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known and Ihv~irar- wh" have. had :ln uI,Ior-u
nitv If witnessing is highly >lluiarv effect, rec
commended il safe and very rffiracirr,> mr.lj-
cine equal. ifnot superior. Ia any other pr,.>rior
for the above complaints within their know
The basis Of This medicine WAS private rc.Ir,r of :,
distinguished physician in rnc "f the ncirhlurinr
Sar> and preserved tv IN individual T., whom
it gave the most astonishing relirt. II i composed
ui vegetables and ii used according To- dircciiur>
must Ice perfectly safe.
FI,'ni NSSr< .E.p Il 10. u r.LaD,< 'ja. iunatt-
"Ih',>- Icr>"is- VIII" nave used tn, c-ct.iilc Pul-
m"ltlry halsarn. uniformly I.csih ii Il - valuable.
u'rclnc. and from the Quantity SOD. nuiwili~.and-
iu.. rh" numerous other preparations -,- Tor ul.-
lar complaints, Ne consider ii first "n the l-t
Respectfully *. AILtN \ Co
The Editor "tthe Seneca Fall C'l,ri.r -s,y.-~We
have had OCCASION To- witness the good effect of the
Vegetable Pulmonary l:sl-im III ,,l.r iiliiY y. i-
of Young lady who h;,> h..e,i entirely cured q,
consumption To- the liz" IT it. and also in severe
coughs and colds. and ci-eIiully bear tc.il"llv L,
It's hen- safe. convenient and very riiir:iri,Il>
medicine III cases "t tina, description. I'D G.ur5.r
\ Clergyman from Philadelphia writes. that he
ha- been IN thc ahi OF u-.n- the Vegetable ruini,,-
NARY E;,m Tor himself ami family. for the last l.;
year. ami al" "t recommending i, hrs friends;
and considers il inv uabl, remedy for all r,ul-
mraary complaints.
-F"r tho la-t FIVE wears nf my practice have had
the satisfaction I" witness the beneficial effects nf
the Vegetable Pulmonary Etl-am il. many ease.
of obstinate, cough. and "i!cr aii,ci!.> Of The lrlsr.
would therefore confidently recommend ia us. il,
all com laint- Of the rh--t. n hcng equal il not
superior. 10 any other medicine within mv k,nwl
edge. Truman ABtII NIL
I"nI-tpr. y. II.
c - Beware" 1T c"unt"r'.its ami limitations such
aS Carter C'lnp":.nd Pulmonary Ba,-ini Amcri-
can Pulmonary Eal-;,u and others in ,,ait bearing
The name. Enquire inr the ariir. hv its whole
Maine, the Vegetable Pulmonary lia>:m. and SEE.
that II k:, III, Nrittrn signature, of Vim lur.n Gut
Ter upon yellow label the blue wrappers. Each
bottle AIS! -cal i stamped Vegetable Pulmonary
Bal-am.'
Prepared hv Reed. Cutler & Co. Importers and
Wholesale lealer- in Medicines. Paint- Chemical.
and Dve Stuti>. 81 India street Boston. and sold Iy
Druggists. Apothcriric> and country merchants
generally. For particulars and Recommendations
zee pamphlet accompanying each bottle Price
." ceii1. For sale in 81. Johnsbury, by J. Ching
ham. -,.s,,s
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TIMOTHY EDWARDS ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.

Caledonia District -.
In Probate Court holden at Danvile within and
for said district on the 18th day OF December, \.
ID. 1852.
IOiiN l.. EDWARDS. administrator on the estate
- Of Timothy Edwards, late Of Walden, in said
district deceased. presents his administration ac-
count for settlement: Whereupon it is ordered that
the same be referred to the 18th dav of January
next. at the Probate Office in said Danve. for
examination and allowance; and that all concerned
be notified hereof, by the publication of this order
IN the Californian. Il newspaper printed at ST.
John>hurv. three weeks successfully "a soon As
may he, that they may appear. anda said time and
place, if they see cause, object thereto.
By order of court
Attest, tHAS. 5. DANA Judge
\ true copy Of record, sG4w3
Attest. C.S. DANA Judge
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THE CAL DON A n.
AUCTION! AUCTION!!

VNHE subscriber will sell at public auction, on
TUESDAY. the 18Th dav of January next. iii not
previously disposed Of small place located in the
VILLAGE OF Bloomington, consisting OF Il dwelling
house. barn and out-hudngs, with one half acre
Of lanI. Buildings mostly new and well finished,
A liberal credit given for a part of the purchase
money Sale on tn premises
HARVEY GILBERT.
St John<burv December -, 1852. s"5w2
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All Hands to the High.
lands

IIstiE subscribers are now receiving a. The
WILDERNESS STORE.,'
large addition :" their lrncr stock "a ,Iu,> whic h
they offer tor sale AT ,"w ,rice-
DAZZLING & WoOpRI'RY.
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THE GREAT RE.VkDrFOR
Coughs. Colds and COnsumptionS,

The It-.toii, PEl,n"n1Iy EaLsan.
* probably without 4 parallel in
having. during n trial II more than
twenty five wears. fnllv maintain
ed the high reputation which il
ha> acquired for C"N>I MrTI,k
COMPLAINTS. and MI Diseases oi
the iung~. throat AMI chest. L.
h:i> been u>ei with probably grea-
Ter success than any other article.
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Very SIN ii

advance from cost a,l '~r'-'t.
iI>o now "n hand 70 hr.s OF powder at mana
f,c.urrr'- PRICE.
NJ, kini- produce -.'riv"d in exchange for ;Ie
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MONUMENTS. Grave Stones,
Hearths, Counter, Table, and
WASH STAND TOPS,
Grave Stones & Monuments.

Site Stone, S,op Stone and Free ;,ae. They have
constantly on hand
Grave Stones & Monuments.
of every style and pattern which they will >clower
than any other e>tabli>hm ent in the State: manu-
featured from the very best italian X AMERICAN
Stock. Those VIII" are about erecting Monuments
or Grave Stones. will find at this establishment a
STYLE of patterns far superior t" these 10 Zee had else
where. The subscribers ais" viii furnish Marble
Chimney Pieces nj Boston prices Also, Iron Fence
for enclosing burial lots. furnished ut the loves.
rates. IL All work delivered t'ec "t charge
THOMAS BRIGHAM < co.
March l6 1889 164y1
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01


ters from Paris to the NV Yorl
Journal Of Commerce, Sd IS:
The Cars mtuifesto of the 26tl
alt., which turns on the VOWS Of his
predecessors TO defend he orih0do1
firth, and his own duty b pursue the
same course and end, h4s impressed
a peculiar character on his proceed
ings a hd designs ia regard 10 Turkey.
He ha S uninrled that religious ban
ner " bicil e&cites the zehl or fluati-
ciSm df his own empire, Ind oi the
Porte Isis well to euqhire and un-
derstand what he means by orthodox
faith, and or what he relies in his en-
phatic and formidable appeal. You
may deem opportune and instructive
information from the hest authority.
The orthodox ch hurch, 10 which the
manifesto refers, S III urch which
embraces about S twenty millions Of
souls, under rath{ II less thah tiree
hundred bishops There are five
patrlsrchs; that o + Alex itndri once
the first in dignity :, has now ohly ),
000; the most rec ent, th;I i OF Russia,
has, perhsps, iGI millid dus; tkat of
Antioch, 10000; bud thh 1t of Jeru-
salem $4,000. SIX la1guagbs are
used in III e seryie les Of til + ebu fch, on
a large sd he. In the Tufki1h en-
pire, the hierarchy Of the con Rmuni-
on are je;| lousy CONTROLLED by an III
iidel poW4r. aud cannot ptosdlytize,
nor even Flncate fre lyItheb. own
people.
"In th4 Russian emfife the ortlo-
doX churJh is goyaral.j by = stand
lug Spirit hal Synod, the members Of
which, Sc fen OF eight III numb Ter, are
nominate Pad hd removed liy the Icrowr,
nor are any other Of The Svnpds Of
the clergy permitted TO meet for &C.
Liberation, Q = to make fanon4. Ali
the officers or servants dl the riSyno,i
an,l those Of tic dioees hd bishd ps, are
nominated paid and !, Ioved by The
evil govern ment, and arh under lis
immediate orders Hand kil the r eal and
funded frbperty belogging Ito the
church, as we'll As all educational
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UI0IE no. ls3.


The meaning ofthe name of Ken.
tqcky,has been accounted forin lf
fereut ways both ingenious aYd pl.iu-
sible. Tie lattss analysis Of te
wprd Kentucky. that we have hcarl
we had Il few days ago from the H.,
Of an old lubter, now ID the nin, t.
ninth year ofhis age When Boone
first came 10 that country it vas Ia
liAbited exclusively by no t.is.s of
Indians, bpt was ihe common la.
me- ground for all tribesIof the ada
e4nt country The rich valley were
covered With . chapper5 p sol cane,
bdarlng Il small berry, on which The
turkeys came IN Acounile4s IS numhegs
to feast. Thus, it was enough lor
the whites to call it t lie land cf
Cane and Turkey The Iuas..s
trying to pronounce tie Same words
gpt it Kane tucllee, fr6bllthis Il v5,
abbreviated into kentu{k ard final
" the nam by wllich il Il how known
I
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01
Mr. lie nry Hauley Va 5 siru ucls By
while lying ia his bed Fn
Memphis on Thursday night, 4 Eh
plt- He was seriously hurt

Some Of the femn ines or Gin
cinnati have been al war, as wit
ness the following fro h the Com
Hcrcial, Of a sate dalts
A couple OF Women in the Third
ward, Yesterday mornils :, g,ugIIS9lqo K
to setl le quarrti bette cen t lEon b
having recourse 70 fire. prms. 7, j. ci
exclIa hgiug shots OF I he sidewalk,
they llissed AMI made lricuds.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

There Are. w4 Ieara fr m the Au-
ensta Caashmf'bnZ'sf, raisednotes on
the Bank of Sarannah and the Geor-
ell Rail Read q Banking Company,
in circulation, 80 perfect that some
scrutiny is required to detect them.
THEY a4 raallyIone dollar bills q on
YET ed into fve5.
CHARrrg-T Ie actual amount in
caBh expsa tel fo benevolent Bur-
poses in the hitad States du!ing
the. past yer. 8y the Independ dent
I0rler Of OH IFe lows, exceed by
Iseveaty-fve th msinA dollars, the
united operations f9r the same pur
pose of All othefelig.4as denominations
combined.
It is sata.ltbat IN two years from
this date, with 9rdinary success in
CONSTRUCTING thdir roads, the people
will .hare brought 4 ililroa car or
steamboat within twenty-five miles Of
every townshipIin the State
4 MIN passed through Richmond,
I. XIV. on saturday last, beaIing his
nllnder and two chil iren ona wheel
barrow. CohfiEng wife and two lar
ger children walked. They were all
the way from North Cirolina, aud
bDand for Iailiaha-
Those wllp have 10 buy negro
sApes this Fan mly expect t9 pay
higher than ust5 hi, If they get . good
article. We seq tha' heavy bfog ms
have alvlne2l drom gi15eea t9 twen
typer cent abov ve former prices.
Potatoes Are i'm demand at Louis
vile for shipmeh ht South, at 52a2, 80.
p55r barrel. The crop ia Kentucky,
it lis said vii be short.
IVonaa / II y TT De5t- There
is now vid ow WON N Nncarteratel
III TIE PortlI tndI (lle. jail for no 9th
eff offence tH an tRat Of being unable
I'd meet her liabilities, which were in
Cured for h3use rent.
TRIAL BIZ TURf ~ resolution has
missed the d donvention in Massachu-
settsengage(l in amending the Consti-
tuition of I'll at State, declaring that
id all trials foT criminal offences the
itiry after ha wing received theinstruc-
tion Of the c burt. sliall have the right
il Their Yer ilict to determine the law
and the fact 5 of the case.
Divorce FN S4UTH CARoLTNA-- We
clip the fell bwins from the American
Law Register 1t is Of inter rest:
A marriage solomnized in South
Carolina is indisa oluble, either BY the
consent of the parties, or by the
Judgment of the Leg stature.
No judicial iibun3l in South Car
olina has any authority to declare al
divorce; and no divorce has ever becn|
granted by tn ei Legislature q the
State,
Nothing but the actual Or pref
sumed death Of one Of the parties
can have the effect of discharging the
ALLEGATIONS and lee.,l effects Of the
marriage contract,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

=
e he assisted her to ahghf, ms heal
: was lrfetrleVaoiy lost
t q red acf ed old Gentleman, IA
dressing gown received them IT th
door.
NY TREND Captain champion
sad the old gentleman Walk | n
warm DAY.
cry saia tne captain
AND indeed Els looks seemed {, t
cofronorate tAe staten enf; lqr he wa
as re. red as s, a pq0ny. :,
Inc Captain aug tile OH gelltle
I man were chattlns Il fogether {. iam a.. par
PleteY at nome. After an hour |~a'
spent IN N tins manner ms most e1'
cuSed hlmseli' ana lhe bachelor was
leie alone 2 dreamy revere was
interrupted py q soqnd OF voices III
/ the hall; i; TIE captfin easily re re- bog
Inlzed T., lhe %idoW $ ana Z ga nee
4 through me nalF opened doof Sho Ne.i
Inn that her companion was 2 hi md
some you qng genfien!an. =
|. lnerep dear Beh' sad tn e 80 pn@
i ma p, 40 hoq fcohi me any lnorf T.
/! wont GO 50 agaih- olFe M e y
KISS.
"a nearly smack followed III was
q Veil'aoH He genuine KISS tfe fal-
8laiil saw ana heaFd 1t. 4 PANS fAo
through hls I ieaft
Inc Pnly woman ! couia f'er
floNe' d ny 70 Himself q 8hp $ { =
ep@a9ec.
! The Y FdoT tr:ppfl into the = om-
II she fas Aie"sinb .ih hqr eaf' fasq
drfss, snt rs perfectly be'l5ehii| n, E N
8her era" llnS 4 s. room atNrq- phalnp!on
.co1ia +: no y S e he whole oi that + lry
loot
!. .N.y q ear sir said she, 1your | oF Fsq
.is at youf sq iFiqe now,
ChamPop rose. =.
But, 5 4 added i y3'l viii Fly
and tax d'nnFr Wth . my 41clF
VIII te pHd'l gTatlIied: aild | sAaF oe
highly plea dfeql
Inc coz 4Gite- 'noa5'l oham Ion.
! am ools 9a 70 you inl alhe' I Y !
have an en4 4agemeht, hf Raia.
lfen re cannot nope 70 7 yam
you, sir; oqt you must allow I 70
present yop TO my ire 'lIeF-
lne liannsohpe young man 1iiI'',e
his Appearance, i'lia ShoOf iii'i'a5 I" Ia
the baeaelpf- :.
mat $ 9he npfse H, thiff zap ala'
sala d, 'he Wlqo" i'"si'in9
lne yopns iii'h 'Ii'Yi'S ~ f."n
explained tie elrennis9ahefs /, 6 Fplen =.
had lhipeiled ilill 10 'aAe 'iic iPei Pei
~
/ m sorry ne aoi'do' INA ou
cannot improve lhe acqaR'n'ahc7 aus
casually mAtie PY enjoying your domIt /
pany az dlnln'ef 'm sorry FhaJ
you are otfer~ise eagasfu
why as 20 hat sad the CaPlalln'
drawing OIL MP SoVes, your o, oPi r. =
too tempting ah II lefl compel1 1e1l to
accept 1t.
90 MS iiGrfe was Iei'Iaiiueu 70 ''9
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

he time ae subsc-iilt-on; Two as0lIars
and Fifty Seats. WITHOUT DEVIATION
after fhe exp.ratio.l 9f three monrA As.
ffP All .s;ii> + Adver'isemints job
Work. oaStlscripiioa, considered due, when
CONTRACTED, except laEailst those Tlth whom
-hare raliniug aeconms.
fC5s No Paper VII b- sent out Of 4he county
unless paid for In advance.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

I5iscqses ofMe Ege- There q re ao-
corling I'd L foreign medical ioarnal,
six hundred distinct speciesof disease
connected with the eye.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

LRGEsLA ATIyE fAY. = 4 omHtrollcr
Wfisd i Las reili{ed 10 Ipay th knd n.
bersbf the Legislature 9f New / Prk
their 7 per diem Allowance for the or-
tyjda, 5 ofreces] between tie re su-
LAT and extra se$ sion, although $50,
0O0 W ere added fothe appropria zion
bill fol. that purRose.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

TesrNG TABLE MoylNo.-A ,g!r
Blackwell, in Case well county, Nc.
let 500 with a iieiie%er ia ihe sbir-
itual agency Of tabIe-movirg, il..l #
he would be allowed Six men ofuu
questionable verscity totest tl.ate.-
pertinent, the table would not move
three feet III two and 4 hal.' hours -
Tie be- was taken The pcgsabs. a-
round ebe tilblc obeyea the directions
q Mr.. Nhitehari, 4al Sat for tw5
hours and a haifat their posts, hat
the table did not move d io.. Tha
money was paid over 10 Blr Black
we'll Dr Hare says, "a dry wooden
table Is almost a non condacter, Lut
lf lorminS 4 link necessary 10 COM
pletea circuit between the sly and
earth, il might 20 silIybe shatlered
by 4 stroke Of li4litning, bat il the
power otali The salvaqic apparatilses
ever made we're to be collected iui6
one current, there wonll be no pow
er to move OF otherwise affect 81; Is a
table,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

ENGLISH FGNoRANcE oaIA4rRgca.L
In debate in he EuglisR Parliamept
Sir Robert Peel Stated tfal tie
number Of States in tbe American
Union WAS 1tlirty-three;;lnil Cagirtt
Minister called the late -,IId nafrist
Of Ameriea.John RandoIpa. a state
nlap Of Massachusetts, ahd quoted
him as having said thatI~ff you wish
q make the inh.bitants of i state !
sft ol se0utdrels, You Rall enly 70
give them secret voting'' In = n
cent English Journal, We noticed an
afc2ant OF the political movements
7 qhe state Of New OFIeans. Oie
of our citizens was asked, a sl,os
t1me since in England, il .-there p@F
MANY persons in Boston who col.
steHk the English language? B.nles
e|liior Of the National Era. in his
list letter from L1udonto that ioar,
rEli remarks, "NIe must not lor..ct
that the masses ol English people
aheIeXceediusly 5 ignorant Dc our com
fy- its geo srlphv, its people, Ii en-
lEstitutlons and usage, thoir C.oye+a-
Iaeht, the rali;ioas oi oar State C.,y-
frnments TO each other at.d to- tie
federal Goverhment, aad tbtir reIa-
tlofs several y to Slavery. MANY IN
IFfiPgent pcffons ,ellere that this .c-
kil IS dlliaAed Throughout alI the
9'ates. Al Engii4b lrIy oliieh po-
slripn ,latols asked an American
Whfther he saw much Of it ~ 5Iassa-
chqsetts. At a considerable d.hall
party, the other day, an English gen
tleman REM rked to one of our 4oi.
trymen that he Ilad understood that
the great vegetable for making soar.
N the States vas 7 Tlmpkin 4Ftre
yop to tell many II Pce,able Heoiic
Iiere that Massachusetts IS the c.spi
ilol q PHILADELPHIA. they would uot
know that you wore quizzipg them.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

The taxes in Cincinnati are one
dollar and eighty FIVE cents Q n the
hundred dollars.
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|. Cjoife 15ortrlI.
The L0rd'S PraYer---in Acr0Slij

-c>~>~>(>1~p,~~-~~o~~~
4 The Lords Prayer---in AcroSlic.
j, 90 Lord ard King wboreigu'st entliro1ell
I Fatle, Of Light! Mysterious Deity. fl Ii
Vie art the great IAsl-,he last, the fl n
Art rig 1teous, holy, lnerciiul. and jest
Ie reall 5 Of glory, scenes Where angels sibg
lIearea S the dwelling-placte Of God our hin.
Lado'esa thy name, which doth all nahn.
Il transcend;
Bs thou alored, our great Almiehty'Fderi-
Thy glory shines beyond creation's sra3e
Naa.el in Che book of justice al.d Of gyacI
1'hyIkinglom towers beyond thy starry sliE.,;;
KTag ON satanic falls, but thine shall ri+e
Gone, in thine empires let, thou Holy One
Tdy great aaa ereslastns u,ll.b do,c., fpiay
IEW God make i,nowIt his will, lis p5war Ills
Be it the work Of nortals 70 obey.
Dane in the great the von,lrous work of loFe,
o. Calvary cross he died, but reigns above;
EqrtF bears the record ia thy holy word;
As Heaven adore5ttby love, let earth. 3 Lord;
q pines transccndent in taq eternal skiBsl
Is raised III heaverl-for man the Sayfour dies
III longs immortal, angels laild his ua'he
he fren shouts with joy, and saints Lii love
P,3','' a.
+, - -. - = 60, 80 :" t'..,' i ',7
T4is be our boon today. AMI days to-oome,
Daywithout end. ii orr eternal hors:
or neady souls s,ipr II ftorn day to iag,
Dazg asst and aii Il When we pray; [leSd
Br('f thposh Te ASK y'' lorl' .hy b. rs n2
A.al hlaNe u1 sE'teflll wien flly gifts esdslid
L%''ss - n ri, My s3''l''.o' i'g'
a. ral;ns ILL.,, aa'i i 1-s.i.. I '''Io, fo...7,..
yielss rB;lf I'D ps.er 81, I,, Il .so9 H. l.
4. We oh J.. .l-l. our rs shbo S. faults oerlqoh
" Gas thaaF last bic: 0 rs from tl.y laern nors 5
book;
Fa'yiqe orr dnelnies; g tend thy grace
or . souls to save cen Adams guilty race
1'e',o[s 10 'life Z sFa'i'uae ana ioEe'
1, a. ~ III l..,' ~
~ from tbaIts,br+sr H., III ballisb r.si
Not n oar | M, bat /. i,ls p.sas Who 1led.
ds9tlino cI r we poa- our nesl.
Ts..g.etio,.' fatal .ci.t pms hglp to lia +,
2 2 may We eoiiquer thro 'lAy { PaqusTlf + sof;
T u 'ais Y o'ii I'D 'f,F qaf ISL. g. I''oy''
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

A blacksmith in- Ohip, lat Fly ID
ministe cred chlorolorm ii rdfrad to-
ry horse in orde to shoe lIim. 1t
succeeded admirably.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01
1t is stated that som,e Of the f:.i

1t is stated that 5 oaie Of the rail
road companies ref, sc 10 c1Tlg The
u. 5. mails unless lie PnsIu3sier
General Will pay them. ~ soa}f ~
stances. hundred per cgpt. ] orc
than lheyEtie iieretosoEe 3'ad.
The Lnng i~tand Rail Had grni-
many Is nnc Of the siltiker1. ana tie
Postmaster General Aas "a lhsrcli ihe
4lal.s 20 te sent by hp.sr power.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

IHNMaddbck's Chancery- Iracticc,
vol. 1,Wge 125, occuYthe loll5Wing
specimen Of Dega1 plcmtf:
'When a person is bound to do a
thing. and HE does what may enable
him to 10 the thing, he Is supposed
in equity 10 dit with the view ofdo-
ing what he is bound to DO.
Do tell.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-01

~Assi!an.i." the llt4 res Elentc t
Henry Ci3y, IS ad'eri@ed Fol sale