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rvrilsnfss ANNOUNCEMENT.
unusually ,' otsi"ss vii b. so ap ,hs sod
,.sne which tho present advanced ae OF the publishing art can
VS.. .sown literary character And ability Of de editor
tent wfs the pspsr printing ADD binding volumes Of
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pics, Will neet that amount OF patronage wEfh al enterprise
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thoIs from Ctsucer to the prssen, time
THE COMPLETE Tii PosHicAL WORKS Of JOHN MILTON
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Publishers, No 2Od Broadway.
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OYES EVERY NIGHT
Tbs v.L-f1grr O-1nsl G1d ONLY fer famed
CHRIsTY'S NIEsTRELs,
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Sswrs.s,S,;; MIS- NOTICE
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Asssssins s. Clare, {, ". Clarke
o. n. orHER AFTERNOONS Of the week. o'clock
r,sA vss and eoHi'a performances m which see the OIL"
GS ree 70 the whole Mu.sgm,O see the LIVING GIa.FFEs
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CIRCUS-NEW.YOR AMPITHEATER No. 81
EIESSs .ad iPsS SPs io1S Equestrian
THE RICOLoS AL their extraordinary Gymnastics and Juve
Noys cI1EiN .IS Ais ssg's PoS JUAN LsAaH1P
Doe1 o7el & o'clock Performances commence at Boxes
Fxi-a Essr,aizneni given on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AYTkROONs.
WASHINGTON CIRCUs.-Corner Of 39th-st. aud
w SA-sv Moott, TBosPsoSk MANS. Proprietor
1A' F''''' ''''' Short FR aiT 'yg EA So
EvEEY NIGHT with embracing among the members
rrssS p;rorasaes every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
TTEkNOOA Al O'clock
Deors oTez =. Performances AZ y p NJ
CEO. CHRISTY and WOODS MINSTRELS.-
NJ Ne Broadway, stove HewsrdSt
OPH EVERY EVENING.
z Business Manager
t5ro CfEisTr tI professionally known) Stage Manager
THIS EVENING.
lesques &c &c
Dec. ey~r e. q; e0T1nsncs si u. Tickets Is cents
A CGRD-GyoRGE CHRISTY professionally known
ftE L IN connection with Ethiopian Miasely,
ale, ts informing us friends and the public, that
h 10 scrreS espG-tnrship Nj Il WOOD Of Minstrel
E1nF No Brusewsy which place be VIII appear EVERY
TEENISG hopes ia friends IN that magnacent
Han In hs professional capacity He hopes
please viii with that which his
ns The patronage EeeEos 1oe nae hereto
FIRE hclorctt " n
Professionally tno~u GEO. CdRlSrf.
CHRIsTYs AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE, No.
OPES EVERY NIGHT.
The vsI-kzvxr O-Ensl GDe ONLY fsriArnse
CHRIsTI'E hIksTRELs
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u fffaIaVT-
ppW 3ruOoL TOp WHY'S. ~ Oliyar Temple.
Tiik nuscnDAcNs LEGACY Lihe s,ms Asthsf
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AMrseErris.

JU1IFNa COyCERTs.-Or MONDAY, Dee. 5.
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TEI HUTCHINSON FANILY n Bgo0KLIN


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o. he oTHFR ArTF RNOoSs Of the week at o'clock re-
Ay svsItus eon performances iur which see the bus
q ihc GAY. So, c......
kS 4ree the whole Museum-o see the LIVING G&HFEs
tAe kstrfs LADY Halls the Picture Gallery the
No. Be-v DrpNrrnent Chinese Saloon and the Cso-
80 kscrs well the Performance cents Children
rrse Isl the First Balcony and fHluee 2s
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Cost Gno founo.

EOUND-A near sight Eye-glass. Apply at Tribune
Il Office.
7 OST-By Lady, on the 9th inst, while shopping in
IL Broadway large CAMEO PIN The finder will he suitably
BY leaving with NJ CHARLES HAZARD a. No 90
Wallet
OST- A LETTER directed 30 Smith Il Holmes,
- WsbrOokvile Y irelosng seheck OF Young Schultz
en- nalesncn NewY0Fk, dated 0ober % lajl for
rsysbs The order Of said smith Holmes was m.iei
OF this Oct - alt said letter not having been
whom sddresf nent OF be
check aas trsn stepped YOUNG SCHULTZ
- - REWARD.-Lost, small roll, containing
81 - repcE sinsseps ADVISED TO j. Winter Esl No p
and Supposed Be misyercd The shove
III h paid for is return 10 ~ CURRlER No i NAsssn u
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sflElhD III
fsisf $500. NJ ft6eFsOs kilf Besfy .ssssssHf serf
bs Il a. lss.sf DOE u b.sf eg1e<1 ~ ~
Csset - Niue Pogs Dccos4s y fDfs, 80. kSs bs1ly
lNTONf AID CLEof(3kA
trot Dasi6ss Clsc.ss hi~ Deaksr-sas
bon ssscc Cssytos. ~ eo>s"s<S ~er-~'. -
seaa ssl fsfgestts Fs14y Life.s ~ es~~ Fn'~>
ktAs eta a.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27

Matters are gbing wrong about
Itown-and the SO bner corrected, the
better for all conc erned we alludf
4 to several instancb s recently, when ;
Snumber of small articles, such as
| wash-pans. Water-b buckets, bed-cloth.
ing, wearing apparel, sc ave been
pilfered from the premises Of several
of our citizens, after night These
miniature depredaticns have become
so frequent of late, in our portion Of
town, as to induce most of US to place
under lock and key adj we possess,
from the least to the greatest, sus-
ceptible Of Being thus taken care of.
1t seems that to permit movable
article to remain without d oors after
night fail, is about equal to placing it
lin the hands Of thief Since a ne
gro woman Of this vicinity, was
caught in the act Of purloining from
the wash-tub, sitting in the yard near
the house OLA gentleman in town, a
short time since, a number Of articles
of clothing, which we're left in that
vessel, it is generally believe ed that
this stealing business is being car
ried on by negroes, and perhaps at
the instance of white persons who
may have hired them to do the steal
ing, while they are doing the con-
cealing.
Let the persons be who they may,
tits our opinion they had bet ter leave
off this mode of replenishing their
supplies. For it is the fixed deter
mination of many of our citizens to
patrol their premises properly W beth
er the town authorities have it done
or not; and if no OF her redress be
enjoyed, we make it as guess some
body will get hurt if sden on their
premises after night. Apd the own
ers of slaves would do well to keep
their negroes at home, except when
out on business. ga wink is as good
as a nod to q blind horse
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27
What is the NIatterl--

The frequent admissions coming
through the. papers, and otherwise,
that there is at this time a greater
amount Of money in, and coming in,
to the United States, than at any
former period, together with the lib
eral prices obtained for all sorts OF
produce, led US to beliey We that cer-
tay everybody could collect the
debts due them, whether we printers
could or not. Indeed, the kindness
shown US recently by the prompt re-
sponses to our calls for money, come
near doing more than this 1T might
be, for aaght I'VE knew, that some
creditors would be troubled with the
attempts Of debtors to prepay, OF to
pay before the debts are due; but
imagine our surprise to have handed
in a notice, for publication in the o.
serrcr, from the SOuth~orth house.
another from McERrOy & CT awtord,
and another from Scott g. Gray, call
ing on their customers to pay "that
which thou owest.' . This, we admit,
gave US some surprise; but it didn't
take US fright square across the coun'
tenancer, like the few lines Joel Com
mons has published to- day We did
think, everything con Sidered, it was
bad enough state of things for mer'
chants and doctors to be7troubled il
getting their money, bit for the
blacksmith, who has to pound hi:
out by the sweat of his brow t
come up complaining t it's really to'
bad.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27

brought into Georgia from Tennessee
and Kentucky. Our Planters should
turn their attention more to raising
hogs. They may ultimately be forced
to supply the Home market, and It
lis matter Of serious Importance to
themselves, which should be duly
weighed and considered. High pri-
ces, exorbitant prices, will rule, il
this thing is neglected.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27
That's the House -.

WeJ5 8. Woods have, and will con-
tinue to keep, a full and complete as
sortment of Family Groceries in
store, on the west side of the public
square, near the corner. They are
resolved to sell as cheap as such ar
ticles can be afforded. They also
deal in all sorts Of country produce
We will underwrite that Il ley will
do as well by those favoridg them
with an opportunity, as any reason
able man is likely to ask. Be GER
tain to give them trial the first op-
portunity.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27
Mulberry Female School,

The pleasant locality of this school
with the decided reputation Of the
teachers, is sufficient to recOmmen d
it to the favorable notice of par
ents having daughters to edu-
cate, without a word in commenda-
ton from us. See MI. and Mrs.
HIS card in another co lumn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-01-27
ri Office

"AyING formed a partnership IN the
ID HaRDWARE and DRY GOODS
,,aJe ii the DOWN Of Fayetteville. undet the
s,xIe ofI RUSSELL s. TUCKER. We take
nlea.ure in ii wing the public TO our sidck, at
The former s,and oil Gill & RUSSELL. On the
III Jde al The Public Square Wshave
:, o,o,1 an excellent collection of The various
ldsscy,nl;ons If Dry Goods brought % this
p,arketI 10 which we lnienu 70 auu i'olh
time oIiimeI direct from the eastern markets,
so as I'd keep constantly on hand every afiI-
Gle likely 10 be needed foF use or ornament
N ,bislloca,ity. We are resolved to Eeep a
! aane,sI assor,meni of The very best Goods,
|. h;cL I'VE aatter ourselves we viii ID ena-
| bled ID sell as low as Tie lowest hy me exef-
80 or;udic;ous Indictment in our purchases
HavinE purcbased the house we occupy, the
lpubIiclmay expect 10 find us e. all tunes a
1.-The sahe old stand. Mr. RiiSSELi4'S &C
Iknow EDGED judgment ~ me. purchase o
Goods generally. and fine Cloths 10 nariicu
Ito, eJ.hlss the firm TO speak with confidence
10 all as to the quality pf the Goods thel
keen. They inrena 10 c. me up fully 10 wha
they epreseni-
january Is. 1853,
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fnrnniEe Notice,

yaJIIAT e 90 on each share Of slock sub
Z se,;hsJ 81 money by cirz-ns OF Fay
III ,hoSs~ living within 5 mfrs Of
:, v;llsl fo The lincoln rer,fun' Of the
~ E.,,,i.,ilsIS pulask Turnpike Road is re.
~ + slna,l 10 Crn. Thomas A 0wen
=; Nal,on Chi.iress on or before the
II Iisbr,hry Aud call IS hereby made,
ssock ot IS co on line share 10 be
pail on the frsio every month un,'' o'ne''
wIsl ordered. By order Of The Board a
Jhnuary az, 1853 n.
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i Bill for Sale of Land.
LitIcoin Circuit Court. November
Term, 1882

Ira liz DouIH ii and o,hefsl
rs
AJpbh Marih. Jas. Mar
In, Villa b. S Martln,
May Bro wn. Rachel
Lsldwin, Ellzabsth
bush. AMI Rebecca
Ausbura. j
.6N mosi,n of complalnanis. ny tbei
b - and il aprearing 10 the SANS
&c IL Conr, mat the defendants are
II ral;IonT If ne State of rennrSsee-i
i o-dered Nv the Coar, that pubicalOnl be
:, ~ 't',,, seks in succes.idn in the Fay
.utrzt. ObI,yre, n newspaper published IN
III rnwn III Favetley,lle, for defendants 10
20, -, ,la March Term of said Cour,,
,aEo aad ,lswer compIaluanis' bili, ct the
sa he will pc taken tor confessed. a"d sci
d. wn for he{ ing ex palie, as 70 'lIen
JAMES r CHlLCOAI' C'erA'
January ~, 1858 At
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ShelbyyiIle---

The large and general assortment
of Family Groceries which Elliott 9
Thomson. Of IShelbyville, advertise
in to-day's 4OBsERvER" is worthy
the attention Of dealers and consum'
ers in our county. Remember they
make their purchases in New Or.
leans, and can afford to sell as G hear
as you can supply yourselves in thf
Nashville market. Give them CALL
depot $ treet, Shelbyville, Tenn,