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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-20
Some Facts relative 10 eirc Mammoth
Cave OF Kentucky.

Col. Croghan, to whose family it belongs, was
a resident of Louisville, kentucky. lie went to
Europe twenty years ago and, as an American,
found himself frequently questioned Of the woI-
dcls Of the Mammoth Cavc--a place hc had
never visited, and Of which, at home, though
living within ninety miles Of ii. he had heard
very little lie went there Immediately on his
return. and the idea struck him to purchase and
make II Il family Inheritance In - minutes
bargaining he bought it for $4,000, though
shortly after, he WAS offered 100000 for the
purchase. In his will he tied it up i'll such Il
way, that it must remain in is family for two
generations, thus appcndmg lis celebrity TO his
name. There are nineteen hundred acres i'll the
cstatc-thrcc square miles above ground, though
the cave probably runs under the property Of 4
GREAT number Of other land owncIS. For fear Of
those who might dig down and establish an Ell
trance to the cave on their own property, (a
mans farm extending up to the zenith and down
to the nadir) great vigilance is exercised TO pre-
won't subterrancan surveys and measurements as
would enable them to sink shaft with any GER
t,inty. The cave extends ten or twcl I've miles in
several directions, and there is probably many Il
backwoolsman sitting in his log hut within ten
miles of the cave, quite unconscious that the
most fashionable ladies and gentlemen of Europe
and America are walking, without leave, under
his corn and potatoes.
The equabe air. and the good health of the
miners, who were at one time employed in Dig
ring saltpctre from near the entrance started an
idea, some time since. that hosph:, for con
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TO 81. CONTINUED.

NEW. DIRK CONFERENCE OF TIE METHODIST
ErIsCopAL CnrHcu.-On Thursday afternoon
this body, which has been in session since the
9th inst, adjourned. Towards the close Of the
session resolutions in favor of the Main law were
adopted. There are connected with the churches
of the conference 93.5Gl teachers and 1881
scholars in the Sabbath schools In the libra
ries. l,2GO.55S volumes. In the last five years
there has been I'M increase Of 32,77l teachers
and 152.GSl scholars,
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-20
From the Baltimore Weekly Sun.
THE LAST OF THE FAIRY RACE.

BY MRS, Il.
In the days of yore fairy sat
Beside chrystal spring,
And in her arms she held babe
A young and tiny thing;
AAnd with its little ruby lips,
To its mothers breast did cling.
ON its form she fondly gazed,
And on its cheek so fair,
ii tear-drops gathered in her eye
AS she smoothed its golden hair,
}And slowly move her quivering lips,
AS if in silent prayer.
Farewell, farewell, to the bright green earth,
1t is lovely land;
But l will go to brighter home,
To join my elfn band,
And the crystal waters sparkled bright
She sank meath the golden sand.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-20
JoKN ALCOHOL, MY JOE.

John Alcohol, my Joe John,
When we were first acquaint,
I'd money in my pockets John,
Which now you know there amt,
Ispent it all in treating, John,
BecauseI loved you so;
But mark me how you have treated me,
John Alcohol, my Joe.
John Alcohol, my Joe Johr,
We've been too long together,
So you must take one road, John,
And | will take the other;
For we must tumble down John,
Ifhand in hand we go,
And ! will have the bill TO foot,
John Anderson my Joe,
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-20
PRIZE ESSAY,
Letters.

n ;, ~ n ~ H.
w '"G 0'"i"""''t p'''"'''''FS oo1', N n
Oa"''y o'" "s o'" S7S',~, l'o """" "c IT.,
m'"m @ Me -h"9,"H1 ot"'e Ag""|'"'"'
n"em'9 ""S o"'/"e";I y. r. 1'y l'o" AND 0iAHAhH'
e" -H'"'1'"'''' ~" N"
Inc importance OF tile S"HlecF' ana peI'G''''S
lrA' more "Et"h',d EtoWh""e 3" we fuIis",
iage' IN '"o Use T' '' i'Fi over 'G "I' i''Ii"'
OF Se'u'!'G "'"n''-'>'' """'' '''' o'''r'''',' -
the AG7cH'iuri'I community, l. an ''''u'ed 10
give my CIV" I%lelI'!''' "I! '''>o l''' result SUI o
considerable observation on us use, ~ o'L1eI>.
III M'''H ii 's;''', 'n'S >"t'cl naS !o'S oGc' IL
n!''af I" Inc" 0H' !'' '''e i'l@' PF'te ' '''e III
p!cm''!' 2,h'f'''' "'""' Hi'o'o'' "''''' "I''
entertainer "N''''F >'''''' !''''''' VINO
GROW 'r"'n 'I" 10 '"'".'''N' "c''N III WHICH,
were J!l>tlIrd III h'cU'F!'& 80 Hl''ch eA l''''r'
Previous however t" changing my l'Iih u seed
IN; wheat, and covering with either Inc narrow.
cuI,Ivator, or *n'ti H!ou@ii, carefully examine"
many fields with the wheat dHIi"d III, i'll adI'n,
n@ counties III my own and other Ht"'cS ana
with the opportunity IN many c;'scS % compH-
ring the growth and actual results, Ill the same
fields.
Within thn pat three years. these observations
have cNt"n,Icd over drilled fields. IN tn" a&SH'-
ga" 10 inity $40 {" lo"o acres: exclusive "'
dn!!in~ last year about On acres III my own crop
aH1 for several OF my he@hD9rS. ms wear W"
shall use 1t t" greater extent should Tie season
permit late seeding:
In II" instance, either III my own, Or the rNrc-
n"nc" Of others, "h"rc the results have been
carefully aSccr;ain'' ana compared. h;'> inc u'-
cd wh";'t 'air'! to prove The most lr"'ilaoie !;
first. in til" saving OF seed and secondly, IN tn"
increased pr"iNcI OF gram AMI varying from
one 10 SIX or seven ',~I,"'S 10 the acre .r
III S'"T'@ S;,' @ '"'y nave !'S;Ea 'h% '''l@ ;
c"hdIn,!''". LII: %'%,''' '''''1'' WI, ''.'
or IE"iH!E TO I"''"''H 'a'l,""' o' maturity ou'
from ;''i examination 'h'o i"G case 'h're were
"t her causes too apparent to DC ovrrooEe!' ana
quit" SnhcI"nt to produce tins result: without
atfIhainG II TO 'iIe Use o III" I'l'l 't' "''''1
was Sr,'ed III low, wet Ei"'' '''' S''','a' "t:Ns
!ateT '''i'' 1t S'"'i' nave ''Ge',' '';', "'''o
"' III" same i'l!' ''''' S'oa''' "''",.-rS,; az"
u'''eI >,'''I', e,''"'''I'I'''>' II i ''l'."'.'
'l',' I'' "" I I:,,Lt,r n~,,,
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-08-20
KINDNESS.

AS stars upon the tranquil sea,
In mimic glory shine,
So words Of kindness in the heart,
Reflect the source divine.
o, then, be kind, whoe'er thou art,
That breathest mortal breath;
And it shall brighten all thy life,
And sweeten even death.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-03-31
THE FALLS or TuE ONO.

Mr.. MARSHALL, OF Kentucky, by leave, o1elr,
resolution calling the President for he original ,s Y
and maps Of Col Long and Capt Crane, OF the Vs,gi
States Typographical Engineers, on the improyeme. I
the Ohio river at Louisville; which read and as'
TO.
Mr. FULLER, Of Maine, by leave presented e' ~
loint resolutions of the legislature OF Maine frss .
gress TO pass law regulating the Transportation q,
sengets on steamships between New York and gan
CISCO, on The Atlantic aud Pacific oceans. -
MIR, BEAIE asked leave 10 report from lhe Y.
committee 10 examin. the foundations OF the buH"s
the extension of the Capitol but ,s
Mr.. STANLY objected, and called for The reguH'
der Of business. -
Mr.. HUNTER asked leave 10 present petlIoa :
members OF the Ohio legislature. .,,ss
Mr.. Ol.DS objected on the ground that m' =
could be presented at any time under the role art
MIR. CABLE moved To suspend the rufs " hiroar
Committee OF the Whole on the state Of 'os
when
TRANSFORMATION OF PASSENGERS IN MERCHANT "a
Mr.. SEYMOUR, of New York, begged Nj V cos.
draw that motion, to enable him to report lOm "
miee on Commerce the bill 10 amend clau'; rs
law regulating the transportation Of passengers
chant vessels "a sM
Mr. 5. addressed the House in few remalE ha
the necessity for the Immediate enactment o. p.d,sc
Mr. JONES, of Tennessee, objected 10 us oo"'
out OF lis regular order - u ,assn
The question was then put on the mou,VyloY on "
the rules 10 90 into Committee OF NE W."
state OF the Union which being agreed TO- ,h,f;w
The SPEAKER called Mr. HlBBARD 70 'n s M, Icr
the committee taking up the homestead bbl - -
SON, Of Tennessee, the special order ,,l,d 10
Mr. FULLER, Of Maine, who was GNU"
aoor, gave way 70
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-03-31
HOUSE or RnrarsESrArrvEs.
After The reading Of The journal

UNITED STATES GROUNDS AT BATON Roues
Mr. PENN, by unanimous consent, presented loln'ls
olutons from the Legislature OF Lonisiana, asking x
mission oi the general government for the iowa toaa'
oil Baton Rouge 10 enclose. and use as a cemetery
ton OF the grounds attached to the United States oas
there: referred 10 the Committee on Military Aialfs'
ordered TO be printed
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PROSPECTUS
r. II w e II NEE PAP e IL
TO DE PUBLISHED IN THE CITY or LYHcHBURG.

VINHE undersigned propose commencing, ms soon as
Il sufficient number Of subscribers be obnined, the
publications in this city of week y paper, TO be called
aTHE TEMPERANCE REFORMER,"
and devoted primarily to the advocacy of the Temper.
Reform, and sccondarily Literary, Agricultural,
Mechanical and Commercial inter ess, and the difu.
sion of general intelligence
The growing importance Of the Temperance cause,
the vast interests TINT nsepaby connected with its
promotion, and the alarming results, direct Indirect
individual aud nntiona consequent upon its overthrow
constitute imperative call for the Jealous and untiring
tKcrtions oi its friends No effective
he devised m It's promotion than to cnl into
rcquisiton the Presathe great organ if il be the
creator, OF public sentiment, among free people Act
ing upon this belief, shall inscribe upon TiE RE-
FORMER" the lcnign principles of this cnuse, and
send il forth to fight its battles, confidently expecting
the aid of the good und iirnous, whether in out Of
Temperance Institutions
But, while THE REFORMER' will mainly and ar
denty advocate the Temperance TINT shnl only
be of mnny interests to which il will be devoted
1t will lend its support all agencies physical or moral
(apar from the of political partcs) nvolv
ing the public good. II Will seek to promote Educate n
in its Catholic sense including Science, Literature
the Arts OF well of utility and Social re-
fnemcnt. For the Farmer, it will present an Agricul.
tural department The Religious will be kept informed
asto pnssiag in the Christian world. A record
of the Markets and operations in the Commercial world
will be kept for the benefit of business men-a de-
partment suited the amusement instruction, and i'm
provement of youth and for the entertainment OF the
general render a regular record of the general ntell
Pcnce of day and the history of the times
In a word, it shall be Family Paper congcnal in its
various departments the tastes of all.
Confidently expecting the support of the public, and
especially the friends of Temperance, we shall call upon
ALL far practicable, and hope to receive the orders
of others by mail.
II Il IL MS.
"THE TEMPERANCE REFoRmER" will be as large or
lnger than the Lynchburg Daily Vrgnian and publish.
ed at the low price of ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY
CENTS FER YEAR due ut the expiration of three
months from the frs, issue ALEX. MCDONALD,
WILLIAM s. ORR,
Oct 28ts JOHN Z. BROWN
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
JAMES MCDONALD. EDITOR.
TI7 NT5.

Tls YIRGfNIAN is published daily at 81 aud scmiweekly at
ser advance. No subscription taken for shorter
time months; aad paper is Discontinued, except at
the option Propreors until all shall have
! cen pail.
ApYHs are inserted 90 cents per square, Tor
less very form .eaa aud q It's for every outer
on number Insertions is not marked on the Ms, L
wi. ho rui-he and charged accordingly.
the ABLT RATES afo;-for the privilege Of two squares
das -- "a. square, daily Sj semi weekly
.. -, semi-wrely So. Livery YEARLY
y be lurtl o confnc his advertising Il his par
lusn, if he exceed the spaee stipulated for
l- - &c etargoi fate}ly ior the excess.
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RICHMOND.
TTNEON STEAMSHIP COMPA-

y Nk'S LINE O" STEAMERS-Pe,Hsgi- sSsz-=s
UaHia and IUetnia. rit Nqyo. for Phadephta and n.
York i he Steamships Penusy yvanp, Capt. Baymorc,
aud Nirgnia. Capt. Teal, will, and after Novcmher
3D. until further notice, commencing with the Pennsy
vania, Ieave Richmond alternately every Wednesday,
for Philadelphia, and returning leave Philadelphia every
Wednesday.
DGe notice wilbe given, every trip in all the duly
papers, OF the hour Of ,heirstiling.
These Steamships have been tu c,rrcss for ths
line. and beautifully fitted up for the accommodation
Of passengers set first tables, and every attention
paid to their comforf and safety They also pro-
vded with Franciss patent Metallic Liie-Boats. aud
is taen,and prompt attention paid the safe
delivery of goods In addition the above induce
ments travellers, have made arrangements to
forward passengers throughto New York by cars or
steam boats thereby Offering the public oppurun-
itv, before offered the price, of viewing
noble Delaware, nni visiting that model ely Phia-
dolphin.
Passage through to New York. in 1st Cabin. and
found, 80 90
PASSAGE through to Phiadephia do 90
do do do Second do 90
For freight Or passage, apply to
70. RANKIN, AG'T., corner % Water St,
Richmond, Va.
LEVI ELDRIDGE, GEN'L Aa'T,
No. Z North whurves. Philn.
n. B.-Shippers will pleae bear in mind that the
steamers lcaUe eory Vednesday and dine notice will
al ttmeS, be given : the hour of suiling.
Tobacco carried hroue to NewYork, mt 20c., to
Boston, at 30c l9 box, and all other goods in proper
ton
Transportation to be made in superior and fast-sailing
Steamers. RO. RANKIN.
J.-dts
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NOV. 10, 1852.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NICKiNSON COLLEGE

DICKINSON COLEEGE.-The Foll
- sion of this ancient and favorite institution will
commence on "Wednesday. the 18th of September-
Puncunlity in attendance il required alike by the inter
ests of the students and of the College.
Board in good families mny be had Mt prices ranging
rom si2 10 $500 per week (Studen,s prcfcrring To
board Themselves reduce this expense low 62d
cents per week) The annual charges, including tut
ton. board and all ncder ,s for room-ren washing,
fuel and lights y between $ll5,0 90 and $4,000.
Carlisle Set s-ts @. COLLINS, President.
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LAW CIRCULAR.
sg0EsTEEENGT0N g.. SNETHEN.

IVHNHINGTON, d G.
GONTINUES to practice Law exclusively in the SUI
y prene court, and to attend to before Con
eress;
To prosecute Claims and settle Accounts agains, the
Departments, Bureaus, and Boards of Commissioners
To procure Patents for Inventions, at home and a.
broad, and to ohtoin Pensions and Bounty lands;
To collect Debts, Dividends, Legacies, and lnhcri
taces any part Of the United States and in Foreign
Countries;
To make Investments Of funds in Loans and Stocks
and en- Boad and Mortgage and to negotiate the puf-
chasr AID sale Of Loans, Land and aentrighs in any
Stfr of the Union. ang9 dts
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i Office no THE PSBLlC.-


y II of the charter of II he Lynchburg and Abing
don Telegraph Company" reads follows:
That if any person. persons shall wilfully know
ngly break, jure destroy, interrupt the rcegraph
lines or communications, nny part thereof-to be
erected by the said company in pursuance of this act
he, She they, shall pay the said corporations
hundred dollars for said offence and shall be further
liable for all damages which the said company may
sufcr in repairing the injury, aud from the interruption
Of their business t. be recovered in action of
pass,-and if any person. ncurring the penalty afore-
said SHALL through insolvency other cause be
able shall fail To pay the penalty damages afura
said and shall second time commit tresspass upon the
said lines any part thereof aforesaid, he. She
they, shall be liable upon conviction thereof inn
nor more than six months"
The penalties Of the section above recfed, will be
rigidly enforced. r. b. DEANE, JR.,
President L. & A. Telegraph Co.
!y Richmond (semi-weekly) Times and Farmvillc
Journal will copy 1t and send account to this office.
Sept 3--dts
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CARDS.
= = ba 4 l. a E. 4 & Es - 4.
DI.. HUH BrnNIn.

IJT. bIoNIl,
EE wing removed from Bedford. and located in
lyaehburg, offers his professional services to the
ctzan- If Lyaehhurg and vicinity.
Oi~r over A. Fctchers store Al orders left with
Mr. teler in mis- absence, shn be punetually atten-
del 10.
Eoar.lfng at Dibrcn's Hotel Loot l1.dGm
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ENENE PESTOEs.-Ju>t received, ly Express
4 "A lot Of Colts Pistols navy sizes,
Warmers six shooters, small sizes
Maynnrls putt seIlprimug six shooters new patent
Aliens single selt-cockng Pistols
Aliens revolving pistols s and barrels
Cast steel double barrel X le Pistols, trigger
Belt lst, Is, cast steel barrels
Shot belts md Pouches, and Powder Flnsks,
patents For snle by
WM. B. Il G. FISHER,
sept 2l--ts OPPOSITE TIE FnANKLIH IloTEL.
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HOTEL, MAIN STREE

CHAS. l.. DIBRELL, Proprietor.
Gentlemen visiting Lyuchburg and stopping at DlB-
RELL'S. have The privilege of visiting the "FIRGNIAN
READING Room during their stay Cards Of admis-
sion obtain d at the Hotel iy 29-dtS
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INsUR ANCE OMPAN

VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, AT WINCHESTER.
Chartsred March I'm, 1882 Capitoi $50 900
WITH POWER TO INCREASE TnE SAME TO 5000 900 !!
TNlIS COMPANY. having been duly organized is
u rendy toreccive applications and issue P"li-
cics aud offers he citizens of Virginia the nducemcnt
of home Company Tor the safe insurance o nl kinds
of property merchandise, &c., fair nhd equitable
rates. The Directors the public thnt this Com
pnny will be conducted with view pcrnnncncy, nnd
the stetest principles oi equity Justice, mud close
'cgurd IL economy and the safety Of the insured
PPEsIpts1--JOSEPIl y CARSON.
SGcRrTAnY--G. \. FUNK.
AeTuARY--O. +. BRESEE.
IosEFH s. CARSON, y WIN. l.. CzAuK,
JAMES i. RELY, JAMES II. BUHGEss
LLOYD LOGAN, s. N. w. RicnAnDsbN,
JouS kERR.
~ Office on Piccadia nenr the Valley Bank,
W.chester. J. ID. CHRISTIAN, AGEET.
Sept 2--dlv LynchbnrC.
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s-Tys,s... Furniture VVnre-RoOns,

,.saaEFs.gsF D., EGIgEbaIttfE " F;sFt-hOOhIS,
- s.sznz-z.z.1S5 RICHMOND Va,
etzS S5 Opposite Ercha1ge Bank, Main STREET.
We are now o.ring the largest assortment and great.
variety Of Forur that has ever been offered in this
market. Our motto Is, quick sales and small profits"
We Offering great Inducements to buyers as we have
lately erected vcylarge factory manufacturing
IN a very large scale Cal and examine stock be-
fore buying and if do offer Furniture lower than
my other house in Virginia will forfeit our repuu-
son. nu3 Dis iONES " EAhh OOD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-10

ArticieS appropriate 10 the fr@ CfaSS-Boxes ot mats
bonuets and furniture
Ar,ic1eS appropriate 10 Sccond Class.-Boxes, bnc-
of dry goods, feathers Shoes saddery, glass; paints oils
drugs and confectionery
Ar is3es ap ropria e to Third ClaSSVirginiu domcs
ties sugar coffee liquor bagging rope butter, cheese,
manufactured tobacco, leather hides cotton yarns, cop
per, tin, sheet iron, hoowware queensware, castings,
hardware, marble (dressed) and other heavy not
enumerated in speeia or fourth class rates.
Aytie2eS appropriate 10 the F0nrM CIaSs-flour Cl
sacks rice, pork beef fish lard tallow md bucon, Gin
casks boxes sacks beeswax bales of rugs ginseng
and dried fruit bar iron marble (undrcssed) mill and
grind stones, mill gearing.
pI,.,ou,,.. so miles 1.5O Salt per bushel J 8
,oa asel af per 100 miles 90 of Fifty pounds. 10
oon oo" ., u - ! $50 miles 80 II
wv 'os' l2OO miles. 300 Carried East 10
SaTt 7--dts
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ALAsalaNGrO NsaoA,EG4. G2eae1 Of

w Churct Street and Fasl AHeg LynchLvrg a.
WIN. LEFTWICH & son, Propretors.
~ Persons travelling through or visiting Lynchbnrg
AMI stoppngat the Washington, catted toYisit the
"Virgnian READING ROOM during thcrstay.
Nav l7-dts
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ia. tIiDs, THOMAS c. PUGH.
-. t.s-' -.s.sss.eT Fashions nSt9rgs52-'3
t.Aoa. .pj>,c It GIL, doors atcreJ G. Mem aad
- opposite IS. B. Ilaomon, Noo 81. Lynchsug IA,
have received their stock of Fall and " inter oths
Cas>iners oud Ecsrngs which consist of the latest
Styles aud huet quality cf French and English
Workmanship aad fit My old customers and the pull
lie generally are iuve,i to call aud something new
and beaa,ifu :. = WARDS, Aga,
@rpt 25-,lts1 For 1holooy c Pngh.
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EVAVE YOU BEEN 40 SHAFERs'S
a A. HAVE YOU SEEN THE "CLOTHING BA.
ZAAR 7'-If not, you ought go, il only to see the
elegant style great variety, cheapness, and excellrn
quality OF CLOTHING, They are having great rush
but there is enougbi in their splendid store To ac
commodate n small politicai meeting. For Gne
medium, and low-priccd CLOTHING, of superior quail
ity, at New York prices, call Mt the
CLOTHING BAZAAR,
Three doors from Ky,e's corner Nam Street.
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MEDICAL CARD.
n DEs. R0BEsF EARLY,

UfYfTYY9 DENTIST,
las removed lis Office one door above his residence,
Mum street, aad one square above DbrelPs Hotel
net30-ifa
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-02
Valuable Land and Mills for Sale.

Sr 49, To CLOSE the partnership exist
fNxr1S5 ing between G. W. DENNIS &
SONS. which has expired by lin
.ratipn. three hesdred and ninety three acres
OF ELK HdVE Err LAND. Two hundred Of
'vh:ch is in fine state OF cultivation. and
The entire tract susceptible Of being titled
lying three miles south east OF Fayetteville,
on The road 10 Winchpsler--is now beng Of
iered fo, sale. In addition 10 as good soil
and benz as well Situated. as any IN Mtddle
-Tennessee, there are on this lraGt OF. Land
suitable dwellings and oul houses. t0gethe,
with s1periorSA w and GRiSr Mill
all of which are constructed after the most
approved plans, and are not only in good
order, bHt entirely new; built Of the very
best Iimber On the premises, is a very val
liable FERRY across Elk River, on the road
leading diiec,ly from Manchester 10 Fayetle-
vile. The properly can be advanlageoasly
divided, sofa as to make Two or more desirable
settlemenFs. Those desiring 10 purchase this
valuable properly. woulddo wed. TO call with
out delay on G. W. DENNIs, senior. who is
alone authorized 10 sch he same. Any one
Of The Grlh will take pleasure in showing the
properly, by HE applicants calling on fhem,
ON The Premises.
6. w. DENNIS & sons.
Sept. 2, 1921