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HIRAM COLEMAN
COM MIssIONERs' NOTICg.-w., d, .

rOMMIssIONERS NoTiCE---We. the sab
y ses'isrs, ss'Es appointed by the Hon. Fr.hats
Coor f.f the D,str,ci Of kaiiand commissioner
esiSe tIzminr, and sos, all risus and demands oi
ell I<rson, against the of isasx Sys. se " Md
dietown IN aid d.,r, dsesss~d, Represented inssl-
yeat and nseitls fn,ss the i2sh day II IN tes lr
ss.nf aiir~' - by Ssd hs that isisJs.-e. d
os'feuse berehy give pfsrs thst Wi ats~sd b, the
business II Out aid spsis,ea, ~ the d. sns lsssss
Il tiss Widow Lsesetis Sys, in sad M,dai-iovp On
the sst.ssd Tuesday ~ i~osat~s aud February ns,,,
fr'rn 10 oslosk A. N. Until o,i~k r. NJ. each u
ss.d days.
Dated II MiddI<so~n, tLs I'd day 81 Seysssts is5e.
JOHN rfTtW, r.-.-
Et.JlAu ROSE [ '"~tsS'~"s'S-
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he un' ~ "se principles without ARRIVING 4
no. Rai'r' The combined powers Of Europe
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ADAMS 4 CO,s. ExPRErs.
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q Yss tifhs4 Mr. JOHN VI cARkis.TOH,
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terms. One ho can beard with HE parents viii he
preferred. Herald Once. Nov. ~. issa. +S-tf
In Probate Abigail NHright's Estats.
STATE OF vERMONT.} DE 4 remembered that
District of Rutland, as. At . special ssssios
~ the Probate C0ur ofths said district Of Ruusnd,
held II Rutland, in and for ssid disss, On the aOsh
day Of Oc,os-r, A. D. 1850, Present, Aoa HAa'sv
BcIros, Judge;
Whereas, certain instrument In writing. dated he
ID day Of Oetober A. D. 1851 purovtine 10 the last
will snd testament II AbaeaiI Wright late Of shrsws
bury IN said district. deceased was pfsssstsd 70 the
said Probate Conr BY Amood B. BullaYd the sxe<atos
therein named Ia orJes tina, said Instrument might be
duly psVvcd and allowed BY said Court ~ said last
will and testament:
Therefore, lie nvdcssd by said Coun that said Pm
bate and allow be- ANA the are, referred Il
stated sessOR ofssid Court 10 he held the once nj
the Register Of said Coan 10 Ratiand In ss! district
IN the LIST Monday beins the 5rdday of January, A.
d. ls3, and that notice thereof BE- given By Publishing
certified copy II the record Of this order three weeks
socessivey, previous thereto, In the Raslsnd Cony
Herald, Newspaper published At said Rutland, In or
der that all persoas Interested therein, may then and
there APPEAR bcfoFe said Co, and contest the said
probate and allow ance, they see IL.
true copy Of record. HENRY HALL
~ Register
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tho Odless. ihaa when rssA In The Can
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Aaslingtaa. NV. 10, issaL s6-ii
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r. Y. M. A.
THE ANNEXATION will hold . ruhIie Dis.
i question, In the Coun House, aef Erdsy Eressse,
DHc. l0th., commencing at o'rioek.
Rssoiced.-That the Irish Nation IL incapable u
self Government.
1fruafius; .heaficss
A. r. SrEscRs, l.. LOWELL,
HEsnv EoOssros, W. T. NicroiA.
An Es.ay will be read BY y. d. LOWRY.
Rutland, Dec. 4th, 1854. 4s-n
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M. Miller's Patent sleigh.

M. Miller's Patent Sleigh.
PORT ANN, wAsHTN0TON co., n. Y.
TINE sUBsCRIBER would respectfully inform the
j public that be has hand . large asy'rment Of
pr ,s,t Of s'S o. SHOP r. TT IA, Ann w..n
toners wisbing purchase anything In this line, rn
sporting sleigh tour hosse DaFouehe, can BE- &C.
s ss ~ imam % e, ana h % was
lie has few for sale a. the Rutland Detst, where
he will keep an Assortment through the scason Of selI
ko,icn has herssobvs been given " the public, that
Letters Patent have been granted 10 the sub.f nber.
ior an Improvement generally known ~ the Patent
any o.hs,snd has taken The ar.s pssmiam Il The X.
Y. STATE Fair, Tot four successive yssrs The suter
Der intends avail himself Of the benefit Of ssid in
sssh b icoisd sf,sr and that tho.s a.. ss.sdsssd
isssuAen wss throw into market seishs n6huaetuv-
ed BY tho-e WIN have ma secured The night 70 buld
Hssss q
Fish, and NJ WoossoM, VI Pittssosds -ass The only
pss~as who have the rshs g snid, In the nost.sra
p.n q kssla.s cssasy: . Tn.s p.rtsss e. q asy
will hs liahIs a. asswss, IN tiss SareGs Cnsu II he
Usitsd Ststss ~ vIolafioa II DE Pstrst Laws.
80 AOsEs AiLLE.:
Doors, SHOES 4 RU.DERs.-Ioos rsss
ID Of Men's, Boy's and fOush's Bosaa, shoss, Bro
esas and Rnbbefs
I.sdes' CATER; Walking sboss 6li,~ Bashias ,
Md, Cali and Patent Leather Bnas1s Misses Shoes
and Bs,ses ,e"sPrisns . ,ey large ssark u sssss,
he.sn sSranted 10 give entire sst.fst, ie. % the
purchaser. q. BURT 4 SON.
Hatland, Dee- ,. Is;2.
New Goods
AT THE NEW CN1ON eTORKf
~ BURT 4 SON rsrsivsny the most spi.I
~. did stoek u Cssds csiessd issss eossssss
q Cbotbs, cas-,nen, Dosstias. sbsep's Gssy, As.
vestnss u various ksds Dssas GsaAs n all kisas
Bay ssats thswis; CaA,bsN and Aasi,n Enssod<-
ne Thread al Cotton Edesgs. Dscss Tnmn'nss ,
kibl~'ns, great safsssy fsnw boansts TsAsess'
Trmmisss, ~ the best quality.
Ssaav 0rsoersS n sseSy ds-estsssa ntess of eli
hisds--s,use srsind ssA unsnsssd.
Hardware and cutissy Dssss sad AstEsnss Pa
| iehi Medicines, IL every aAefal hind
skss ka and Yisdssss,
sapsnes rtsk al Dosssss.f Goods .-snasistiss ID
Bsowa And es~ashed rasefssgs snd shisstngs hfown
sAd Blssehsd Cotton tlssssf.; tbssia. Haits and
Cs',oss1 wAadissi Bstss, w<kinxt Twtssj Co,ion
Yarn, &c.
Bsas aud sbss>s 81 all k,ads
Hatls ~. NV ~. lbsy2
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(,OMMIssIOHERs' NOrlCE.-.w., %,

+ OMMIssIOHERS' NOTICE.--ws, the sub
Y srpbers, being appointed BY The Hon. Pssbsts
Coun lW the district ~ Fairbavsn COMMISSIONER u,
receive, examine and adjust all risims and demands
II all i~r-ns against the estate of John H. wyman.
late of Ws-hsyss, In aid dists,et deceased repre-
sentei in-aveBt and siI rnon,u fnyu tn. tl day II
November instant heiss ailo~ed by said euri ks that
pusJs~e, We do thefsfge hereby e,ve nofss that Us
will atifnd Ia the bushes u ssd appointments
tn. dwelling house u X. 4. Armstrong, on the brSt
Tursdsys II January and February nett, from 10
o'oork A. n, usti o'eiaek r. NJ, each u said
days.
Daied st W~s,hsv-n. Nog. n, 1851.
PHIfo WILCOX,
re-. ARMSTRONG, Cym.ss,sa~,s
ftI HAANN
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w OFFICE, An Apprentice To learn The Printers
trade b"y, l6 OF IL year. of age, Of e character
and Industrious habifs. will ~ taken thu nsuAl
tertD.. One who can beard with HE parents will no
preferred. Herald Once. Nov. -. tsSa +5-tf
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HENRY HALL,
Registef.

VLyEsTERN VERMONT r. II. CO.-Tbe
w Stockholders II tins Company are hereby mott
fed that the Annual Meeting fos the electsn Of Di-
rect0Ss, will be held the Town House n FsrtoSy
Point u tho Town ~ Aasslcstes, On the Art Tues
day ~ January, 1859, a. II o'elOrk, A. n.
Dainty, Nov. %, Isia - Secretary
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IrOUHD-On wednesday, Oct. 9Th, 1854, al The
Rutland Depot, wallet, CENT aiming ol5.96, which
psoperty, and pay,nf charges. T. &. sPhULDIHG.
Rutland, Nov. -, lss7. <e-3w
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Castleton, Dec. ID, 1852.
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!: *: :: :. ~ = Z $780, - -
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$1,000 q ks1AsA4 y - -, m wS.S26
1890 ss.s .,.. =. - - ssys 4
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L'rMkA t0Mli, 4 4. NsantmA ~ VI
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Mn. 2. w. WOe9tNn, 49, ~
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has teee ssrsssA u kca~ %T
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nsaWtAe aRA eHsassNs. sesA. seutas.l M
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81 csse ese ~ sAsainsA - essssasaee Goo
frs~ eiseaaSe p 80 $685.
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-01-13
Change Of Publication Day.

With the beginning Of our next
Volume, we design changing the
O6seiver's publication day from Tues
day to Thursday As matters are
now, many of the mails do not leave
until the last of the week; and thus,
many of our subscribers do not re-
ceive the Observer until four or FIVE
days after it is published. BY the
contemplated alteration, we shall
have the advantage of one or two
mails, for the receipt Of
news; thus giving a large number of
our readers later dates than can pos
sibly be done under the present ar
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Match 1852.


EREAlFf-LlNCOAN 49,
sr-F, We area .ihorzed 10 announce NM
.tas. N. Hanks, candidate Tor Sheriff
the March Becdon, 1872.
sF We ar4 anhoriEed 10 announce ste
pl,en TOucIlstOne, candidate Tor Sher'
ilF at the March Election, 1872
ErF We ard authorized 10 annonnc.
Richard white, cand,dale iot one'ii
at helMarcis Election, 1882.
oofNrY COURT cLERK-LlNcoLN CO,
PIP We are authorized 10 ann1nnce Con"
slant smith, Esq, candidate Tor Coun-
Nv Curt Cietk ht rhe March Election, 1872
srP We iare authorized TO announce
George Cunningham, candidate Tor
County I;ouIt CLERK at the March Election.
- - We are autho rized 70 announce
z. VI. Hurley. 4 candidate TOR CounV
Court Clefk a. lie March Election, 1852.
KE4 rsrEa- LINCOLN CO.
tP We Are bulhorzed to announce HI
ram Phillips Esq. candidate for Re
gisler a The March Election. 1852.
srP We are authorized 10 announce
II. WcCIumg EdsnonsOu, candidate
for R.qtsser at the March Election, 1852.
srP We are authorized 70 announce
Alfred ri. Berry, candidate fer Register
at the March Elecuon. 1852.
sCP We are authorized 10 announce
John n. Wa organ, candidate for Regis
ier,at the March Election. 1852.
sEFs VIZ DIRE authorized TO announce
ID. J. Warrington, candidate Tor Reg !
lister at the Ma1ch Election. 1907
tUP We Ire auihori zed TO announce
TaxeweIs wi. E.cdbetter, Candidate for
Register AZ the March Eleclron, 1852
sTTe We are authorized 10 announce
Charles Nj. Ora Lg(ord a candidate for
Register al Tie March ELECTION. 1907.
cIRcuIr co9Rr oIERx -LIKco1.N CO.
fr-F>We Are hu,horizedto announce las.
Eg. CFsiEcO.it. "a candidate for Circuit Court
Clerk. at the March Election. 1852.
rrT We are authorized to announce
RoEsert $. VyiOodwaId,a candidate Tor
C,rcnt Colrt CLERK al The March Election, I
1852
COUNTY rrRdsTEE-LIEcdLN COUNTY.
sIP We are authorized TO announce
j. siaacs, cAndl date tor County 4
Trustee at the March Electidh, 1852.
TAX coLL d roR-LIxcoLk COUNTY.
sCEs We are lau horned toh3nounce Ira
e. Douihii,, 4 candidate foH Tax Collector
If Lincoln Goutty, for 1858
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RbiD His and THY!
Agents Wa nted!
PRIZES offered!
Wanted!

To any one and every one, who
will obtain ri new solvent subscri-
bers for the q Fayetteville Observer, be-
tween this and the Ist day of March:
we viii make 3 PRESENT of Gralam's
-uqgesi.nc- vi ich is the best Of Amer
lean month"; F-for the year 1852.
or,if preferrtd, we will give splendid
edition of sill kspeare's works
To- any ole who Will obtain SIX
new solvent ) disorders for the Fay
c1teriVe 0Jsd ,ver, between this and
the lst day Of March, we will make
a PRESENT Of that standard library
work, the Life of Gen. Washington
Ey- Call at this Office and see the
works. and then make the effort .-@s
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A Ii H NCX
Central and Mac on and Western R. R
MES,
CHArTANOoGA, Dec. Z.

CHATTANOOGA, pee. 4, 1891.
ITNHE undersigned, Agent Of the above
Il named companies has the pleasure to
inform the Merchants aud PLANTERS of North
Alabama and Tennessee, that the connection
Of the above roads al Macon is complete.
Shippers Of produce or Goods can now re-
ceive or forward without delay or damage as
heretofore, there being no drayage or trans
shipment from Chattanooga 10 Savannah, a
distance of 430 miles. The Merchants who
make tkeIr purchases IN New York would do
well 10 bear in mind that the new and ele-
CANT Steamships Florida and Alabama run in
connection with these roads, which will ena-
bic them 10 receive their Goods at Chattanoo
ga at least days sooner than any other line.
Travellers gong North should not forget this
route. In short, the known responsibility Of
these companies IS a sufficient guarantee to
the public that justice will be don E. Cotton
planters should remember that Savannah is
not surpassed BY any of her Alta tic SISTERS,
either in purer, or fair dealing Of business
men
All consignments per Steamers or pther
vessels, should be marked, care agent CeH-
trail Rail Road, Savannah, Ga.
Liberal advances made upon Cotton.
F.. r. MILLS. Agent.
Dee %. 1851. Chattanooga .Pdreriiser.
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Ii st of Estrnyg Taken Up.
LIST, Kind of animals gwen I'd, color. 8
description. 4th. d e. 5ih, posters ma m
9th, place and Time, of arrest.
LINCOLN COUNTY.

LlNCOLN COUNTf.
Bull Yearting, white and red spotted col
or. smooth crop and two splits in the left ear
about u years old:lby VIM. Niece, 2lst dis
Dec. 10 1851.
! Cor, red and white upper and under bi
in right ear and crop OF slope IN the left abe n
3yrs old by Noah Wa I'd. lst Dis. Dec % Isl
1 Steer, red and whit spotted, horns saw ed
off one shorter Than be other, split in the
right ear, and crop off the left. 8 or 9yrs old:
by Wiley Bum, 9TH Dis, Jan 6 1852.
HeDer, red spotted 9 olor. some white in the
face. about 2yIs old: by Riley w Pits. Goth
Dis, Jan 1852
Hogs. three of them are black and white
spotted. the other bla tk. smooth crop and
split IN right ear, abour IL OF Is months old:
by Geo z Renegar, a h Dis, Jan 1852.
BEDFORD COUNTY.
Horse. black, some saddle marks and scar
on his wethers. fifteen and half hands high,
about l2yrs old: by VIM Bonner. Dis No 3,
April 10 1851.
GILES COUNTY.
Horse, dark colored bay. fofe feet and right
hind fooi white, Ia hands high. about 3yIs
oId by Calharine Wilcox, 18th Dis, Jan g
1852.
Mare. bay. large round white spot IN lore
head, some saddle spots; left hind loot broke en-
down al pasiern joint, shod behind. one shoe
on before. about b hands high, 10 or l2vrs
old: by Willie B Roper. l4ih Dis, Jan s 1852
Horse, sorrel, right fore amp eIt hind foot
white. small white saddle spots on back. star
in forehead. marked with wagon gear. fax
name and tail. 3 shoes on, aboui Ia hands
high: by D H Bailey, 18Th Dis. Jan 1852.
FRAHKLIN COUNTY.
.hars Muh, sorrel, dim stat in forehead. no
brands. 2yrs old next spring: by James Il
Monroe, lsi Dis. Dee IL 1851
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-01-13
County COURT

At the term which convened on
the first Monday in this month, ".
p. REeq, Esq, was elected Chairman;
A. s. Randolph and r. Q. Couai,
Esqs., Quorum, and Mr. John q Hot
lOle. Tax Collector. They we're sew
orally elected to serve during the
entire year.
The Court levied the following tax,
in addition to the existing State tax.
To be explicit, and for the satisfac-
ton of all who may feel an interest
in such matters, we have endeavored
to So arrange our statelnentsIof both
Courtyard State tax, that a 'iman
with half an q e" can not fail to see
how and on vii at he pays taxes. We
do this, because to some the levying
and collecting revenue appears intri-
cate: The Court assessed o. cents
on each 500 worth of property, for
county purposes; 4 cents on same
amount. for bridges; III cents is the
State tax. on same amount; D cents
on every sI0O out at interest. Ma
king property and cash tax OF 70
cents on each 500.
The Court also levied poll tax Of
90 cents, for county purposes; 5 cents
on each poll, for bridges; the State
tax on polls, is Is cents. Making
total poll tax of 40 cents.
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MARRIAGES.
MARRIED.

fn Franklin co unity, On Thursday. ssi
inst, by Robert Smith, ESQ.,, Mr.. HEM,
Turner, Of this county, and Miss ELIZA
BETH KAvANAueH, Of Franklin county.
In Bedford county. list plt., Mr. DAvIDsos
HERON and Miss FRANcIs E. WEBB Fl
In Giles county, 9th inst, Mr.. WM. E
MART IN and Miss EMILY g LAsscocK!
In Madison county, Ala, Mr.. MUMMY C.
Smith and Miss LouIslAS Ma ]. TIsDALE.
On the 22d uit., by Rev. Robt NJ. Hag-
gard, Mir. VINCENT SMITH. of Bedford Co.,
aged IS years, and Mrs. MARY E. KEELING,
Of Coffee Co., agedl74 wears.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-01-13
ELK RIVER FARM FOR SHE.
1852 ACRES.

49, 5 MILES from Elkton, Giles Co !;
- 800 under good fence. balance
finely timbered. The whole farm
exceedingly iertie,a and beautifully level-uot
one acre bal can be cultivated. Ii will pro
duce Is barrefs Com per acre; also. ONE
bale Cotton per acre. Tulerabiy good family
residence, good out houses, gin house, baling
and rope factory. 5 negro houses with good
stone chinnies, good stables, Sc. &c. Fine
water. and very healthy. have lived on the
premises near years, with 25 in family, and
have not had the Erst case of sickness The
County Surveyor pronounees ii one oil the best
farns in the State. You who want good
Farm come and see. II sell before the isr
of March will give possession at that time.
An. i. 1852. E. r. OSBORNE.
fiHuntsvilie Democrat will insert above TO
amount OF So, and forward account TO this
ofiss Tor collection,
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New Goods! New Goods!

"a IE1E undersigned have Just received 8
Il large and varied Stoc k of desirable
F ALL AND GylNT az GOGDS3
bought on best Terms from FIRST class houses
IN the cities of Philadelphia and New York,
10 which they invite the attention Of put
lchfsers- Having had much experience in
FheI business. and being well known TO this
community, taey deem II almost unnecessary
20 repeat The assurance. that at this house
can be found as good Goods, and on as liberal
Terms, as can be had at any like establish
meat in The State. Suffice II 10 say thai they
are determined. as heretofore, 10 make it 10
the hnieresi OF buyers 10 deal with them.
1 SpUTHWORTH, MORGAN & NEIL.
/ Sept. %.
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Gil y KassseU.

AVE just received general sssortmsh me
Il u Of New Fail and Winter Goods,
which they are now Offering TO sell on the
most reasonable terms. For beauty and va.
rIety, our stock canno, be exceIled by any
house 10 town, and we do earnestly hope 10
have a call from those who wish to bug
Goods: cHEAP.
When you come TO town, remember -
call al GIL q Rusself's for good bargains
and fine Goods. Our stock IS large sud We
will SELL VERY Low.
We will barter for all your Feathers, Bsse
wax, Ginseng, TaIio~. Linsey, Homespun.
Jeans. Cotton Cloth, Meal Sacks, &c. 80.
Oct T.