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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-18
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w MA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD OPEN TO
MECHUM'S RIVER-Daily each ~ay oet@een
StasntOa and Richrond in "A Hours - On and aftsr
Monday, 18Th Nov. leave Richmond at OK NJ
stopping for break at the Junction, and return
ing, leave Mediums river at llH NJ, and arrive
in Richmond at 81 P NJ.
Daily Connections.
Between Charlottssvi lie aud Richmond. -. 50 so
Lexington " 7OO
Calpeper CHI " 450
Connectng also with the Orange and Aexan
| dlia Railroad.
Tri.Weekly Connections.
Between Lynchourg and Richmond, on Monday,
| Wednesday and Fricay going up, $3.50
EBetween Guyandotte and Richmond, same days
| going West, 1000
Between Charleston, Xa, and Richmond, same
| days going West, 1900
Between Buchanan and Richmond 500
| Between Weston and Richmond, on Tuesday,
! Thursday and Sunday, going West, AGO
| Between Beverley and Richmond, same days. go.
ing West, ,.o. s..u.,o, Sow, .,, neo
atSA NJ, LIST dsy, at Lexington al q p NJ. End
day. atBaverly a'7P' Me- Sd day a yp,su cor
A line of Four Horse Coaches will leave Cor
donsvile for New Market, Efer ths arrival Of the
Cars, On Tuesday, Thuuday and Saturday, and re-
turn on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, BY Ma-
olson @ Fl.
Servau q travelling without their masters must
leave pass with the Ticket gent, and also shew
ano iler to the Conductor.
IN extra charge will be made if passengers do
not obtain tickets. EHGI
Sup't OF Transportation.
- Washington passengers may 90 by the
junction, and reach that city in "a hours from
staun,on-takng the night train of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Company.
Z FL GILL,
nol7 Superintendent
~ PANY-The quarterly statement of this COM
pany is received, ending lst October.
During the quarter 244 P, licies were issued-pre-
miufns the same amount to- 1890. Sl6G48 IS
Premiums rene gals, same time. $50. 9475 70
Total premiums -.--........--...se5 J24 80
Losses paid during the same time amount
to .............. 1880 90
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sass FOX RENT, for th- year 1885, or for a
ZEE term of years. that large House and Lot IN tn
Gown Of Manchester, COMMONLY known as the Old
Farmers II tel. It's size and locality near the CT
ty, make desirable place to any gentleman who
might wish to opea boarding school, or it would
suit very well two small families. All necessary
r. ,irs will BE- put upon il For terms and pe rite
ulars epply to Robert D. Wa-d ato rney at law, No
90 Main street, nearly opposite the City Hotel.
M Q-ims
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The assets of the company up to the same

The assets of the company up to the same
date Gn5ested in United States and
New York state Stock, &c } were. $3.50 800 60
This company confines it's business to Lire H.
suranoe alone, AID being the Mutual plan, al
profits accrue tor the enefit of the insured all
losses pad punctually, 90 days after proof of the
death of the party, or i. will De advanced deduct
ing the 50 days interest
For further Information, cal! on The Agent, No a03
Main street, square above the Banks.
&C 30 CHAS. WORKMAN, Agent
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4 tUHE VUICA.-LET! mas determined 10
~ reduce MS stock, and in order to do SO, WI!
greatly reduce his prices 1t is useless to enun,e-
rate the prices and styles Of goods, but in few
qualities, and the prices considerably less tnan in
other stores. He has il view an object which rem.
ders necessary 20 sell Oh his stock as soon as
STOLE So ladies, If you want to save money, give
Levy call and you viii not be aisap pointed, but
VII Leave his store fully convinced that the cheap
est goods are to be had of
ABRAHAM LEVY, il,
no Is 2Jt Broad street
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III s. Il G. DONhAN, No.
u - Pearl street. o;f-E tlr sale. OF dEect

4 AKDWAkE.-W. :. Il G. DONNAN, No.
AZ 10 Pearl Street, offer f1r sale, OF direct
importation, and American mapufacture-
5000 dozen Table Knives and forks, every va
rie:y
aO00 dozen Pen d Pocket Knives every yiiety
leo do Rszors of Rodgers, Wade 81 Buich
e:, and Wostenholn's manufacture
eco dozsa Scissors ard Shears, various ara'i
ties
$500 pas straight and fine twisted link Trace
Chains
500 dog Pad, Chest, Closet, and Till Locks, as
sorted
100 dozen Stock Locks, assorted sizes
so do Rim, Knob and 1ortics Locks with
Brass, White aud Mineral knobs
$40 dozen Rowland's, Ames and other makes,
Spades aud ShoveIs
80 dozen Hay and Manure Forks
800 DO Curry Combs of all qualities
ECO DO Axea OF Virgnis's, Collins, SIM
mons, and others manufacture
leo dozen Hammers and Hstche.s
200 Coal Hods, various sizes
2 0 Tenders, Srsss, Wire, and Pierced Iron
Is, JCo ibs MAYORS and Msrshsfs Gas. Steel,
square round and octagon shapes
loco dozen Files, embracing every variety and
size Of Hand, Cross-cGt. PIT aGd Mil saw,
aud Flat Bastard
$50 Doubls snf Single Barrel Percussion Gs1s,
part fine quality
500 thousand e ID Percussion Caps
Together vita other articles kept in the Hardware
line,
Merchants and others visiting Richmond, would
and 1t to their Interest 10 give Gs q eall-wheh we
respectfully solicit se9
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NLOTHInG! CLOTHING1 OF sUPE
u RIOk CUT AND WORkMANSHIP-FALL
AND WINTER '52-3-J. ID. GOODMAN, no
134 Rain street, opposite Eagle Square. kich
mond, Va, has now open his large, new Winter
stock of READY MADE CLOTHING all of which
will be sold at the very lowest cash prices. He re.
specttulIy calls the attention of purchasers to his
large and carefully selected assortment ef dress and
frock oats, made Of black and fancy French and
English cloths business AID over Goats, of every
handsome style and material, which cannot be sur
passed for reatress Of workmanship and tit; Pants
and Vests in endless variety of styles, qualities.
colors, cut and price, boys Clothing consisting of
Frock and Over Coats, Round Jackets, Pants Vests,
&c.
Furnishing Goods.-He has spared no pains
in making his Of OK IF Fancy Goods one Of the
richest consisting OF black and fancy silk and Satin
Scarfs and Cravats, Tifs AMI Stocks; elk, plush
and merino Matters Gloves, SusDenders, Hand.
kerchiefs, Shirts, Collars. Socks merito and silk
Urder Shirts and Draw ers, &c.
From his very great facilities in purchasing and
manufacturing lis stock, he is cerng the greatest
bargains. J. D. GOODMAN,
uc 80 1874 Main street.
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REAT BARGAINS IN IADIf

GREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES,
~ DRESS GO0DS-Mous.aine de I.aiae at six
pence good styles for l0c fine quality 20 to 25 cs
rich patterns French (al wooD So and IS cts snii
colors at Is TO 50 cts French, English and German
Mernos; black, MAROON, blue and purple velvets
for wrappers; sllk-warp Alpaca; finest quality
Bombszlne red, blue, white aud yellow Flannes;
Cloths, Cas6ineres and " stings, Linseys superior
large size Bed Blankets and Quilts; ~ Hamilton
Sheetlngs and pillow Costons; ladies' Under
Garments. short and long sleeves; a large assert
ment Silk Wrappers, very cheap; cheap lot Of
negro blankets and kerseys; gentlanen's under
Shirts and Drawers, with large assortment Of
Ssap'e and Fancy D Goods, which we are selling
at great bargains for cash; at
JACOB A. LEWIS
Cheap stores, IS and 50 Main street
Dress Silas and Grape Shawis.
\. 3 Farmers aud Merchants, notes taken at
par, Mech mics and National at par no IS
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DOGGETT 81 ANDERSON,
UPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
1ij Governor street,

HAVE in store their Fail stock of French and
LII American PAPER HANGIEG5 oI every qus!ity
and STYLE purchased from the best factories in thus
country aid France, many of ta5n very rich and
elegant Also, very complete a. sortnent u cur.
tain goods, coruices, gimps tassels cords, bands,
window shades, In great variety, W udow binds,
curtain paper, buff Holland for shades, superior
stock OF door oil cloths, coco mating, curled bar
and shuck mattresses feather beds, holsters and
pillows of toe bee, quality, with many other ara
cles, in our line, all Of which will be sold on fall
terr.s, and Paper Hanging and Upholstering done
in town Or country, at the shortest notice and By
the best wor kmen. &c I6-3m
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SHOCKING DEATH.--A lad named James
Neil came to horrible death in New York
last Saturday by falling into a lime kiln. Er.
deavors were made to extricnte him from the
burning pile, to the top of which he had so
incautiously gone but not until he was burned
IN death could he be gotten out.
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O. EER SALE.-The Il use and Lot, Cor
aa ner of Franklin aad 4'h streets, at present oc-
cupled by Capt K NJ Emmo. Tbs lot fronts 6i
feet on Franklin and runs back 100 ieet OF 4ih
street to q 10 foot alley.
For terms, which will be accommodating, apply
to r. NJ. BURTON
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T1ICo.TTv pISpATCu.

No ACCOMMODATIONS friend Crutch
se,d told us, the other day, through the Peters
burg Express, that an attemptha been ma &c 10
assassinate an engineer on the Petersburg hai''
road. while the said engineer was ann'h'lai'ng
space at the rate Of some twenty miles an hour.
We gave currency and circulation to the dread
full tale. and it was read with many an excla
NATION of surprise and wonder; perhaps, eVen'
MANY mourned over the wotul state OF society
tina, rendered it perilous for an engine driver to
urge his iron steed in open day, across that
ancient and respectable county put down as
Sussex on the map, for fear that some sansuI
nary bullet mi ght send him unexpectedly to that
bourne whence no railroad traveller returns.-
RI, hanks 10 the bright star that ever watches
over the destiny of our happy country, the
story has been spoiled, the spell broken, and
we breathe freer and easier. 1t was no attempt
at assassination, Sussex is not infested by ban
ditti, and society retains its wonted purify
The shot was entirely the result Of accident, c
random shot fred by q gentleman near Jar
rats Depot, yet it was, indeed, mario" es
cape for the engineer, who will not probably
care 10 face such accidents often.
FEMALE PEpEsTRIAS.--An English paper
states that an American girl, Kate Irvine, has
undertaken to walk 500 miles in 500 consecu
five hours, for bet of t3O0. Why do oil
these American wonders make their first pub
lie ennearsnce in England
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-01

THE CoNplTIov OF NIExIco.-By
the latest advices from Mexico we
learn that the Indemnity OF Sl5,-
100000 from the United States
being pretty well exhausted, the
bankrupt government will soon be
compelled to resort to some other
extraordinary means to replenish
their treasury.
4 very extensive conspiracy ex-
lists against the administration, and
in favor of the recall and restora-
ton of Santa Anna. Mr.. Letcher
is no doubt pretty we'll informed Oh
this point. IN The event Of the re
Turmoil Santa Anna to power, the
Garay grant Of The Tehnantepec
route may be attempted to be trans
Ierred to the exclusive possession
81 British capitalists. -
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The Mai kels-- Latest Dates,

NASHVILLE, TENN.-Couon. At the
close ot' The market last week prices were
firm. and II good feeling prevailed. The
same state Of hilars was manifested The fr$l
,hree days Uf the present week, and abo4 i
$50 HES were sold at 5ld6 65 Thursday
was a dull days and ih4 safes were only OBJ
bales at sac 522c., operators awaiting The
receip1 OF LATER adyices from Liverpool
which came ID hand thai night, reporting b
decline during The week ending on the 18Th
in ,llM market CT 3D. These alvices
cause ID depression in prices here. and hP
sales 7 riday were made al a decided del
cline, 3b0 bales Having been sold a, 5SG64
The ady;ces from New Orleans, too, are
unla, orable, the total increase in The re-
eepts at all the ports DIS published in the
Hrices Current lieing put down al 100000
b Ies, and midding cotton having falleh
there to 7c. Thia, taken in connecio4
With The fact thar he decline in Liverpool
was caused by the reported Increase of he
crop some weeks ago, causes holders to
fl.ar hat prices must 90 down still lower.
The sales To-day were as follows: 100 bales
al 4f664c
The receipts Of cotton at the several
warehouses during The present week amount
10 2,54Gbales against 1909 last week. To-
laI receipts Sill &c The first Of September list
SO ,6l7 bales gail4st 1859 al the same Pc
riod last year.
10 get the whole crop received in this
city up 10 the present timcw must add TO
The 3q. SIT balls received at the warehouses
2000 bales which have been shipped from
The railroad depot by planters, which would
make it 436l7 bales The total receipts
last S Jason were 81. 209 bales.
Sugar =. The demand continues steady
Sales at 5G06c by the hhd., and 54O83 By
The barrel
Coffee -. There is fair demand for
CofIde. Sales al l0Ollc for Rio.
Flour. -. We quote Tennessee and Gin
cinna,i S4044-ihc fines, S. Louis brands
are held at Sc.
Molasses :. 80 to 35c. ~ gallon.
Salt Barrel Salt at sec IF bushel;
Sack, fine 81 IS to 1 80;coa fse 81 SO.
Ca6d es. The supply is ample. We
quote Ia.lom 8 10 10; Star % to %; Sperm
Whisky & Price of good roclifed Is 10
I8c q gallon.
Bacon >. Stock light. Sales at to SC
Lard Scarce and in demand. Sales
at 10 Sc.
Butter, 12c q 10.
Feathers. 98Cd3Oc.
Bceswax, lG(G20c.
Ginseng, 80.
Corr Meat, 4oO45c T. bushel.
Corn, 81 75$ bbI.
4 Oats 3OlO4oc e bushet.
Guber Peas. 60dl67c f bushel.
Flax Seed, 85f09o # bushel-good de-
hand
Lead, pig SC. bar sic.
Dried Peaches. 81 75t02l.
Dried Apples, 81 %.
Wool, 28(03Oc.
Green Apples. IS aP Dbl.
Irish Potatoes. $94@24 q Dbl.
Sweet Potatoes 1910 81 q busheI.
Banner.
New ORGANS. LA.-Couon. &c for
Middhng-bu, few sales. Sugar and Mo-
iases-Demand active at steady prices. :
Corn, 1900 sacks white and yellow sold at
45c. " Risky. Sales af $50 barrels
reciificd at II ac. Bacon. 70 casks sides
sold at &c in LOIS -. Flour. Sales of
400 barrels Ohio in faI boals-mixed
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hne.her Railroad

We have often heard the opinion
Expressed, that the Turnpike be-
tween Nashville and Franklin il
Williamson county, was the best road
in the State in point of workman,
Ship, and that it yielded eighteen per
cent, per annum, on the entire cost
pf building. Yet, Notwithstanding
bur Williamson friends have the ad-
Fanta BE Of this good Turnpike-one,
too, t hat they have heretofore highly
hppref iated and enjoyed-they are
fesolv ed not to be behind the age,
nor al e they disposed to deny them
selves the additional advantages to
be derived from Railroad connec-
ton With Nashville, At a recent
meeting held in Franklin, the neces-
Eary $ um to build the road was sub
bcribed. We hope a similar result
will attend our meeting on next
Monday.
The Franklin Review has the fol
lowing. on the subject:
The SrocK ALL TAKEN Two hum
lred thousand dollars, the am punt OF
stock necessary to build the Railroad
rom Nashville to this place, has all
oeen taken here; and Mr.. IL. c. Mar
cell, a most excellent civil Engineer
will enter on Monday next upon tie
york. Of a preparatory survey Of the
quite. This work is in hands that
warrant the statement that it will be
pushed forward with commendable
peed to an early completion. Let
t go fory ard!
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brands-S3 rs; Fancy Ohio 50 l6; and
200 ST. Louis at 81 124.
CINCINNATI, O.-Flour lis in better de-
mand-sales Of 1000 BARI els in lots al s.;
2of03 25.. Provisions re firm. Sales
of 100000 pounds bulk sides at 7Sc..
Whisky. l5t.... Grocerit is firm =. Sales
of GOO barrels Moasses at Soc. goo
bags coffee at lo40lO4c.
ATLANTA, GA.-Con Ice f bu; sacks
returned. Oats Soc 81 bu.... Bacon,
har rs, l2, sides 1lO114cI shoulders 10G}
lOlc f. Is 49,. Lard llM12c f. b..
Flq ur S33G74 g Dbl. Peas 75c q bu
= Butter (lresh) l2@I5c. - Eggs SO
100,
AUGUsTA, GA.-Corn. + The supply is
on The increase, and there is at present Il
god dema hd, but mostly confined 10 city
wants. w now quote 8O085c. according
to ualitY q I'D quantity. Oats are dull Of
sal@ at 50ca60c.
Bacon New is coming TO hand more
fre4ly-old is in limited demand We
hay e heard of the sales Of about 10000
pou nds new Tennessee at lie hehogr round,
and 30oo0pounds, a forced sale, al frac-
tioH under ibis price,
Lard. The supply is light, and there
IS more eaquiry. Sales have been reported
TO US in bb4 al &c, and in kegs IL.
LOUIS lie, EY.- Bacon and Lard. in
Bacon, the transactions have been about
$50 casks at 7(68G840aI085 10 9, and
l04. for shoulders. ribbed sides. clear sides,
and plain, canvassed, and DufIield's sugar
cured hams. The largest sales were about
100 casks shoulders and ribbed sides at
and &c; so casks shoulders a, 7c, and 50
lerces yellow canvass baggcd hams at &c.
We'hear besides, of sale of 5000 shout !
ders, for future delivery, at &c. In lard
SAFE Of 200 bbs at Is, and several lols oil
country in kegs at &c; also sale of 1901
bbls lard ai7gc. We quote bbIs al 75 and
kegs at 81 10 %. Fromthe country lard
commands nc for bbIs and Sc for kegs, and /
bacon fromIh same 7c for shoulders, 7sc
for ribbed sides; and 8 &c for hams and clear
sides
BALTIMoRE, MD.-9acon. We note 4
sales of 1902 hhds shoulders at 81 10 SIC. 7
$50 hhds sides at 94c; 500 Joes al &c; and .
poo Baltimore cured hams at lie. /
Lard -. We 'haye sales Of 100 kegs at
75c,
Coffee. The sales Of the week foot up
2100 bags Rio, at prices ranging from 81 10
}5c. The marker is firm, and holders Of
good new crop are demanding l0c. i
ST. LOUIS. Mo--Bacon is advancing;
shoulders 75 10 &c: sides 81 10 SIS; hams
! to &C. i Lard, Mol. in bbls and tierces, f
Is to 755 in kegs 81 10 &c. II
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afARn 9AG
MARRIED.

In this county, on Thursday. 25,h ult.,
BY A. G. Downing, ESQ, Mir. MUNTFoRD R.
TowNsE ED, Of Meridianville, Ala, and
Miss RI IA X. RANDoLrH.
In This county, by Thos. Williams, Esq,
Mr.. WM y. TAYLoR and Miss jINsEY
SeoTT.
In this county, on Thursday, 18th ult.,
by Esq 'Martin, Mr. JAMES JEWELL and Miss
MARTHA GILLnAND.
In this county. on Tuesday. 93I ult., by
Rev. A. S. Sloan, Mr.. MANSON H. CAUGH-
RAN and Mi IS JULIA, daughter of S. S
Buchanan, EFq.
On he OF ult, by Rev Mr. Herrin,
HENRY Nancy Esq. lale of Tennessee, to
Miss Mary NJ ERskISE- all Of Guadalupe
county, TexaF
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-01

AHothcr pNcIty uih Eng7qn4-
1t is stated that a grave Inlsunder-
standing or mlslnterpretailon Of the
Oregon Bod ndary treaty. in rela-
ton to BIRTHS vessels navigatlng
the waters d nder the United States
jurisdiction, within the boundaries
and along til E coast Of Oregon Ter
rltOry, is the OCCASION OF a cores
pondence W bich is just now going
on between Mr.. VI ebster and the
British Minister at Washington,
Mr. Cranlp ion.
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Goodrich, Buchanan & Beavers

Are receiving the finest stock Of
Goods, reader, that you ever saw; and
we reckon you will concur, VIII en-
we state that they have single dress
patterns, worth fifty dollars, for la
dies wear. Their stoc k is varied,
extensive, and really chea p. Our en-
gagements up to this da te, have not
permitted a thorough 9 xaminatiq IN;
yet we inten d, On the first oppOrt u
nifty, to crafty our vision, even if
the collapsed condition of our purs es
will not permit US the pleasure Of an
entire outfit, Go and see.
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CL0THlMo STORE.
Gents Furnishing Goods.

z The subscribers respectful ErT7 ~
80 ly rhlorn the public, that tSsE Z ii
tIey have now ID stoIe, splendid ~
'assortGeul Of super French HabIls, Cloit
Sacks, Frock and Business Goats. Also, {
tail supply OF OregDn Cassimeres Fancy
rweeds, Alpaca, Groom Cloth, Linen AM
CouoGade Sacks and rocks.
EE@ SET 9
oil all kinds-sa'In, iancy silk, wilton, Alpaca
and Nurseries, OF eyety variety and price.
YANI ALBUMS
OF every description and ptice. FTom rich
French Doeskn CASHMERE, black, Plain aud
fancy. TO the lowest price Linen and Gotten.
Furnishing articles, Of every description
such as Shirts, Shirt Collars, Shams, Cravats,
Handkerch,eis, II bsery .Suspenders. Gloves;
Hair, Cloth. aud Tooth Brushes, and ali otheE
articles necessary TO complete
Genf;enlaH's Wardrobe.
We have also on hand, and viii continue TO
keep, splendid assortment of CLOTHS,
CASSlMERES, and VESTINGS. from the
finest French twied Clotn 10 the oWest price.
Tweess aud Summer Cloth. Doeskln and
Fancy CassimeIes of the latest style, Satin,
SILK, Valencia, Marsetlies, Velvet, black.
brown and drab
This splendid Stock Of Goods has been Sc
lecied with great. care by one of sidfFabie
experience. and has been pronounced by COM
petent judges. judicrous selection.
IC~ The location ol this Cheap Ciolblng
Establishment, is in owens Arcade, one
Door North Of Owens 'Tavern.sEs
We would also state. that we ave carrying
on the Tailoring Business. IN ALL ITS
VARIOUS BRANCHES. MIR. SCoTT, who has
the entire control of this branch Of Business,
feels assured, from past experience and sue
cess that he can give ENTIRE sATisFAcIIoN
to all who may favor US with a call. Every
garment made up by US will be fcGrranted to
fit, and 10 be in the most FAsHIONABLE and
APPROVED STYLE, or 10 SUIT The peculiar TASTE
Of those who may wish TO devIae from the
same No pains will be spared in cutting
garments to be made by the Ladies. Ladies'
Riding Habits, and Promenade Dresses, will
be cut and neatly laid of to insure no mistake,
and explanations gwen in regard TO making
hem up, according to the prevailing fashion
Of the day. Paris London. New York, and
Philadelphia Fashions always on hand.
SCOTT, GRAY s CO.
AUG. 26, 1851
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W Ar PREPARAT IoNs.-T' lie Span
ISL Government, adEnonished BY
the dark clouds oyerhanging the
peac E Of Europe, has lately pro
coed ed vigorously in the prepara-
tons to be ready for the storm
Wien it shall break. An appro-
priation Of 100000 was made TO
fortily her island Of NEinorca, her
Mediterranean jewel, long locke
upon with jbaiousy by the other ma
tons, as haq been the case wit b
Cuba Of lat E years.
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Jas. /. Thomson

Has just received $ superior sup
ply of new Goods, which makes bis
stock complete and desirable. Mr.
7. desires US to say, that he will take
pleasure in furnishing his former GUS
toners, and as many new ones as
choose to favor him with the oppqr -
tunity, with very article usually
kept in our market, on as favorable
terms as can be obtained in Fayette-
vile. Among other articles, he
has a new style Spring Hat, which
displays 7consummate ingenuity and
taste. Give him call.
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More Ne v I ype-- :

We have just ordered a large sup
ply of new Type, of various kinds,
which we will probably receive in
two or three weeks. We are deter
mined to keep pace with theimprove-
ments in this ''art of arts so that
our many friends may continue re-
ceive Pratng of every sort, which
shall equal that of any establishment
in the State.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-01

DR.. Jot a G5ay, of Nashville, while
Fording tile river at this place, on last
Saturday, lost five hundred do llars in
money, besides having his horse
drowned 1t appears that he missed
the ford, and got into deep water
the buggy turned over, and while the
Doctor was saving the life of negro
boy which he had with him, the horse
was drowned. His pocket book was
washed OUT and, having no clasp, it
opened, and the money went.