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CRANKY.

TliE nonresident propri"t"r> Of the town
hereby notified that the taxes assessed hv
~aii town within The wear next preceding
this date remain either in whole or in part
unpaid on the following described lands in
>1l,l town Ia wit:
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EAGLE HOTEL.
DANVILLE.

VNlIE subscriber respectfully informs the pulls.
that hr ha- RENTED the Hotel recently ncr,,,ic1
hy R''hrr; Kelsey, where h Viii le h,I;y L. r,.,-ly,
III friends and the travelling community General,
ALPHA WARMER. In
Danville AurilS ls52 ,-l-f
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BRICK MASONRY.

IoHN / CANIEnN respectfully ar.7..ri',,.> e..
- In" public Tia; h.. h;l> l,.ca,-i himself ,. =
foam. and that he i in readiness Ia 10 al w,-a
III l!i.'' II hu~ilr.-. I'll l,rmcac-> and "a ~ -a
Inanlike manner. lla max br found or ,r'c-> nay
Re left, at the house Of Mr. 4. Camp. al sumner
street.
~. Johnshurv. April II. Is5a 7ts,ns
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LIVERY STABLE.

HoESFS & CARRIAGES To LET. ~ - =
! J"hn>hury House Stable. 1c:l1ll> iaA,r =: a. =
part "i ts" \ Iia.,r when desired
PI>>EN"EES taken TO and II, :u '.r IT, a: Of:
tie usual rates. T. ILl>Cu7T.
>--1"hn~hurv. March l. le5a -ac-f
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ELDREDGE & JOHNSON,
Attorneys 4 CennSeliors at Law,
y ASH \, y. III.

1s-III. 1--WE PROMPT ~ .'t"n :" al business IN
w trusted I" thcr care in amy of the Courts i'll
hi state.
They also continue :" transact business III any
of the Southern ~ Western states: >Urh - iUr
, c:I-r. G,,,rrt.'nt Lamb "r H. proved Farms
Iracrr Land l'"-. PAWN IaN''-, Examining
Land aI. furnishing t" the owner description OF
u ;'u,'iou. value. &c. selling Lands lnvr-lgst
Inc tlr -r'rinc,.' 81 the estates # i"r>"''- deceased
-.,.ur;l-- ,hr rnrtv belonging :" such estates 90"
lrrtin. rh;- 9" I'll kinds and a.rl ling :" any lea
business in the south and Wet.
l1rl Warrants h"34lrt. >"i. and located i"r th'
Sd Her and Bounty Land disposed Of o.. commits
son.
Nix. Erprrprt. having travelled extensively il
t' w.t. and az government lan|. and thereby
CURED Knowledge Of the best l"rlt!"i,~ and zen
,.ral business acquaintance. viii c"Iru" :" make
journeys 4, regular intervals. "attrnd I" the lur
ri.rn business "f lie '':c".
Iurjua hi absence. NE. JOHNSON will be tuunG
n their office. attend I" all hon" business. ana
viii receive and forward To- Mr +. all foreign bushes,
left with hn.
Pensions. r",rs'v Land. Back Pay AID Extra Pa,
procured FIR those entitled. Petitions for Patents
aI = '..iir:.t;"''- rlrr fully prepared and Patients
Obtained. Aivjcc on Pension. Eum:y Land am
t,pv"'uur'sf Claims. @rlt-.
Al tu;>.I..~- sem hv mail will he aitrn,!e! t. cX
p",.,'i't'-Iy ,:,'i faithfully.
~. lI'iEnrE. !. W. JOHNSON
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Look Out for the Engine
When the Bell Rings!
PETER T.. LONERGAN,

DESPECTFULLI informs the Gentry OF II
IL Iolm~hurv and il vicinity. that he ta> com
menced his business of Boot Making in Mr. ll'ilett
building opposite the Pa>>ump>ic House. where ne
viii manufacture >ewci ana i"csed Boots III the lat
ct and most fashionable -tvlr.
L. L. has had lng experience aS Master and
Jnurnevman in some othc largest cities in Europe
and this country and i the only person in 81 J"hn>-
bury who can adapt the Boot to ~ut the ucarcr 50
that he will not run it down the lcr! "r The >de.
This combined with his acknowledged Stv" OF tit
tng-rhe ncatmc>> OF his workmanship. and the 'iu
rahtv Of hi materials he hopes will secure 10 hnn
a share of the public patronage.
He also keeps on hand Il rood assortment OF the
late. stvl, Of Il;r- Mi~~,> and Children> Caters
and a great variety Of Tipped and F"xcd Patent
leather and Kid shoes together with good is>ort-
mc,rt of RUhhcr>.
The above viii BE- sold
Low for Cash.
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ETUILE CDuDJ1JNTC

NE human f'luiIN = her. he diseases To- which
We refer ar" usually known hy the term Of
FEWILE COMPLAINTS.
and comprises all the arrangements 10 which fc
males are Liable hv the lrcullaritc> of their urarar
Iat'"n. Among these are lr"laI,>U~ teri ar Railing
{" III" Womb: Chronic Inflammation and Tlrcra
ton ct III" Womb; Incidental IIa.m"rracc or Flood
In@: !u"r Alhu> or Whr.~: Chlur,-i-: Painful
Suppressed md irregular Nrn>trration. &c. with
All fhcracc"npal ir- evils. Cancer cxc"r'cd ot
Whatever duratl"u and severity. All THESE cow
iIAINI can To-" pleasantly safely and certainly rem
eiI"'i hv riI~ i,rr'Hr;,t;,,.
ne claims "t tIi> medicine I" the confidence of
ne l''"l'r ar strengthened hv the fact "i IT, having
rer"i'"4 III" 'pIrfatj"n and liberal patronage "t
MANY fE"NlNiNr NENEIEs OF TIE MEDICAL FAC.
'Llh IN IN" nlt"d STATES. some of whom have vol
unfairly gwen letters "t commentator. t-cn pam
rh'" -i>taIning all that j. claimed for the Clthu-
con A. curative AGENT
Pamphlets continuing mrch useful information
'"uchM@ u" nature and \ nIfnm- cf the above d.
ease. together with testimonials from ladies nf H..
hl@fe>t r"Sr"Ctahtv. certified by The mos, ,ati>
factory authority in the pamphlet to all which III,
attention OF Ladies and Practitioners i respectfully
invited. can he had traits NJ MY store. sold Ky
d. T. HINTHfN H.Lbn<'u,r.
J. L. Pr'kH,M. NJ. L.. tea. Y. Y.
l. u. FIN MING. NJ. u. y. P"Iord NJ
d. ! Fo"Tt. VI. u. Syracuse. y. Y.
references II. NJ. MILLS. VI T.. Rochester. y. Y.
W. ". EEF,F. VI. D.. CIV Of y. York
j. I. tREITK. VI. H.. Baltimore Nj.
W. PRESCOTT. VI. u. Concord. y. II.
central Depot. 3fS broadway. N.York. I7een6
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
BROADW NEW YORK.

The Mc.rornlitan VII hc competed. and "I""eA
for the reception OF Company September l>t. Ific'
Of Board. two dollars per day.
7>5wtl SIMEON lei AND X co.
pRHpRIETORS.
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East Haven.

ys7Hl aorrc,i'"n' !r"lr'r''' Of ~" town "t La
Haven IN TIE. Cuuntg Of E--,.N ~. hereby 'fr
flied That the taNr- ;>>r--,. hl >1it t""m within
'. tlir,- y,r~ ~. Vt urrrclir- III lat" remain 81
..cr ~ whole i'll part unpaid an tie following d"
..-;!,..l "a, i IN .Iid Town tn Wit:
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He CAL Ed y n A N
NEWARK.

TIL! resident Newark me county
said within the next
by
either whole unpaid on the fol-
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A L S o,

\ good work hor.t five wears old. ami Il ne" "i'c
horse pleasure wagon with good boot anu lH'tsi' IN
C.P. {.
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ALDEN J. HALE,
ATTORNEY & Counsellor at Law,

No,arv PuJEc. Commissioner Of D.edS for
C;fy AMI Comfy et " y. and
Commissioner to take Acknowledgements, Dep
s,itnn-. Atiiiavit> &c. for the States of Maine, Yer
mont. New Hampshire, Connecticut Pennsylvania,
Ohio. Illinois. Indiana Wisconsin. Iowa. tennessee,
Alabama south Carolina. Florida, and Texas.
No. 80 WALL STREET. INV YORK.
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Dissolution.

The subscriber having purchase n" - -
G H. Clarke in the firm "f llosyar,: X 7-H'-
>riil continue I" keep constantly "a h.. 90
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4 Farm for Sale.

THERON HOW ARD. Jrt= -.
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Round, Double Edge, and Double Mode Re- .
sizes constantly on hand OF mao. 20 ord, y .
ALL GOODS WARRANTED
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Grave Stones < Monuments.

vi al other a~.-r,,> u'tr.ur..l Of Nalllr:-
>L,t. ) ", Sap. 81 "a, ",I FIR. >'"sr,. HEY hav,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-08
Drugs. PerfumerieS, ETC.

The attention Of Physicians and
the public generally, and the ladies
particularly, is respectfully asked to
the extensive, and we'll selected stock
pf Drugs and Medicines, Dyestuffs,
Perfumeries, &c. &c, recently re-
ceived by lNcEhoy e. Crawford, at
their we'll known establishment, on
the north side of the public square.
These gentlemen seem to have ex-
oelled their former efforts, in the way
Of selecting superior stock Of, med
icines, SC, particularly in an asSort-
ment of P erfnmeries, Hair Oils and
variety Of other articles Of util-
ity, and for ornamental purposes
We are in hopes the ladies' and all
others will do themselves the pleas
ure, and the gentlemanly proprietors
the honor, of callingin at the earli-
est convenience. They will be
pleased to have your presence wheth-
or you purchase or not
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-08
Thoroughiares--

AS the subject of our dontempla
ted Railroad-yes, we say our Rail
road, because it is in truth and il
deed an enterprise that can appro
priately be styled ours by every c;ti
zen within the limits Of Lincoln
county, having for its Object, and tho
ultimate tendency Of which lis to en-
hance the pecuniary intere{t, direct
y or indirectly, of all in on r section
Of country has and will co htinue to
engage more or less Of our columns
for time to come, we desif e to as
sure our Turnpike friends that we
are none the less favorable to their
laudable and praiseworthy u dertalz-
ing. While we would exert all the
powers within US to induce the build
ing of the Railroad, and ould insist
upon its being of the utmost import
ance, our solicitude to h ave the
Turnpike enterprises go ahea q is pro-
portionately accelerated. A I'D why?
Because the one is dependent on the
other The Turnpikes will prove to
be 50 many feeders to the r abroad,
and rice yersa, Then let it be dis
tinctly understood, that our effo1 is
are being directed for the accol r.
plishment of the one grand a nd glP-
rious common end the devel6pmeh t
Of the resources ofo ur country-the
Improvement of the condition and
interests of its citizens generally,
and not a favored few, or particu-
lar section, or a selq Jet project The
Railroad and the I. urnpikes are all
,ays: And We hope they will be
pressed to a speedy completion.
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Second large Sale at Auction OF
SIplR1u G GOODS
BY 4. ]. DUNCAN,

On Tuesday, WEDNESDAY,. and THURSDAY,
/ Apul 18Th, I4lh, and l5h. 1852.
4 WILL sell at Auction on TUESDAY,
4 WEDNESDAY. and THURSDAY,
! April 18Th, l4h, and l5Ih, the largest and
most attractive stock ever offered in Nash
vile of Simple and Fancy, Foreign
and Domestic DRY Goods, comprising
/ the largest variety OF Ladies' and Gentle
mems wear: superior black and twilled
French Cloth; olive, green, brown, ciareI and
mulben, Cloths; superior black twIlled
/ French Cassimeres; superior black dnd fancy
Doeskln CaSsimeres, twist do, figured do,
tancv Union do. tweeds do. super for black
French Drap d'Ete. Queens Cloth, Cashma-
reues &c, Linen Coat Ctecks, coat Cling
hams. French, Scotch, and American do;
superior black Sam Veslngs. 6g'd Silk do,
white Marseilles de-, BUh do. wove and tig-
ured Quilting. painted Lawns. Satin, Plaid,
aud Cinema do, Florence printed Organdies.
black, yellow, and pink embrd Organizes,
painted Berage de LANES, mourning Bersge
de LANES, walered Silk and Linen PopIns.
Cinema 60. damask figured Canton Grape
Dresses. bordered printed Berage and'Poplin,
new style bordered Paris printed Grenadines.
new style Salin.Paris plaid Grenadines. rich
Paris and extra Satin plaid Berage, satin,
figured, and China Poplins, white spotted
Lappets. India TwllIs, Granateied plaid Be
rage, fancy Prints. black, blue, blue and or
ange. ruby and Canary Prints. French and
English Prints Of superior quality. Ticking
3 and 4 Furniture and Apron Checks,
hickory Stirring. bleached and, brown Sheet
ing and Shlrling Of all widths and quality.
bleached and brown DriIlingS and
bIeached nd brown Saeeuag, Lawrence
Mills and Plympulh Long Cloths. Nankins,
York Mill Gamolet', plaid do, and every de
scripii4n Of Goods for Gentlemen's sumper
wear; black and fancy Silk Cravats, Madras
and Ginghain do PriDce Albert and Kossulh
Ties. white and wax pattern Silk Handker-
chiefs, Bingham and Cotton. 1dkfs, black and
coIored Kid Gloves. black and white SILK do.
Linen and L.lse do. black and white Hose
and Half Hose. white, slate. grey and black
Cotton Hose aud half Hose, sewing Silk.
Twist. Patent Thread, Spool Thread. Hooks
and Eyes. coat. vest pant and strap Buttons.
Ladies Dress Trimmings of The latest styles
aud creates! variety and Trimmings generally
AH ~GDo
HAS and Bonne,s of the greatest variety
y styles ahd quality; geDtiemen's double
brimmed Cossack Hats, I.eghorn do. Pedal
Braid. ulmmed do. Palm Leaf do, mems aod
Boys; ladies' dEd misses Bonnels OF the dIl-
ferent styles ;and makes, Hungarian and
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choice Goods

At Gil e. RI sseN' Is may be found
one of the choicest assortments Of
Goods, embracing every kind of mer-
chandize, ever brought to this place.
The Ladies DIR ess Goods embrace
every order, of all qualities and P rice
The Shawls, Silks, Berages, La WINS,
and a score of other articles W ich
we have not space nor time to notice,
are of the most fashionable, beautiful,
and commendable styles imaginable.
The ladies will do well to CALI The
gentlemen, too, vi III find very article
n cessary to cor plete the toilet
Hats, Boots, Clot his, &c-the ''latest
agony" and of the best quality.
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county court

We are pleased to learn that our
County Court on last Monday passed
an order authorizing the building of
a bridge over Bradshaw's Creek at or
near Melville. A bridge over this
creek has long been needed-there
being much travel to and from that
section Of our county, and portions
of Giles, which has to cross Bradshaw
at that point.
Indeed, we may say that we feel
to commend the spirit of improve
mentwbich so generously and greatly
pervirdes the Honorable County
Court of our county,as has been man
ifested for the past several years.
And we trust this spirit ll.not wane
or falter, but continue TO increase I'M
| til all the streams necessary to be
Abridged, are made passible by i'm
provcments of this sort.
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Vandyke Chip and Fancy Braid. Pearl and
Satin do, embroidered Queens Own. French
FIured Straw, Tulip. French Lace, Pamela
and Diamond do, ALBANIA, Boomer do; chill
dren's Parodi Hats, Pearl and Jenny Lind
do. Bonnet hibbons OF superior quality of all
widths, rich Paris Brocade Pole de Sole. Sam
edge China emb'd Grape Leise Ribbons, Ar
tfcial FLOWERS, Wreaths, French Bunches,
Sprigs, Outside Flowers OF all qualities, SC.
TERMS LIBERAL.
The stock is worthy the attention Of the
largest buyers of Goods. ALI new styles
and superior quality. The latest style OF
French and other Continental Goods compose
large portion of the Stock. making the lar
gest aud best ever offered in this market.
AND J. DUNCAN:
Nashville. April /, 1852.
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MARRIAGES..
MARRIED.

In Maury County. Mr.. Jas. A. Rose anc
Miss ELIZA T. Crews.
In Rutherford county, Mr.. EDWIN w AR
Rem and Miss ELIZABETH C- daughter OF B.
w. Henry, Esq.
IN Williamson county, Mr.. SAMUEL S
MATTHEWS and Miss REBEceA JORDAN.
In Rutherford county, Mr. VIM. K. ELD
Err and Miss EvALINE beatty.
In Nashville. Mr. AARON STRETCH anc
Miss MARY FRANCIS GowDEY.
III Rutherford county, Gen.-W. F VALE
and Miss Nancy J. WooD.
In Rutherford county, Mr. VIM. PlaEARI
and Miss SUSAN HALLIBURTON.
In Ru,herfordi county, Mrs. HENRY P
SMITH and Miss MARTHA A. WARREN.
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New Goods. New COOdSIt

fIH thih undefSiSnsd have just received a
4 large and varied Stock OF desirable
FALL AND 4glNI8B GYGDSg
bfughl on best terms from tirsI class -hvuses
~ the CUES OF Philadelphia and New \ ok
To which they invite tie attention d pur-
eli fsers. Having had much experience ID
the business. and being well known 10 this
cd'nn iuni'y: they deem II almost unnecessary
'oIepeal The assuraace, that al this house
cap De found as good Goods. and on as liberal
leims' as can be had al any Ike establish
'hfni Ia The STATE. Suffice II to say that They
arg -deiefnilned, as hrfeloioie, 10 make II To
ND Interest OF buyers 10 deal with them.
fOU III hOR Fl, MOkGAN& NEIL.
Seat %
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The Markets --latest Dates.

INAsHvILLE. Tenn .-Couon. :. The cot
ton market has bedn unusually dormant
all this week, and prices unsteady. The
sal es up 10 Friday hight were about 900
bales al prices ringing from 10 4O-lhe
greater portion Of the sales were al 6G64c.
IA number Of small lpls were purchased at
6 $O(d6afj3GG6 90, for neighborng manu-
factories The sales to-day were us fol-
low S: 80 bales at 4BN64c.
We do npt anticipate any decided i'm
proFement in the market until the turning
point in the extent Of The crop is reached
and had lis effect abr pad Then we have
reason 10 believe CHI nge for The berter will
occur.
The receipts Of cotton at the sevfral
war; houses during The present week amount
TO ,569 hales against 2.O48 last week.
Totp receipts since the first Of September
last FL, l76 bales against SO, 1873 at the same
Derldd last wear
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RailrO. I'D NIeetin g

On list Monday, county court DAY
in purY uance of previous notice, :
Railroad meeting assembled in the
Courthouse. But in ca nsequ4 nce
Of the subject being a n ew enc to
most of our citize ems, or one to which
they have heretofore given but little
attention, and the important business
which engaged tie attention Of the
Court until a late hour it net only
being Quarterly Court, but the one
at which the officers elect had to
give bond and be sworn into Office
there were not as many persons pres
ent as we desired to see. There was,
however, a, respectable number, who
seemed to appreciate and were high
" entertained and delighted with the
subject, and the happy and forciblo
speeches Of liz n aaois, Esq, Pres
idgnt of the Winchester and Alabama
Railroad Co, and Mr.. Jas. H. Darih
500. These gentltmen, se4 forth t be
Importance Of, 9ilroads in general I,
and our prQief t in P articullr3 showing
by facts and figures sufficiently clehr
to displace all doubt sand remove an y
prejudice existing as to the propriP-
", Importance, and direct personal
ami general interest accruipgto all
well regulated Railroad projects. AT
Tho conclusion of Mr. Francis seq
ond speech. tie meeting adjourned
until after supper, atewhieh time Nj
II-aa ii addressed qHite number Of
tic citizens Of the town Who had
assembled; after which Books were
opened. and a yery pretty beginning
nvtde in the way IF taking stock;
and likewise a committee appointed
to-solicit additional stock Our pa
per going to press before The pro
ceeaings were furnished US, we are
unable to give the proceedings in
detail; in our next. however, we hope
they will appear
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New Firm

A7oks s. HOLMAN have formed Z
copartnership in the mercantile bust
ness, and are now offering their new
and varied stock of Goods at sucl
prices as will justify a call from any
person wishing to buy, Their Goods
for ladies' wear, and their Cloths, Cas-
simeres, and VeStings, for gentle
mems apparel, are worthy the atten-
ton of the purchasing pub bic. Go
and see. .
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Rail Road Excitement.

We are now Receiving direc
fsEy from Philadelphia and New York
by the RAIL ROAD. one of the
LAR BEST and MOST BE4nTlFUL stocks oil
Cooks, that has ever YET been offered to the
c'nzfns OF Lincoln. Those desiring TO buy,
wIlIcertain find i, TO their ihieres, 10 call al
Fuigham's Old stand, on the North East Ger
ner Of The Public Square. where they will
find Goods OF lie VERY BEsT QUALITY, OF
The LATEST sTyLEs. aud at tie LOWEST PRI-
CEs EVER OFFERED.
Respectfully,
GILL & RUSSELL.
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Settle Upi

TIME partnership formerly existing be-
tween French s. Berry in the Printing
business having been dissolved eighteen
months since, the undersigned IS compelled
TO close up all outstanding matters due said
firm. Ali those desiring 70 savecosi must
avail themselves Of This, the last opportunity.
I regret the necessity Of mourning cost on
small amounts. but my situation forces the
collection Of all sums due The firm Of French
s. Berry. hope all those Ind ebled Will pay
up Immediately without paying cost.
A. II. BERRY
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CLoTHlne STORE.
Gents Furnishing Goods.

Z The subscribers respectful CSYN
Gs ly luiorm the public, that SSFy 4 II
lhey have n0w IN stoie. splendid oss-A11-z-
assortment Of super French lIabI,s, Cloth
Sacks, Frock and Business Goats. Also. a
full supply OF Oregon Cashmere. Fancy
/ rweeds. Alpaca. Crotnn Cloth, Linen and
CoIt0Eade Sarks and FrockS.
w MSS x %e
OF all kinds-saIIn, fancy silk wilton, aIpaccn
and Niarseliles. of .verg variety and vrice
PARTIAL U0llS3
OF every DESCRIPTION and pIIce. from rich
French Doeskin Cashmere. black. plain and
fancy. to the lowest price Linen and C..tten.
Furnishing articles, Of every description.
such as Shirts, Shirt Collars, Shams, Cravais.
Handkerchief. Hosiery .Suspenders, Gloves;
Hair, Clolh. and Tooth Brushes. and all Other
ARTICLES necessary 10 complete
&enliCman's Wardrobe.
We have also on hand, and will continue TO
keep. a splendid assortment Of CLOTHS,
CASSlNERES, and VESTINGS, ftOm the
tnest French tNsIlied Cloth To The 10 west prce.
Fweeds aud Summer Cloth. DoeskIn aud
Fancy Cassmeyes of the latest style, Saun.
Silk, FsIencie, MarseIlies, Velvet, black.
brown and drab
H This splendid Stock Of Goods has been Sc
lecled with great care by one OF considerable
experience. and has been pronounced by COM
Petent judgessa JudicIous selection.
t5eThe location OF this Cheap Cloihing
Establishment. is in owens Arcade. OFc
Door North OF Owens TaVcrn.e1s
We would ALSO state. that We are carving
on the Tailoring Business. IN ALI. ITS
VARIOUS BRAScHEs 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 sATI>FAcIIoN
to all who may favor US with call. Every
garment made mp by will be ,cGrrdnted to
fit, and to be in the most FA>HIoNABLE and
APPROVED STYLE, or to SUIT lhelpecullar taste
oi those who may wish to deviale from the
same. No pains will be spaied in cutting
garments to be made BY the Ladies. LGdies
Riding Habits, and Promenade Dresses, will
be cutand neatly laid ofiIo insure 10 mistake,
and explanations given in regard to making
them 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,llS5l.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-08
Goods.

SHEPARD, as usual, is prepared to
furnish every body with as good
Goods on a little better terms, he
saws, than almost any one else His
stock is fresh, and selected by him
self with special reference to the de
mand in this section He thinks, i
sou viii favor HI m with an opportu-
tunity, that he can please you in
quantity, quality, and price lie
would have you bear in mind, that
he keeps constantly on hand, q supe-
rior stock of Groceries, at the lowest
market. price.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-04-08
To the House Eaencr.

cP We HAVE any and every thing in
Us your line. Our lot Of Glass Ware is
q very hne; t6gether with a heavy stoc
of Queens ware. Castings, Hardware. Tin
Ware, Bed Tickings. Table Cloths, Domes
tics, SC. sc, GIVE ls call.
GILL s. RUSSELL.
April 8, 1852.