MODEM improvements N ts family who occuDy
the sou removing tro the city E-ge po-t0n Of
the cs-pes erc Furniture vii also DC disposed o. The
te-us wi be hbe.l and possalon gwen within month
m ess ifd-sred after sale For further particulars inquire
81 LOAN bTRK Nc = PGrE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25

III or< nEfe from tbe Railroad Dept Co-isln.n4 -
ace, IN hgh ofcultivsaDn scres o uoo,soo Va
re lsBe hue. BAN carnage hoos> polly
n - enc st-os 81 buiif the wiz vs-stJ o
FS ft Fos further particulars Inquire z o. No u
RoEsr.. q Wk. DIsbROH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25
NLUID. OILapdCAMPHENE

il 0irspooies Vases bal La,nps Crock.D Glass ss.
&c Chins Tea Se.ts Tes Trsss China Masts kup ~
CUPS u Saucer, for pres-uts and many osr usaul a.
cek I'll selling cheaper thar airy otbe the CT,
c A BALDHIN's, No. s. B0very, ao0s as0ss -
T.ee.er
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25

LNOR SALE-The Engine. Boiler. Roas-
Il tesA Coffee Cooler, MilA shsftins Beins AID Pai-s
situated u busIr- No lbi Dusne- and formerly ned
and usec y tie he Crion CSiee .od Spec Ai-vl Be
sod o. the Above enrlcned F-l6aT. tie =
cay q az. ls ~ 10 A NJ url-ss previously oispslsS o.
AZ private sale To e srnorse within ter days Az sos
sac. Terms essh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25
TARN and SAW-MiLL for SALE

1850 so-; miles run HorrsDwn- Ne~, le-S>y
= 1879 win Frr-t. Wiz Two GOO DWt-an9 1ouss
- s,-ns utb0rs-x &c TIE FErr, contains s'oS. -
-. - ,roeer: lsne under god s.se o. e1lt rsoa fof
s.-ri,, .-1u.r, n WdIIkEkAD BOTHER
D-uErsu No. l5S Green s1cs-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25
GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS.

GREAT BARGAINS IN FEATHERS,
NJ BEDS. MATTRksSEs. ks- o; cRANBUckS No
s5t G-Ano-s- 20 Of kxscx-sr- New e-Cbso
Upholstery and Feather otore The sttsnx ~ ts1shs
rufct1Ens respectfully invited tns k,ss ~
e-surlfEI Of bsdA fsruesses Psillss-x Be-
gssds COtG AZ a. Of which have eesr pvrhsssss Il Loo
pces and viii Be sod II such prloss rsks
iDouc.ens for al % cal tne exEnt ne sbsse Sod
making tner purchsses GOODS ssui - tsy part a
the CIV Brook " lltar 81 urgt free " 0A
Bees und ksf;ressas rsnovs-ec knc made over.
W.CkA "a BUCK Nc 81 0-<.tA,
q dnar NJ n II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25

ENGLISH MACHINERY.-Cotton,
IL Woo Flax s-e silk Mschinsry ns1Ethctz-e1 b,
Par Curtis Co. Manchester, imported 0-6sf Pay
Ii E-~Tork A56r.s- for prices ke th-t. sa.oor-
nd aseza 4 the Uni.eS st4:es. JAS COCKER co
No. - John-E- Nes-Yoi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25
COTTON FACTORY MACHINERY

~ FOR sALE-Ai AseAsulesvill.. ssrstoes Co. BY u.
American Linen TtIssa Company. fellows: CARD.
tPrrtnl frs-s. Spee1s-x Males Spaolrg Franz %
spInoies, Ns-pssA Prsssst o. LoonA Csnk B0oblIs
Reeea h.rness shEt.s &c lie AL Of WHEN - pnoes 50
per cent lsss ttEr tas osil nal eos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25

ENGLISH MACHINERY.-J. NOR
IL TIMER HALL Ase1, II .. United State, for n.
ns Of Cotto- Wool Eno Flax hscni,ery Manufactured ~
Meen WiHiszn Higrns sons Of Manchester Ersard-
esr terrna L. Apply 20 htr q: No 81 WLl-ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25

NOR SALE-EIfty-eight acres OF Land,
10 t---. u.ls tsr WiIfansoE-Eh. toward EsvrUv1
zf,xt 70 dividing Iutr vsss io-k i miles dssnt oa
me lEciur Q. tns ZoE e-y EewtovI C-7ek and ma
rns from ina p.EIt -ro&s winch every nkh
sDr- fc- eeua Ok ths p-sn1isss tns-e ls-re bous.
r.-r ke Appy 70 WATKIN L ZINE suusD-esa corner
,fRroxc Wy AS 9rxns-st- Nsv-Yort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25
NEW and SECOND. HAND PIANO

DIANO-FORTES.-The finest ssort-
uaeut sf PsnoFo-tes n he ely nay b found a. toe
spsc3ons vE-e-oons Of y. ? g. CCR1ls CO. No Hs1
sro.du,y Of fecrrs HsvBs celebrated Auss-
ear P.tant Acao- Pisnos 7. Gilbert Co.'S pOpUir 10
dan Piano G1IbeTs and Uosu Boudolr. Also vEresy q
esu second akns Pikoos of Esls OF 60 et No ~
Broeevty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25
NOR SALE, or EXCHANGE for a

I FAEN-Tbe EOrss s1d Lot No ~ sbsT. Ths
- nf Is EXEC let four high but 10 the r,~ SAB
Esp-Al kg bour and ICED store hhS-u escatS
.ec f c. 5ei rxDEfsctoy AID ~srebO0s> or ~oce s1.f
sEy rnsr riEg Business where room requre1 Tie
suve VII e sold loy Yarn Of . - % ares nesr tne
CIV viii exchsneeon Ling lssce p-ef-r-ec
Yo- pstscuigrf inqui.e Of ~. WILLS, 80 lsI 80 sT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25

EDUCATIONAL lady residing II q
healthy 81 bssulifc pk-; o. S0uta Brooklyn, would
sey. 1so hs- family fsE young Ers % board snc eop-
sa.e Tnss- e6uca0n kn6 morals soalo De ca eiap 81
sendes Z az thy gou3 ENJOY g. tie Advantages OF N
,z--.sb al rrcirrl bone Ters-BoSc kne edn Ss-or
u Al "a. Fualisa h-xncbsx y pei sEnun Frslch snf
RuEt sxt Bla n - payable quarterly u sevsDss
Apply = a DEA 49,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25

LNOR SALk or kACHANOk-ln Cen
l "a yev-Yu-k q uliles from Syracuse, 81 so--s o
Land viii valuable vEleT-pOse- 6-ss Mil say Nil
Str sl6 ps.lins houses A good chk1 fo- o sns7
ts - La rsuns-y residence s1rnir y miles OF New
Yc-k vsulc bt tster II exchange. Apply 70
g. ". PRATT No * Chfst u E-slx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25

LNOh - q L E@An cIogtht Ioo- eVoue
tre-s.ory s,6 basement Ho1ss, hrisnet IN rs vey
sss nc6s-r sye With "a hs. 1s- Ctsss n toe ines
ss-t Of unsopst, Sro-k iyr-
Also rwosory .ne basement 6otrae Corsses VIII lxs
Yard f-spe sr-uhbe-y ke- nrunst z S5aoE oec
keterrnerpurn SrcokT- ix-re Fart o. ne pz-eass
money esrb Of premises -satx 81 sose NJ n
gxes
ll. rs acres Of h-svy rrrr>c L1se "a town
d s.iscury beflrse- Co n Y for ris ex-sAars Ii
sur. ., Ep0lR J. LITE Csu..se 1-- si--zv, Ne Z
fulcrst Y Or Of Nm sYkEs. Nc ~ Wex B-aaS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25

NTARSH'S COURSE OF BOOK

lvl INC 81 5OOL for YOUNG LADIES' No. l7s Veg
24tn a. east q 5tosyTb- net Term s'sr Fsssn n
Stion 70 u. usus EpEhsh brsoehes HGsc Frs,.h and
Drawing vii b= Taught 'e~ pspls woa5 ts received
Bofosrs sro svey poshe Gaze sn1 s-;er os beSsea
Spon he. TsIrs "a par r1ls-s LAY - Obtained u2ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25
VOUNG LADIES' sCHOOL-No. 9
Dinno-fcrtrs.

ID ROOM No. 425 Broadway thrse 60 ~ ABOVE CEcLl-
tn. Eocs,- Gilcso s.1.g Ansncsn Ps-sn:
AcioE" .De Arch sotto1nT Plsns-Th: Subscribe,
e<r.sIled fSn II heath, 70 rsi-1quls. L pE-- rs
pruf.s1on tesebsr q music hss maze s--zrse nsna
70 sci axo-ted Ntg-Yo-f and Bostor Pisn0s; SIC re
ire cn-ve1ie7os q hsv1nz had ssccec tnf--1
end los l-g scq-s-rtsnce VILE ne 7ue1 W. IL
spire coufcsbce Judgment Enc III koe-l
shEre Ct ps-9nss. s-oonehsoc Pans exchanged 70.
ME spi let O-o.r to- abroad pznccuaIy Attended
z Q Bradbury.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-20

a machine has been invented in
New York for sweeping the streets,
which, it is said, is superior to any
thing ever before brought out. 1t
sprinkles and sweeps the streets at
the same time. 1t now costs $780,
600 year.to clean the streets Of
that city. In London and some 9TH
er cities, contractors not only clean
the streets for the manure thus pro-
cured, but pay for the privilege
THUS what New York pays 100000
a year for having done by contract,
is in other cities a source Of revenue.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-20
Notice

Ian MospAv The 5,h DAY o JtLr. 1852.
~ al The courthouse door IN ths town 81
Fayetteville. will offer IoE sale to The high
TEST bidder, for cash. 10 satisfy taxes and
charges on lands lying in LInco,n Couoiy.
for the year f55l-lhai Ihe taxes therein re-
main due aud appaid-to Wa:
| John Williams heirs, one tract of Lamb
200 acres. hing in Civli DlsInci No. %.
valued at 500; taxes % cents; Colieciur's lee
81; Clerks fee 81 so; Printers fee 81 So
David Pugh. one tract Of land, $40 acres
living in Civil DIstricI No. l9. galUsd al $500;
taxes sc cents; Collectors lee 81; Clerks lee
ST so; Printers fee 81 30. Sarah Moore.
one uact of land. 200 acres. lying IN CfvIi
District No. "a, valued al SIS; taxes 100
cents; Collectors lee 81; Clerks lee "a Oh
Printers fee 81 so James Moore. one trsct
of land. 204 acres and one pole. lyi ing IN Civil
District No q, valued at SIS; laxes 441
cents; Collectors fee 81; Clerks lee 5 90;
Printers fee 81 so. Willis RcnI. nne tract
Of land. 200 acres. lying in CIsil District No.
"a. valued al $3.50; taxes 55 cents; Collectors
fee 81; Clerks fee 81 so; Printers fee 81 30.
James Shelton. one tract vi land. 80 acres.
lying in Civil District No. 25, Yalnel al $50;
taxes So cents; Collectors Zee 81; CLERKS lee
81 80; Printers fee 81 80. Susan Sullivan.
one tract Of lan4, IA acres, lying in Civil
District No. 3. valued aiS7O; taxes 10 cents;
Collectors fee 81 ;Clerk' lee 81 50, Printers
fee 81 80. FaulkenberrY. one traci al land
100 acres. lying IN Civil District No 20. val
ued at $500; taxes St. cents, Colecror's tee
81. Clerks fee 81 So Printers ieeIsl So
William DavIdson, one tractof land, rs acres.
Wing 10 Civil District No. 10. valued al SEQ;
"a xes 81 10; Collectors lee 81; Clerks fee 81
80; Printers fee 81 80. Alexander Crawford,
me tract of lard. 40 acres. living IN Ctvh
District No 8. valued al $500; taxes GO cents;
Collectors fee 81; Clerks lee 81 30; PIInvers
ee 81 so.
WIN. DYER, Tdr Collector.
AprIl y. 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-20
NfcELssoY 4 CRAWFORD.

FRN HAVE recently received at iheil
NESa Drug Store. North side OF Tie Public
SQUARE. Fayetteville. fresh from hii
| x adeiphia aud New York. an addition
! a, Snnrsly 90 GsNuINE Medicines. Dtugs,
Paints. Oils, Varnishes, Dye Stuffs. Window
Glass, Pulty, Prtfumtry, fine Soaps, Teas,
Wines Brandies. Snufls. Segars; fine, com
mon and smoking Tobacco, Surgca Insru>
ments. sc. sc. which makes Their stock un-
Surpassed if eau aed by an establishment
outside Of a civ.
They have on hand. and are daily receiv-
jno an extensive collection of the best
Patent Medicines extant. Their stock
of his kind Of Medic mes embraces most Of
the popular preparations oI tie day. liav-
Inc obtalned our Drugs and NIedicines-in
fact. every thing we have IN st9re-irom the
nosr reliable Druggisls East, W leeIno hes
itancy in recommending Them 10 the public,
physicians. and merchants generally as pure
and genuine. Being resolved TO continue
permanent, reliable Drug business in Fay
etieville, our customers and the community
generally may rely upon ou statements with
most implicit. confidence all articles shall
come up ,oshe representations given
The ladies' in particular, and the public
gener$ily, are lnvheo 10 our uneHuaieu ST.
leeneli of Perftsmery. II IS Varied and
decidedly tasty. Come The first opportunity
and vlRw them.
Farmers, Merchants, and othet business
men. will be supplied with Castor plI. Sweet
do. Spirits Turpentine PaIegorIe iaudanum,
Essences, Patent Medicines, SC. %c. by the
dozen # desired.
The orders OF local physicians and all
Others promptly aitend,d 10. and then pre-
scrIpinns carefully compounded.
Tie liberal trade we have herdtoicre en-
inyed, encourages The belle: that with our
extensive and well selected supplies. we can
meet all demands in our line. 10 desired
increase oDour business.
May 20. 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-20

CHATTANOOGA. TENN-The late rise in
the river has brought down large numbers
Of fat boass, heavily freighted with the staple
products Of East TennesseeE The steam
ers from above are also Iadeh to The guards.
even The Iiule Mckinney aIne in with 951
ions freight, chiefly corn aria bacon. The
receipts Of cotton are smali,Iyet every boat
brirgs a liuie.
Shipments by Railroad bhve been large
during the week past, and Of miscellanee-
Gus character
Coron. has had few sal4s-marke, in
clines upward.
Bacon remains firm at last weeks quota
lions. Market well supplied
Corn. Large quiin,ilies On hand. Pr
ces hold their own--58 10 Goo al river, in
sacks.
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ia q . E&E AEo

iFEyHE subscribers 10 the F:syctteyiIie
| j. College, are hereby MOTH d mat Col.
! UUBBs. The Contractor. is pushing The cree
lion of The building with much energy A
considerable quantity Of ,ha frame v ork is
already complclt d-and his Brick Yard
presents d scene OF ACTIVITY in the making
Of bricks. thai furnishes Il guaranty ha. he
will SOON have the walls OF the edilice up
Al The last sitting Of the Cumbt rland
Presbytery, they resolved on behalf pf The
Church 10 endow the College according to
their original determinations. and 10 carry
on, their. undertaking in good faith land
steps are being taken 10 nave the endow-
ment fund secured. and that as speedily as
possible! Many Of the subscribers have
come Up and paid the calls upon them with
commensurate alacrly--and all thai vic now
desire is that all that have no, paid their
calls will do SO by the FIRST OF JUHE. The
Contractors expenses are heavy, anq he is
obliged TO have money. and he fIls a righl
10 cxaec, il OF The subscribers. IRON their
obligation. MIR. Dickinson is The collecting
agen, Of the Building Comniuee. and he
will call on as many rs ha can for su3scrip-
lions; ind your Buildi4g Conniueh zap
pointed by solrse!vcs} hope you will NOT
be Offended with US for reminding you that
we are endeavorins to discharge our duty.
as they doubtless expcfteJ Us 10 do. If
payment is MOI made o the calls by :hc
FIRST Of JUNE, or eihe rwise satisfactorily
arronged by than lime. your CosnnIiuee have
no oIhtir alternative lett satisfy The Con-
tractor, bat 10 institute legal proceedines--
which we hope aud beiieve we will not
have 70 Do.
RIP. SHAPARD, Q
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-20
India Rubber Betting

The owners Of Cotton Gins, Saw
Mills, and all Other machinery, are
hereby informed that specimens Of
the superior India Rubber Betting,
the very best article that can be OBJ
tained to make the necessary bands
for their machinery, which Full &
Cunningham of Nashville, have for
sale, can be seen by calling at the
no use of .Sout4r0rth, Morgan s. Neil,
Of our town.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-20
INDIA RUBBER BElTsNGs,
For Gin Bands Saw MIL Belts, and
DRxvTlyG I-GTss.

d. oa " A1s IL Ik-ess-s l -
For nEi Aim1 Us OF ls;t cIiInery.
gsyFIIS Re,ingI so highly recommended for
Il Gin Bands and ORES Belts Tor driving
Mac hinery, is wiIhpui hesitation assetiedlo
be SUPERIOR TO LeaJher or ANYTHING else now
10 use. for the tollosging simple reasons:
|. The perfect equaily OF width aad thick-
ness which It will retain.
2. II vii: bear 800 degrees Of heat without
ifjnry, and remain rlIani 10 any degree of
cUld
s. 1t is Of great strength and Durability.
Dies not SLIP on The Pulibes. consequently a
gain CO power Is obshincd, and. wh@n
adjusted to Machinery. espcs net require
alteration. as is the elise with any ctf.f.
re respectfully iBvnf the attention al
lCIN HHI.DERS 10 this article which Elk
lPERlENCE has proven 10 he Superior to
any other material 'iof 60 lou Gin Bands
r. a Iafoe assortneL 1t ii::::.-ss On hand
and fornIshed VI given lebglhs aud Sldths.
al shortest rntice.
Also, STEAM PAcEING and HOSE Of tho
same material.
All for sale by
FALL s. CUNNINGHAM, {.
Hardware Dealers, College Street, +
NASHVILLE, TENN. !
lCP Samples OF the above Bsi,ing can be-
seen a, the Store Of Soul HwoRrH MoRG.E
s NEL. May 20. 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-20
RAIN

Kaln--
We are in homes that the recent
rains with which our section has been
visited, will, with the advantages Of
our fertile soil, render it unnecessary
for O r farmers to replant their crops
in consequence of the ravages of the
cut dorm, which, we are panied to
learn has given them much trouble
this spring. 1t would be a great la
Dor saving, and 4 relief from much
nernlexity, if orr farmers could pro-
feet their crops fl ON worms as effect
ualIy as 3leElroy 6. Crawford can
the human species from disease by
Che use of the Medicines which they
hayein stora for that purpose.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-20
FAYETTEVILLE College

Since the erection Of the College
EdiGce and the procuring Of the En-
lowment Fund are progressing 50
rapidly, it is hoped all those inter
ested, will comply with the reason
able and just request Of the Building
Committee, which we publish in our
advertising columns to-day. Come
bne, come all; let's pay up:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-20
EaAaRGAeEs.
MAEsIRIED.

In this county. en- wednesday,. l2,h inst.
Mr.. DAVID VI. GRAY and Miss CAROLINE
KING.
In Philadelphia, Fast Tennessee, 5th
inst MIR. Donald Ca MPBELt. Of Knoxville
and Miss MAhGAREr A. J. Johnson, former
ly Of this vicinity.
In Williamson ecu MY. WIZ. Il. CRoUcH,
Esq, and Miss Lucy. " CARTER.
In Marshall county, Rev. GEO II. BLAIR
and Miss AMERICA HARDIN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-20
SDring Circular,

I " Vt. . L14t5 " : VI
April %. 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-20
Edito rial Change

Tie chair editorial Of the Win
chest er In&spends emit, is heroaftd + to
be oc cupied by Jesse Arlcdge, Fsq-,
late Representative of franklin Co.
in tn E Tennessee Legislature. Col
WHIT I, its former able and aceepf fable
editor, having retired:
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Il. 7. TcI1 AI I'D,
Gin of HniIHinr CGlnnlilLea

May 20, l85a--lt
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-20
New Cle rk's Office

We have omitted to mention, t hat
on the frst Monday of April last,
our County Court passed an or der
authorizing the building Of new
Clerks Office in the Court Yard, and
appointed Col. jas. Futon, Gen r.
FarquharsOa, John ~. Br.ght,J Jas.
l.. Thomson, H c. -COwq,', and ".
B. Rhea, ESQ s., Commissioners, who
viii rocq Dive sealed proposals until the
1st Moi day ia June, for the cree zion
Of said pfIice.
Publ con vcnience has long de-
handed a mo re cOmmodious CleFk' 5
office; a nd we are surprised that the
County Shout a have passed this .mat-
ter by ! Q lon 5. To be crahpdd up
in a d mmu tive room, where Dne
could scarcely breathe, with ev cry
shelf twice cf2mmed with the par ers
of the Office, has always seemed IN
tolerable. Tie new building is to be
40 feet long by 20 wide, and y feet
from flo pr to ceiling, Of good brick,
put up i b wor kNanllke style. Those
desiring to U Undertake the bulldlns'
will address any one or all Of the
Commissioners, who will be pleased
to give the plan Of the building, and
receive propo sails for its construction.
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The lSubs criber

~ EEPS CONSTANTLY on hand a, his
M old stand. at the Tan Yard. an excel
len. supply Of BOOTS and SHOES. HAR-
NESS and SADDLES of all kinds; together
with SOLE! UPPER, HARNESS and
SADDLE IIEhTHER, OF a superior quail
;,v all OF whscA viii be sold Low for cash,
or exchanged ID. barrier.
April /. 1853. JAMES ii. COBB.
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TURNPIKE Notice.

N Office IN sl per cent ON each sh are !, o.
IN stock sdbl embed in money TO The Fay
s,i.y,ile MnIbttry & L{nchburg Turnpike
pn.d ,s,enIkirld to be pad TO James Bright.
irrsas,,,s, I'd si,d Board, On or before The hIst
iieas"' Eah'b.l3 nsxt AID call is hereby
1Iads on ,h4 lame siockEof per cent. TO Be
naue' =" liz i, Of each and every pon,h.
rrr,.I The who'll amount is paid 10. BY order
oil the Board. ,.,r,,r CIR.
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The ladies

" We have5orten roard the Cpl nEon
expressed, that in proportion to fhe
number of young ladies IN our loFn,
Fayet tevllle can justly boast oil hPV-
ing m Dre ferh inine beauty than any
town Of its size in Tennessee. The
charge is true; ana, what is mPre,
their prettiness is not to be attr1 bu-
ted to extraneous means-to Nat ure
belongs the credit. = However, as
PERU mes, aud sach Toilet accom- pa
n;meb IS. are fashionable, we wd uId
invite the attention Of our fair r. bad
ers [ D the beautiful stock of Co
lOgneB 5, &C., for sal / by IfqEhQy g
Crawford.
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CISths. etc.
Hats!

"a We have just received &iolesEin &.
- Beaver, Saiia, Ot,er, Mexican. Hunga
nan. Kossuth, Magyar. Palm, Leghorn, Mar
caibo and Panamh Hats. making our assor1-
ment decIdedly Ihe largest anu most u
plete sc have eyer offered.
GooDRicH, BUGHASAS BEAVERS.
Anil Is. 9
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Roots and Shoes.

r. 81 CASTS Boots, shoes, Bro
kAA gams, add CATERS, comprising ev-
' ~ cry sly le And qualify for Mems, Boys.
Yooths, LadIesi. Misses wear received and
for sale at remarkably low prices by
GooDRIcH, BUCHANAN & BEAVERS.
Anil l5.
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Clean Mhea.--

In passing through the upper part
of our county, the other day, We
called aS N1r. Chfiste11sef H0pafd ;
mill, when We were 5 shown an appafa-
tus for clean sing Wheat having saiut
in it. Without attempting descri p-
ton of the ,Smutt9 as it\i is called,
the public will be interest& in leaf n-
Inc that it ac compli5hes the object
for Which 81 was intended-that of
excluding the smut and other foreign
substances. and leaving the Wheat
Clean a nd nice With tho use Of tbs
Rnill, W ich is propelled by waterp pFer
in connection with his FIGURING and
Saw Mill establishment, Mr.. H- ia
formed Us he could manufaf pre-
all Wheat into good Flour, til at is
susceptible Of such change.
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DEP,

In this coanty,on Wednesday, l2tli inst,
after lingering illness. Miss Mary. daugh-
Ter of Mr. Aias w. McCown, aged about
10 years