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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01
Plain AID OrMa mental Marble Man.
Ties, Monuments, TOmbS, Grave

P,rp,red nf iLr ieSf Am ricyn md Hali0n Marb'r.
Carving aud Lettering promptly executed with neat
ness and di>lat"h.
Oar Grave Stones merit rarticul attention in form,
size. siyc and quail they suited to the and
circumstances of ul Orders from the country pune
tuallv attended wout an n'liiiion,l expense oi
boNing ayngc. and carciuly packed 60 safe any
d>tanrc. April l2-fs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01
Tobacco. Having de-

FYNOBsCCO, TOSHccO. Having de-
terniaei {" pay pufiicain attention Ia selecting the
be-, Chewing Tobacco that Is put UP here. do solicit
orders from friends yihc c"uuiy for tho nric".
believing do Shnl be able to furnish an
article Lv the box tlr is bound give satisac ion,
Us we nye received agency f'r s"n,r "f the best
Brand, put up in l.ynciburr. For s. note sent by
m, We III in return. send box Of 10 plugs thai viii
be- hard To Ia a. aud for $40 note will send 80
plugs d-t rate Tobacco, put up in boxes "f suitable
szr. We take pleasure in saying 20 "nr friends tia
we ran send them Tobacco prices ringing from 90
to ~ cts Per H. CREWDSON 4 CFANk.
IL, la-ts Com. Merchants IN ih, Canal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01
THURSDAY MORNING,
FOR PRIVATE SALE.
LNOK SALE.--A Splendid Tennessee
LIZ EARM.-The subscriber offers for sale his arg

LNOR SALE.--A Splemdtd Tennessee
Il FARM.-The subscriber offers for sale his large
and highly improved Farm, lying in the Grassy Valley
Of Knox county, Tennessee.
This farm contains about Thirteen fSr.mdred
Acres of Land. about ,ix hundred Acres of hic
open and the remainder is well tmbercd. Ii is situated
twelve miles West Of Knoxville. immediately upon the
main Stage Road -sdng fruIn Knoxville to Nashville
and also the Snu'h. The East Tennessee and Geor
gia Roroad. whcl, is constructed to within Is
miles this Farm will be completed Knoxville
and will pass ncdilcy along the Southern boundary
of this Farm without touching il, and Depot of that
Road will be within miles Of the Dwelling House.
Besides this the Farm is within bree four miles Of
Srcam-b. at Landing the Iiolston River There is
upon this Farm a LARGE NEW AND COMMODIOUS
- BRICK DWELLING HOU sE. within hundred
AS feet of large and failing Spring Of excellent
Water. There also ORCHARDS of several varic
ties Of Fruit trees; among them Orchard of young ~
hriay ani se'ec, apple Trees, numbering about-G
oSE THOUSAND!
The greater portion of tho soil is fertile and pro-
dnces excellent Grapes Grain and Tobacco. There
are abou' One Hundred Ac,es Of Meo3ow Lond on the
Farm. The Farm is well wntercd. The location Of
the Farm is in the milt of pleasant ghborhood, and
within n mile two of several Churches.
The terms of sale will be made known to any
wishing to purchase, by addressing at Knoxville,
Tenn JOSEPH A. MABRY.
p. S.-ThsF Farm may well be divided into two parts,
ono having five hundred and comfortable. but in
ior Dwelling House thereon and the other eight hun
drcd with brick dwelling house and the rripci
pal Orchard. The whole Farm y either portion viii
be sold.
ie I1-ic,m l. A. NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

ING PLACE, situated in the county of Boictourt. l6
miles North of Buchanan (ihe present terminus of
igation the James River and kanav La Canal there
being continuous line Of Packets from Richmond and
Lv ciburg to that place. and the immediate rond
leading irom Lynchburg the White Sulphur, in the
county of GreeDbrar open for the reception Of
visitors.
The efficacy Of this in curing mary fprms Of
Diseases md its bracing invigoatng effects upon feeble
and debitated persons, entc the specia notire
OF those who visit the for health whilst the
beautiful scenery by which is surrounded and the
rc,y ofamusements that offered. msy justly claim
passing call from those who in search Of pleasure.
Within short walk Of the Springs, is the BATH. the
Mndicalquaiites Of which have been fully tested, and
for many classes Of nvads cannot be surpassed in this
Country. Theaccommodafions ample and of the
first class. The TABLE and BA furnished with the
beet that the land aards, and every attention paid to
the guests by the proprietor and his ASSISTANTS in their
power.
The Stage. regularly with the Bonts Buch-
passing by these Springs the " hitc Sulphur.
For adults by the week 50 90
per month. 95 90
For horses per week .--4 90
per month. IL 90
Children and servants HALF PRICE. Other charges
| in proportion lie l0-w6w1 +. A. HATCHER.
-. Richmond Whis, and Examiner, copy weekly
six weeks. and forward their this Office
for payment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01
DsUGUID Il SONS.

They have recently applied steam porer To their mn
cbncry. aud Haer themselves that fney enabled IL
n,n'laciurc oil descriptions Of Pioin and Fancy CaIi
"e WIRE in style and finish to compare with any
S,.,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

iN HATS AND CAPS!. Tue eSssa
~ subscriber ha~ r,r'-ivos ni the sign Of tie kek
BiDe ffat The Spring Fa~iiuis OF Gcniicu.cn'- fnt
Dress HTS for 1852 eihrrinc all ,f the latest and
approved styles. and Is prepared 10 furnish his
friends aud cuomers and thu public generally. with
article of fine No Mul,skn, black and white Beaver
Hats f has also received large stock of the latest
style, kOSSUTH HAT, both for men and boys and
large of fine heavv oil six and Cloth Caps
"fcvcry style and quality large stock Of soft black
and white Bru4 and Mex Hats which be- i'll sell
low for cash.
favor him with u call. All kird- "t Hats made order
with and Dispatch. Call the sign of tn"
Bin Hn G.r Bargains.
E.l Oft WM STITZER
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GAIT, LEATHER. &C.

~ $50 sacks Salt. .l-.. 800 ra.
420 sides Sole Leather, ..
50 DO upper do
25uO bales cotton Yarn-fnr sale Nv
Oct 20-ts AGREE g. McCLANAHAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

OAR LEAD-43 boxes Bar Lead tro,. The
- IFyhc L,dd Nine. just received and f,r sale BY
np2g -ts LEE g. JOHNSON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

q M. HOLLINS-BegI leave To call the ut.
trntion ef their customers and the public general
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

i 4 Gallons pure Mountain Linseed Oil Also. a srp
pv Of White Lead and White Zinc Prints For enl.
low. by JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist
Me- I--ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-01

HEAD QUARTERS, PIrRcE's BRIGADE.
Peroe, Asgmal I847.
GENERAL: had the honor receive this morning,
BY Captain Ruff. letter from General r. r. Smith, in
forming that you have experienced grent anxiety
account Of my command. wrote you from vera
Cruz and another from In Hoyn Ipresume that the
first intercepted; the last, trust, you received yes
terday. From the moment arrived OF Vera Cruz 10
the hour OF my Departure necessarily occupied IN
| achieving focrabe dcgrce of preparation for the
| march ] will not give you particularly the cau.es II
my delay they sill be furnished in detail by my aid
de-camP. Lieut.. Thorn. Typographical engineers, by
whnm this will be handed yon-f When il IL remem
bered that my command consists, great extent. Of
northern men. you will perceive that have been pnr
cularlv furtnnate di.sse crned On the
march, although the bridge San Junn was partially
DESTROYED and the main arch Plan del Rio blown up
and although had been FIVE tui.s stiarked have
really encountered nothing that can be construed
into seriou. resistance. io<t hut by
vomito Vera Cruz. and none by that discssr
on the march. Three of my wounded have dird.
bu, comm-nd Il the whole. in fine condition. sp
las al health i co~ccrnrd Abcnshthsr rrcrpits,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10
mAUCIAL AID coluHRcIAL.
EY MARK 4 r |.

TUESDAY, Nov o-6 P. M.
3he stock market exhibited considerable Rrmness in
shs nonin except Erie which blessed heavily ct s5
he hvorts appears to be Nicaragua which was unvary
ng In il price The large number OF passengers going
tAs route and their rapid transit from the tive extrem
points Of the route the stock exceedingly The
Dpsaons In Morris and Long Island continue aBd they
appear firmly held Money Is In rather more demand
bat the supply ample for al the objects Of business.
The movements in Cumberland were a.tivc, and the
stock advanced after the large aes Of yesterday At the
1rs beard xre second Mortgage Bonds improved "a Erie
Csnvsrdblss, NJ Northern Indiana Railroad Bonds, al
Portsmouth, IA Harlem, u; Nicaragua, u; Cumbec
nAd Y; Norwich, u Canton declined u; Penusyl
vania Ceal II and stonington 4 At the second board
OAnton Improved u Cumberland ~ Harlem, 81 mar
kst olesiag nrm with upward tendency.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value certain articles exported from this port during
Che week ending and incl uding Saturday Nov g. 1852
distinguishing the destination and extent Of shipments
70 each place.
The receipts at the office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to-day, amounted to $3.50 4O3 AS payments
50 964 6O-baiance, So sol, 265 a.
The quantity certain articles imported into this port
to-day o. follows
DyewocA Is tons oVwood dry goods 14S packages per
Tennessee l22 Leonidas drugs "a bales sarsaparla
plaster 6T5 tons potatoes 6046 bushels sardines so
segars $50 bundles; sugar 200 hhds l3 bbs salt
TsG bushels tin 400 pigs tobacco 6l bales wood ~ 45
superficial feet mahogany; $3.50 bundles willow; wine
9S0t baskets, 10 cases.
COMMENCE OF rHI popr OF New YosW-WEgKLy Elk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10
HZNANCIAL,
GRtD!TS TO AFRICAN TRAVELLERS ABROAD
~ will be graatsd b. the undersxnsd On NE f6oWtAg

Two RAILROAD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WILL
he received at tho office Of the New York 1cstsa
Goth nst for the grading and for the road bed A
double track OF the and Boston Railroad Pro-
posas are invited for the first second third divisions
commencing at New Haven and extending sasterly abS
miles Also the fourth division, III prep1
cd in time Proles be examined and specifications se
the work be had by applying ut the cempany oce
CHAS. r. ALSOP, PresidsAA
City o. Middletown Nov. /. 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10

NEW HULLED BUCKwHBAT MEAL-3,vS PACK
~ ehoioe quality packed seasoned packages
pressy for Southern shipment; 5000 bags OF So 25 and
i2h lbs -four; 5000 barrels extra, supsrane, and No
Southern markets. oa Graham and Indian neal -four for
bookbnders wafermakers and uphosterers Orders
with city reference, will meet with prompt attention
l. T. J. @. FROST, 2i Front street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10
IDvRRTISgMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT.
,~~>oy,-~.y,>~o.,~~~~~~~~N
R6-SEE SEvENTH PAGE. ga
STOLEN GOODS.

SToPPED-suPP0sFD TO BE ST lLEN, ONE GOLD
~ anchor lever watch aud pair cid Srectaclss The
owners etn have them w describing the property and pay
ing erpensep, On application 70 the OrisDai h. JACOBS
lW ChNtham treet NJ BAcoordeons tueed and repaired
CTorPrp-h VARIABLE nIaMovD RING Gov.
~ tsi0aBk several stones sot shape
sou tsvi los och property esn apply u CA2la D.
nlh, At lie siAtL safs s6asIJs Mouse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10

NURs OF ALL NATIONs.-STIMULATED By THE
great demand that exists In European cities tor
this elegant useful and Indispensable article Of ladies' COS
tune also by the that has hitherto
the purchase Of fine furs this country the
has been induced to enter largely into this branch
business with determination to maintain the rputa
ton estabshment holds the first in this city for
fashion, excellence and sconomy and having purchased to
during the past at the Hudson Bay
sian other fur sales he offer advantages this
department not TO be found at other store in tho
country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10
ID ATS IN THE WALL
N Have at ye all,
With LYONS potent Pill
Bugs in the bed,
Or 'roaches dread.


There poison In Lyons Magnetic Powder yet II Ia
instantly destructive % insects and his Magnetic pills
equally fatal TO rats and mice Depot No III Broadway
V,IsoLA1'S SULPHUR BATHS, 5i7 PEARL STREET,
near Observation-Disclosures In 1870 by Louis limo.
lat from Parse for the OF nHampary and chronic
rhcumatism soreula eruptions OF the skin colds
&C. No. and are highly recommended by most eminent
physioiaIs, Drs. Mott, Buckly, &c. nc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10
MlECELLANEOUa.

CHEAP IRON BEDSTEAD, &c, FROM SIS TO SD
~ warerooms No 653 Broad above Spring street. and
the healthy cheap spring mattress from IS to So old
tresses altered to essto beds cheap Also the
patent elastic felt BEDS holsters pillows &c.
Gle in Please call and examine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10

DRINTERs' AND .RNGRAvERS' -CARDs.-CALL AT
j No. Resde street, and obs.in samples and prises
The subscriber has had fifteen practical experience
In the Of enameed and eoored cards and in
business for himself offers TO cash
buyers that cannot be surpassed cards Of his anufAe
ture, both white and coorsd will be warranted to print
WELL and particular size quality Of card will be
TO order with the utmost despatch. r. W. ROBY,
No. Reads street. coYner Of Centr~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10
IIOLLOwAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS HAVE CUR

III
another bad leg-Ex'raot Of letter from Mr. James
Townley Of No. Catherine street, Poplar New Town,
dated July e. 180 To Professor Hollowsy-Sr-A
OF gratitude we'll wish TO benefit the afflicted in
duces 70 publicly acknowledge the excellent your
pills And ointment have effected Of bad leg with two
wounds in IT, with which had suffered upwards OF three
years and which IL found impossible 10 heal until
fortunately tried medicine which relief
and now have ss sound leg aa any man can desra Sold
ny all the vendors Of medicine throughout the British
pre- ard by those OF thc Uaei states IHc, S and 81
" each NJ tlrt.le u Nj aEF.I 10 tSsI 5, MAlIsa
isns. New York. and at the PrJpretor IA straRi. Loa
DIM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10
BOARDING AND LODGING.

CARROLL HOUSE, NO. 72s BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
~ the New York Hotsl-FAmilies and single gentlemen
by applying Immediately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10

EASE OF GROCERY STORE FOR sALE-LoCA-
IL ted the Washington markets Is old established
stand, with regular Of customers The
pant intending to ren h tho business would dispose Of
II advantageous terms Apply TO
QUACkENBUsH HAMILTON, liz Wost street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10
DANCING ACADEMIES.

CARD-MR. CHARRUAUD WOULD SUGGEST
n that the dancing and watzng classes are open
for the reoe pton Of pupils at both rooms No. % White
street. and 81 Thr eenth street. south side two doors
of Broadway Pupils any time their
quarter counts only from the date they For
tculars please procure circulars at either room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10

A CARD.-MR. CHARRUAUD WOULD SUGGEST
. the daGGns and CLASSES are nov
street. and Thr eenth street. south side
from he as they For
Nculars, please procure circulars at either room.
DANCING ACADEMY, 10 GRAND STREET, FOURTH
This Ss % dance n7snssd BY Mr. sosocco
the only professor Of tho fashionabls dances the United
States is taught BY him. besides all other dances at
hSar o. the d. and his p,
and from I to 10 o'clock in the evening.
DANCING AcADEMY-sIeNoR A. GHERARpI, AS
sisted By Madame Ghsrard respectfully bogs il.
M the & pp "
Saturday. ost ls Days Of tuition for young aies and
ETsnn iaa for s
viii s BE- n j. II 70 an
mics All communications addressed to sll Broadway viii
EERRERo's DANCING ACADEMY.-AADAME DU.
to their and the public that
Their 50 50 West
frday ara Tuesday OF each week is to
ming class for gentlemen.
MoNTAGUE HALL. tNEARTHE CITY HALt)
lvI Brooklyn. -Gentlemens evening class for dancing
room On ss:ardy oesoser s ii DAYS
e instruction and SATURDAYS At o'clock p NJ
MADAME AUGUSTA RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
~ her patrens and friends that she is new preparing
OF her beginning day will BIS given. For terms and paru
lars, inquire between IL and O'clock.
DROFESSOR B. YATES AND II. MESTAYER-DANC-
ing Academy Washington Hall, of Hester
and BoweryOn Tuesdays an Fridays for ladies and mis-
ss from till T. for gentlemen and masters to 10
and Twenty street Mondays Thursdays and Saturdays
for ladies and misses from till p Nj for gentlemen and
masters, from to 10 p. N.
STILL MORE NEW CLAssEs.-BRooKs's DANCING
Academy At his Rooms a6l Broome street.
The most fahionabe styles including variety Of
shorte possible time and for the reasonable charges
Two new classes on Tuesdays ladies and children meet AZ
three Il. NJ; gentlemen 1T M. Also,
Kedneday for children, commencing at halpast three
M Mrs Brookss evening classes for ladies exclusively
Tuesdays and Fridays commencing at seven o'clock Pr
vate GLASSES for gentlemen, Monday evenings
at nine o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10
FANCY ARTTCLEss

vroYs-ToYs-ToYs.-TO CLOSE THIS BRANCH NC OF
offer sale Mt reduced prices the above
stock which l. we'll other BY the case or from the
vail sssortea sock goods frenoh ana bohemian
French porcelain ysses 20 az press
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10
HOUSES. ROOMS, ETC., WANTED.

HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC., WANTED.
"---~--~-~~->--->>
A LOT + SECOND SETTLERS, OR GOOD
"A benches, wanted Address box AS Lower Post oce,
prepaid.
COTTAGE IN THE COUNTRY wANTED-THE ADJ
~ vsrtser is desirous Of meeting with neat, orta-
within hours ride sail from New Rent about
$3.50 per annum. Address X. T., Herald ONCE.
DART OF HOUSE WANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN
and wife, to consist of parlor bedroom, and attic
servant with basement not 700 far up tom or small
walk " Fulton ferry Address s. S. 81 Herald Office
WANTED TO LEASE-A LARGE AND SUBSTAN.
w tal building, for mandatory, requiring steam
power Any contemplating TO erect such sudng
hire having before the February
to rent will please address A. B., box 26 Lower Post
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-10

r ACE MANTILLA MAKERs.-wANTED. A NUMBER
IL or arst hanls ST No III Gee lwieh etfcs hrtt
aoor Also mourning cotton Makers Meme but thsss
sJatVnsd 70 the aneet work Aeed sppil.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-06-17
Notice.

AN MoxpAY The 5lh day OF JrLY, 1902.
" a,the courthouse door IN the town IL
Fayetteville, will OgsJ Tor sale 10 the L'gh.
tst bIdeer, iUr cash. to satisfy taAes snA
chargss on lands lying IN Linco'n tonnti i.
for the year ISL -iha, the taxes herel Te.
nlaiH ,iae and onpaid-io VIII;
john II tilIanis' heirs, one tract OF Lar ~
200 acres, wing in Civil biS;ret M. %.
valued al s!e0; .axes 90 cents; Collectors tee
81; Clerks tee 81 80. Primers lee 81 So
David Pash. one iraci III land, so arms.
wing in ClTtt District No. 10. valued IT soyp;
faxe> 66 GEMS; Collectors lee 81; Clerks les
81 50; puutess Zee 81 80. Sarah Moore.
one iracf OF land. 900 aerss. lying IN Ciyil
Distinct Ma "a. valued ~ 3 >; taxes lOa
cents; Collectors fee 81; CLERKS lee So %;
Ptnier's re 81 % JaHieS Moore. ane tract
Of land. 20 actes and oae pole. ilir9 CVh
District No. q, valued al So; taxes 444
cents; Collectors Ice 81; CleJk's tee 81 3Ui
Printers fee 81 80. Willis R,u1. one .raci
Vt land. 200 acfes lying IN Civ:i District No.
"a, valued al S2Jll; taxes 50 cent; COilect"I's
Tee 81; Clerks le- 81 TO- Pnaters lse 81 90.
James Shelton gnt ttacI uf tn.. 80 acrrs.
lying Ia CiyIi Distract No -, vsi,;rtt al si5G:
taxes SO csBis; tolisciar;s lee 81; Clerks fee
81 Oh Primers lee s. %. Susan Sullivan.
one tract CT laad, IL aces, L. ny ~ Civ,i
District No 6. valued al S7t; taxes rs cents;
tellecior'S fee 81; Chss9e ier 9l 80; Pr,h4ti's
fee 81 %. FsUiken5e,ry one trsci. Of land.
LOO acres. iyiug IN C1vi Disinrt No %. val
ued at 500, taxes 6G cents; Collectors Ire
81: Clerks lee 81 SO; Printers lee 81 80 =
William Davidson. on- :raeI OF land. IS ac,,s.s
ivns IN Civil Di>iric, No. 10. waived al s.NU;
taxes 81 10; Collectors tee ST. Clerks lee 8
50; Printers lee 81 90. A.exander Crawford,
one iracl of land, 80 aei,s. hisg in Ctsh
District No ;. valued al 500; sxrs 80 cents;
Collectors fee 81: Cie, KS Il II 80; Punlera
fee 81 50.
WIZ YER, Ter Collector.
April Y 1852
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-06-17

n. euv,rAE. Ten - Business has beer
,.erv dull This weekIin all lis departments
.,,I;e saasbn oGlhe year, il is seldom active
r., ,ba ro,nors of cholera in The CITY which
have been Circulated IN NE country nsse
precipilaied the s'agnaunn o sun''ea I
one who wishes 10 WISH ms c'y ri III, ''s"es
f. plsasur. need fear to do 80. There have
{ ri ,,ly few cases Of sporadic cholera
81 l. ~ In, ,l,o health of the city is about
s"u Ia l + al +, ever is al this season OF the
.There have been two arrivals
60 l.. This week, with intelligence 81
advances IF Id. 10 The Liverpool. cotton
H., ,hs,e ;s so lit,le cotton for sale
49, Hi, ;n,eres, is Eel, in the matter.
The sales during The week have been very
sn.lI :, aiF08se, There is no speculative
demand and What is sold goes generally TO
till manufacturers orders.
Rag.. Il. There is considerable demand
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-06-17
Getting Better

rho many friends Of DR.. IKlhQpI
BOaner, Of our town, will be pleased
- loern that. by intelligence received
,ost s,,nd,ix-tle health of his esti-
,nable lady was regarded as slightly
;mnroved. although she was still dam
gerously ill., Mrs. BIS severe indis-
posit;on N IS detained the Doctor ii
Richmond up to this wri,ing-de-
priving hi N of the pleasure OF being
present at the Democratic NauOna
Convention.